Crash Retrieval Conference Proceedings, KWIC Index Page: s

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

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

Letters Directory:

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

Words Directory:

"s$"

"s%tj" "s&nd" "s&rtea" "s&~" "s'" "s'-" "s'44" "s'flottt"

"s'h" "s'l-u" "s't" "s'tat" "s'tuo" "s'°" "s'»" "s+da"

"s-" "s-'ak'ff" "s--" "s-1" "s-2" "s-3" "s-4" "s-a"

"s-band" "s-ccrct" "s-little" "s-ns" "s-ovlet" "s-r•-" "s-~" "s0"

"s1" "s1'eeo" "s1-8•" "s10" "s100" "s11" "s111passerl" "s11n"

"s14" "s19" "s1al" "s1mc" "s1on·" "s1u1lh·" "s1~~~·" "s2"

"s3" "s38" "s45" "s4rtl" "s5" "s8" "s=" "s"

"s\" "s\orie" "s^vuy" "sa" "sa'tt" "sa1111·tl1-1~" "sa11cer" "sa11cers"

"sa\" "sa_id" "saalrtaata" "saari&" "saarmii41" "saavedra" "sab" "saber"

"sable" "sabotage" "sabotaged" "sac" "saca" "sacell1ces" "saceuice" "sacking"

"sacrament" "sacramento" "sacred" "sacrum" "sad" "saddam" "sadly" "sadouluu"

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"safety" "safeway" "safoi-3b" "safs" "sag" "saga" "sagan" "sage"

"sagebrush" "sagged" "sagging" "sagssd" "sahara" "sahcer" "sahkarov" "sahli"

"sai" "sai'" "saic" "saicl" "said" "said-several" "saig" "sail"

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"sajs" "sake" "sakes" "sakharov" "sakl" "sal" "salability" "salas"

"salduuov" "sale" "sales" "sales-beings" "salesman" "salesmanship" "salient" "salina"

"salina's" "salisbury" "salla" "sally" "salmi" "salmon" "salmonella" "salt"

"salta" "salute" "salvage" "salvaged" "salvager" "salvaging" "salvation" "salvo"

"salvoes" "sam" "samford" "samizdat" "sample" "sample#" "sampler" "samples"

"sampling" "san" "sanclia" "sanction" "sanctioned" "sanctuary" "sanctum" "sand"

"sandbags" "sander" "sanders" "sanderson" "sandhill" "sandi^base" "sandia" "sandias"

"sandler" "sandlot" "sandpaper" "sandra" "sands" "sandwich" "sandwiched" "sandy"

"sane" "sanir" "sanitize" "sanitized" "sanitizing" "sanity" "sank" "sanrtng"

"sanskrit" "santa" "santi" "santiago" "santiago-based" "santiljj" "santilli" "santilli's"

"santos" "sanyo" "sao" "sap" "sap1ens" "sape" "sapiens" "sapiensintroduction-general"

"sappho" "saps" "sapyort" "sarah" "sarah's" "saran" "saratoga" "sarbacher"

"sarbacher's" "sarbacher-smith" "sarel-" "sargentos" "sarin" "sars" "sash" "sasquatch"

"sass" "sassed" "sat" "sat-" "sat^t" "satan" "satchel" "satd"

"satel-ices" "satelfae" "satellite" "satellite'" "satellite's" "satellite42" "satellites" "satin"

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"satl" "sato" "saturated" "saturating" "saturation" "saturday" "saturn-shaped" "satyllits"

"sau" "sauc" "sauce" "saucea" "saucelt" "saucer" "saucer'" "saucer-shaped"

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"sav" "savannah" "save" "saved" "saving" "savings" "savvy" "saw"

"saws" "say" "sayin1" "saying" "sayjng" "saylii1" "saylnl" "says"

"sa~cer" "sa~dia" "sa~~ng" "sa·ln" "sb" "sbcret" "sc" "sc1enl1st"

"sca" "scace" "scaff" "scaffolding" "scage" "scai'" "scale" "scales"

"scalloped" "scallops" "scalpel" "scam" "scams" "scan" "scandal" "scandinavia"

"scanned" "scanning" "scans" "scanty" "scar" "scarce" "scarcely" "scare"

"scare-mongering" "scared" "scares" "scariest" "scaring" "scarred" "scarring" "scary"

"scat" "scates" "scathing" "scatter" "scattered" "scattering" "scavenger" "scc"

"scd" "scdcs" "sce" "scel" "scenario" "scenario-planning" "scenarios" "scene"

"scenery" "scenes" "scenic" "sceo" "scfnp4riffao&ifities" "schacht" "schade" "schaefer"

"scharaf" "schatzkin" "schauberger" "schedule" "scheduled" "schedules" "scheduling" "schellenberg"

"scheme" "schering" "schiff" "schiffs" "schism" "schism's" "schismatic" "schisms"

"schizophrenic" "schizsm" "schlage" "schmidt" "schmitt" "schmitt's" "schmitz" "schmitz's"

"scholar" "scholarly" "scholars" "scholarship" "school" "schoolbooks" "schoolboy's" "schooling"

"schools" "schoolteacher" "schow" "schow's" "schratt" "schroeder" "schroeder-rockefeller" "schrott"

"schulgen" "schultz" "schuster" "schutte" "schwartz" "schwarzenegger" "schwarzenneger" "schweizer"

"sci" "sci-fi" "scicn" "scicntisl" "science" "science---can" "science-fact" "science-fiction"

"science-fiction-like" "science-o" "sciences" "sciencific" "scient" "scientific" "scientifically" "scientifically-applied"

"scientijic" "scientist" "scientist's" "scientists" "scientists'" "scientzfic" "scient{" "scifi"

"scill" "scimtisls" "scirntisu" "scis" "scis111" "scissors" "scit'nti" "scji"

"sckn" "sclc" "sclcmlst" "scler" "scniccs" "scocr&" "scoff" "scoffed"

"scone" "scoop" "scooping" "scope" "scopes" "scorch" "scorched" "score"

"scores" "scories" "scorn" "scotch" "scotia" "scotland" "scott" "scott'"

"scott's" "scottish" "scour" "scouted" "scr" "scramble" "scrambled" "scrambles"

"scrambling" "scrap" "scrap-" "scrap-yar" "scrap-yard" "scrap-~" "scrape" "scrapes"

"scrapie" "scrapings" "scrapped" "scrapper" "scraps" "scratch" "scratched" "scratches"

"scrawled" "scream" "screamed" "screaming" "screams" "screen" "screen's" "screened"

"screening" "screens" "screw" "screwdriver" "screws" "scribbled" "scribd" "scringfield's"

"scripps" "scripps-howard" "script" "scripture" "scriptwriters" "scrlppo" "scrotal" "scrub"

"scructure" "scruples" "scrutinize" "scrutinized" "scrutiny" "scrvi~" "scssrco" "sct"

"sctapprd" "scu" "scuba" "scudy" "scuff" "scully" "scully's" "scurrilous"

"scuttlebutt" "sdentista" "sdenusts" "sdi" "sdmthts" "sdt'cd" "sdtnlhts" "se"

"se^-ecy" "sea" "seaboard" "seacrest" "seaet" "seahawks" "seal" "seal's"

"sealed" "seals" "seam" "seaman" "seamans" "seamed" "seamless" "seamlessly"

"seampd" "seams" "seaport" "search" "searched" "searchers" "searches" "searching"

"searchlights" "searcrung" "searle" "seas" "seashells" "season" "seasoned" "seat"

"seate" "seated" "seating" "seats" "seattle" "seay" "sebastian" "sec"

"sec111i" "sec1tet" "seccion" "seccor" "secdef" "secession" "secluded" "secof"

"second" "second-hand" "second-story" "second" "seconda1y" "secondar" "secondarily" "secondary"

"secondhand" "secondly" "seconds" "secono" "secrc" "secreca1y" "secrecy" "secrecy'"

"secrecy's" "secrec}" "secrec~·" "secreg" "secrei" "secreo•" "secret" "secret'"

"secret-" "secret-device" "secret-keepers" "secretag" "secretarial" "secretariat" "secretaries" "secretary"

"secretary's" "secretary-assistant" "secrete" "secreted" "secreti" "secretion" "secretit" "secretive"

"secretly" "secretnaajian%" "secrets" "secrj" "secruity" "secs" "sect" "section"

"sections" "sectm" "sector" "sector'" "sectors" "secuirty" "secunty" "secure"

"secured" "securi" "securi'0'" "securic" "securing" "securiry" "securit" "securiti'"

"securities" "security" "security'" "security-alarmed" "security-at" "security-has" "security-whether" "securityttwarn"

"securit}" "securit}'" "securit}'•" "securjty" "secy" "sed" "sed17" "sedan"

"sedated" "seduced" "see" "seed" "seeded" "seeding" "seeds" "seeing"

"seek" "seekers" "seeking" "seeks" "seeley" "seeming" "seemingl" "seemingly"

"seemjngly" "seemmgly" "seen" "seen-includin" "seeps" "sees" "segment" "segment#"

"segments" "seiners" "seisakusho" "seismic" "seismology" "seivanr" "seize" "seized"

"seizures" "sej\1" "seks1tivity" "sel'rct" "seldom" "seldom-ruscussed" "seldom-seen" "select"

"select-commi" "selected" "selecting" "selection" "selective" "self" "self-" "self-confident"

"self-consistent" "self-destruct" "self-destructed" "self-directed" "self-evident" "self-explanatory" "self-interest" "self-luminous"

"self-obliteration" "self-organized" "self-proclaimed" "self-published" "self-stated" "self-sustaining" "selfdefense" "sell"

"sell-out" "sella" "selling" "sells" "selves" "sem" "semaphore" "semblance"

"semce" "seme" "semen" "semenov" "semi" "semi-" "semi-arid" "semi-buried"

"semi-consciousness" "semi-intact" "semi-official" "semi-vans" "semiconductor" "seminal" "seminar" "seminars"

"semipalatinsk" "sen" "senate" "senator" "senators" "send" "send-up" "senders"

"sending" "sends" "senes" "senior" "senior-aide" "senn" "senred" "senrind"

"sensation" "sensational" "sensationalize" "sensationalized" "sensations" "sense" "sensed" "sensenbrenner"

"senses" "sensible" "sensing" "sensitive" "sensitivity" "sensitiv~" "sensor" "sensors"

"sent" "sentence" "sentenced" "sentences" "sentencing" "sentient" "sentiment" "sentiments"

"sen·er" "sep" "separate" "separated" "separately" "separating" "separation" "sept"

"septcr" "septel" "septemb" "september" "septicemia" "septicern" "septnnbtr" "seq"

"sequence" "sequencing" "sequentially" "sequester" "sequins" "sequoia" "ser" "serene"

"sergeant" "sergeant'" "sergeants" "sergeev" "sergei" "sergel" "sergio" "serial"

"series" "series'" "serious" "seriouslv" "seriously" "seriousness" "serpa" "serpo"

"serrated" "sertraline" "serum" "serums" "seruor" "serv" "servant" "serve"

"served" "server" "servers" "serves" "service" "service'" "service's" "servicemen"

"services" "services'" "servicing" "serving" "servjces" "seselmees" "session" "sessions"

"sestrniti" "set" "set-up" "setbacks" "seth" "seti" "sets" "setting"

"settings" "settle" "settled" "settlements" "settlers" "settling" "setts" "setup"

"setv" "seve11" "seven" "seven-year-old" "seven-years-old" "seveney-two" "seventeen" "seventh"

"seventies" "seventy" "seventy-five" "severa" "severaj" "several" "severe" "severely"

"severest" "severin" "sev■u" "sewer" "sex" "sex-negative" "sex-obsessed" "sexeducation"

"sexes" "sexpol" "sexual" "sexuality" "sexually" "seyen" "se~rching" "se•-0"

"sf" "sfa" "sfc" "sfl" "sfr" "sft" "sg" "sgd"

"sgel" "sgeowc" "sgl" "sgt" "sguadron" "sh" "sha" "shack"

"shade" "shades" "shado111" "shadow" "shadowed" "shadows" "shadowy" "shaft"

"shafts" "shag" "shake" "shake-block" "shaken" "shaking" "shaky" "shall"

"shall-perhaps" "shallow" "sham" "shamanism" "shame" "shameless" "shand" "shandera"

"shands" "shank" "shannon" "shape" "shape-recovery" "shaped" "shapely" "shapes"

"shaping" "sharaetsr" "sharaf" "sharashka" "shard" "sharde" "share" "sharecropper"

"shared" "shareholder" "shares" "sharing" "sharp" "sharp-as-a-rack" "sharp-edoed" "sharpedged"

"sharply" "shartle" "shary-shagan" "sharyshagan" "shat-in~" "shattered" "shattering" "shau"

"shaved" "shaving" "shaw" "shawbury" "shawn" "shc\red" "shcc't" "she'd"

"she's" "sheaffer" "sheared" "shearer" "shearing" "sheburne" "shed" "shedding"

"sheehan" "sheehan's" "sheehy" "sheen" "sheep" "sheep-borne" "sheer" "sheet"

"sheets" "shelburne" "shelden" "sheldon" "shelf" "shell" "shelled" "shells"

"shelter" "sheltered" "shelved" "shelves" "shelving" "shenanigans" "shepherd" "shepherds"

"shepherdstown" "sheppard" "sheppard's" "sheridan" "sheriff" "sheriff's" "sheriffs" "sherlock"

"sherman" "sherman's" "shermon" "sherwood" "sheu" "shge" "shield" "shielded"

"shielding" "shields" "shift" "shifted" "shifting" "shifts" "shilling" "shimmenng"

"shimmering" "shin" "shine" "shining" "shinmering" "shiny" "shiny~ue" "ship"

"shipment" "shipped" "shipping" "ships" "shipwreck" "shipyard" "shipyards" "shirley"

"shirt" "shirts" "shit" "shivvers'" "shklovskii" "shlomo" "shmater" "shmvn"

"sho\" "shoal" "shock" "shock-wave" "shock-waves" "shocked" "shocking" "shockley"

"shockwave" "shockwaves" "shoe" "shoes" "shone" "shook" "shoolery" "shoot"

"shoot-to-kill" "shootdo" "shootdown" "shooter" "shooters" "shooting" "shootings" "shootout"

"shoots" "shop" "shoppers" "shopping" "shops" "shore" "shoreline" "shores"

"short" "short-comings" "short-lived" "short-wave" "shortcoming" "shortened" "shorter" "shorthand"

"shortly" "shostak" "shostalc" "shot" "shotgun" "shots" "shoulder" "shoulder-to-shoulder"

"shoulders" "shouldn't" "shout" "shouted" "shouting" "shove" "shovel" "shovels"

"shoving" "show" "show's" "showcasing" "showdown" "showed" "showeic" "shower"

"showers" "showing" "shown" "shows" "showtime" "shred" "shredded" "shreds"

"shrewsbury" "shrf" "shrift" "shrill" "shrinikyo" "shroeder" "shropshire" "shroud"

"shrouded" "shrouds" "shrub-lands" "shudder" "shuster" "shut" "shutdown" "shutle"

"shutter" "shuttle" "shuttled" "shy" "si" "si'" "si'i" "si\uciij"

"si_ln'" "sia" "siberian" "sibir" "siblings" "sic" "sic-the" "sic-on"

"sicist" "sicists" "sicjf'" "sick" "sickened" "sickening" "sickness" "sicl'"

"sics" "sicy" "sid" "siddeley" "side" "side-by" "side-effect" "side-stepped"

"sidearm" "sidebar" "sidelight" "sidelines" "sideljnes" "sider" "sides" "sidetracked"

"sidewalk" "sidewau" "sideways" "sidewinder" "sidgwick" "sidgwiek" "siding" "sidney"

"siege" "siemens" "sierra" "sietiktir-h-m" "sifted" "sifting" "sig" "sig_"

"sigh" "sighcing" "sight" "sighted" "sighting" "sightings" "sightmgs" "sigktlng"

"siglr" "sigm" "sigmund" "sign" "sign'" "sign-off" "signal" "signaled"

"signaling" "signals" "signatories" "signature" "signatures" "signboard" "signed" "signet"

"significan" "significance" "significant" "significantl" "significantly" "signified" "signifies" "signing"

"signjficant" "signm" "signocantly" "signs" "sigruficant" "sih" "sih-et" "sihilar"

"sijverbug" "sikeston" "sil" "silas" "silbert" "silence" "silencers" "silencio"

"silent" "silently" "silept" "silesian-american" "silicate" "silicates" "silicium" "silicon"

"silk" "silkwood" "silky" "sill" "sill-" "silly" "silly-by-associacion" "silos"

"silt" "silva" "silver" "silver-colored" "silver-metallic" "silverbug" "silverc" "silvercolored"

"silvert" "silvery" "simiiar" "similar" "similarit" "similarities" "similarity" "similarly"

"simjlar" "simmering" "simoes" "simon" "simone" "simple" "simplest" "simpleton"

"simplicity" "simply" "simpson" "sims" "simulate" "simulated" "simulates" "simulation"

"simulator" "simulators" "simultaneous" "simultaneously" "sin" "sin-of-all-sins" "sina011" "since"

"sincere" "sincerely" "singapore" "single" "single-" "single-handedly" "single-minded" "single-sided"

"single-spaced" "single-strand" "singled" "singly" "singular" "singularly" "sini" "sinister"

"sinkgrield" "sinking" "sinlomalon" "sinners" "sior•-•" "siphoned" "siphoning" "sir"

"sire" "siren" "sirens" "sires" "sirius" "sirsu" "sis" "sister"

"sister-project" "sisters" "sit" "sit11atio11" "sitaiye" "sitand" "site" "site's"

"site-he" "sites" "sitetwo" "sith" "sithtill£" "sitnpls" "sito" "sits"

"sitting" "situated" "situation" "situations" "sity" "sivitory" "siwt~lqo" "six"

"six-" "six-fingered" "six-foot" "six-page" "sixcies" "sixteen" "sixteenth" "sixth"

"sixties" "sixty" "sixty-nine" "sizable" "size" "sizeable" "sized" "sizes"

"siznals" "sizzle" "sizzling" "si~" "sj" "sj11m" "sjl" "sj~d"

"sj•i" "sk" "sk\pe" "ske" "skelerons" "skeletal" "skeleton" "skeletons"

"skepcical" "skeptic" "skeptical" "skepticism" "skeptics" "sketch" "sketched" "sketches"

"sketching" "sketch©" "skf" "ski" "skid" "skidded" "skies" "skill"

"skilled" "skills" "skim" "skimming" "skin" "skin'" "skin-" "skinny"

"skinwalker" "skip" "skipped" "skipper" "skitch" "skittering" "skorzeny" "sks"

"skull" "skullcap" "skullduggery" "skully" "skully's" "skunbvorks" "skunhvorks" "skunk"

"skunkworks" "sky" "sky-station" "skyhawk" "skyhorse" "skyward" "sk~d" "sl"

"sl&it•" "sl'cko" "sl'ed" "sl'ucl" "slab" "sladid" "slaic~" "slaie"

"slaies" "slain" "slale" "slam" "slammed" "slamming" "slant" "slanted"

"slants" "slapping" "slar" "slar'tleo" "slashed" "slate" "slater" "slaticn"

"slats" "slatzer" "slaughtered" "slave" "slaves" "slbul•" "slc" "sledgehammer"

"sleep" "sleeping" "sleepy" "sleeve" "sleic" "sleight" "slender" "slephonle"

"slepp" "sleppy" "sleuth" "slfde" "slhpl" "sli1ted" "slice" "slicks"

"slid" "slide" "slide#" "slide#34" "slide#37" "slide#40" "slide#44" "slides"

"slidi" "sliding" "slieren" "slighdy" "slight" "slightest" "slightly" "slim"

"slip" "slipped" "slippery" "slips" "slit" "slivers" "sliwowski" "sljbso'-ilc"

"sll'iply" "sllde" "sllde#" "slle" "sllh" "slmua" "sln\ftftr" "slo"

"sloan" "sloan-kettering" "sloe" "slogan" "slope" "sloped" "slopes" "sloping"

"sloppy" "slot" "slotted" "slow" "slow-" "slow-familiar" "slow-familiar-positive" "slow-flying"

"slow-moving" "slow-positive" "slow-strange" "slow-strange-negative" "slow-strange-positive" "slowed" "slower" "slowing"

"slowly" "slowness" "slq't" "sltaatlca" "sltrn--grrlach" "sltuatiana" "sludy" "slugs"

"slumped" "slvgl" "sl~n" "sl•m-ge-rta" "sm" "smack" "smajj" "smak"

"smalj" "smaljer" "small" "small-disturbance" "small-scale" "smaller" "smallest" "smallish"

"smallpox" "smart" "smarter" "smartest" "smash" "smashed" "smashing" "smau"

"smd" "smear" "smell" "smelled" "smelling" "smelly" "smelt" "smile"

"smiled" "smiling" "smiling°" "smith" "smith's" "smith-sarbacher" "smithmemo-21" "smithsonian"

"smithsoruan" "smjling" "smoke" "smoke-we" "smoked" "smoker" "smokescreen" "smoking"

"smoky" "smolder" "smoldering" "smooth" "smoothed" "smoother" "smoothly" "smoothness"

"smothered" "smsgt" "smudge" "smug" "smuggled" "smuggling" "smut" "smuted"

"smylstot" "smyrna" "sn" "sn1ci" "snafu" "snagged" "snake" "snake-oil"

"snamtisas" "snap" "snapped" "snapping" "snapshot" "snatched" "snc-n" "snch"

"sncusr" "sne" "sneak" "snider" "snippets" "snlrl" "sno" "snocgi-a~"

"snod" "snoddg_rass'" "snoddgrass" "snoder" "snodg-1·" "snodgra" "snodgras" "snodgrass"

"snodgrass'" "snodgrass•" "snod~rass" "snoo-1" "snooping" "snooze" "snoozing" "snorl"

"snor{gn1s~" "snouldrit" "snout" "snow" "snowball" "snowfall" "snowstorm" "snowy"

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•'l TOl?HO ·S ... .PtO .;&0 ,.-,r~ S't"r.'""~• AT 1.rA.!t~ 200 Ii. LC""'· r 2009 Page #127  

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,IA'T Y\J60~L.J, V ~FIC\Al...\ AIU S'TUO"OH U-(G.M.wc£n "'~fr :;ccx:•) TO,O 2009 Page #114  

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(Noa-) Shootdo,... Ows: Lona ■ Th. S'°"it SowtSumm,,: of 198'.l ■ M1tt8ob L 2009 Page #149  

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erence □ nr Ro'will n 1'1*. VIm in S'»’K. a I I  nwarchi r. M:intnn I nulru 2003 Page #132  

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ls r,hntos, Holder insertec n ngn1 s+da ot camera F,tm Holder postvon ot ca 2004 Page #235  

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 OIJl:, llr w;7..:ls Via: Good r,,,s-;                                      2007 Page #66  
Glo.;.:J ~1io: ~ ...h."'t. I :..v .s-;_-.'.0-!) to~ H. •l!. : ;-,."' t tel: 2008 Page #57  

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r n,1~ "lt,W$.J/JJ...I cou.1,4r•o• S-'AK'ff ,#1: rWE.rn&A.rat.~ :;.,r r::x, 2009 Page #126  

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               - . . ~ .,.~•;.-..,,s--,.,J,;;},j;.°j;{h--:.:, .•.. ', .. -. 2009 Page #28  

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e Army FOIA 1999 1 335 TSM, conf ■ S-1 (mailed to TC) 2000 10 150 TSM ■ S-3 2003 Page #169  
lus to TC) ■ Ft. Meade Army FOIA ■ S-1 (mailed to TC) ■ S-3 (mailed to TC)  2003 Page #169  
99 from whom we have termed source S-1, who has supplied quite a number of  2004 Page #248  
aper trail to my knowledge. Source S-1 has supplied several documents with  2004 Page #248  
ifornia, and Fort Meade, Maryland. S-1 Supplied Leaked Documents 1. 44 - 3" 2004 Page #248  
CIA, and Congress" Essay by Source S-1 10. Authority of Director of Central 2004 Page #248  
 1999 ■ Ft. Meade Army FOIA 1999 ■ S-1 (mailed to TC) 2000 ■ S-3 (mailed to 2007 Page #42  
(TC) l999 ■ CIA Us:S metered(TC) ■ S-1 (mailed to TC) ■ S-3 (mailed to TC)  2008 Page #115  
A USPS merer The ,-bumedu me:n.: ■ S-1 (mailed to TC) WP Librcr-y note, man 2008 Page #115  
J•-~~ ~,r~~! • .:=:.--:.:.=;- 5r~t S-1:Ci~S-+ X-15 Riddle 1-. ,.,.:. OJ«r.: 2009 Page #123  

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ed document, not original, Source: S-2 C*pt C--rcei Cun-B wxdTMO Corf ?i Th 2003 Page #26  
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per/FOIA ■ Salina via TC mailbox ■ S-2 (mail plus to TC) ■ Ft. Meade Army F 2003 Page #169  
994 ■ Salina via TC muilbox 1996 ■ S-2 (mail plus to TC) 1999 ■Ft.Meade Arm 2008 Page #115  
Ei11stein/Opp., Immen directives ■ S-2 (mail plus to TC) 28 pp secret,~ pp  2008 Page #115  

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1 (mailed to TC) 2000 10 150 TSM ■ S-3 (mailed to TC) 2000 3 4 TS, x2 • S-4 2003 Page #169  
e Army FOIA ■ S-1 (mailed to TC) ■ S-3 (mailed to TC) ■ S-4 (mailed to TC)K 2003 Page #169  
ocuments leaked to Tim Cooper from S-3 and others on Slide 4 revealed that  2003 Page #170  
A 1999 ■ S-1 (mailed to TC) 2000 ■ S-3 (mailed to TC) 2000 ■ S-4 (mailed to 2007 Page #42  
metered(TC) ■ S-1 (mailed to TC) ■ S-3 (mailed to TC) ■ ~~,1.Ln;ifJsled to  2008 Page #115  
C) WP Librcr-y note, many photos ■ S-3 (mailed to TC) FOR, Ma!Ylall, Bush,  2008 Page #115  

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3 (mailed to TC) 2000 3 4 TS, x2 • S-4 (mailed to TC) 2001 4 17 TS Omega __ 2003 Page #169  
iled to TC) ■ S-3 (mailed to TC) ■ S-4 (mailed to TC)Key Documents Eisenhow 2003 Page #169  
ceiving Facility U A-002-6 Area 51 S-4 ID-301-F Area 51 S-4 DD-303N Area 51 2003 Page #175  
002-6 Area 51 S-4 ID-301-F Area 51 S-4 DD-303N Area 51 S-4 PD-40-8G Area 51 2003 Page #175  
-301-F Area 51 S-4 DD-303N Area 51 S-4 PD-40-8G Area 51 S-4 IF-101-K Area 5 2003 Page #175  
-303N Area 51 S-4 PD-40-8G Area 51 S-4 IF-101-K Area 51 S-4 UF-103-M Area 5 2003 Page #175  
40-8G Area 51 S-4 IF-101-K Area 51 S-4 UF-103-M Area 51 S-4 SP-331 Blue Lab 2003 Page #175  
101-K Area 51 S-4 UF-103-M Area 51 S-4 SP-331 Blue Lab WP-61 EBE-010 OPNAC- 2003 Page #175  
M-54A Bldg 21 KB-88 WW-010 Area 51 S-4 11 32003 Special Operaxm Kfcyxiai 27 2003 Page #175  
ers because it identified "Area 51 S-4" as one of the receiving facilities. 2003 Page #176  
ineered" technology at places like S-4, near Area 51, were the first to rec 2005 Page #82  
n a reverse engineering project at S-4, a site 10 miles from the Groom Lake 2005 Page #168  
) 2000 ■ S-3 (mailed to TC) 2000 ■ S-4 (mailed to TC) 2001 Totals Docs. 2 1 2007 Page #42  
on/Lod:.heed f.J{V ■ Bob Lizar and S-4 ■ Sightings m Llie World, 1 %8 ■ Con 2008 Page #165  
leaked" package drop identified as S-4. This package was called the "CIA An 2009 Page #8  
itials the way he usually did. The S-4 contents consist of the following: A 2009 Page #8  
 a UFO back engineering project at S-4 in Area 51, and had been given the l 2009 Page #9  
 doing back engineering of UFOs at S-4 if we were. Linguistic Analysis of t 2009 Page #9  
that, since this package came from S-4 (a self-stated CIA analyst), it coul 2009 Page #12  
. Conslusions So, how much of this S-4 package is really genuine? The simpl 2009 Page #13  

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-6..a..J vEr.,c.;..:.:.Y !)(.,~~TY S-A,O-..:::. or--te-.~ ILA":'.~ Aj G~"T  2009 Page #129  

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h other O\'et a network of citizen"s-band radios. Some o( the men will stan 2007 Page #145  

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c_w Snod~rass of th~ University of s-ccrct \•.-1::r..pon menl.lon~d , m , C 2009 Page #184  

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19. 1965 Vaucluse Beach. Australia s-Little Robotoid .;u .. v "'· ,411,1. ~ 2009 Page #123  

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Rt:..rt.lI'.J ') 11\" ;\IOS'I. scu:s-ns r~ • rt'BUC IS CURIOUS BIJT AMDf\"A 2008 Page #156  

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s were not .of Rus~ sl~n orjgin .. S-Ovlet espionage agents here are ( sa]d 2009 Page #177  

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... o IN~ D f""'Cl'T1" .uro ,.-.-i;s-r•-"'~ e,,cu.'2.~PowtR·STAn:lN "'{ l:I 2009 Page #100  

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50 .:;:"'- _,•=:.,;; ";,':.::'!~C• s-~".,••::: ,~•.,.••~~-;'~,.,A• --- •~-• 2007 Page #156  

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next 40 people would share $16 (or S0.40 each); while the last 40 people wo 2005 Page #75  

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on was mysteriously damaged and no S1...-yhook balloon launches could be fo 2005 Page #65  
can i.cientist who it saJs lo( t~c S1:·:i_tcc1c 1\ir Force, riterl shc\red  2009 Page #183  

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0.'VL~ "'1'0 "fWC OC.IAM AT T~F,C: S1'EEO, rs.T PO w1U:OCN, e w~ EVilt FOUW 2009 Page #105  

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tlTtly con,pln WHAT 1 REALLY DO • ;s1-8•. ... .-.. ~ w_'llrtt J . . ll I••  2008 Page #146  

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nicknamed Qfficer Friendly and the S10,y Lady. Part of her duties included  2008 Page #57  

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a cotal amount of \,ealth equaling S100 dollars, we would see that the weal 2005 Page #75  

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 NONSENSE OR TREASON ~ TOM'S SHELL S11/t Clfsh nr Senn! C,cdir ...,.. ARM9  2008 Page #152  
U • tl.S. ~,\ nos \I. IH:Jrl' ,\ f S11 I RILI.ICS • l'.S. PRl\'AlE DEB f IS 2008 Page #156  

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uuction materiaJs and labor force "s111passerl //;(I/ ef the orecll P.Jiram 2007 Page #114  

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Blue Book Report Card Las I ·ega., S11n Written by Stalnaker • Eureka Landi 2008 Page #18  

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tary budget that recently exceeded S14 billion. This does not include the c 2005 Page #167  

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p 80, 2 -Cl c:~• IU) 1200 All-,ged S19""...h.lngs of th.identified P'\.&CC  2007 Page #174  

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nc-lnn:saig,uion (rum bt-r.iMing • s1al hokh ,·.alu.ablcinf~ion -__ptOltttn 2009 Page #198  

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facts and impede research. In 'The S1mc/11re of Scientijic Revo/11/iom, Tho 2005 Page #117  

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r,l, u·t,o s.iid ht twit! not the .s1on· ,,.-bile !=kroi;-:.o -..scr.r-h1ln 2009 Page #163  

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anc-11 of :.1nthropolo~ . ." llrnt s1u1lh·, prrlmloric pc·ople ;.ind lhtir  2005 Page #107  

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A.:,,o !j,,.:: .-..,o ,u"' CH·. ::;s1~~~· ~:a:':~t';i~ :~~~ \·~~.,g, ., 1'~ 2009 Page #123  

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ld share S45 (averaging just under S2.50 per person); the next 40 people wo 2005 Page #75  
the Test Site, such as Area 51 and S2, house alien craft that have been bac 2006 Page #199  

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as the same: fli Title page format S3 U.S. Govt, printing features ns Shado 2003 Page #182  
the Sec. of State 7/9/47, elb XTMK S3 raMay year ayyrtlrtl it la rtartrt th 2003 Page #215  

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e wealthiest person owns more than S38 of those dollars; the next 19 would  2005 Page #75  

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e dollars; the next 19 would share S45 (averaging just under S2.50 per pers 2005 Page #75  

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s.::ou1s-. r ,rAsr l./11,,NT ~l~Y .S4rtL.Ltrrs "' ~IT fU,'Oft.~ A:~~ LA"1NO 2009 Page #115  

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having spol,e11 to DLI yr::ia :i~. S8) In,. th_~. thr. weapon \.'t1nl'1~\l, 2009 Page #184  

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css we cnn ~top ra:n !om foll-Suoc:s= i;o.vc ~he on!:, hl:\L M , ~mb -.supr 2009 Page #182  

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■1Nn atna., w..t Coast lMo ■, Y1ne S\., S.l~, Callt. .-.a• ....._ • ~ llltl 2009 Page #174  

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 for an extra terrestrially-themed S\\ eec that's acceptable co their healt 2007 Page #63  

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l 111•: ply all re!und to d,:.cu:w s\orie,; hes. Th_el _ . ere .• aid 10 h~ 2009 Page #182  

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 projected® xn the ©otsrao of y©®? s^vuy you win mWjriw Kriwnrt with tbs mi 2003 Page #212  

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 a yraatiaaX aad haw Halal aamoora Sa jrahlaa la hath aooplax aad gaaw* haa 2003 Page #220  
ow he acquired it, no one knows. I sa ) the cause of death was not found be 2005 Page #34  
lian UFO counterculture ? I cannot Sa), but I am convinced that if the memb 2005 Page #97  
er guided surface-to-air missiles (SA.Ms), even conceivabl) with tactical n 2005 Page #121  
l sheriff interviewed on the radio sa.id, "They can say what they want, but 2007 Page #130  
s duh-sent co a 0rnup "that my dad Sa) s was cal.led the Moon Dust." Riggs  2007 Page #139  
                A La Paz newspaper sa.id today that there is great interest 2007 Page #142  
rs meteoroid. M4 and M7 incline to SA theory. M8 still waivers and points t 2007 Page #143  
1~ ftut • ._,, &.1: ro:c■ !o!t::'.;sa 0~! tJ.■:t rc;,,arte.:. U:o CbJO~I, c 2008 Page #22  
HE GOVERNMENT BELIEVE WHAT YOU ARE SA YING ABOUT THEM COMING FROM THE FUTUR 2008 Page #92  
1·1·0. ARI:.\ GI.OU.\I. P11t:so~11:SA • RE,\.J,IT\" IS Bt:,·osn At.I. Rt:A. 2008 Page #156  
-Ovlet espionage agents here are ( sa]d to have b~en adv'i.~_ed that the K~ 2009 Page #177  
G1·c;;l Eri::irn ;;nd The ,lc:-ald sa,d ,t lenrnctl that the United Stales. 2009 Page #182  
 ,iny s!n· would form a gas io the sa.m~ sense glc beam or s:or!ight bu; ·J 2009 Page #182  

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1 -nl£ AMERICA' AAO OJJ"-01~ 510£S SA'tt J.. Pf.C.ULtAJl SQUAltE:·SH"-.PtD  2009 Page #106  

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r dl-8¥-•'fhc Chnrleston Ga1.ette .Sa1111·tl1-1~ ·, Juur. 14, 19•17 -· -. . 2009 Page #182  

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bes witrun the pages of The F!Jing Sa11cer Conspira01 (which was published  2007 Page #132  

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on the subject at the time, F/ying Sa11cers from 011ter Space. The author,  2005 Page #94  

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 he helped to shred documents , he sa\\ a copy of the top secret UFO briefi 2005 Page #130  

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~c weapon as an ,veapon, Snodgrass sa_id it \vas alternate .. to the atomic 2009 Page #181  

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aaral tada —yar to Cklaa vltk a f— saalrtaata to cobo a fwWtota —rwr af tto 2003 Page #221  

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• country within the sass h142),1Y Saari& !PE in Spanish 1740 Ort 14 Boy 78 2004 Page #20  

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0 grow sharp, • An Anonymous eMali saarmii41....10 1.1* 12“4.1. ie.. Wd.... 2006 Page #34  

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y of Santa Cruz on the farm of Jan Saavedra by the Campesiono Gonzalo Menac 2004 Page #11  
Y DT SANTA CRUZ oN tHe FARM OF JON SAAvEDRA ST THE CAMPESIONO GONZALO MENAc 2004 Page #21  

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ash Retrieval Conference it: 24185 Sab,tct SPECIAL INQUIRY i 1 he Initnsend 2006 Page #41  

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d to show F-80 Shooting Scar, F-86 Saber and F-100 Super Saber jet aircraft 2007 Page #99  
g Scar, F-86 Saber and F-100 Super Saber jet aircraft. Some of the photos t 2007 Page #99  
er shaped craft. Fl~ing their F-86 Saber jets at 45,000 feet, they were una 2007 Page #109  

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rom a woman who lived over in Cape Sable Island which is about 13 miles to  2004 Page #36  
ping off their girlfriends in Cape Sable Island, Dave Kendrick and Norm Smi 2004 Page #36  
n in the area with their own Cape [Sable] Island boats; he would phone some 2004 Page #37  
Boat 101, in Clarks Harbor on Cape Sable Island and advising them to procee 2004 Page #38  
4 miles from Clarks Harbor on Cape Sable Island. This brought the total num 2004 Page #40  

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

llegedly to Investigate reports of sabotage and espionage. Reports to be tu 2003 Page #32  
 the Northeast U.S., the fact that sabotage, enemy action, and unknown phen 2003 Page #193  

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 his family after his business was sabotaged, his son was kidnapped and his 2009 Page #30  
suspect that Crisman may have even sabotaged the plane. According to the mo 2009 Page #31  

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t 7-6,7-47DECLASSIFIED £.0. 11652, Sac. 3(0 and 5(0) or (E) By LJ£..£- NARS 2003 Page #228  
tead AFB, which is in Miami, was a SAC base — Strategic Air Command — and a 2006 Page #145  
pset because that's close to their SAC base. The first thing that I noticed 2006 Page #145  
ubbsher due co his prior work with SAC/TAC/Navy/ Army bases. Under armed mi 2007 Page #95  
lted in actions taken by NORAD and SAC that would have brought us to the br 2009 Page #18  

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r study by AMC, AFSWf, *«E?A, CNH, SACA, JRD9, IAKD1. Do»-d on all avollnbl 2003 Page #28  

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 Even the deployment of artificial sacell1ces for intelligence gathering an 2008 Page #114  

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it neighboring countries . Is it a saceUice, a meteorite, or a false alarm? 2007 Page #142  

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tallic-looking, rectangular object sacking partly out of the ice. No way wa 2007 Page #138  

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t mailed to researchers postmarked Sacrament o, California, with a return a 2005 Page #122  

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

6, by several hundred residents of Sacramento. Observers were able to disce 2004 Page #27  
 two bachelor degrees in 1974 from Sacramento 's California State Universit 2005 Page #64  
 field of a B-52 which put down in Sacramento , California, in the 1980s. 1 2005 Page #67  

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

nciples, once established, become "sacred" ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE ~ ARE NO 2005 Page #4  
it is, but in Ufology there are no sacred cows, and every possible new lead 2009 Page #179  

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ts, X-rays of his back, spine, and sacrum, and an orthopedic evaluation per 2005 Page #33  

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

e military that day in 1965. It is sad that so many important witnesses who 2003 Page #56  
nd the world) dutifully report the sad news. The Times reports that the "Pr 2003 Page #92  
itted to a mental institution. The sad thing was, it was not entirely his f 2003 Page #141  
ovidod farther that any aid nay bo sad* available shall ba subject to tbs s 2003 Page #213  
o tjrpo and axteat af aid, Mlftasy sad ooa—ada, w cV£ jCs g£w CM— tat ttoao 2003 Page #221  
ain, or like a baby crying, really sad. Jose wanted co gee closer; I wanted 2005 Page #155  
mmon and Tony Curtis, Monroe was a sad, insecure, and fragile character, al 2007 Page #136  

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THEY KNOW WHAT HAPPENED. IF IT WAS SADDAM HUSAYN WHO FIRED THE MISSILE. IT  2004 Page #24  

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

at UFO's have had fatal failures." Sadly, on December 18, 1994, after a lon 2005 Page #139  
sh Columbia, just over the border. Sadly, ubiquitous pollster George Gallup 2006 Page #183  

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s being kept there® ?ng=fe of year sadouluu. there win deal with the nUltar 2003 Page #212  

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our request". CoL Richard Weaser I SAF. Ltr. XII/94 131                     2003 Page #135  

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

and secured at the White House for safe keeping. On March 28, the day of hi 2003 Page #89  
o him, keeping the other four in a safe deposit box. The professor's first  2003 Page #103  
ofessional directions for ensuring safe removal of contents, complete with  2003 Page #176  
y had a choice. God bless and stay safe. Mike Verrano, then Captain, 81st S 2004 Page #50  
ly disappeared from Moore's locked safe in his CIA office. Wilbert Smith al 2004 Page #102  
NG OF STORY AND MISSION (B) *** ***SAFE TALK NEWSPAPER MEANING OF STORY AND 2004 Page #229  
R MEANING OF STORY AND ******* (C) SAFE TALK WANTED FOR MEANING OF STORY AN 2004 Page #229  
" from the fire and have kept them safe from review. To allow a review woul 2004 Page #248  
e pencil marks "do not remove from safe Fritz (or Freitag?) for JJA," is re 2004 Page #252  
 on July 16, 2005: "I think it's a safe house. And I'll tell you it has eve 2005 Page #66  
g the UFO topic in a certain, very safe, manner. On a topic as 3 I wrote ab 2005 Page #76  
does not know when it might become safe enough to bring out this photo as e 2005 Page #166  
n and analysis of reports • Pretty safe stuff. Part 1 — History of Leaks •  2006 Page #25  
e ejected. Collins parachuted to a safe landing about 12 miles south of Wen 2006 Page #74  
ce and the nature of reality, the "safe" scientists and their dogmatic reli 2006 Page #181  
 comments; Roswell?) 2) Threats to safe air navigation · 3) Surveillance/ i 2007 Page #36  
iginally said, "Do not remove from safe ... Fritz for JJA." I am hunting fo 2008 Page #110  
 note it says, •oo NOT REMOVE FROM SAFE and signed I be(iew: •Fritz for JJA 2008 Page #119  
tion ... found in Trellis security safe." See image at end of this paper. T 2009 Page #13  
 information had to be placed in a safe after work hours, including typewri 2009 Page #89  
device to maintain the security of safe combinations . Young June Crain 83  2009 Page #89  
 original beginning and put in the safe ... and it was named Caucasian. And 2009 Page #92  

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asures are proper for Mr. At/lee's safeg. I've now finished ng message and  2006 Page #167  

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

swell. In fact, I enclose for your safekeeping 'samples' that were in       2003 Page #97  
 powerplant" was taken for initial safekeeping after the crash at LZ-2. Tha 2003 Page #207  
 to the United States military for safekeeping. They were duly delivered (i 2005 Page #133  
nd retrieval locked in a vault for safekeeping . He does not know when it m 2005 Page #166  

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

ganiz.11ion s rcspons,blcs for the safel) and security of nucle:ir weapons  2007 Page #175  

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

ology? The facilities designed for safely studying pathogens include increa 2006 Page #105  

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

's got big filing cabinets and the safes. It's got a table right there in t 2006 Page #157  
s-she was in charge of a series of safes and it was her responsibility to m 2009 Page #89  

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g nuclear Nov 766 reactors are the safest way to obtain energy. 1981 The El 2009 Page #10  

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

ping investigation of American air safety." By June 15, 1947, President Har 2004 Page #69  
nquiry to investigate American air safety. Among his appointees was Dr. Jer 2004 Page #69  
e, we prize them and protect their safety boa hostile agents who might be m 2004 Page #164  
able cadres. But now, in vim ofire safety of the country and the byes of th 2004 Page #164  
 m Legal cause of death - National Safety Council estimates based on data f 2004 Page #199  
■ Commendation Ribbon, 57-59, AJAX safety ■ Citation, 59-60, Management of  2005 Page #8  
ocked and loaded. Crew run for the safety of a nearby trench. 44            2005 Page #46  
ajor efforts by the Transportation Safety Board to determine the cause of a 2006 Page #11  
empt. In order to ensure the EBE's safety, Stone decided to help the EBE es 2006 Page #21  
 sanctuary and a place of communal safety, however illusory. Government wou 2006 Page #63  
rom Area 51 with Jack Weeks flying safety chase in a McDonnell F-101B. They 2006 Page #73  
 T. Robbins, director of aerospace safety for the Air Force traveled to Wen 2006 Page #74  
 out from under it due to possible safety issues. Jack specifically noted t 2007 Page #105  
s or organizations responsible for safety and security of nuclear weapons w 2007 Page #175  
 organizations responsible for the safety and security of nuclear weapons." 2007 Page #175  
, assurance of international trade safety through the state borders, and-mo 2008 Page #25  
ing upon national security and the safety of the populace at large. Very co 2008 Page #35  
ic is being kept out.for their own safety. " He also knew all of the rumors 2008 Page #43  
n raises important defence and air safety issues. However , some people at  2008 Page #66  
 raises serious defence and flight safety issues. UFOs Filmed Over Military 2008 Page #67  
ommand of Air Force Inspection and Safety Center, Norton AFB, California, i 2009 Page #73  
hief of Staff for USAF inspection, safety, security, investigative , counte 2009 Page #73  

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n. The ad, dually sponsored by the Safeway Supermark et chain and Woolworth 2007 Page #60  

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Utah. Friend, writing to "Hq USAF, SAFOI-3b (Major Hart)," reported, 'The n 2008 Page #11  

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called scrapie associated fibrils (SAFs) in the test tube. It has been foun 2006 Page #114  
nd that tissue that forms a lot of SAFs is often the most infectious. Final 2006 Page #114  
 the most infectious. Finally, the SAFs often clump together to form a chem 2006 Page #114  

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 AEC, ONR, NACA, JRDB, RAND, USAAF SAG and MIT, are deemed extraterrestrial 2003 Page #28  
bed. Usually a low-bed trailer may sag, but this thing was dragging on the  2007 Page #126  

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the most intriguing aspect of this saga, however, came from none other than 2004 Page #14  
g" can be found in the Spitsbergen saga of 1952, when it was alleged that a 2005 Page #133  
es and rumors that link the Berwyn saga of 1974 with Porton Down, the Briti 2006 Page #126  
nanswered. (22) The James Prescott saga aside, another account links anomal 2006 Page #128  
.urder Cover-Up; and Crypt 33: The Saga of Mari!Jn Monroe -revealed the sti 2007 Page #134  
Force, details the whole, profound saga; the salient portions of which I ha 2008 Page #30  

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

th relublcund inicnMin ”' Dr. Carl Sagan “Other World*" 2. “Almost every si 2003 Page #118  
he whole thing is a hoax." Dr Carl Sagan "Demon Haunted World ” In response 2003 Page #135  
ar before Sputnik 4 Shklovskii and Sagan, Intelligent Life in the Universe, 2006 Page #101  
ltl ""'• \ 'II llf.111: ll 15: THE SAGAN CONUNDRUM • ·o;. \10:: Billi OM &  2008 Page #155  

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

 Automatic Ground Environment, the SAGE radar? That's the one you see that  2006 Page #145  

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

 jackrabbit from the shade of some sagebrush. I saw the sobering rattle end 2003 Page #46  

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

 far the belly of this low-bed was sagged. So whatever it was weighed a hec 2007 Page #126  

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t with flat tires and at lease one sagging landing gear strut (see sub-head 2007 Page #95  

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enfozsi to round reasoning trfUfeh sagssd to the possible oatacne. In prese 2003 Page #212  

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we could irrigate dry areas of the Sahara, do all sorts of things with that 2007 Page #85  

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rles A. :Maney of NI CAP in F!Jing SaHcer Revie111 ("The Campinas Sighting, 2007 Page #193  

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s hydrogen bomb Academician Andrei Sahkarov, who was removed to a psychiatr 2004 Page #170  

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Slances ilmr Sl!W".il tires. ~!81. Sahli 6. Rolating cyti ndrt cal object - 2009 Page #151  

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alilka• namory•ams arm*. adaWao.A. Sai Wads SCA* lit4.4414 ear. weoar4.1.40 2006 Page #32  

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A. s.-.1P A•,:; rt-....,r-~ ;..:.L SAi', .\ GIA!:'; •111.:.c·o.: J:.~C,· SH 2009 Page #128  

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

as, TRW, · -· , Rockwell, Bechtel, SAIC, Decision-Science Applications ' .  2007 Page #52  

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nPctcd in Dny \vay \Vith Snodgrass saicl only: ·''First re• the a ton1 bomb 2009 Page #181  

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arrived but the boys who tested it said it was very unusual. ” Source:Randl 2003 Page #16  
ting in Geneva, the U.S. President said that if the earth faced an invasion 2003 Page #18  
 so we had a frank discussion. She said that grandfather was called out in  2003 Page #23  
nscriptions and writings, which he said he did not recognize, but were simi 2003 Page #23  
nsert seamlessly. Here is what was said, "In the early months of 1942, up u 2003 Page #28  
ite. "My grandfather upon arrival, said there were already several people t 2003 Page #30  
. Grandfather didn't know what was said to the others, but he was told 'thi 2003 Page #30  
cher, that's all that needed to be said to him. And so he came home and tol 2003 Page #30  
pocket, approached grandfather and said I think someone needs a copy of thi 2003 Page #30  
 two times she turned me down. She said your grandfather said we would neve 2003 Page #36  
me down. She said your grandfather said we would never speak of this again, 2003 Page #36  
n't. And finally in desperation, I said grandmother this is something that  2003 Page #36  
the town, the year, in spring, she said light jackets, but not hot. So all  2003 Page #36  
onspiracy Kenn Thomas One reviewer said of Maury Island UFO, the book upon  2003 Page #41  
Missile Master was contacted. They said a release is coming up. Speculation 2003 Page #53  
e area around where the object was said to have fallen was being cordoned o 2003 Page #54  
t the headline which caught my eye said, "Searchers Fail To Find Object." T 2003 Page #55  
ountain near Laurelville. Bulebush said the object appeared to hesitate ove 2003 Page #58  
urphy arrived at that location, he said that he saw members of both the Arm 2003 Page #59  
y years experience as a machinist, said the object which was semi-buried in 2003 Page #60  
as not covered at that time. Jerry said that it appeared that the truck was 2003 Page #61  
on made his delivery. That witness said that he saw a flatbed trailer with  2003 Page #61  
ll all be public knowledge." Myron said the only reason that he had called  2003 Page #62  
 saw since it was now on TV. Myron said that the brick was the exact same c 2003 Page #62  
so exist between what some of them said versus reports in the media and in  2003 Page #66  
 area. Myron, the truck driver who said he saw the object in a building at  2003 Page #66  
n came in to talk with Murphy. She said after they left, John was very upse 2003 Page #67  
workbench in that same room. Myron said that there was a white cover over t 2003 Page #68  
led me to cancel the interview. He said his wife didn't want him involved.  2003 Page #68  
ds the large wooded area below. He said he was down there for a while when  2003 Page #68  
 of colors, "like electricity." He said it looked like the object had skidd 2003 Page #69  
unfolding before Joel's eyes. Joel said that he watched as an Army general  2003 Page #69  
d whirling-hissing sound, and Joel said he saw what looked like, "two finge 2003 Page #69  
s the hatch closed very hard. Joel said that there had to be another arm th 2003 Page #69  
he men were looking at. Joel later said to me," I'll tell you what, somethi 2003 Page #69  
 advancing on the wooded area. Don said, "Their stride was coordinated and  2003 Page #71  
 down in the woods in 1965. I have said for years, "The proof is in the tre 2003 Page #71  
aph by Art Bell © 1996. The letter said: "I've followed your broadcasts ove 2003 Page #97  
ed Model The South Carolina writer said his grandfather was on a security t 2003 Page #99  
f the institutions his grandfather said were involved in research on the cr 2003 Page #99  
r dated April 22, 1996. The source said that "based on past conversations o 2003 Page #100  
ormer U.S. Air Force cameraman who said those panels were retrieved from a  2003 Page #101  
Retrieval Conference Colonel Corso said that extraterrestrial bodies first  2003 Page #102  
nology was developed." The Colonel said that the USAF and CIA "maintained a 2003 Page #102  
 disguised in some way? Col. Corso said the motives of the extraterrestrial 2003 Page #102  
 from more than one spacecraft. He said that during the Norton AFB testing  2003 Page #102  
ersity professor© 1996. The letter said: "I have listened with interest to  2003 Page #103  
listening." Art Bell called me and said there were half a dozen pieces abou 2003 Page #103  
 Dispersive Spectroscopy (WDS) and said: "The material corresponds to layer 2003 Page #106  
ring the Cold War in the 1970s. He said metal made out of bismuth and magne 2003 Page #110  
nown" and left as an "unknown." He said later he learned the material might 2003 Page #110  
ho worked at the facility recently said that "Some of the guys working on t 2003 Page #142  
nnewitz' acquaintances at Kirtland said that they had no idea what he was t 2003 Page #144  
ile rubbing their faces in what he said was their naivete. They also felt b 2003 Page #147  
of them at first. As granny always said, "When you tell a lie, you have to  2003 Page #150  
ed to the MJ-12 program, Cantwheel said he worked at the IPU - (source of m 2003 Page #162  
iving witness retired from NRO and said he worked at the IPU November www.m 2003 Page #162  
uality originals of type fonts. He said that this was common in 1954. He di 2003 Page #179  
t is now their custom. However, he said that he was certain that it was don 2003 Page #179  
ple of raised "z"s in the text. He said this was an almost certain mark of  2003 Page #179  
 War 11. Dwight D. Eisenhower As I said previously, the president only know 2003 Page #191  
death. It was a story that Beverly said made Jackie very angry. 190         2003 Page #194  
rity implications. Here is what he said, I don't believe in keeping informa 2003 Page #196  
 the files, then CIA Director Bush said Carter did not have the need to kno 2003 Page #196  
 these photographs in the files, I said, "Well now that I have seen this, a 2003 Page #197  
Cage was on the Letterman Show and said Shirley had told him that President 2003 Page #198  
l me exactly what President Carter said?" Shirley MacLaine: "He didn't tell 2003 Page #198  
eches because, as Marlin Fitzwater said, "The goddamnest things would come  2003 Page #198  
ton about UFOs. Here is what Greer said on the Art Bell show. You know Bill 2003 Page #199  
ill Clinton leaned over to her and said, because she brought up this issue  2003 Page #199  
trying to do?" He bent over and he said, "Sarah, there's a secret governmen 2003 Page #200  
 Rockefeller thought about it, and said that this one case idea would be fi 2003 Page #200  
d and we shall as well." As I have said President Clinton was very interest 2003 Page #200  
dea what he was talking about. You said very generously "It's time to take  2003 Page #201  
ing held there. What I should have said is that in fact the alien does not  2003 Page #201  
the very next line of what Clinton said in the speech. It was a clear shot  2003 Page #201  
s in such a manner. Ike would have said, "call me when you get done" or wor 2003 Page #209  
nd it to Marshall with a note that said "this might be of help in writing u 2003 Page #209  
d by authorities. The same sources said that the area where the artificial  2004 Page #8  
igate the case. A La Paz newspaper said today that there is great interest  2004 Page #8  
ere the object fell. The object is said to be a mechanical device with a di 2004 Page #8  
 ball followed by an explosion. He said that the next evening a silent airc 2004 Page #11  
eck of the apparatus the expert is said to have discovered a radio piloting 2004 Page #12  
n the polar regions several times. Said Lieutenant TyHenson: "I think the A 2004 Page #13  
at Smith was careful about what he said and to whom, he made a number of po 2004 Page #14  
hupacabras — a mysterious creature said to inhabit the forests and jungles  2004 Page #16  
ALL FOLLOWED Pv AN I ENFLOAION. HE SAID THAT THE NEXT.FVENING A SILEpt/ AZR 2004 Page #21  
WEICE IS VERY, VERY ALARMING. TREY SAID TEAT rglY mon THERE ALMOST A FORTNI 2004 Page #24  
DING ALL OVER TEE PLACE. SCOTT YOU SAID THE ANIMALS WERE DEMENTED. WHAT ABO 2004 Page #24  
metery, where he showed me what he said was the airship pilot's grave. The  2004 Page #27  
 oblong shape behind the light and said it was moving purposely against the 2004 Page #27  
cocted by railroad men in Iowa. He said when the joke spread to Texas, rail 2004 Page #28  
 the crash. "It's all a hoax," she said flatly. "I have talked to people wh 2004 Page #28  
ople who were alive then. They all said Judge Proctor had no windmill." Her 2004 Page #28  
 Conference Robbie Reynolds Hanson said, "They're still trying to bring up  2004 Page #29  
ke. "I heard the story for years," said Mrs. Oates, adding, "Nothing grew f 2004 Page #29  
ans, then almost 92 years old. She said, "I was only 15 at the time and had 2004 Page #29  
 the town who gathered his remains said he was a 'small man' and buried him 2004 Page #29  
r had any direct knowledge and one said it happened because her parents tol 2004 Page #29  
 told her about it while the other said it was a hoax because that's what h 2004 Page #29  
oax because that's what her father said. Pro and con, you could take your p 2004 Page #29  
" Stephens recalled. "But my daddy said we had to finish our chores." Steph 2004 Page #30  
ad to finish our chores." Stephens said his father rode a horse into town t 2004 Page #30  
the cemetery in the 1960s and 70s, said many people were buried without hea 2004 Page #30  
 one fragment was "puzzling." Gray said three of four samples he studied us 2004 Page #30  
ay require more investigation," he said. The fourth fragment appeared melte 2004 Page #30  
n "splattered on the ground." Gray said the most intriguing aspect of the f 2004 Page #30  
the metal. "They took it away," he said cryptically. "Who do you think did  2004 Page #31  
big-headed spaceman." The son also said his father knew who took the headst 2004 Page #31  
my legs refused to move." Williams said he saw three figures come out of th 2004 Page #32  
of the craft and approach him. One said, "See here, young man, don't give t 2004 Page #32  
 five "peculiarly dressed men" who said they came from a secret tribe that  2004 Page #32  
ange land to the north, Judge Love said, 'We then shook hands with the crew 2004 Page #32  
e just crashed into the Sound. She said she had seen some lights coming dow 2004 Page #35  
er. Both Lawrence and Norman Smith said they had never seen anything like i 2004 Page #40  
ion of Unidentified Flying Objects said last night a series of bright light 2004 Page #41  
d himself as Squadron Leader Bain, said his department was very interested  2004 Page #41  
During my interviews with Chris he said that he had contacted or had been c 2004 Page #43  
was reading and remarked on it. He said he was only a kid at the time but h 2004 Page #43  
ation. At that point Chris' friend said that he had to leave and left Chris 2004 Page #44  
s. It was then I believe, Bob Ball said at guardmount, "I can't tell you wh 2004 Page #56  
 to their hangar. Nothing was ever said about the incident the next day. Th 2004 Page #57  
change. Again nothing official was said about the incident. I was not surpr 2004 Page #57  
ing to the incident. The Air Force said a secret high-tech spy balloon cras 2004 Page #60  
 what happened. Congressman Schiff said: "It is my understanding that these 2004 Page #61  
oyed the messages, or why." Schiff said the GAO thought the messages were d 2004 Page #61  
s at the end of the 1940s. But, he said, "we lost so many of our own airpla 2004 Page #65  
tched the May 29, 1947, launch and said there were two "first magnitude sta 2004 Page #68  
 survived airplane crashes in 1947 said their airplane was at high takeoff  2004 Page #69  
hat was erected where eyewitnesses said the disk was when they got there. S 2004 Page #70  
sey has told me what the policemen said they saw on the Hart Canyon mesa du 2004 Page #72  
msey: "He (Police Officer) finally said to the family — 'That actually did  2004 Page #72  
 deceased, when Doug picked him up said, We've got to get out to Hart Canyo 2004 Page #72  
 and looked in the window and Doug said he could see two human-like humanoi 2004 Page #73  
by former military officer. Source said diameter of silver-colored disc was 2004 Page #73  
 Crash at Farmington." The officer said he saw a black and white photograph 2004 Page #73  
ior to 1950." The military officer said dead non-human beings were found in 2004 Page #73  
y anecdotal.] The military officer said he had a special security clearance 2004 Page #74  
n of the military base in which he said he read the classified file. The fo 2004 Page #74  
s with the military eyewitness. He said: "I discovered a file on the subjec 2004 Page #74  
 indications of a door. The report said that it was 'almost as if the mater 2004 Page #74  
 couldn't be observed. "The report said that the two bodies were badly char 2004 Page #74  
kpit of the craft. The report also said that the bodies were about four fee 2004 Page #74  
ho lived in Corona, New Mexico. He said he had known Mack Brazel, the ranch 2004 Page #75  
 July 4, 1947. The Corona resident said, "I heard there was a horrible secr 2004 Page #75  
started illustrating what ranchers said they had seen, like this drawing in 2004 Page #78  
On Page 47 of his book, Col. Corso said, "Why did the extraterrestrial inha 2004 Page #78  
 no tracks around them. Col. Corso said the classified reports specified th 2004 Page #78  
the Truman Library. General Landry said that part of his job was to brief t 2004 Page #84  
? What did you see? And finally he said, "Creatures." General Roger Ramey i 2004 Page #85  
riginal letter) Furthermore, Smith said that the Canadian government felt h 2004 Page #88  
eason that those in authority have said nothing about it is that they simpl 2004 Page #88  
o. But later on one of the fellows said to me that those guys if they were  2004 Page #92  
rlier conversation with me, he had said that he was covered under the offic 2004 Page #93  
We asked him what they were and he said they were chunks of unidentified th 2004 Page #93  
he paused for a long time and then said, "Lots of it." Another story came f 2004 Page #94  
 him anymore, I did ask him and he said, "Yes he had seen the bodies." SDI: 2004 Page #96  
ad been moved to Langley. Thompson said that he had heard about the move of 2004 Page #97  
cret secrets. He surely would have said he was shown by some high ranking U 2004 Page #98  
ans. On crashed saucers Dr. Walker said this: Q: Have we captured any sauce 2004 Page #100  
reserve officer in the Navy. Moore said that he and Lundahl had a lot in co 2004 Page #102  
 library outside of Washington. He said it appeared that Lundahl had every  2004 Page #105  
cher Richard W. Heiden III, 34 Ike said he saw disc and cadavers 51 1972 Ca 2004 Page #113  
al Reports LEN'S CONCLUSIONS • Len said: "For 50-50 chance there were ten c 2004 Page #128  
ed, but my recollection is that he said, "Ten." See Slide 26. This was much 2004 Page #129  
ng Speculation Most of what I have said so far, in my opinion, is strongly  2004 Page #130  
ny objective coverage; (d) JFK Jr. said he saw the runway lights and was in 2004 Page #130  
el, rancher Mac Brazel's daughter, said in an interview with Stanton Friedm 2004 Page #137  
 of the debris. Bessie Brazel also said that she made the 70 mile round tri 2004 Page #138  
 contradicts what many others have said, including those who saw Brazel acc 2004 Page #138  
 As I stated earlier, Jesse Marcel said that a counter-intelligence man Mar 2004 Page #139  
came a government witness, too. He said it was nothing but a weather balloo 2004 Page #139  
 the press. "As far as I know," he said, "no alien spaceship crashed in Ros 2004 Page #140  
 was General Ramey, after all, who said the flying saucer recovery story wa 2004 Page #141  
tterson Air Force Base in Ohio. He said he was never told what the stuff ac 2004 Page #142  
ne would have found the label that said: IF FOUND, PLEASE CONTACT NEW YORK  2004 Page #143  
d by statements of the rancher who said he heard a massive explosion on a n 2004 Page #143  
er confirmed later that her father said he had made a promise to President  2004 Page #144  
irst saw the rancher's debris, has said that her grandmother told her space 2004 Page #145  
to him by unidentified physicians, said his sources were afraid of physical 2004 Page #145  
FO information he sought, which he said "is still classified Above Top Secr 2004 Page #146  
acility at Wright Patterson and he said "we both know the rumors." He state 2004 Page #146  
 and biological remains of ETs. He said that those plans for disclosure wer 2004 Page #147  
 it shut down in 1969. Quintanilla said: Little did they (Air Technical Int 2004 Page #178  
ct. "Continuation of the Project," said Seamans, "cannot be justified eithe 2004 Page #178  
e footage he personally viewed, he said: "If the film that I saw was a fake 2004 Page #180  
which I just couldn't believe, but said "Oh well — I'll go along with it."  2004 Page #182  
he line could have questioned, and said — and I expected them to say, "Like 2004 Page #182  
a desk and he pointed at us and he said "We're very concerned about you bri 2004 Page #183  
ringing up the subject of UFOs. He said when people like you put these thin 2004 Page #183  
Hatch by Colonel Coleman, and they said "Okay, well just a warning." So we  2004 Page #183  
, and a strange thing happened. He said, "Come on boys. Sit down. Let me te 2004 Page #183  
 to base officials at Holloman. He said the conversation was no different t 2004 Page #183  
call another. For instance Coleman said "Hold on" as we were sitting in his 2004 Page #183  
 So he came in and analyzed it and said it's a million to one that it's any 2004 Page #184  
e using the documentary. Emenegger said that this was a possibility and tha 2004 Page #184  
HoRoman Air Force Base. He kind of said he kind of remembered something, bu 2004 Page #184  
had gotten a letter from Nixon. He said that he did, but he thought the let 2004 Page #185  
e-election campaign, "even though" said Emenegger, "I didn't do anything."  2004 Page #185  
ith a question about what Cage had said. In reply to the question which cam 2004 Page #188  
him when he was in Albuquerque and said "You know we think you really know  2004 Page #189  
he presented Moore with a deal. He said, "If you will cooperate with us," ( 2004 Page #190  
cooperate with us." And he (Moore) said "well OK, I guess so — it sounds go 2004 Page #190  
for MJ-12 documents to destroy, he said no. Based on his years in the vault 2004 Page #191  
 have the characters correct baler said to him, "I want you to show Hynek a 2004 Page #192  
Conference Shartle told me that he said, "I'm sorry, Sir, you know — you wi 2004 Page #193  
nt of the United States. He (Doty) said "my superiors have asked me to show 2004 Page #193  
where the type is in the paper. It said — each line was centered on the pag 2004 Page #193  
 talk with him directly, because I said even if I could tape record him, th 2004 Page #195  
g I was to leave I got a call that said "We're sorry — he says it's off." A 2004 Page #196  
e sorry — he says it's off." And I said "Why?" And he says "He just says it 2004 Page #196  
ce group of schools for example he said, "If we were being attacked by spac 2004 Page #197  
saying is — you all laughed when I said this before, I referenced that movi 2004 Page #197  
, Reagan, and Clinton all reported said they had no control over what was b 2004 Page #197  
 attack sitting up in bed • Corner said the heart was fine official cause o 2004 Page #206  
the JFK assassination. • Young Tim said what's wrong? and Harry responded,  2004 Page #212  
 way to the West coast. The friend said he had just heard about some sort o 2004 Page #216  
dle of nowhere. The fact that [Ken said] there were two police officers out 2004 Page #216  
lice officer. I stopped Doug and I said, 'What other police officer?' He sa 2004 Page #217  
d, 'What other police officer?' He said, Well, we had the local police offi 2004 Page #217  
Doug was nineteen at the time, and said that [the younger] police officer w 2004 Page #217  
ug went over to talk to him and he said he was from the town of Cuba, New M 2004 Page #217  
y 44." Ramsey continued: Doug also said — he was going through who was at t 2004 Page #217  
 they were. I asked him who and he said two young guys, maybe three, that s 2004 Page #217  
wton allegedly writes, "They never said so, but I could tell they were tryi 2004 Page #221  
lm Do You Believe in Mafic, Pflock said of the original 1VIJ-12 documents " 2004 Page #222  
is still out. As Stan Friedman has said, "just because con men told the sto 2004 Page #223  
ORY AND MISSION (DR) that ciC*team SAID SEND MiStatEd release AS STORY And  2004 Page #229  
SEND MiStatEd release AS STORY And said (G) ****Day **** SEND ***TIONS Reco 2004 Page #229  
S ORDER AEC ***** (MN) ** * weabl* SAID SEND MISTATED MEANING OF STORY AND  2004 Page #229  
 a "flying disc." After all, Ramey said the disc was nothing more than a mu 2004 Page #230  
raphers taking his picture, and he said there was just that one photo sessi 2004 Page #237  
r husband, Floyd, and her. Loretta said this unusual debris would not scrat 2004 Page #240  
al tests in a courtroom. With that said, there are some caveats: for exampl 2004 Page #243  
he Sightings • VIII. What Has Been Said about Flying Saucers • IX. Visual P 2004 Page #245  
is statement, explaining that he'd said that only to put a stop to the mock 2005 Page #32  
ned cause for his death. A witness said that, at the moment of its capture, 2005 Page #33  
," adding that a lot was yet to be said about the affair. On the 26'\ as hi 2005 Page #33  
lking about the Varginha ET, Marco said sternly, "Do not watch that sort of 2005 Page #33  
ere toxic granulations," Dr. Lemos said. Two antibiotics were prescribed, p 2005 Page #33  
had interviews on a TV channel and said what the strange visitors had coach 2005 Page #35  
hatever I had to say, I've already said." Then he left the room. Some time  2005 Page #35  
who refused to reveal his name but said he had assisted in the capture of t 2005 Page #36  
 object was djfficult to describe, said the source, due to the fact that it 2005 Page #39  
, retiring in 1954. This gentleman said that he worked 'across the alley' f 2005 Page #42  
as embalming flu.id. The bodies he said, are now stored at a small Air Forc 2005 Page #42  
ield elaborated further: "Thompson said he never saw a flying saucer or a L 2005 Page #42  
o him and fellow workers, which he said confirmed the rumors that alien cra 2005 Page #42  
 were on the base. The next day he said the paper was snatched from McAdams 2005 Page #42  
ccording to Stringfield , Thompson said that he had heard about the transfe 2005 Page #43  
ed States. "Staring at tl1e map he said bluntly, 'I have seen the bodies.'  2005 Page #43  
tely where the saucer crashed,' he said. 'lt was in a desert area, but I do 2005 Page #43  
bodies at \'(/right-Patterson,' he said. 'I was in the right place at the r 2005 Page #43  
' details of the Arizona incident. Said Jill, as a young teenager, when he  2005 Page #44  
ormed Schmitt that her husband had said that various MPs began talking abou 2005 Page #44  
at some of the military police had said there were casualties and that they 2005 Page #44  
 town about 30 miles from here who said he was awakened from a deep sleep w 2005 Page #68  
HING ABOUT THE COLOR?" "l think he said it had a kind of pervasive blue col 2005 Page #69  
un to his mother. It seems like he said there were people from the governme 2005 Page #69  
ght was being sucked into it. Ladd said it was like you could look into inf 2005 Page #70  
s . \Y,/e took him out on site. He said: 'This is not a naturally occurring 2005 Page #70  
es. His job was to stand guard. He said the beings had large heads, and wer 2005 Page #78  
ieval in 1978. Stringfield's book, said the man, "convinced me that l shoul 2005 Page #79  
sixth man to walk on the Moon -has said that two very elite individual s wi 2005 Page #81  
in. The letter, written in German, said, in part: "Several years ago I disc 2005 Page #91  
red?' 1'1y recollection is that he said 'Ten.' This was much larger than I  2005 Page #140  
Bingaman to correct the record. It said that in the Korean War, intelligenc 2005 Page #142  
d if it might be an airplane. Jose said, ''l don't think so." Things got ee 2005 Page #155  
 it out in a day or two," Faustino said, apparently not worried in the leas 2005 Page #155  
Somebody must have taken it," Jose said defensively. 153                    2005 Page #155  
 tell anyone about this," Faustino said. "Reme, your dad just started worki 2005 Page #156  
s them weather balloons, " Apodaca said. "They'll want this thing back." "B 2005 Page #156  
her balloons we've seen before," I said. "And the Hombrecitos?" "Maybe you  2005 Page #156  
st thought you saw them," Faustino said. "Or maybe somebody took them, or t 2005 Page #156  
n with the soldier. Sergeant Avila said to Faustino, "I have been sent here 2005 Page #156  
led in the Mojave Desert). Charlie said that the aliens at Edwards were hum 2005 Page #164  
ur own av-ionics technolog y. Bill said that General Electric built the ant 2005 Page #164  
h and slippery to the touch. Ozzie said that only 3 men Lifted the Lightwei 2005 Page #165  
e control room of the craft, Ozzie said you could plainly see through the s 2005 Page #166  
 or fuselage was visible. Frenchie said the) had to cut out a piece of a C- 2005 Page #166  
f the Cold War. Colonel Corso also said that captured UFOs were/are kept at 2005 Page #168  
rs. Even the late Lawrence D. Bell said that they were on the threshold of  2005 Page #172  
 BeU research rocket planes). Bell said, ''We are already working with nucl 2005 Page #172  
l also use artificial gravit)'. He said: "People on board would probably no 2005 Page #173  
wer to the riddle of gra\-it)'. He said that he had discovered a positive l 2005 Page #173  
) was opposed by the 'Colonel' who said his crash retrieval services were s 2006 Page #17  
nz 57, "EBE Guidebook" in 1979 and said that it contained much information  2006 Page #19  
en the exciting voltage applied to said eledrodi, is cOntl nuous, drect-cur 2006 Page #35  
 direct current voltage applied to said electrodes is modulated in accordan 2006 Page #35  
TON, Aug 19, - (AP) _The Air Force said tonight that 'there is a good chanc 2006 Page #45  
TON, Aug. 19.—(AP)—The Air. Force- said tceight that "there It a good chanc 2006 Page #45  
9 aid 1940: The 4 eivael Air Force said somas one with-the disc made a dezn 2006 Page #45  
chnology. However, with that being said there is plenty of opportunity to m 2006 Page #47  
not to expect to find anything. He said the cleanup crew walked the desert, 2006 Page #80  
ned away by military officials who said they were "taking care of the remai 2006 Page #82  
 story. If Air Force spokesmen had said Mulhare's airplane was an A-7 there 2006 Page #83  
part "or be arrested." The witness said the mysterious vehicle "had no mark 2006 Page #86  
h Retrieval Conference The witness said military personnel "covered the cra 2006 Page #87  
National Airport Observation Tower said the object was definitely not a fly 2006 Page #89  
ggest news stories of 1952 and was said to be one of the world's greatest m 2006 Page #90  
, were very short. A couple people said, "Ah, there was nothing to that sto 2006 Page #91  
 didn't know what to believe. Some said it was mass hysteria and the group  2006 Page #93  
terpreted it for a monster. Others said it was an elaborate hoax made up by 2006 Page #93  
number of people that I spoke with said they knew the witnesses very well.  2006 Page #93  
owing up, knew their families, and said they were well respected in the com 2006 Page #93  
lass- looking windowpane. What was said to be a head that was red in color  2006 Page #94  
article, commercial airline pilots said "they saw meteoric objects flash by 2006 Page #94  
on. It was also stated, "One pilot said an object had nearly clipped the wi 2006 Page #94  
ng Object Seen at Capital." It was said that this apparent meteor prompted  2006 Page #95  
 actual velocity of the meteor was said to be "27 miles per second." Flatwo 2006 Page #96  
the eastern seaboard and were also said to be the same meteor, called a "fi 2006 Page #96  
htings. I discovered that what was said to be a single meteor was actually  2006 Page #97  
e" in part it stated, "Authorities said they believed the 'flying saucer' w 2006 Page #99  
stated that, "Police laughed. They said the so-called monster had grown fro 2006 Page #99  
 bright light hanging in the sky," said Mrs. Anne Williams of Bro Diham, Ll 2006 Page #119  
ientific Officer at the Institute, said that he had been told that a meteor 2006 Page #120  
s I should tell someone about it," said Elizabeth Upton. She telephoned the 2006 Page #120  
ephoned the local police, and they said that they would dispatch someone to 2006 Page #120  
if the object was a meteorite they said, then it had to have (a) completely 2006 Page #121  
h team leader, Sergeant H. Oldham, said that another search of the area was 2006 Page #121  
rs not to stop for any civilians," said Prescott. The team soon reached Lla 2006 Page #122  
'alien beings' to Porton Down, but said that their cargo was still alive."  2006 Page #123  
 time by the government. "But as I said to Tony: 'There aren't going to be  2006 Page #123  
er off talking to people. But Tony said that the guy was on an Army pension 2006 Page #124  
rch he'd done, Prescott was who he said he was." From his conversations wit 2006 Page #124  
the vehicle came up to the cab and said, 'No. Get back in your cab and get  2006 Page #124  
 "Tony told me that James Prescott said that his unit was parked on the B43 2006 Page #124  
ys anything. And now, Prescott has said 121                                 2006 Page #124  
appen. We know that James Prescott said that they had a couple of days noti 2006 Page #125  
ial team of the Sunday Express. He said that he was fascinated by what I ha 2006 Page #125  
io that might have caused this. He said that he couldn't find any substance 2006 Page #125  
ply wrote off the story. But as he said: 'Of course, if you are now introdu 2006 Page #125  
he night of 23 January [1974]. She said to me when I spoke to her about it  2006 Page #127  
t on to the subject of UFOs and he said to me: 'Oh, well, you obviously don 2006 Page #127  
finitely between 1979 and 1982. He said that there were definitely lorries  2006 Page #127  
t too. Well, she came up to me and said that she'd been woken by the bang.  2006 Page #129  
d near where the tree was. But she said that they didn't look too different 2006 Page #129  
h the tree and all around it. They said they had had some instances of UFOs 2006 Page #129  
u, Nick, I can't comment on that," said Pope. "But let's put it this way: O 2006 Page #130  
e 1952 First 1\4J-12 Annual Report said: "To date, only Great Britain, Cana 2006 Page #140  
ified aerial craft (UACs). But Len said, 'We lost so many planes and pilots 2006 Page #141  
 "shoot down" orders. Andy Kissner said he learned that President Harry S.  2006 Page #141  
 explanation for what happened and said the Miami bogies that sped between  2006 Page #144  
 Well, one night, he went away. He said, 'I've got to take something.' He c 2006 Page #144  
ke something.' He came back and he said, 'I want to let you listen in on so 2006 Page #144  
al Conference phone to Bill and he said he saw the same thing I was seeing. 2006 Page #145  
int that could do that speed. BILL SAID THAT THIS WENT ON FOR THREE TO FOUR 2006 Page #146  
ND CAN YOU REMEMBER WHAT WAS BEING SAID? Well, we were all flabbergasted. B 2006 Page #146  
 back then in the 1960s. WHEN THEY SAID, WE'RE GOING TO SCRAMBLE — DID YOU  2006 Page #146  
oppler radar) was. (laughs) Like I said, it was moving about 1,100 mph. I p 2006 Page #147  
ds — came running into the BCC and said, 'I saw it! It just went over. It w 2006 Page #147  
t came into the control center and said, What the hell happened?' And I sai 2006 Page #149  
id, What the hell happened?' And I said, 'I don't know, sir, we've just bee 2006 Page #149  
e just been shut down.' I think he said, 'That's impossible!' I said, Well, 2006 Page #149  
nk he said, 'That's impossible!' I said, Well, we're shut down, sir, and I  2006 Page #149  
f the unit. The next morning, they said it was just a NORAD test, don't pan 2006 Page #149  
ercise until days later. Then they said, 'Just forget it — it was just an e 2006 Page #150  
 the Cedar Breaks Radar Site. Paul said he often saw with his own eyes two  2006 Page #151  
y there was a terrible crash. Paul said he would make drawings of the discs 2006 Page #151  
 — he did not say 'people,' but he said we are working with intelligence th 2006 Page #152  
 main console, I called my Dad and said, Dad, what's this?' He goes, 'I don 2006 Page #154  
gs on it and all kinds of stuff. I said, Dad, what's that?" He was sitting  2006 Page #155  
icking out this hair-like stuff. I said, 'Dad, what is this? What are you d 2006 Page #155  
e that the boss was not around. He said, 'Son, this is E. T.'s chest. Don't 2006 Page #155  
nd of got tears in his eyes and he said, 'It's true.' Well, this really cau 2006 Page #157  
 and the covers and everything. He said, 'This is what it's all about,' and 2006 Page #157  
t I was looking at back then, so I said to Howard, What am I looking at her 2006 Page #157  
 goes, Well, what do you think?' I said, 'I don't know.' He said, 'It's an  2006 Page #157  
think?' I said, 'I don't know.' He said, 'It's an alien creature from outer 2006 Page #157  
, 'Oh, no, it is not!' (laughs) He said, 'You're looking right at one of th 2006 Page #157  
NLY] I made a comment to Howard. I said, 'Look here, they can't even spell  2006 Page #158  
toring devices in their teeth. Tom said that a few years later he learned t 2006 Page #160  
at I finally came up to Howard and said, 'OK, what was all that? And tell m 2006 Page #160  
' And he told me about Roswell. He said two things really. He said he had h 2006 Page #160  
ell. He said two things really. He said he had heard of Roswell before and  2006 Page #160  
 leaving. He was in his uniform. I said, 'Howard, what gives, man? You know 2006 Page #160  
lass. Why are you getting out?' He said, Tom, I just can't do it no more.'  2006 Page #160  
e was shaking his finger at me. He said, 'Don't you ever bring that up to m 2006 Page #160  
o sort of a heated argument and he said he was going to have to tell Capt.  2006 Page #161  
 tell Capt. Wood about this. So, I said, 'Fine, tell him.' A couple of hour 2006 Page #161  
Wood called me into his office. He said, 'Sit down. I heard you did some ta 2006 Page #161  
-Human Aerial Craft and Entities I said, 'Yes, sir, I sure did.' He said, D 2006 Page #162  
I said, 'Yes, sir, I sure did.' He said, Do you want to tell me what you to 2006 Page #162  
ld him the whole Okinawa story. He said, 'Alright, I'm pretty convinced tha 2006 Page #162  
now, we don't call them aliens.' I said, We don't?' 'No, we call them EBEs  2006 Page #162  
 me some descriptions about it. He said since that period of time and on up 2006 Page #162  
e crashed vehicles? Even though he said that, it was just sort of an infere 2006 Page #162  
if the U. S. President knew and he said, 'Can't go there.' I asked him how  2006 Page #162  
in Jesus or anything. Come on!' He said, 'No, but this could open the door  2006 Page #162  
nything, OK? And that's it. If you said we had this conversation, it didn't 2006 Page #162  
 want to make Chief, don't you?' I said, `Yes.' 'Alright, then let's play b 2006 Page #162  
ce Probably never.' THAT'S WHAT HE SAID? That's what he said, 'Probably nev 2006 Page #163  
HAT'S WHAT HE SAID? That's what he said, 'Probably never.' BUT THAT MEANS T 2006 Page #163  
y (sic) tried to argue with him. I said, 'Yes, we recovered the aliens, but 2006 Page #163  
ple would be able to handle it. He said, 'Oh, yeah, you think so? Could you 2006 Page #163  
picked up were Russian bombers. He said that he did not. Getting Oliver Fra 2006 Page #167  
versions of what happened. Acheson said that "early warning radar in Canada 2006 Page #167  
ose Bay, Labrador. The warning was said to have been useful in vetting the  2006 Page #169  
, Anchorage Alaska, dateline which said that "All militag personnel in Alas 2006 Page #169  
, Dec. 6), but Air Force officials said that the order was purely a Precaut 2006 Page #169  
icials at Elmendoef Air Force Base said the alert had been in Oct since the 2006 Page #169  
.) According to Zechel, Willingham said that the UFO was at an altitude of  2006 Page #177  
gham reached the site.) Willingham said that the Mexican military had reach 2006 Page #177  
eign object on December 6 or 7. He said the document referred to a high ale 2006 Page #177  
AFB. As for the DEW line error, he said that the UFO was detected by "the r 2006 Page #178  
amily in the early Sixties (enough said?). 191                              2006 Page #194  
raft flying low over Caliente. She said that it was as big as the hotel tha 2006 Page #199  
ally suspicious of my interest but said he had already checked me out throu 2006 Page #201  
knew about the show closing and he said "You told me when we last talked."  2006 Page #205  
we last talked." I denied this and said that he was mistaken as I had not d 2006 Page #205  
ut the show and the Foundation. He said that he was head of another "Founda 2006 Page #205  
Hoagland's Area 2000 interview and said that he was dismayed that Hoagland  2006 Page #205  
therapist leaned forward again and said" like through your radio show?" I 2 2006 Page #205  
             The Bigelow Foundtion said "Maybe." However, the next time he  2006 Page #206  
t want to talk about his ideas but said he was off to Virginia to see his b 2006 Page #206  
something" underneath the skin. He said that he had tried to locate his med 2006 Page #206  
 The Sightings VIII. What Has Been Said about Flying Saucers IX. Visual Pro 2007 Page #44  
8 through 1954 VIII. What Has Been Said about Flying Saucers: abstract of a 2007 Page #44  
 collaborated with Kenneth Arnold, said that the original prints of photogr 2007 Page #48  
nglish and a few CSE's but someone said to me one day, your very good at co 2007 Page #78  
I joined the one school because it said on their prospectus that they did s 2007 Page #80  
ot romantic stuff. Although having said that I have got more into stories a 2007 Page #81  
me to get a real job first as they said it was a three co five year period  2007 Page #81  
lides and photographic slides. She said that in building 8 of Johnson Space 2007 Page #85  
e wa) things went. l mean what she said was there was there. l wanted to se 2007 Page #86  
ne know unless someone came up and said, you aren't meant to be here. ] cou 2007 Page #88  
age. \XlelJ on one level they have said "impairing the macrunes ability to  2007 Page #88  
: I have had some offers that have said if you come out of a!J thjs clean t 2007 Page #92  
ight the fire; his company. My dad said "oh crap," and he got us all togeth 2007 Page #121  
military guys came to the door and said that my dad had been a part of a fl 2007 Page #122  
he town was closed down; the) just said it was closed because of the inconv 2007 Page #123  
DeBow: So nobody else in town ever said that they saw the same fireball? Jo 2007 Page #123  
 talk about how after the fire you said you saw the vehicles rolling into t 2007 Page #123  
w a sticker on the door. 1t either said NASA or something. DeBow: How many  2007 Page #124  
m had to sit at the street. Like I said there were only two paved streets i 2007 Page #124  
n tell you. There was nothing that said army, nothing that said anything. E 2007 Page #124  
thing that said army, nothing that said anything. Except for NASA, if I rem 2007 Page #124  
t. Joe: It almost happened, like I said, as soon as those cars showed up. I 2007 Page #124  
friends Kevin and PauJ from school said there dads, who worked for my dad,  2007 Page #125  
 dads, who worked for my dad, they said the same thing. Normally when they  2007 Page #125  
ng thing. Kevin and Paul and 1, we said it was the first time our dads came 2007 Page #125  
ne other thing is that when my dad said he was up there fighting the fire,  2007 Page #125  
was up there fighting the fire, he said the only way he was able to survive 2007 Page #125  
d the hair on his face. DeBow: you said there have been fires up there befo 2007 Page #125  
o pages back in a small article it said that lightning or possibly a meteor 2007 Page #126  
Small square hand motion). Nothing said about the phones being shut off, th 2007 Page #126  
hat occurred in 1986. The wimesses said that they saw flying spheres that a 2007 Page #129  
ed by smoke. Ex-military personnel said the event looked like something had 2007 Page #130  
debris. A meteorologist expert was said to have refused to go on record to  2007 Page #130  
 ray anywhere on the planet. It is said that conventional weapons usually c 2007 Page #131  
.'" "If it's true, that is big." I said. "It could mean they've actually go 2007 Page #133  
ucers. " "He wouldn't admit that," said Corbin. "But I got the impression t 2007 Page #133  
oesn't look like a coincidence," I said, "that this object fell just after  2007 Page #133  
ything with it. I looked at it and said, 'Marilyn Monroe and aliens? No way 2007 Page #134  
cess to NSA officials." Greer also said: '(The document] has been authentic 2007 Page #135  
Ecker, the editor of UFO Hagazjne, said: "To put it succinctly, the documen 2007 Page #135  
rea in the late forties. Kilgallen said that if the story is true, it would 2007 Page #135  
lth of lows, and finally, and many said inevitably, came to a tragic end at 2007 Page #136  
rmers to the U.S., 1955, Monroe is said to have received an invitation to a 2007 Page #137  
 the ice. No way was this wood, he said, like an ark would be made of," say 2007 Page #138  
ce and snow of Mt. Ararat. "My dad said that the picrures on their own didn 2007 Page #138  
 did not observe this incident. He said that an article in a Bristol newspa 2007 Page #140  
ry details are lacking. It must be said that also lacking are a ny further  2007 Page #140  
d by authorities. The same sources said that the area where the artificial  2007 Page #141  
ere the object fell. The object is said to be a mechanical device with a di 2007 Page #142  
 days. U. K researcher, Tony Dodd, said he talked to a retired m.ilitary ma 2007 Page #149  
opened the crates. The eye\vitness said inside were cwo humanoid figures 5  2007 Page #149  
    Mom: ] just remember that the) said an unidentified flying object has b 2007 Page #167  
y agitated. Aunt: He meant what he said. Paul: Yeah, he was very, very seri 2007 Page #168  
ng the object. ([ o his i\lom) You said you saw one kind of glance back at  2007 Page #169  
T A DISC THAT'S ABOUT -I THINK YOU SAID ABOUT 40 FEET IN DIAMETER? Paul: Ye 2007 Page #170  
cars, I don't know why no one ever said anything. We didn't! Qaughs) Paul:  2007 Page #171  
 me when I was a kid. Aunt: And he said it in a very authoritative voice. T 2007 Page #171  
g red eyes were staring at him. He said he tried calrnJy to put his book do 2007 Page #173  
her colleague of the Air Force man said he was driving up Coyote Canyon in  2007 Page #173  
 where strange, unknown forces are said to frequently interfere with radio  2007 Page #185  
iscovered in this pit. Sr. Ramirez said that Mexican army soldiers had arri 2007 Page #190  
s El Llano, where the UFO crash is said to have occurred. An elderly reside 2007 Page #191  
ts section of the project card, it said, "There is insufficient data in the 2008 Page #8  
According to the newspaper, Maggio said that a series of bright explosions  2008 Page #8  
also saw the object in the air. He said that it looked like a nuclear explo 2008 Page #9  
on officer, Lt. Col. Herbert Rolph said they had one report of a sighting a 2008 Page #9  
ay as New York. A NORAD astronomer said that the object could have been a " 2008 Page #9  
n contradiction to the astronomer, said, "There's only one thing wrong with 2008 Page #9  
at gets interesting. The log entry said, --General [Laurence S.] Kuter (NOR 2008 Page #9  
al Investigation Sections, Shields said, "I was flying a C-119 3            2008 Page #9  
Later in that same report, Shields said, "I saw only a slender object. I do 2008 Page #10  
hat interview I conducted. Kadesch said, simply, "[It]. .. probably was a b 2008 Page #11  
a doctor's office had gone out. He said, "All the lights went out temporari 2008 Page #11  
 ground like the noon time sun. He said that he believes it was a meteor. J 2008 Page #11  
emembered the event quite well. He said, "The two of us were out in the fie 2008 Page #11  
ood of the Utah Highway Patrol. He said that he looked up in time to see a  2008 Page #12  
e Range in southern New Mexico. He said that it was mostly a blue light tha 2008 Page #12  
n five hundred feet above them. He said it was a flaming object and he thou 2008 Page #12  
n they all heard the roar. Bernini said that it sounded like an artillery s 2008 Page #13  
an artillery shell flying over. He said that he only saw a bright light but 2008 Page #13  
 his son saw the light and his son said that he also saw an object. He said 2008 Page #13  
aid that he also saw an object. He said that it was moving from the southea 2008 Page #13  
e northwest. Kadesh, when I asked, said that he believed the object to be a 2008 Page #13  
ere those in Reno, Nevada who also said they saw the flash. Kadesh thought  2008 Page #13  
ce Base, a Bonanza Air Lines pilot said that the light passed beneath his a 2008 Page #13  
 night the object flashed over. He said it was a glowing, orange ball that  2008 Page #14  
, heard a quiet whirring noise. He said that it headed to the west, toward  2008 Page #14  
 stories of flying saucers and she said that she wasn't even a little crazy 2008 Page #14  
t the official spokesman at Nellis said the Air Defense Command was alerted 2008 Page #15  
 whom described the object and who said it was close to the ground. They kn 2008 Page #17  
ped UFO at fairlyhigh altitude. He said that the motion was fairly steady a 2008 Page #33  
t.'' Moreover , Pope explains: "He said that the beam of light retracted in 2008 Page #34  
ain of command with a message that said: 'This is extremely interesting. It 2008 Page #34  
y similar spheres-one of which was said to have been found at an undisclose 2008 Page #37  
-ounding community , bow can it be said the event never happened? This stor 2008 Page #40  
ports of a "Ball of Fire. " • Some said it had propellers; some said it did 2008 Page #44  
 Some said it had propellers; some said it did not. At the time there was a 2008 Page #44  
they were in trouble." The way she said it, I felt as if she had paid such  2008 Page #50  
 Elk River area from the north. He said someone came into the tavern and to 2008 Page #52  
Tufjy" Miller as a key witness. He said Tuffy went to school with his son,  2008 Page #52  
e~rching his pi~kup truck. He also said one of the soldiers claimed to be p 2008 Page #52  
tention along the way. Mr. Carroll said the only thing he could think of wa 2008 Page #54  
around the larger orb. Alan Rammer said it reminded him of "a mother hen ga 2008 Page #58  
aordinary . He was so convinced he said he stands on what he reported and h 2008 Page #58  
words of Benjamin Franklin when he said, "Half the truth is often a great l 2008 Page #60  
ule, which did pretty much what it said on the tin and meant that most file 2008 Page #61  
effens had been earlier. Penniston said the road was full of potholes and w 2008 Page #80  
s touched the engraved symbols, he said the craft's upper white light insta 2008 Page #82  
               SLIDE# 26 Penniston said, "The craft moved up off the ground 2008 Page #83  
ar plaster cast Jim Penniston also said he made plaster casts of the triang 2008 Page #83  
g Shift Commander): Heathrow Tower said they definitely, very definitely, h 2008 Page #84  
 They don't know what it was. They said it wasn't normal, but you could hav 2008 Page #84  
rols down at the (East) gate. They said they saw weird happenings . They sa 2008 Page #86  
d they saw weird happenings . They said they saw something above the tree l 2008 Page #86  
mething above the tree level. They said they thought they saw something bei 2008 Page #86  
ing lifted off the ground and they said they thought that you were GONE. Th 2008 Page #86  
y thought that you were GONE. They said that they thought we lost you. They 2008 Page #86  
hen Halt put his arm around me and said, 'Let's go.' And then all of a sudd 2008 Page #89  
 no one told Penniston what he had said. Finally fourteen years after the B 2008 Page #90  
 got a call from Stan Friedman who said that he had a guy in Big Bear Lake  2008 Page #104  
for pencil timeline. lt originally said, "Do not remove from safe ... Fritz 2008 Page #110  
A person once seen as shy today is said to be suffering from "social anxiet 2008 Page #141  
quality. Probably the same will be said of the generation to come. If we co 2009 Page #19  
Most significantly, Dulles' letter said: "For reasons of security, I cannot 2009 Page #38  
tember 20, 1963, President Kennedy said: Finally, in a field where the Unit 2009 Page #40  
on, Sergei. Dr. Sergei Khrushche v said after his father initially refused  2009 Page #42  
nt alien body at the scene, Werner said: "I saw the creature [that] you 're 2009 Page #49  
, retiring in 1954. This gentleman said that he worked 'across the alley' f 2009 Page #50  
was embalming fluid. The bodies he said, are now stored at a small Air Forc 2009 Page #50  
' details of the Arizona incident. Said JLD, as a young teenager, when he w 2009 Page #51  
ormed Schmitt that her husband had said that various MPs began talking abou 2009 Page #51  
n hour or so after falling asleep, said Bethurum , he was awakened by what  2009 Page #54  
he 1950s. Both Werner and Bethurum said that the aliens wore uniforn1s and  2009 Page #55  
n did it crash?" But Sgt. Steffens said, "Jim, it did not crash. It landed. 2009 Page #63  
OUTER SPACE'? I looked at John and said, 'I don't know how in the hell we ' 2009 Page #65  
 this. ' DO YOU REME!vfBER WHAT HE SAID? John says, 'We have a UFO here.' A 2009 Page #65  
 says, 'We have a UFO here.' And I said, 'We have something here. 'I said,  2009 Page #65  
 said, 'We have something here. 'I said, 'I've got to have quiet here. ' f  2009 Page #65  
 weapons storage facility (above), said to contain nuclear warheads, at RAF 2009 Page #69  
n he handed back the audiotape and said, "Bazley said it's a Brit affair."  2009 Page #74  
ck the audiotape and said, "Bazley said it's a Brit affair." #4 Audio Col.  2009 Page #74  
at Captain Verano came forward and said a tape was sent over to Germany and 2009 Page #78  
would confirm a lot of what's been said and it would clearly show that ther 2009 Page #79  
ut doing our job. General Williams said that -that we 'were good men doing  2009 Page #79  
g that happened to us. People have said they have been interrogated, which  2009 Page #79  
on the phone a few years later, he said that yes, the light appeared to pul 2009 Page #80  
ect hovering over the woods and he said the object was therefor quite awhil 2009 Page #80  
d left. They didn1t ask much. They said, 'Where?' and we pointed off in the 2009 Page #82  
d at me and I looked at him and he said, 'Do you want lo call that in?' And 2009 Page #85  
o you want lo call that in?' And I said, 'Hell, no!' And he said, 'OK.' We  2009 Page #85  
n?' And I said, 'Hell, no!' And he said, 'OK.' We never really talked about 2009 Page #85  
I asked her how she knew this. She said, "Because I worked there." I asked  2009 Page #88  
." I asked her for details and she said, "/can't tell you-they 'II come and 2009 Page #88  
ernment lies about UFO's. Then she said something that I will never forget, 2009 Page #88  
. Master Sgt. Clarence entered and said that, "Last night I flew in from Ne 2009 Page #90  
 officer where it came from and he said, "It's a piece of a space ship." l  2009 Page #91  
 intelligence to do ii and so they said you are going lo do it. And so I we 2009 Page #93  
most rewarding words I've ever had said in my life were, when I was through 2009 Page #93  
en I was through doing the job, he said "June, if we get this $600. 000 and 2009 Page #93  
 More than forty eyewitnesses were said to observe this event and the Sovie 2009 Page #134  
he s,ope for ~ ne&11y ltTee hOcrs: said one cortroller The speed and rroneu 2009 Page #144  
 and the United States. The Herald said its source of information about the 2009 Page #157  
scientific development. Informants said the weapon he helped develop was st 2009 Page #157  
 engineers and naval officers were said to be associated in the project. Wh 2009 Page #157  
f the secret Anglo-American weapon said to outrival the atom bomb as credit 2009 Page #157  
ning all possibilities . They were said to have exchanged ideas and informa 2009 Page #159  
 and the United States. The Herald said it learned that development of the  2009 Page #159  
unaided. New Zealand, however, was said to have the necessary equipment and 2009 Page #159  
New Weapon May Be Airborne" Miller said Leech, in both aerodynamic and hydr 2009 Page #160  
In Auckland today, Professor Leech said he was "surprised " to hear that a  2009 Page #160  
 39-year old American scientist it said shared in the development of the se 2009 Page #160  
a as a co-worker. Original reports said the secret weapon outrivaled the at 2009 Page #160  
cific. He turned to a reporter and said: "remember there was heavy loss of  2009 Page #160  
nnati consultant engineering firm, said be joined British and New Zealand s 2009 Page #160  
                                He said the weapon was conceived by the Bri 2009 Page #161  
nate to the atomic bomb, Snodgrass said only: "First reports are substantia 2009 Page #161  
ntation in New Zealand , Snodgrass said, although it had been planned to tr 2009 Page #161  
received reports on the weapon, he said. The Syracuse Herald Journal also a 2009 Page #161  
sification of the development , he said that "under a broad classification" 2009 Page #161  
w conductin g television research, said he had been back in the United Stat 2009 Page #161  
h a sort of super dog whistle," he said, "conceivably could fly around a ci 2009 Page #162  
ream. It may not." Light waves, he said, offered a similar field. "Below th 2009 Page #162  
inst such threats." General Kenney said that at present clouds could be bro 2009 Page #162  
                             Press said. There is one clue in the reports o 2009 Page #168  
 of a secret Anglo-American weapon said to outrival the atom bomb as credit 2009 Page #168  
b." In Auckland today, Prof. Leech said he was "surprised" to hear that a L 2009 Page #168  
ific" and turned to a reporter and said "You remember there was heavy loss  2009 Page #170  
n a known expert in aerodynamics . said today a new secret weapon mentioned 2009 Page #171  
the project from its inception was said to have the necessary equipment to  2009 Page #173  
f factors." The New Zealand Herald said its source of The Seal Project repo 2009 Page #173  
ssification of the development, he said that "under a broad classification" 2009 Page #176  
ow conducting television research, said he had been back in the United Stat 2009 Page #176  
c11cloprncnl er a ~ecret weJpon he said was ":;s awesome in its c[f «.ts ns 2009 Page #180  
nt lo a tir.? rr.oon, ~re 1 weaoon said to oulrko! ~he nlom known. t,it the 2009 Page #182  
t'al \l"Upon . j Li1:h1 wa\"Ci, he said, of!cred 11! Esistencc or the weapo 2009 Page #183  
J. M. Snorl::rus or the! ·1 K'nncy said th11t at prc!ent I University or ul 2009 Page #183  

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D BE WRONG (BUT I DOUBT IT) • THAT SAID-SEVERAL PEOPLE I HIGHLY RESPECT BEL 2008 Page #153  

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.adio - lrn,c,lu:d • 11h Oronc-lnn:saig,uion (rum bt-r.iMing • s1al hokh ,· 2009 Page #198  

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 however they had no choice but to sail through the stuff. Lawrence remembe 2004 Page #39  
t before or since, did not like to sail through it at the time, and avoided 2004 Page #40  
 place. Hoirup and Burke again set sail for the splashdown spot aboard the  2006 Page #188  

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 UOF Crash Retrievals? Dr. Michael Saila 11 UFO Crash Retrievals: The Histo 2006 Page #3  
ent in Black Operations Michael E. Saila, PhD. Copyright © 2006 Michael E.  2006 Page #14  
, PhD. Copyright © 2006 Michael E. SaIla, PhD Introduction The evidence con 2006 Page #14  

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ally settling toward the earth. It sailed over the public square and when i 2004 Page #26  

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ance of the airship which has been sailing throughout the country. It was t 2004 Page #26  
 general area for years after when sailing through the Sound. They reached  2004 Page #40  
the ship returns south, apparently sailing non-stop back to its destination 2006 Page #188  

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1 1 0 Researcher Tom Deuley V, 5-6 Sailor, messenger on command ship report 2004 Page #111  

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s crypted statements regarding the SAINI program as having the ability to i 2009 Page #17  

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he 1947 UFO crash on the plains of Saint Augustine in New Mexico. Art and I 2004 Page #240  
d sharing a "dig" at the Plains of Saint Augustine in June, 2004. This "dig 2004 Page #240  

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ers via Xar— far a tolaf aui'wy af sairaat aoatltla — ttaors. Iters la atta 2003 Page #221  

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de. about.- A slieren =Dee math of Saithnore. yearrahead of his times in do 2006 Page #45  

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l jllld American i.cientist who it saJs lo( t~c S1:·:i_tcc1c 1\ir Force, ri 2009 Page #183  

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rip to tte Sandia ITO farriltty to sake an agsgssiaal of the eituatdxxa the 2003 Page #212  
roceed on a brief trip to Korea t* sake an appraisal of the situation tiisr 2003 Page #213  
 to China with a few assistants to sake & fact-finding survey of tha situat 2003 Page #228  
... People died after this for God sake. Maybe they were right when they to 2004 Page #49  
the tack that it was faked for the sake of argument. Given the inks, paper  2004 Page #253  
ervice Research Station, for God's sake! That's actually the beginning of a 2005 Page #66  
ary intelligence people, for God's sake, coming to this place. \Xlhy? I mea 2005 Page #68  
 is operating these craft. For the sake of caution, we can call this "an in 2005 Page #78  
ot from our civilization." For the sake of convenience, let's call it "alie 2005 Page #78  
 that rema.ins co be done. For the sake of hiscory, one can only hope that  2005 Page #131  
y, however, hoaxing purely for the sake of creating a bogus story is very r 2005 Page #132  
uestions : To what extent, for the sake of national security, should indivi 2008 Page #26  
he public's right to know, for the sake of national security, ever be fully 2008 Page #26  
ar of the alien connection for the sake of already shaky credibility issues 2009 Page #29  

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t from Voice of America, for God's sakes! The Voice of America broadcast po 2008 Page #77  

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ecdotes describe the man • I. From Sakharov: "...one professor confined in  2004 Page #158  
er with Kurchatov, Zel'dovich, and Sakharov on Bomb U.S.S.R. MJ-12 Counterp 2004 Page #160  

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snap your fnger an:I n was there," sakl tne corrmeiciai plot ·11 gel so clO 2009 Page #144  

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'or~Jo,,.e&Co ~Ce:Joma -er LGS~.-c Sal .__ C-ty. Wt, -•ll!l'J SLIDE# 28 Hig 2005 Page #60  

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 manuscript, presumably to improve salability and                           2003 Page #203  

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 who kno,vs this for sure is Frank Salas. The reason why Salas is so sure i 2005 Page #148  
ure is Frank Salas. The reason why Salas is so sure is because he is the te 2005 Page #148  
 two tape-recorded interviews with Salas, and he informed us that, at the r 2005 Page #148  
ferred on to both VHS and Beracam. Salas told us that some of the film was  2005 Page #148  
rts of it were not too bad at all. Salas gave us detailed information of ho 2005 Page #148  
us was not his area of expertise . Salas went on to state that it was indee 2005 Page #148  
 client confidentialit) . In fact, Salas would only agree to answer our que 2005 Page #148  
did trus at our request. As far as Salas was concerned, if thjs was a hoax, 2005 Page #148  
ave you believe. The comments from Salas, Maloney and Townshend are publish 2005 Page #151  

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lary research, loffe, Zel'dovich , Salduuov, Kurchatov,etc. • Captured Nazi 2004 Page #158  

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nally, Kraft tape was popularly on sale in the early 50s but now is largely 2003 Page #181  
 audiotape copies of the shows for sale to the public. The list of guests r 2006 Page #203  
 abductees would have flocked co a sale promoted by such a highly charged i 2007 Page #74  
andard Oil of New Jersey, arranged sale of tetraethyl lead, an additive use 2008 Page #127  

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 manufacturing and materials. Shoe sales people, pediatricians, podiatrists 2003 Page #48  
an Scott Ramsey, Vice President of Sales and Marketing for Express Wire Ser 2004 Page #70  
nergy and raw materials as well as sales; before long, many would close doo 2006 Page #65  
ng in frozen novelty cases ... and sales zoom!" Jn rrus case UFO stands for 2007 Page #60  
 I doubt it had much impact on the sales or populari ty of such a novel ite 2007 Page #68  
e chain store's way of announcin g sales is the appearance of a blue electr 2007 Page #73  
chatting co the telecoms guys, the sales guys. I enjoyed that because you f 2007 Page #82  
s growth was made possible by bond sales in America , including one for $30 2008 Page #127  

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 not immune from the lure of alien sales-beings either. ln a 1999 trade ad  2007 Page #62  

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lwalker " who stated that he was a salesman calLing on the base in 1967, an 2007 Page #115  
, prior to World War I, was a bond salesman for William A. Read & Co., late 2008 Page #131  

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ad a good deal of charm and innate salesmanship. Offered blessings for thre 2003 Page #22  

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ingfield's Crash-Retrieval Reports Salient aspects of his life and two book 2004 Page #108  
erentially, and they disclosed two salient facts to the Doctors: 1. the pin 2006 Page #111  
ails the whole, profound saga; the salient portions of which I have detaile 2008 Page #30  

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th Thomas Cy Cantwell and daughter Salina also provide evidence for pre-Ros 2003 Page #27  
m Cooper/FOIA 1994 1 1 MJ-12 ref ■ Salina via TC mailbox 1996 14 38 TSMEO ■ 2003 Page #169  
ia D. Berliner ■ Tim Cooper/FOIA ■ Salina via TC mailbox ■ S-2 (mail plus t 2003 Page #169  
es Only Top Secret Origin Leaked - Salina HST Library & NARA Identical Sign 2003 Page #205  
g him to go to New Mexico - leaked Salina, www.majesticdocuments.com xii 20 2003 Page #211  
iner 1994 ■ Tim Cooper/RllA 1994 ■ Salina via TC mailbox 1996 ■ 5-2 {main p 2007 Page #42  
first delivery by mail to Tim from Salina included the Einstein/Oppenheimer 2008 Page #105  
r things, this note (slide 5) from Salina together with 38 pages of materia 2008 Page #105  
t is interesting to speculate that Salina might have been the person who ty 2008 Page #105  
 who might have written this memo: Salina, Einstein, Oppenheimer or Cooper. 2008 Page #106  
ounterintelligence for many years. Salina claims she worked there for twent 2008 Page #110  
a personal transmission , relating Salina to the leaker to Timothy Cooper,  2008 Page #110  
iner 1994 ■ Tim Cooper FOIA 1994 ■ Salina via TC muilbox 1996 ■ S-2 (mail p 2008 Page #115  
■ ~~,1.Ln;ifJsled to TC) Note from Salina Ill June 1996 ,_,\iffl'04, 10C.8  2008 Page #115  
nts. I can say no more. Good luck. Salina 109                               2008 Page #115  
am, and J is reverse engineering ■ Salina was a secretary who apparently wo 2008 Page #121  

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eld. (See slide 37.) You have seen Salina's transmittal note on Slide 5. Th 2008 Page #110  
TC) Ike, E-!OVAH, Teller on LFOs • Salina's note At my father's request I'm 2008 Page #115  

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 Weapons Research Establishment in Salisbury, southern Australia. As the ma 2004 Page #15  

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 Merlin, Nick Redfern, Dr. Michael Salla, Paul Schatzkin, Matthew Thuney, D 2006 Page #2  

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should be noted I also interviewed Sally Desmarte au who also recalled the  2008 Page #70  

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ssi grew... Atom! Ave...mai co.f., salmi oaf perste* twain                  2006 Page #37  

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al Puttick instructed Colonel C.W. Salmon, the N .Z. Chiefs of Staff Repres 2009 Page #164  
aptain W.L. Erdman, U.S.N, Colonel Salmon, Wing Commander Gibson, Professor 2009 Page #165  
tain W. L. Erdman, U.S.N., Colonel Salmon, Wing Commander 163               2009 Page #169  

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 elements such as pneumococcus and salmonella Biosafety Level II—moderate b 2006 Page #106  

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ually any UFO researcher worth his salt would have. Why me? — I don't know. 2004 Page #190  
ot made by Nature" -according to a Salt Lake City geologist named Lamont So 2005 Page #60  
d area on the edge of Utah's Great Salt Lake Desert. Struggling to avoid cl 2006 Page #73  
s, Deseret News and Telegram , The Salt Lake Tribune, The Eureka Reporter a 2008 Page #16  
nited States." Some Thoughts About SALT II (draft). Teller spells out four  2009 Page #10  

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s story from the Argentine city of Salta. The object was discovered near th 2004 Page #7  
 flying in formation The news from Salta confirms that the artificial satel 2004 Page #8  
ly think something big happened in Salta. NASA investigated, but there was  2004 Page #10  
panish 1740 Ort 14 Boy 78 ta [Nat] Salta. itrstatlna. lb Itay—The strange o 2004 Page #20  
vian territory, official :vales in Salta announcod Amity. pproviltd for Re  2004 Page #20  
 August 17,1995 in the province of Salta, Argentina, hundreds of people wit 2007 Page #128  
s story from the Argentine city of Salta. The object was discovered near th 2007 Page #141  
lying in formation . The news from Salta confirms that the artificial satel 2007 Page #141  

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ors, including a nineteen Howitzer salute. 88                               2003 Page #92  

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ed the \X/ar Department of a naval salvage of one unidentified airplane off 2005 Page #122  
raft were being stored at the base salvage/scrap-) ard (see picture 2, illu 2007 Page #95  
reck hunters, the modern UFO crash salvage retrievers could get a nice boun 2007 Page #121  

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east of Los Angeles, and the other salvaged by the Navy off the southern Ca 2003 Page #26  
 Bernardino Mountains, and one was salvaged at sea by the Navy, according t 2003 Page #170  

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tings over Mount Rainier. A lumber salvager named Harold Dahl, his son, his 2003 Page #41  

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 Dahl who worked with Fred Crisman salvaging runaway logs in a harbor patro 2009 Page #30  
regarded as his boss in the lumber salvaging business. Crisman later went o 2009 Page #31  

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he would become both annoyance and salvation to the Air Force Office of Spe 2003 Page #141  
 of denial and dependence, sin and salvation, forever and ever, amen. Unles 2006 Page #182  

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ame within seconds of firing off a salvo of 24 rockets when the UFO acceler 2008 Page #66  

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artillery fire was heard: 50 to 60 salvoes in short, equal intervals, which 2008 Page #98  

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ngham Bay. The team is directed by Sam Sudore and features two experience d 2006 Page #187  
worth, Pres. Cleworth Publishing ■ Sam Ballard, Pres. Geyer, Morey, Maddern 2007 Page #43  
s, "You are holding the beer Uncle Sam has been trying to keep under wraps  2007 Page #71  
lf War and Media Control / &"1Sl7a SaM 6. object ~proaches and diSlances il 2009 Page #151  

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e authority of Lt. General John A. Samford, Director, National Security Age 2004 Page #79  
 as top secret by Lr. Gen. John A. Samford, Director of the National Securi 2005 Page #125  

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sassinate Kennedy. In a well-known samizdat report called the Torbitt Docum 2003 Page #42  

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hat the materials are foam rubber. Sample 2 was pyrolyzed (burned) to separ 2003 Page #48  
an 95% of the materials in a given sample." This data came from the laborat 2003 Page #50  
lled material. I also analyzed the sample using an electron microscope with 2003 Page #50  
a small amount of Zinc (Zn). "Each sample had a 'silvery,' shiny side with  2003 Page #104  
erbatim "from Grandad's journal:" "Sample extraction radiated light for a f 2003 Page #107  
ercent more 2^Mg in our mysterious sample, but still not outside terrestria 2003 Page #108  
te in his report to me: "The Bi-Mg sample gave count rates of Mg+ ions whic 2003 Page #109  
d, if oxygen were somewhere in the sample it could enhance Mg ionization. H 2003 Page #109  
g a layer per week, one four-layer sample was mostly white, not alternating 2003 Page #109  
ashed line shows the effect of the sample and the solid line consists of da 2003 Page #112  
s after introducing a 90 milligram sample of the Bi/Mg sample into the wate 2003 Page #112  
a 90 milligram sample of the Bi/Mg sample into the water. If indeed a chemi 2003 Page #112  
xamination of the surfaces of this sample, it was apparent that chemical ox 2003 Page #112  
 October 22, 2003, an 80 milligram sample of Bi/Mg was placed in a 50 milli 2003 Page #114  
 the Chemical Transformations If a sample of the Bi/Mg metal is left in the 2003 Page #114  
 of the total mass of the original sample was unaccounted for. From the rea 2003 Page #114  
sked to measure histonic weight of sample, shown two alien corpses." Tall,  2004 Page #116  
less probative than, say, a tissue sample of an extraterrestrial. Hence, au 2005 Page #135  
elt at about 700 degrees, and chis sample, being eutectic in nature (a form 2005 Page #158  
 do this without actually having a sample of the system. Some of the engine 2005 Page #162  
 up when he stood on the object. A sample of the red dirt or film is later  2006 Page #187  
 issued the fo!Jowing report: "The sample analysed is a combination of chem 2007 Page #194  
he results above refer only to the sample received, which weighed 1.30 gram 2007 Page #194  
 paper. I enclose herewith a small sample of it." 188                       2007 Page #194  
 Luisa :Maria Barbosa declared the sample was "magnesium of a high dei:,rre 2007 Page #195  
n earth science." The fir t batuba sample was destroyed by alJ the Brazilia 2007 Page #195  
ok, which destroyed accidenrnlJy a sample provided by r\PRO, another sample 2007 Page #195  
 sample provided by r\PRO, another sample was eventually analyzed by physic 2007 Page #195  
stood out scill glittering, like a sample of chat mysterious visit, wruch h 2007 Page #196  
allucination. It remained there, a sample of something with the shape of a  2007 Page #196  
ber 26, 1979, Dunn wrote that "the sample you sent ... for identification d 2007 Page #196  
 request an analysis of his Andean sample. In aU his correspondence with of 2007 Page #197  
ional Affairs Division to send the sample to Dr. Lawrence A. Taylor at NASA 2007 Page #197  
lectron microprobe analysis of the sample that you provided to us yielded t 2007 Page #197  
ain's sister gave him personally a sample of the fragment with aJJ the docu 2007 Page #198  
fect in hjs analysis of the Bogota sample, which cakes us to the next case. 2007 Page #199  
entral America determmed that "the sample was an aluminum alloy with magnes 2007 Page #199  
ium and tin." Once he received one sample, Vallee arranged for two rufferen 2007 Page #199  
ysis. The SEM analysis "showed the sample ro contain 93.7% aluminum, 4.8% p 2007 Page #199  
8 of the book) as a representative sample of his writing. In hindsight , si 2008 Page #107  

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tory report is as follows: Results Sample# Description ________________ Ide 2003 Page #50  

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ual UFO Crash Retrieval Conference Sampler aircraft, QF 80, remote-controll 2005 Page #50  

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istorical aerial photography, soil samples or archival research. All these  2003 Page #38  
on. Since Harold Dahl had retained samples of the recovered debris, he conv 2003 Page #41  
ieval stories. Crisman turned over samples of the Maury Island debris to th 2003 Page #42  
tory report is as follows: The two samples identified as second sole (1 and 2003 Page #48  
ppropriated" by his grandfather as samples from a wedge-shaped vehicle that 2003 Page #97  
e military handlers might have had samples from the alleged extraterrestria 2003 Page #100  
rest to the ongoing reports on the samples I sent your way. I noted that th 2003 Page #103  
owe) discussing the testing of the samples noted that basically it is merel 2003 Page #103  
r, I neglected to include metallic samples of the exterior of the crashed R 2003 Page #103  
at these are the last of Grandad's samples. They have sat for years inside  2003 Page #103  
pe you understand. Hope these last samples are helpful. Of course, I will b 2003 Page #103  
 was blackish-gray. Looking at the samples edge-on, numerous layers can be  2003 Page #104  
, numerous layers can be seen. The samples were hard but brittle, and a few 2003 Page #104  
living systems). In April of 2002, samples of the Bi/Mg metal were examined 2003 Page #112  
peated trials of placing the Bi/Mg samples in water consistently disclosed  2003 Page #112  
he fact that when the 40-day water samples were placed in the 5% acetic aci 2003 Page #115  
ted alien progress reports on soil samples and the curious habits of earthl 2003 Page #149  
hotographs and with difficulty cut samples. In this case, it is difficult t 2004 Page #7  
puzzling." Gray said three of four samples he studied using "highly sensiti 2004 Page #30  
r diaries mentioning the crash, no samples of the wreckage, nor were the sp 2004 Page #31  
 unheard of fields of biology. The samples extracted from bodies found in N 2004 Page #80  
 highly contagious disease. Tissue samples are currently being kept at Fort 2004 Page #81  
a number of these visits. They had samples they wanted him to analyze of ha 2004 Page #94  
s. Pilot returns with atomic cloud samples. Railroad tank car was flattened 2005 Page #49  
eserves. This network of protected samples of the world's major ecosystem t 2005 Page #54  
he occupants ' body fluids. Tissue samples were later kept at Ft. Detrick,  2005 Page #126  
tage of carbon. Later, we cut some samples and polished others in order to  2005 Page #158  
 the farm and retrieve any and all samples from the crash-site. Colonel Lea 2006 Page #95  
oods and gathered several specimen samples. He told me that the Air Force " 2006 Page #95  
y contagious desease (sic). Tissue samples are currently being kept at Ft.  2006 Page #104  
 unheard of fields of biology. The samples extracted from bodies found in N 2006 Page #105  
 all to see. The storage of tissue samples at Ft. Detrick makes it very cle 2006 Page #105  
ping, and processing of diagnostic samples. Both the Centers for Disease Co 2006 Page #106  
 of rodent feces, of which he took samples. Cheek phoned the CDC, and not l 2006 Page #110  
ogens Branch. All blood and tissue samples were handled on a BL-3/BL-4 basi 2006 Page #110  
ns group worked overtime analyzing samples, while Cheek and Butler were can 2006 Page #111  
s cross-reacted in patients' blood samples—Proving Koch's postulates, patie 2006 Page #111  
tempted to question here—are there samples at Ft. Detrick, Dugway proving g 2006 Page #112  
 to today is quite credible: • The samples were sent to Ft. Detrick in 1947 2006 Page #112  
arts, pick them up, get the bovine samples, and drop the carcasses near whe 2006 Page #116  
er of cattle parts removed for the samples described the NIDS report. The t 2006 Page #118  
Oklahoma landing of same day -with samples (See: MD Palace-431 Report). Los 2007 Page #143  
homa landing of the same day -with samples," is very eye-operung, however.  2007 Page #144  
e Ubaruba fragment, the four other samples appeared ro be a "liquid metal"  2007 Page #193  
ian tests and the second and third samples were sent by Fontes ro the Aeria 2007 Page #195  
s in Santiago. Basically, the Tabe samples were subjected to high temperatu 2007 Page #200  
nd high-tech analysis of the metal samples were conducted by two Japanese l 2007 Page #201  
al elements contained in the metal samples. The Hitachi Metals analysis giv 2007 Page #201  
ppenheimer or Cooper. We could get samples of writing of the last three. My 2008 Page #106  
I think that really good reference samples would be the first four shown ab 2008 Page #107  
Studies also provided Ryan Wood 14 samples of Oppenheimer 's work noted in  2008 Page #107  
                  Einstein writing samples ■United Nations address ■21 refe 2008 Page #117  
of m!'1~i'!!!• Oppenheimer writing samples ,. ■No letters longer than 500 w 2008 Page #117  
e to Einstein ■Five to others ■ 14 samples total Some Linguistic Data for P 2008 Page #117  
ore than had been found in control samples. Pressure tests suggested the ob 2009 Page #137  

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n by Vernon Bowen} TINY HOLES SHOW SAMPLING -, . ., --.•.u:--:r::-e. .. ~,  2007 Page #47  

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re saucers: one by the Army in the San Bernardino Mountains, east of Los An 2003 Page #26  
Art Campbell relating to Plains of San Augustin crash, as mentioned by Phil 2003 Page #43  
 some of it may have come from the San Augustin crash. (Art Bell show with  2003 Page #43  
 New Mexico? A. I was privy to the San Augustin crash and one other crash r 2003 Page #43  
ghlin UFO Conference 1997) Q. That San Augustin crash could that have been  2003 Page #43  
been crashed at Socorro instead of San Augustin, in that area? A. No, it wa 2003 Page #43  
 it wasn't Socorro; it was down on San Augustin. I got a map and Roswell we 2003 Page #43  
rinity site and keeps going to the San Augustin area (videotape interview - 2003 Page #43  
 cumulus clouds had risen over the San Mateo Mountains. Now the sun slashed 2003 Page #46  
aped vehicle that crashed "between San Mateo Mountains and Sierra Blanca" w 2003 Page #97  
ile Range to Socorro and Plains of San Agustin, New Mexico. 94              2003 Page #98  
at placed the impact site "between San Mateo Mountains and Sierra Blanca" w 2003 Page #99  
ty miles straight west of Roswell. San Mateo Peak is another eighty miles w 2003 Page #99  
northeastern edge of the Plains of San Agustin and north of the San Mateo M 2003 Page #99  
ns of San Agustin and north of the San Mateo Mountains. The source also cla 2003 Page #99  
eum" at Norton Air Force Base near San Bernardino, California, "the final r 2003 Page #102  
 - Special Collections - Stanford, San Diego, Univ, of Minnesota November 1 2003 Page #153  
raft recovered —one crashed in the San Bernardino Mountains, and one was sa 2003 Page #170  
6. Around that time some people in San Luis and Mendoza provinces reported  2004 Page #8  
tement of the CIA that, "people in San Luis and Mendoza provinces reported  2004 Page #10  
luded Magdalena near the Plains of San Augustin; Kingman, Arizona; northern 2004 Page #69  
two craft — one by the Army in the San Bernardino Mountains and one by the  2004 Page #123  
ields, while Farley, on his way to San Diego, had just picked up a pal near 2004 Page #216  
Roswell (possibly on the plains of San Augustin). He (Ramey) will send a cr 2004 Page #230  
July 29, 1952; similar articles in San Francisco Chronicle JuJy 29, 1952, S 2005 Page #121  
 recovered a similar object in the San Bernardino Mountains east of Los Ang 2005 Page #122  
                                   San Antonio, NM August 1945 Crash Retrie 2005 Page #153  
 Padilla were young boys living in San Antonio, Ne\\ Mexico in August 1945  2005 Page #153  
g in the armed forces at the time. San Antonio, a smaU desert town on the m 2005 Page #153  
6, that the terrified residents of San Antonio learned, along with the rest 2005 Page #153  
my passed almost unnoticed through San Antonio in the latter part of August 2005 Page #153  
, at what is now milepost 139, the San Antonio exit of present day Intersta 2005 Page #153  
                                   San Antonio, NM Crash Retrieval and a go 2005 Page #155  
                                   San Antonio. NM Crash Retrieval Once the 2005 Page #157  
ent, shrouded under carps, through San Antonio and presumabl y to Stallion  2005 Page #157  
hatever crashed in the desert near San Antonio in August 1945. \Xlas it jus 2005 Page #158  
swell, NM; 5 July 1947, Pia.ins of San Augustin, NM; 13 August 1947, NM des 2005 Page #163  
hen the Oriskm!J' put into port in San Francisco, the cover story told by t 2005 Page #164  
ed at Roswell and in the Plains of San Agustin in New Mexico in early July, 2006 Page #10  
ight. Another source. stationed in San Antonio in the Army In 1548 Loaded v 2006 Page #26  
urity State. His book cited a 1949 San Francisco Examiner article. From tha 2006 Page #44  
er research, it turns out that the San Francisco Examiner article dateline  2006 Page #44  
everal major newspapers, LA Times, San Francisco Examiner report a story ti 2006 Page #45  
21st weekend in the Inyo Register, San Francisco Examiner and LA Times. The 2006 Page #46  
neo Arlington (6/ Dyes s AF B ( 6, San Angelo 0 GoodfEillov,I,AFE. f) 8(1,  2006 Page #175  
 U 1 O k 171 172 To Waco Austin -. San Antonio Broc..ks AFB hell AF B .7.:  2006 Page #175  
e time. However, Goodfellow AFB at San Angelo, Kelly, Brooks and Randolph A 2006 Page #178  
 and Randolph Air Force Bases near San Antonio and Laredo AFB at Laredo wer 2006 Page #178  
t a few months before I moved from San Francisco, California to Bellingham, 2006 Page #182  
und nothing. The next incident, in San Paulo, Brazil, a military person inv 2007 Page #128  
6. Around that time some people in San Luis and Mendoza provinces reported  2007 Page #141  
whom 1 also met at a conference in San Jose in 1996). The brothers had rece 2007 Page #199  
graphy , University of California, San Diego, where he eventually became a  2009 Page #164  

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

ed fl)~ng object had landed in the SancLia i\tiountains." 161               2007 Page #167  
nights later on August 11, 1980, a Sanclia Security Guard after midnight "w 2007 Page #176  

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is man was doing with the apparent sanction of the Air Force. From Bennewit 2003 Page #150  

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

e with author confirms "officially sanctioned murders" 196                  2004 Page #199  
 plausible accounts of "officially sanctioned termination" in the name of n 2004 Page #200  
this reality within the officially sanctioned bodies of power. Thus, the pr 2005 Page #73  
urder may have been commfrted -and sanctioned at a very rugh level -to ensu 2007 Page #137  
ooperate with MJ-12, the directive sanctioned political assassination. If g 2009 Page #42  
ther six unknown MJ-12 members who sanctioned the directives found in the B 2009 Page #45  

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

ven of last resort, both spiritual sanctuary and a place of communal safety 2006 Page #63  

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

ok UFO Crash/Retrievals: The Inner Sanctum, Status Report VI shares an asto 2003 Page #21  
ok UFO Crash/Retrievals: The Inner Sanctum, Status Report VI published in J 2003 Page #39  
6. UFO Crash/Retrievals: The Inner Sanctum; Status Report VI, July 1991 • 7 2004 Page #107  

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

f solidified chicken fat above the sand. Part of it was buried. I carefully 2003 Page #45  
d it up and brushed off a crust of sand on the bottom side. I did not know  2003 Page #45  
n the arroyo braid plugged up with sand and silt, the water was diverted do 2003 Page #49  
You will 'jro''?f*a to t.hr* Whit? Sand.*- Fr^vinr Ground Ccnmnnw •.'enter  2003 Page #214  
ter Island about 100 meters from a sand spit is a permanently anchored buoy 2004 Page #39  
interviews with employees at White Sand Proving Ground, the Naval Research  2004 Page #60  
rned, gray metal fused with molten sand and rock,' were found near a 50 fee 2004 Page #68  
re found dead and mutilated on wet sand without a single track around them, 2004 Page #77  
 Bill Hamilton III, 17 UFO sunk in sand guarded by military 107             2004 Page #110  
ad impacted twenty inches into the sand without any sign of structural dama 2005 Page #40  
ome force, embedding itself in the sand. There was no external damage to th 2005 Page #44  
he verucle when it impacted in the sand. Stansel was escorted to the site b 2005 Page #168  
r . The saucer was embedded in the sand about 20 inches. From this Stansel  2005 Page #169  
lverized granite. It looked like a sand trap on a golf course. Some nearby  2006 Page #84  
helicopters were painted a neutral sand color and bore no markings. Eyewitn 2006 Page #134  
ht it back with me. There were two sand mounds that came down and it looked 2006 Page #176  
red yards where it went across the sand." It looked to me, I guess from the 2006 Page #176  
ad impacted twenty inches into the sand without any sign of structural dama 2009 Page #49  
ome force, embedding itself in the sand. The Uhouse Disclosure One of the m 2009 Page #51  
sites followed. Here the grass and sand seemed to have been "spun" into the 2009 Page #136  
"spun" into the ground "converting sand into dust and winding the grass." W 2009 Page #136  

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

rate to see something, we stood on sandbags surrounding the Alarm Monitor b 2004 Page #55  

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

Statler ■ Jackson Mayor-Charles H. Sander ■ Funeral Home - Cracraft-Miller  2003 Page #34  

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

aper article - Obituary Charles H. Sanders, former Jackson Mayor Dies, Nove 2003 Page #39  
Downing of TWA Flight 800 by James Sanders (1997) or a more current summary 2004 Page #130  
t Strike by Jack Cashill and James Sanders (2003). Essentially, the radar d 2004 Page #130  

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

nvolved in this case since Ivan T. Sanderson, Gray Barker, and Donald Keyho 2006 Page #90  
 ·. B'·..JVIS38LE ESICENTS IV.ANT. SANDERSON -THE REAL.ITV OF NOERWATER UFO 2009 Page #104  

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

right and appeared to crash into a sandhill nearby. The engine power then r 2007 Page #130  

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

ecured theand security detail from Sandi^Base under orders from Colonel S.  2003 Page #233  

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

nce Foundation to metallurgists at Sandia National Laboratory in Albuquerqu 2003 Page #110  
s of private Air Force contractors Sandia and Phillips Labs (which are on t 2003 Page #142  
 that Paul was tapping into any of Sandia or Phillips Lab's research. In Ju 2003 Page #146  
y was well done. If the Air Force, Sandia and Phillips Labs, the Defense In 2003 Page #148  
ert Q. Fugate was on the roster at Sandia Labs specializing in optical phys 2003 Page #148  
to New Mexico..." vs. "China" and "Sandia AEC" vs. "Korea." • "Such experts 2003 Page #207  
ou will proceed on a brief trip to Sandia AEC facility" yet Sandia is in Ne 2003 Page #207  
f trip to Sandia AEC facility" yet Sandia is in New Mexico, why mention it  2003 Page #207  
the leaked documents we learn that Sandia AEC is where the core of the "neu 2003 Page #207  
ts recovered from the powerplant." Sandia AEC headquarters were right there 2003 Page #207  
F. " (Which is now collocated with Sandia also in New Mexico) Skeptics spec 2003 Page #209  
dSX proceed on a brief trip to tte Sandia ITO farriltty to sake an agsgssia 2003 Page #212  
nroi* ’? n n brie*' trip to t1-.'' Sandia AEC facility to make an appraise! 2003 Page #214  
s very well. Ground personnel from Sandia experience^ some form of contamin 2003 Page #235  
c Laboratory and its Z Division at Sandia Base. Military support was provid 2004 Page #63  
 Forces Special Weapons Project at Sandia Base, Albuquerque. Further analyt 2004 Page #63  
and the Atomic Energy Commission's Sandia Base in Albuquerque. Both were in 2004 Page #71  
le around Kirtland Air Force Base, Sandia National labs, and Los Alamos.""  2004 Page #220  
fically... over the Los Alamos and Sandia area." In order to provide a "rea 2004 Page #220  
s Research Center (built in 1943); Sandia (where the Sandia National Labora 2005 Page #125  
(built in 1943); Sandia (where the Sandia National Laboratories were built  2005 Page #125  
downs," and "ground personnel from Sandia experienced some form of contamin 2005 Page #126  
. Deuterium is NOT light hydrogen. Sandia IS in New Mexico, etc. General Sp 2006 Page #12  
ajestic Documents, pages 87-103 17 Sandia Engineering Division 100          2006 Page #103  
f Chi.lili in the foothills of the Sandia Cibola National Forest is where m 2007 Page #160  
74 raises the question: \Vhat were Sandia and Manzano bases and l(jrtland d 2007 Page #162  
ing across the western face of the Sandia Mountains. It was so bright chat  2007 Page #165  
 -and steadiJy downward toward the Sandia Mountain s at the eastern edge of 2007 Page #166  
oward the general direction of the Sandia Mountains on the eastern edge of  2007 Page #166  
xplain wider view of May 28, 1974, Sandia disc in relationship to Kirtland, 2007 Page #168  
Kecvcr, Paul D Ten years after the Sandia hills even, Paul McKeever at age  2007 Page #172  
aw the disc at ground level on the Sandia hill, Kirtland security guards al 2007 Page #174  
 S. Air Force Weapons Laborator y, Sandia Laboratories, the Defense Nuclear 2007 Page #174  
 well as commanding general of the Sandia Atomic Energy Commission facility 2008 Page #134  

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

We heard that it had landed in the Sandias and we came out to get the kids  2007 Page #166  
ments spreading at the base of the Sandias in what were onJy dirt trails ba 2007 Page #168  

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

0s when Robert Emenegger and Allen Sandler were approached by the Pentagon  2004 Page #105  
rt Emenegger and his partner Allen Sandler were approached by the Pentagon  2004 Page #181  
ilm and giving it to Emenegger and Sandler was Paul Shartle, the Security M 2004 Page #182  
t out to greet them. Emenegger and Sandler took the film and started prepar 2004 Page #182  
ack to the Pentagon. Emenegger and Sandler were given other explosive thing 2004 Page #184  

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

 of neighborhood boys were playing sandlot football on the Flatwoods Elemen 2006 Page #89  

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

 of symbols etched with texture of sandpaper over 2.5 to 3 feet of the dark 2009 Page #66  
ooth glass and you took a piece of sandpaper and you laid it on that glass, 2009 Page #66  
ass, running from the glass to the sandpaper -that's how it felt.           2009 Page #66  

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

; and his 3-year old sister Gloria Sandra Poulain. (Another sister was born 2007 Page #196  
e Aberdeen Daily World. I also met Sandra White, the widow of a Westport fi 2008 Page #45  
cap while the others wore helmets. Sandra White added that about four month 2008 Page #45  

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

Mexico Figure 3. Roswell and White Sands Missile Range to Socorro and Plain 2003 Page #98  
 two mountain regions is the White Sands Missile Range. Magdalena and Socor 2003 Page #99  
Satellite Vehicles Vice Col. H. J. Sands. Is this a cover for UFOs 9 RG 341 2003 Page #157  
 Alamogordo Special Range or White Sands." RG 341, Entry 174, Box 146, clas 2003 Page #158  
ests that Twining proceed to White Sands and make appraisal of "unidentifie 2003 Page #203  
2.68.98/documents/pdf/ o "...White Sands Proving Ground Command Center" vs. 2003 Page #207  
IHIKQ Xbu win proceed to the Whits Sands fesvlng 0s=©®3a Ccssasd Center wit 2003 Page #212  
 ixrrolred* Before grring to Whlta Sands you will nraw imiiri rite- vlth Ce 2003 Page #212  
e involved, cefore spins to Whit*' Sands you will corcaunicate with xinnral 2003 Page #214  
r etaions i* east/Texas and. White Sands Fmving Ground:, I^M», tracked two  2003 Page #232  
t crashed in the Roswell and White Sands region in 1947. Rep. Kissner also  2004 Page #60  
as a high ranking officer at White Sands Proving Ground who died in 1998. W 2004 Page #61  
ased on his discussions with White Sands Proving Ground and Naval Research  2004 Page #62  
: V-2 Rocket Launcher, 1947; White Sands Proving Ground, NM The V-2 researc 2004 Page #64  
ith flights scheduled at the White Sands Proving Ground, New Mexico. The fi 2004 Page #64  
f the U.S. Army/Ordnance and White Sands Proving Ground Commander: Lt. Col. 2004 Page #64  
: Lt. Col. Harold R. Turner, White Sands Proving Ground commanding officer, 2004 Page #64  
rse. Andrew Kissner says his White Sands military officer source saw a phot 2004 Page #64  
 cause for the V-2 rocket at White Sands Proving Ground on May 15, 1947, to 2004 Page #64  
iew with the Army officer at White Sands Proving Ground: Whatever had myste 2004 Page #65  
d security of air space over White Sands Proving Ground. One of their class 2004 Page #65  
, Lt. Col. Harold R. Turner, White Sands Proving Ground commanding officer, 2004 Page #67  
at another V-2 launched from White Sands Proving Ground had gone astray, ex 2004 Page #68  
here had been at Roswell and White Sands. But, so far, the tribal story is  2004 Page #74  
e on the northern end of the White Sands Missile Range in July 1947. The si 2004 Page #79  
 in the northern part of the White Sands Missile Range, but this cannot be  2004 Page #80  
ights over crash Site L-2 at white Sands. Radiation readings indicate a hig 2004 Page #81  
firming known reports 8 1948 White Sands, New Mexico, USA 1 1 1 0 0 Witness 2004 Page #111  
; film declared hoax 28 1953 White Sands Proving Grounds, New Mexico, USA 1 2004 Page #112  
lished Cooper document, "The White Sands Proving Ground UFO Incidents of 19 2004 Page #115  
iversag UFO Briefing For The White Sands Missile Range Pioneers, Produced B 2004 Page #149  
gton, DC to Condron AAF near White Sands, NM.7 The IPU team was ordered to  2005 Page #125  
47, radar uruts in Texas and White Sands "tracked two 7 \'lhile popular lor 2005 Page #125  
e of New Mexico known as the White Sands l'vlissile Range. Established on J 2005 Page #125  
ished on July 9, 1945 as the White Sands Proving Ground (its name was chang 2005 Page #125  
 two crash sites near tl1e \Xfhjte Sands Proving Grounds: landing zone LZ-1 2005 Page #126  
t sightings of UFOs over the White Sands missile test range; accounts of at 2005 Page #131  
 detail apparently came from White Sands Proving Grounds to the east. It wa 2005 Page #153  
lion Site, on what is today \Vhire Sands Missile Range. Two weeks after the 2005 Page #157  
8, Aztec, NM; 25 March 1948, White Sands, NM; April 1948, Aztec, NM; 7 /8 J 2005 Page #163  
 see a disc standing on the desert sands illuminated b) floodlights. It was 2005 Page #165  
s were being fired from \,'{lh.ite Sands Army Proving Grounds in New Mexico 2005 Page #172  
w a radar set was on over at White Sands because of an impending rocket lau 2006 Page #11  
e 1990s about the history of White Sands Proving Ground. Slide 2: "Peculiar 2006 Page #139  
spaper Headline Employees at White Sands and the Naval Research Lab housed  2006 Page #139  
 "V-2 rocket launches at the White Sands Proving Ground, N. M., have been k 2006 Page #140  
intelligence operatives from White Sands Missile Range and the Naval Resear 2006 Page #141  
Naval Research Lab housed at White Sands, Andy was told that in the 1940s t 2006 Page #141  
al engineers ,vere sent to \Xlhite Sands Missile Range under "Operacion Pap 2007 Page #111  
orro and the Trinity Site at White Sands Missile Range. That's where one of 2007 Page #160  
at it was something from the White Sands Missile Range in southern New Mexi 2008 Page #12  
 draft of a book titled "The White Sands Proving Ground UFO lncidents ·Of 1 2008 Page #106  
r drafted a book titled "The White Sands Proving Ground UFO Incidents Of 19 2008 Page #117  
ies included security at the White Sands Proving Ground. So Montegue was in 2008 Page #134  
etection near Los Alamos and White Sands facilities from 1944-1949 . The fi 2009 Page #24  
gineers who were sent to the White Sands Proving Grounds in New Mexico. a J 2009 Page #90  

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

short time to fill several plastic sandwich bags with debris. Photos of the 2006 Page #83  
y's famous Flying Saucer ice cream sandwich in 1976, retrulers carrying Mer 2007 Page #65  

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

ica Lewinsky investigation. It was sandwiched between a book on Churchill a 2004 Page #140  

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

or 13 meters and is mostly a clean sandy bottom with the odd outcropping of 2004 Page #39  
a desert location that was hot and sandy. Inside a tent the 39              2005 Page #41  
bject that had dug itself into the sandy soil. The dust and the heat were u 2005 Page #155  
oom back from apartment door where Sandy Rivers, Rebecca tkKeever Armstrong 2007 Page #166  
ets in Albuquerque. On the left is Sandy Rivers stancling next to her siste 2007 Page #166  
t. At the same moment, Rebecca and Sandy were already coming outside becaus 2007 Page #166  
 went inside to tell you guys Aunt Sandy Rivers and Mom Rebecca McKeever Ar 2007 Page #166  
ecca McKeever Armstrong) and aunt (Sandy Rivers) out Pennsylvania to Menaul 2007 Page #168  
GE AT THE TIME Ai"\JD YOUR SISTER, SANDY, \Y/AS THERE. DID YOU, AS YOUNG AD 2007 Page #171  
ho had witnessed the event. Al'\!D SANDY Ai'\JD REBECCA, YOU WERE YOUNG ADU 2007 Page #172  
a desert location that was hot and sandy. Inside a tent the blindfold was r 2009 Page #49  

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

***** **** *** ** AT THE (DR) from SANe explosions Were fo und NEAR site tw 2004 Page #228  
r. Hoppe of Israel and lots of the sane American surgeons and physicians an 2005 Page #103  
~ chiatrists, they pronounced l,jm sane." They were not alone. The great Re 2005 Page #103  
paratus and systems coma 'sing the sane have been known natty years. For ex 2006 Page #35  

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

 in Plain Sight? As seen here, the saNIR investigator took the voltage up t 2006 Page #41  

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

ecialized recovery teams routinely sanitize crash sites of "black" (secret) 2006 Page #71  
ufficient motivation to completely sanitize the site in order to protect ad 2006 Page #86  

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

rashes on public land? Is the site sanitized? Do they remove every trace? W 2006 Page #71  
, the site had not been completely sanitized. Our second expedition took pl 2006 Page #80  
s clear that the site had not been sanitized after all. Contrary to some ac 2006 Page #86  
ates that the crash sites were not sanitized despite good reason and opport 2006 Page #86  

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

etailed in section 4.f of SOM1-01. Sanitizing the training and service reco 2006 Page #21  

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

o often raised by his enemies -his sanity ... Apparently he believed that f 2005 Page #103  
confirmation from me; nor does his sanity need defense in the opinion of th 2005 Page #103  
n to a question of Wilhelm Reich's sanity? Merucal researcher Ludwik Flek n 2005 Page #103  
tal health', education , medicine, sanity and happiness . But, most likely, 2008 Page #144  

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

out or the structure supporting it sank. Part 2: The Search Fifteen minutes 2004 Page #38  
 position of the "light" before it sank, and also aware of the types of cur 2004 Page #39  
r waters under its own power, then sank. Again the area was not searched be 2004 Page #42  
 aim, then moved higher, and later sank down below the horizon. Shortly the 2005 Page #96  
. Rogala estimates that the object sank in water roughly 270 feet deep. 9:4 2006 Page #185  
surface of Bellingham Bay or as it sank down through the depths. Nor is the 2006 Page #191  

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

r to, a/drool rah4 at the ume Prot sanrtng as idectrostato arecroitato,t. a 2006 Page #35  

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

uoted by Anfalov • Comparison with Sanskrit (dubious?) RE-CREATION OF CRASH 2004 Page #168  

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

College, New Mexico State Library, Santa Fe, NM, Music by Blazing Cactus 40 2003 Page #44  
miles east of state Capitol in the Santa Fe National Forest near the town o 2003 Page #146  
w ma/esticdocumcnts.com Moondust - Santa Cruz, Bolivia November 14-16.2003  2003 Page #164  
 had been found on farmland in the Santa Cruz area of Bolivia. As I scrutin 2004 Page #10  
ject had been found on a farm near Santa Cruz, Bolivia. Source stated that  2004 Page #10  
00 kilometers north of the city of Santa Cruz on the farm of Jan Saavedra b 2004 Page #11  
occo 18 January 1967 3. Moondust — Santa Cruz, Bolivia, May 1978 4. Moondus 2004 Page #17  
NTIFIED 00JECT PAO SEEN fnmin NEAR SANTA CRUZ. ITEM 2pt DETAILS. ONE OF THE 2004 Page #21  
ONE RE.PrIATEDI .HAD BEEN PrOV" IN SANTA CRUI.DEPARTNENT. t$Er TR-4 -SPA 4P 2004 Page #21  
TEI NEW SPI4ERF FELL FOP' SPACE TN SANTA CR07 UNOIJOTE. AN uNtIFFICIAL TRA* 2004 Page #21  
RP XILOHETIPS NnRTH OF THE CITY DT SANTA CRUZ oN tHe FARM OF JON SAAvEDRA S 2004 Page #21  
dgements On October 23-25, 1998 in Santa Clara, California, and July 9-11,  2006 Page #49  
at the University of California at Santa Barbara, and began training for th 2006 Page #195  
n and Neuq~en, Argentina, 1978 and Santa Cruz, Bolivia, 1979) where fragmen 2007 Page #201  
elected to remain at their home in Santa Barbara. Yes: the cracks in the re 2009 Page #54  
Information led to ii search for a Santa Cruz Sent incl reporter ·Search fo 2009 Page #192  

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

nformed us that, at the request of Santi.JJj's company, he was sent the fil 2005 Page #148  

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

mie PSTIT1091 TO DO OUT 1,1121002' Santiago Chile Radii, Warta Network in S 2004 Page #20  
alle, and Tratamienros Termicos in Santiago. Basically, the Tabe samples we 2007 Page #200  
tures without disintegrating." The Santiago Jab concluded: "Unknown metal n 2007 Page #200  

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

s to the efforts of Akira Naito, a Santiago-based Japanese businessman. The 2007 Page #201  

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

ng chose few weeks." And what does Santiljj himself believe the film depict 2005 Page #151  

Word: "santilli", 31 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ndon, England by film producer Ray Santilli in 1995, and later released in  2003 Page #101  
1995, London-based businessman Ray Santilli created what has become arguabl 2005 Page #145  
ht be in order. Video-producer Ray Santilli claimed that in 1992 he was in  2005 Page #145  
Boone were at the cop of his list. Santilli claimed chat he met an elderly  2005 Page #145  
0s. Shortly before returning home, Santilli was again contacted by the elde 2005 Page #145  
ecognize this man? Qujte naturally Santilli expressed great interest; and,  2005 Page #145  
r to show the autopsy of an alien. Santilli immediately agreed to bur the f 2005 Page #145  
identity of the cameraman himself. Santilli, not having the amount of money 2005 Page #145  
lm. Over the next couple of years, Santilli purchased the fi.lm and transpo 2005 Page #146  
as transferred to ,·ideo. In 1993, Santilli contacted me to see if I might  2005 Page #146  
e planned for August 1995. I asked Santilli if he wouJd show the fiJm at th 2005 Page #146  
r a private screening organized by Santilli in London for an invited auc:li 2005 Page #146  
at one or two of them is included. Santilli has always claimed that the fil 2005 Page #146  
s open to question. Claims made by Santilli about other scenes shown on the 2005 Page #146  
e film as a fake, usually accusing Santilli of being the hoaxer; and in som 2005 Page #146  
wever, that there is no proof that Santilli is a hoaxer; and there may even 2005 Page #146  
at the film he saw in 1969 and the Santilli film were one of the same. Obvi 2005 Page #147  
ere one of the same. Obviously, if Santilli had faked the fiJm, Sgt. Cliffo 2005 Page #147  
ing hjm permjssion to do so by Ray Santilli himself. Santilli did trus at o 2005 Page #148  
 to do so by Ray Santilli himself. Santilli did trus at our request. As far 2005 Page #148  
n exactly the same scenes that the Santilli film shows. He is in no doubt,  2005 Page #149  
. We asked him whether he felt the Santilli film was a fake. He replied: "l 2005 Page #149  
 long before its ownership b:~ Ray Santilli. This comes from both ci\i.lian 2005 Page #149  
. The point I'm making is that the Santilli creature could very well be rea 2005 Page #150  
ld well be a real cadaver. But Ray Santilli is the man who started aU of th 2005 Page #150  
 first time in many years. I asked Santilli if he stuck to his story of how 2005 Page #150  
t because the story is the truth." Santilli went on to state, yet again, th 2005 Page #150  
entually go public. Until they do, Santilli will not reveal his identity. 1 2005 Page #150  
r The fiJm is housed in Europe and Santilli and his colleagues are not agai 2005 Page #151  
ould they receive the right offer. Santilli did, however, impart some furth 2005 Page #151  
ch imo the film will continue. Ray Santilli pictured in 1995 holding a cani 2005 Page #151  

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 film. My wife, Sue, and I visited Santilli's offices in London on several  2005 Page #146  
 on active duty long in advance of Santilli's ownership. Above: Sgt. Cliffo 2005 Page #147  
d shot on 16mm. One man outside of Santilli's company who kno,vs this for s 2005 Page #148  
st time we have someone outside of Santilli's company who actually handled  2005 Page #148  
has any information concerning Ray Santilli's controversial Alien Autopsy f 2005 Page #152  

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l Rubens, and privates Nivaldo and Santos. Curious civilians were gathering 2005 Page #31  
ot deterrn.ined. Dr. Ela.ine Maria Santos Gomes, veterinarian in Belo Horiz 2005 Page #34  
he airplane flown by Carlos de los Santos, nine months after the Coyame inc 2007 Page #191  

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 1989 ad from General Electric and Sanyo, admonished photographers. "Always 2007 Page #71  

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ushed to Campinas, in the State of Sao Paulo, going straight to Urucamp, th 2005 Page #32  
riving on route BR-381 (connecting Sao Paulo to the city of Belo Horizonte, 2005 Page #36  
od case and documentation 5/19/86. Sao Paulo aid Rio de Janeiro. Brazil. Ra 2006 Page #28  
et fai. bP, PWW NSW* AID • W.% KAN SAO. ••• MO. W CA, AO, A*.Wifit lux.. A  2006 Page #34  
ocation is the city of Campinas in Sao Paulo State and the dare December 13 2007 Page #193  
n of a UFO in a beach in Ubatuba , Sao Paulo State, in 1957, have been anal 2007 Page #194  

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onference Special Access Programs (SAP) Separate and independent classifica 2006 Page #33  
e dominant players. UFO Studies in SAP • Virtual certainty that at least on 2006 Page #33  
irtual certainty that at least one SAP is UFO related.                      2006 Page #33  

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 may exist, chat a species of Homo sap1ens mighc have established themselve 2008 Page #112  

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E FicY EARLY IN /HE moRNINO OF THE SAPE DAY THAT THE FiRsT [DINE WAS FOUND  2004 Page #21  

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Es) as clearly different from homo sapiens evolution. The craft are describ 2003 Page #173  
it is unlikely to be good for Homo sapiens. In spite of the excellent argum 2003 Page #185  
 creation. ETs that look like Homo sapiens and are maybe even smarter may c 2004 Page #123  
d Documents Logical basis for Homo sapiens involvement. The steady growth o 2006 Page #116  
ted by the same objectives as Homo sapiens. Therefore, the preceding argume 2006 Page #116  
d their vaccines for removing Homo sapiens from this particular planet. Pri 2006 Page #116  
were relevant to causing some Homo sapiens deaths. The use of special fluid 2006 Page #116  
mum procedure to kill all the Homo sapiens except those that would be vacci 2006 Page #116  
d their vaccines for removing Homo sapiens from this particular planet. Ali 2006 Page #117  
 happened in the evolution of Homo sapiens? SLIDE# 48 Jim Penniston comment 2008 Page #94  

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nary processes different from homo sapiensINTRODUCTION-GENERAL 6. Scope: co 2003 Page #174  

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reveal the story to his wife, Mrs. Sappho Henderson. He also revealed it to 2004 Page #144  

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m s. There are even unacknowledged SAPs. This is what has been referred to  2005 Page #167  
hin DoD. • Includes Unacknowledged SAPs. • Some, but very little, published 2006 Page #33  
 ': . ~r .,~ . : ... ~-'{/·i~-\~ . SAPs as Private Property ■ SAPs typicall 2007 Page #52  
i~-\~ . SAPs as Private Property ■ SAPs typically dominated by private indu 2007 Page #52  
ed sessions in Congress, just like SAPs. ■ Some info available to certain c 2007 Page #52  
 to establish and less formal than SAPs. ■ No special clearance required, n 2007 Page #53  

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 aay fheUac af yrfar ehlfyattas ta sapyort or to offUrial flhfwsss yrs^waa  2003 Page #223  

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bout the late White House reporter Sarah McClendon, and her question to Cli 2003 Page #199  
 Bill Clinton leaned over and told Sarah McClendon, who hosted us at the Na 2003 Page #199  
to do?" He bent over and he said, "Sarah, there's a secret government withi 2003 Page #200  
me Washington White House reporter Sarah McClendon, Clinton reportedly stat 2004 Page #197  

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

ious parents, look no further than Sarah's Galaccic Gummies. The all-natura 2007 Page #63  

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then sealed with a double layer of Saran wrap. After about 20 minutes of ac 2003 Page #114  

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

iens enjoyed smoking, specifically Saratoga 120s, just as much as their nic 2007 Page #65  
 Highway 130 in the nearby rown of Saratoga and quarantined the town allowi 2007 Page #128  

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

United States came from Dr. Robert Sarbacher. He, like Smith and Vannevar B 2004 Page #90  
eet from the Canadian Embassy. Dr. Sarbacher had done work for the Canadian 2004 Page #91  
th conducted an interview with Dr. Sarbacher through the Canadian military  2004 Page #91  
y liaison at the Canadian Embassy. Sarbacher gave Smith confirmation that t 2004 Page #91  
 the present time. Years later Dr. Sarbacher recalled that the information  2004 Page #91  
ight Patterson Air Force Base. Dr. Sarbacher had been invited to go but had 2004 Page #91  
ly 1980s, Stanton Friedman tracked Sarbacher down to get details on the cra 2004 Page #92  
he transcript of the conversation: Sarbacher: I had to run my own business, 2004 Page #92  
 was down there... Friedman: Yeah. Sarbacher: I was told that they had reco 2004 Page #92  
in it. Friedman: Bodies, whatever. Sarbacher: I don't know, that's what I t 2004 Page #92  
. Friedman: Did he tell you where? Sarbacher: Well we were having a meeting 2004 Page #92  
s to where the crash had occurred? Sarbacher: It was somewhere out west. Fr 2004 Page #92  
: OK. Any idea what year this was? Sarbacher: Well, yeah. Let's see... Fred 2004 Page #92  
his had happened some time before? Sarbacher: Well yes. The conversation wa 2004 Page #92  
as therefore this information that Sarbacher used to answer Wilbert Smith's 2004 Page #92  
ber 1950 interview with Dr. Robert Sarbacher, Smith asked about how accurat 2004 Page #97  
 how accurate the Aztec story was. Sarbacher replied, "The facts in the boo 2004 Page #97  
n Friedman tracked down Dr. Robert Sarbacher in 1983, he asked him to ident 2004 Page #98  
atterson who might still be alive. Sarbacher named off a number of people b 2004 Page #98  
e time leaving public service. Dr. Sarbacher was re-contacted and he confir 2004 Page #98  
r Steinman got a confirmation from Sarbacher that Walker was at the meeting 2004 Page #98  
tterson Air Force Base, Dr. Robert Sarbacher (Dean of the Post Graduate Sch 2004 Page #132  
r Mitchell and the late Dr. Robert Sarbacher as well as Lt. Col. Philip Cor 2004 Page #132  
rthermore, the esteemed Dr. Robert Sarbacher, who was once the Dean of the  2004 Page #147  
rom UFO crashes. The fact that Dr. Sarbacher actually did write that letter 2004 Page #147  
Friedman, who interviewed him. Dr. Sarbacher is probably the most distingui 2004 Page #147  
er 29, 1983 letter from Dr. Robert Sarbacher to William Steinman July 26, 1 2004 Page #149  
ith the Aztec incident. Dr. Robert Sarbacher, a distinguished American scie 2004 Page #217  
ears later (in 1983) by Dr. Robert Sarbacher . Sarbacher conceded that yes, 2005 Page #79  
in 1983) by Dr. Robert Sarbacher . Sarbacher conceded that yes, he had been 2005 Page #79  
rebuffed in his attempts to gain 5 Sarbacher , Robert. Private letter to\'( 2005 Page #79  
Category B, Ben?" The reference to Sarbacher is very interestin g, as it wa 2005 Page #80  
s it was less than two years since Sarbacher wrote his letter verifying -no 2005 Page #80  
onents Of such equipment The Smith/Sarbacher Revelation Early 1980s Canadia 2006 Page #26  
h leading Defense scientist Robert Sarbacher Sarbacher. still living, confi 2006 Page #26  
Defense scientist Robert Sarbacher Sarbacher. still living, confirms the tr 2006 Page #26  
ut, and to leave it alone ' Robert Sarbacher had told Steinman that Walker  2006 Page #27  

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meeting...going out to discuss it. Sarbacher's comments indicate that a UFO 2004 Page #92  
al story revisited," pp. 5 — 7. 14 Sarbacher's resume included work as a co 2004 Page #224  
 very interestin g statement. "Dr. Sarbacher's response was without questio 2005 Page #80  
Rich. He clearly was familiar with Sarbacher's statement. Andrews' question 2005 Page #81  

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om the briefing sessions. When the Sarbacher-Smith interview transcript bec 2004 Page #92  

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hat Earth is being visited IMEUFO ’sarel- " ' MostMAJOR CONCLUSIONS AFTER 3 2003 Page #117  

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d then informed the ESA (Escola de Sargentos das Fon;as Armadas-School of S 2005 Page #31  

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se. • 1995: Aum Shrinikyo releases Sarin gas in the Tokyo subway. Aum also  2006 Page #108  

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, and no* know hew to Irani to the Sars and it won't take a lifetime to dol 2006 Page #27  

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creen window, knotted his bathrobe sash tightly around his neck, tied the o 2003 Page #92  
he knot at the radiator end of the sash slips its mooring. On May 23, newsp 2003 Page #92  
so have tried to hang himself. The sash of his dressing-gown was still knot 2003 Page #94  
e free end of Forrestal's bathrobe sash was never tied to the radiator. 2.  2003 Page #94  

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m Hypnotherapy to Meditation, from Sasquatch to Chupacabra, from Earth to M 2006 Page #193  

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h while eight • country within the sass h142),1Y Saari& !PE in Spanish 1740 2004 Page #20  

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£w CM— tat ttoao —a—aaatotiaaa taw sassed to co bo ba tasad so—stat ay— aa  2003 Page #221  

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it's been a long time. So then she sat down and she filled in all the detai 2003 Page #36  
udied the various kinds of lichen, sat and rested, and started out again. I 2003 Page #45  
ied in 1974, but not before he had sat down with some of us and talked abou 2003 Page #97  
st of Grandad's samples. They have sat for years inside a closet with his p 2003 Page #103  
 died in captivity in 1952. Reagan sat beside Spielberg during the screenin 2003 Page #198  
a ^Jtlasts of tbs shmater, sat^t , sat yrrtabla iiaasyisasos *f asr^s^ffloa 2003 Page #223  
*f asr^s^ffloae wMA yw my fusawml, sat ths yrohshla aoaooqwoaoos la ■&Lo sw 2003 Page #223  
anged for the 15`h, during which I sat and watched in silence as Budd broug 2004 Page #59  
n an interim Project Magnet report sat on the Prime Minister's desk for thr 2004 Page #86  
d make a contact with AFFA. Larsen sat down and subsequently went into trac 2004 Page #104  
paceship problem." One night as he sat on the steps outside his home in Mai 2005 Page #95  
k called 'We the People." Mrs. May sat down with an artist in the studio be 2006 Page #91  
a cloth garment. On one occasion I sat down with Freddie for hours and, wit 2006 Page #93  
 helmet about three feet high that sat on the upper plane shoulder area. Th 2006 Page #94  
, different. I ran back inside and sat down because there was an air of urg 2006 Page #154  
vett replied, and hung up. Acheson sat in his office and waited. 164        2006 Page #167  
ith an indefinable sense of awe, I sat glued to the television as Neil Arms 2006 Page #182  
 brought his gun to the office! He sat opposite me and, when he opened up h 2006 Page #204  
to account for the damage. Then he sat down on a bed of pine needles and sa 2006 Page #206  
 down on a bed of pine needles and sat on the chunk of alloy! He made a gue 2006 Page #206  
 room for a pilot and co-pilot who sat side-by side. The main cabin/fuselag 2007 Page #106  
 in the world -a man who for years sat outside General [\v'illiam] Odom's d 2007 Page #135  
t to her Central Park home and she sat in the same chair across from her TV 2008 Page #49  
the craft in the clearing where it sat." "I estimated it to be about three  2008 Page #81  
ng Lenin through wartime Germany , sat on board of Hamburg-Amerika Steamshi 2008 Page #127  
chroeder-Rockefeller Company, also sat on the board of directors of General 2008 Page #127  
 pre-war Gem1any. " Forrestal also sat on the board of General Aniline and  2008 Page #132  
ation chief in Bern, Switzerland , sat at the nexus of U.S. intelligence as 2008 Page #138  
n -Robert Sheaffer PRO:ME Sheaffer sat directly in front ofrne And this is  2008 Page #155  

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c-b of God. nt-ar Srnitluburg , on Sat-.rnh,-c~nl , at !:11:'il o'cloclc. · 2009 Page #163  

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 yosalbla ^Jtlasts of tbs shmater, sat^t , sat yrrtabla iiaasyisasos *f asr 2003 Page #223  

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ht sky baying as though pursued by Satan himself. To the south of the Berwy 2006 Page #119  

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footage with him, bagged in a T.S. satchel. He told me directly that it was 2004 Page #50  

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d a Pro!. J. M. n_g ~!e1llll'lmcnt satd loday a nc_w Snod~rass of th~ Unive 2009 Page #184  

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tary imporcance of space vehicles, satel-ices as well as rockets is indispu 2008 Page #114  

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summer of 1980, were chat the Vela satelfae was at fault and that there had 2007 Page #143  

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

FBI opened an office, ostensibly a satellite from St Louis, with Special Ag 2003 Page #32  
ubcommittee On High Altitude Earth Satellite Vehicles November 14-16.2003 L 2003 Page #157  
ubcommittee on High Altitude Earth Satellite Vehicles Vice Col. H. J. Sands 2003 Page #157  
ng people there has been a "downed satellite" or a toxic spill—whatever sel 2003 Page #176  
nt that the first known successful satellite was in 1957. Clearly, Section  2003 Page #176  
downed satellites ’ when the first satellite didn ’t go up until 1957? ” 11 2003 Page #180  
i t.Unual 50 A SUBTLETY ON “DOWNED SATELLITE ” Four other choices c meteors 2003 Page #182  
18.7003 Special Operations I.Unual SATELLITE REFERENCES BEFORE APRIL 1954 T 2003 Page #182  
lativity Theory with an Artificial Satellite," J. Astronomical Society of t 2003 Page #182  
common. The answers to the "downed satellite" argument are shown on Slides  2003 Page #183  
 shows eight of many references to satellite discussions before this date,  2003 Page #183  
ous month speculating on whether a satellite had already been covertly laun 2003 Page #183  
 looks in range would do it Downed satellite major error O Counterintellige 2003 Page #186  
peared not to involve Soviet space satellite or rocket debris. Perhaps most 2004 Page #6  
 press 17 Aug 1967 reported that a satellite, cube shaped, weighing approxi 2004 Page #7  
ered 3 August 50 miles from Kutum. Satellite described as made of soft meta 2004 Page #7  
Salta confirms that the artificial satellite fell on Taire Mountain in Boli 2004 Page #8  
that the area where the artificial satellite fell has been declared an emer 2004 Page #8  
its neighboring countries. Is it a satellite, a meteorite, or a false alarm 2004 Page #8  
hat the object had been a man-made satellite? Again, that theory was thrown 2004 Page #10  
 analyzing all the U-2, SR-71, and satellite surveillance photos. He briefe 2004 Page #101  
tates Air Force had detected large satellite objects orbiting the Earth in  2004 Page #103  
involved. The key point man on the satellite issue for President Eisenhower 2004 Page #103  
3. What happened on the mysterious satellite issue was that Stewart Alsop,  2004 Page #103  
here was the problem of recovering satellite debris, when a power line repa 2004 Page #117  
That's actually the beginning of a satellite uplink." AND THE FACT THAT AT  2005 Page #66  
s "use the cover story of a downed satellite" three years before a satellit 2005 Page #130  
ed satellite" three years before a satellite went to space turn into points 2005 Page #130  
of Colorado Springs, mostly former satellite intelligence personnel form ne 2006 Page #46  
 with other Fort Bliss personnel. "Satellite and reconnaissance aircraft ov 2006 Page #134  
hing as Sputnik, the first Russian satellite, cruised across the night sky. 2006 Page #182  
gold-colored, object shaped like a satellite dish, with a clasp on one end. 2006 Page #187  
ing like an oversized 1980's-style satellite dish, but with a rim around it 2006 Page #190  
esources (radar networks, Echelon, satellite surveillance, etc). 2. Impose  2007 Page #29  
esources (radar networks, Echelon, satelLite surveiLlance, etc). 2. Impose  2007 Page #29  
mages of UFOs from high resolution satellite photography, because they are  2007 Page #85  
ody of what at first looked like a satellite but then as it revealed more 1 2007 Page #86  
d told the villagers that a Soviet satellite or plane had crashed. A piece  2007 Page #129  
o be possibly a portion of a space satellite, had apparently fallen in Bris 2007 Page #140  
Salta confirms that the artificial satellite fell on Taire Mountain in Boli 2007 Page #141  
that the area where the artificial satellite fell has been declared an emer 2007 Page #141  
t detected by a United States Vela satellite in September 1979. While specu 2007 Page #142  
etected bv the aforementioned Vela satellite -a satellite that had been spe 2007 Page #143  
e aforementioned Vela satellite -a satellite that had been specificall~ des 2007 Page #143  
iabifay (or orherwise) of the\ ela satellite. The satellite in question, Ve 2007 Page #143  
erwise) of the\ ela satellite. The satellite in question, Vela 6911, had be 2007 Page #143  
d Jjfe-span. Jr is a fact that the satellite had a failed electromagnetic p 2007 Page #143  
however. Indeed, the idea that the satellite itself was the cau e of an err 2007 Page #143  
el's tentative conclusion that the satellite had been hit by a smaJJ meteor 2007 Page #143  
 in the strange affrur of the Vela satellite detection. The question remain 2007 Page #144  
ver, U.S. intelligence gathered by satellite and jet flyovers suggested oth 2007 Page #187  
he had seen "an object, possibly a satellite" and it ''came down in the woo 2008 Page #47  
sult of something , a missile or a satellite being accidentally released or 2008 Page #59  
 motion pictures, cable networks , satellite radio and TV, book clubs, them 2008 Page #143  
pons" could be fired at a man-made satellite from across space and bring ab 2009 Page #17  
fic principles of producing such a satellite of the earth, really equivalen 2009 Page #158  

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he incident of the so-called "Dark Satellite'. In 1959 an unidentified spac 2009 Page #16  

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extended screen's remjniscent of a satellite's solar displays. Fujitsu's co 2007 Page #70  
 any terrestrial target within the satellite's trajectory. We at the Office 2009 Page #17  

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 perhaps it was a secret (Soviet?) satellite42 or some super-classified, hi 2006 Page #191  

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

escopes could locate and track spy satellites flying over the Base, and oth 2003 Page #148  
 statements: e.g., meteors, downed satellites, weather balloons, and milita 2003 Page #175  
ON POLICY CLEAR 3 Note the “downed satellites" and the toxic spills. See th 2003 Page #175  
uld people be impressed by ‘downed satellites ’ when the first satellite di 2003 Page #180  
3 Where is the document control? a Satellites not flown until 1957 □ Area 5 2003 Page #182  
people were aware of our plans for satellites in April of 1954, as a result 2003 Page #183  
lready been covertly launched. So, satellites w ere on the public's mind an 2003 Page #183  
e on the public's mind and "downed satellites" were a very credible concept 2003 Page #183  
eption not required to be perfect; satellites were in the public mind and m 2003 Page #186  
reign space debris such as crashed satellites, rocket boosters, etc. Howeve 2004 Page #4  
h- based technology such as Soviet satellites, rocket boosters, etc. Howeve 2004 Page #5  
ed to have been using intelligence satellites to look for UFOs. He is confi 2004 Page #101  
shed the story that two mysterious satellites had been discovered. Accordin 2004 Page #103  
recovering items falling. Prior to satellites in 1957, they would have had  2004 Page #115  
he rocket and the artificial earth satellites. We shall inscribe their glor 2004 Page #164  
 outlets widely covered artificial satellites starting in 1952. At least th 2005 Page #130  
he Air Force would recover foreign satellites fallen out of orbit and other 2005 Page #141  
ally invoh ed retrie\ al of downed satellites or aircraft, but sometimes in 2005 Page #143  
 has no further interest in downed satellites or aircraft-nor co mention UF 2005 Page #143  
rowaves or nuclear power plants or satellites or DNA testing or lasers or c 2006 Page #6  
orona electromagnetic intelligence satellites to monitor Soviet radar and c 2006 Page #8  
 2005 that it had launched 7 Poppy satellites between 1962 and 1971. Their  2006 Page #9  
Stealth" Submarines • Surveillance Satellites • "FTM" Visiting son Joseph i 2006 Page #40  
AM series of Soviet reconnaissance satellites, launched frequently in the 1 2006 Page #191  
having sightings were often seeing satellites going over or very bright pla 2006 Page #204  
he capture of crashed Soviet space satellites and rocket debris, there are  2007 Page #132  
 than "several hundred rimes" Vela satellites had been "triggered by signal 2007 Page #144  
terial objects (such as balloons , satellites and aircraft), immaterial obj 2008 Page #23  
henomena , mainly aircraft lights, satellites and meteors. But some were mo 2008 Page #64  
en years from now? When arcificial satellites and missiles find their place 2008 Page #114  
ity to intercept and destroy armed satellites circling the earth" and that  2009 Page #17  
oncealed through the use of "armed satellites" and "enemy missiles" as long 2009 Page #17  
ay our response to erratic moving "satellites" and "missiles" would leave u 2009 Page #17  
ing RPVs should be used instead of satellites . For these weapons , speed m 2009 Page #22  

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!i-Sl'lrii:-s. S~ urried a \l'hite satin C\.llt proxnrn :.0·11,.-ud d~ru1a. 2009 Page #163  

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r without daisy far the purpose of sating on of the reported rmidsntifled o 2003 Page #212  

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who had previously written several satirical pieces. I learned that Etta Pe 2004 Page #28  

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gineering of secret technolog y to satisf) DoD requests is conducted under  2005 Page #167  

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

ash/retrievals, I feel a warmth of satisfaction that my contributions have  2004 Page #110  
overnment will not answer to their satisfaction. Permit me to close this re 2004 Page #148  
h / retrievals, I feel a warmth of satisfaction that my contributions have  2005 Page #139  
never fully resolved to everyone's satisfaction. 29                         2008 Page #35  

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

if the Chinese Government presents satisfactory evidence of effective measu 2003 Page #225  
event conventional methods are not satisfactory. Specialists from MK-ULTRA  2004 Page #253  
NSC .letter of May 22, 1953, are.:.satisfactory to me, and I approve ·them, 2009 Page #27  
ile efforts were made to produce a satisfactory theory to explain the mecha 2009 Page #173  

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I had looked into both, but wasn't satisfied with the answers I was getting 2003 Page #7  
t explanation of a meteor may have satisfied the general public, it is now  2003 Page #56  
e aerial occupants) must have been satisfied long ago that we can't catch t 2003 Page #89  
portant to realize that IF you are satisfied that we might have had several 2003 Page #171  
er the Australian authorities were satisfied with the explanations put fort 2004 Page #16  
er a lot of those details. It just satisfied my curiosity that he had seen  2004 Page #96  
people in the UFO field. He seemed satisfied at that. The mysterious caller 2006 Page #205  
cussing more details, we were both satisfied his sighting had occmTed on Mo 2008 Page #58  
strongly for authenticity. We were satisfied that all of the criticisms of  2009 Page #7  

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

hrase the old saying: if you can't satisfy everyone, you should at least sa 2004 Page #214  
isfy everyone, you should at least satisfy yourself. For example, in the MJ 2004 Page #214  
 the first physicist to use ZPE to satisfy energy conscrvat ion Phys. Rev.  2005 Page #24  

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and natural -that is, orgastically satisfying -human Life in the masses of  2005 Page #89  

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urn,u ~Jtl'iioc.•1, A.GI MYS"Tt.KY SATl:1.i..1n ~~ VIIJ&l,.l 0 I. YE A.NO S 2009 Page #115  

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 ar aro COMM.. awn. gra, .2. oarit sato. en punt., - 1.81.11 W.. waft 'ado. 2006 Page #35  

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chosen a variable trutsformer that saturated easily thereby preventing his  2006 Page #41  

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m Lake Baikal, and which exploded, saturating the area in deadly radioactiv 2008 Page #102  

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 "information rich to the point of saturation." Details about the Maury Isl 2003 Page #41  

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U.S. Navy sub. The next day in the Saturday edition of the Chronide Herald, 2004 Page #41  
 to wrap it up by mid afternoon on Saturday. 38                             2004 Page #41  
hey were ready to call it quits on Saturday afternoon, but the Mounties got 2004 Page #42  
ector (Meyers). 6. Also on Friday, Saturday and Sunday the 19th--21" severa 2006 Page #45  
rginia on the following morning of Saturday September 13, 1952. The Flatwoo 2006 Page #94  
ot reach the press in time for the Saturday morning papers. The newspaper h 2006 Page #94  
 headlines across West Virginia on Saturday morning told about flaming obje 2006 Page #94  
etti, Dominic, various interviews. Saturday Oklahoman & Times, July 28, 198 2006 Page #194  
m' rationale for the story. But on Saturday , October 141'\ the New York Ti 2009 Page #139  
 weapon was physicist, conrirn1t~d Saturday in I disclose.ct when Prof. T.  2009 Page #181  

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 On this very night, a fast-moving Saturn-shaped disc that lit up radar scr 2007 Page #185  

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rial of ti.... JODICIRITILS UPCIAT SATYLLITS I.CW IN rfouVIA PT ete4 tOlay  2004 Page #20  

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ll on top. It was a classic flying saucer, and it shot a beam of something  2003 Page #13  
rd Newman Fiction Book -The Flying Saucer - 1948 “With a shrill scream and  2003 Page #14  
mentary. Picture from Dad Metallic saucer - broken open Physical craft - di 2003 Page #23  
s we know it. He described it as a saucer that was metallic in color, no se 2003 Page #23  
 ground. Two were just outside the saucer, and a third one was further out. 2003 Page #23  
fter the L.A. air raid and related saucer crash retrievals it would be impo 2003 Page #25  
tholes on their sides. The central saucer wobbled and dropped down about 70 2003 Page #41  
nces, black and white. The central saucer started releasing the white mater 2003 Page #41  
in that same area of a thirty-inch saucer by a housewife who turned it over 2003 Page #42  
photograph trail of the debris and saucer recoveries. It also reviews the p 2003 Page #42  
d written some books on the Flying Saucer mystery, and much of the show tha 2003 Page #54  
in Britain Nick Redfern The Flying Saucer By Newman In 1948 British author  2003 Page #73  
wspaper headlines about a ''flying saucer" crashing on the Foster Ranch bet 2003 Page #98  
 nddlcd with bouses and the flying saucer cntbu*ia*t* base sn mans crank*,  2003 Page #118  
those popubrls described a* flying saucer* ha*c overflown the I niled State 2003 Page #118  
N ALL-STARS WIN 2-1 Army Finds Air Saucer '",r“ On Ranch in yeic Mexico 114 2003 Page #118  
TING JANUARY 1 ■ Army Finds Flying Saucer ’ General Believes It Is Radar We 2003 Page #119  
eapons of mass destruction. Flying saucer and cults and personalities had b 2003 Page #142  
hat the US awareness of the flying saucer problem started with Kenneth Arno 2003 Page #170  
ENCES BEFORE APRIL 1954 The Flying Saucer Conspiracy, Donald E. Keyhoe, 195 2003 Page #182  
e available evidence about crashed saucer material and the White House, it  2003 Page #189  
president in any review of crashed saucer evidence, because the president i 2003 Page #189  
d light on why there is no crashed saucer material, or recorded contacts wi 2003 Page #191  
ve relates directly to the crashed saucer subject being discussed here toda 2003 Page #196  
found pictures of a crashed flying saucer. This is information that he repo 2003 Page #197  
my Carter had been shown a crashed saucer and 193                           2003 Page #197  
. There are a couple quick crashed saucer related stories that I would like 2003 Page #198  
s seen below, reveal: 1. The White Saucer: On 18 October 1960, a pilot of t 2004 Page #5  
e had seen an object as large as a saucer about eight inches in diameter. T 2004 Page #5  
provinces reported seeing a flying saucer squadron flying in formation The  2004 Page #8  
provinces reported seeing a flying saucer squadron flying in formation;" an 2004 Page #10  
. Waldemar Beck says that a flying saucer which recently fell at Spitsberge 2004 Page #12  
went to the place where the flying saucer had fallen a few hours after it h 2004 Page #12  
ion has also shown that the flying saucer crashed because of a defect in it 2004 Page #12  
 in its radio piloting system. The saucer which carried no crew has a diame 2004 Page #12  
And if so, was this crashed flying saucer Russian or extraterrestrial in or 2004 Page #12  
ws, Martin described his UFO as a "saucer," thus first coining a term which 2004 Page #28  
 Skies! A Chronicle of the F tying Saucer Myth, summed up the Aurora crash  2004 Page #31  
e now looking for a crashed flying saucer, or survivors from it. The fisher 2004 Page #41  
me that "We didn't find any flying saucer down there, just kelp and lobster 2004 Page #42  
ed States government had a crashed saucer in their possession. According to 2004 Page #84  
e that America possessed a crashed saucer is one of the many untold stories 2004 Page #85  
d stories of Ufology. The "crashed saucer truths" were known by Canada as e 2004 Page #85  
as the head of the official flying saucer investigation run by the Canadian 2004 Page #85  
had any serious interest in flying saucer investigation, and that Wilbert S 2004 Page #86  
een the head of an official flying saucer investigation funded and approved 2004 Page #86  
ect Magnet, which was the official saucer study. Smith's flying saucer inve 2004 Page #86  
icial saucer study. Smith's flying saucer investigation even involved the s 2004 Page #86  
he only official government flying saucer observatory known in the western  2004 Page #86  
ffected by the flyover of a flying saucer. The station gained worldwide not 2004 Page #86  
n government and Smith. The flying saucer station was closed down, Project  2004 Page #87  
and the official government flying saucer investigation went underground. M 2004 Page #87  
an government shut down the flying saucer program. These insights into the  2004 Page #88  
people in the United States flying saucer program. This included contact wi 2004 Page #88  
he main scientist directing flying saucer research in the United States. 85 2004 Page #88  
lying saucers after reading flying saucer books written by Major Donald Kev 2004 Page #89  
d head of the United States flying saucer program — engineer Dr. Vannevar B 2004 Page #90  
 that was investigating the flying saucer situation on behalf of the Americ 2004 Page #90  
red a paper on a theory for flying saucer propulsion based on the eye-witne 2004 Page #90  
Smith confirmation that the flying saucer situation was very real: WBS: I a 2004 Page #91  
down to get details on the crashed saucer briefings that had been held at W 2004 Page #92  
e had shot off a chunk of a flying saucer. They had already done some analy 2004 Page #93  
r father had seen a crashed flying saucer at an Air Force Base outside of W 2004 Page #96  
ck this Smith account of a crashed saucer outside of Washington is a ston-  2004 Page #96  
t was related by the first crashed saucer researcher, Len Stringfield, in h 2004 Page #96  
d heard the story that there was a saucer being stored at Langley. Perhaps  2004 Page #97  
ed at Langley. Perhaps this is the saucer that Smith saw. In Status Report  2004 Page #97  
at Smith had access to the crashed saucer data comes from the story of the  2004 Page #97  
omeone who had been at the crashed saucer briefings held at Wright Patterso 2004 Page #98  
n who had attended all the crashed saucer briefings. Six researchers around 2004 Page #98  
that he had notes from the crashed saucer meetings: I am sure that I have n 2004 Page #99  
s had come across a crashed flying saucer in a mountain area of Bolivia in  2004 Page #99  
dmiral Knowles a piece of a flying saucer. Is that statement correct? A: Ye 2004 Page #102  
 had been shot from a small flying saucer near Washington in July of that y 2004 Page #102  
t they have indicated was a flying saucer. They described the object as rou 2004 Page #104  
about 1953 a First book was Inside Saucer Post 3-0 Blue a Second book was S 2004 Page #107  
, Stringfield's first book, Inside Saucer Post 3-0 Blue, was published and  2004 Page #108  
uward Haak 11, 20 "Captured flying saucer" seen in Naval Air Station, row o 2004 Page #111  
 the now-famous South Africa crash saucer hoax of 1989, and the second was  2004 Page #121  
st two weeks after the term flying saucer entered the English language. Peo 2004 Page #133  
ly News that "RAAF Captures Flying Saucer on Ranch in Roswell Region." RAAF 2004 Page #134  
 broke about the crash of a flying saucer near Roswell. Sleppy told Friedma 2004 Page #135  
 upon the site of a crashed flying saucer in New Mexico at about the same t 2004 Page #135  
 was in fact the so-called Roswell saucer, or whether it may have been anot 2004 Page #135  
the trail of the crash of a flying saucer in New Mexico. In this respect, h 2004 Page #136  
 about Jesse Marcel and the flying saucer. Bessie Brazel became a "governme 2004 Page #138  
en the recovery of a downed flying saucer. Captain Kevin Randle has argued, 2004 Page #141  
ey, after all, who said the flying saucer recovery story was just full of " 2004 Page #141  
the time declared that the "flying saucer" from Roswell was being flown to  2004 Page #142  
 — did not report debris of flying saucer propulsion systems and intricate  2004 Page #142  
t who had flown the crashed flying saucer to Wright Patterson Air Force Bas 2004 Page #144  
 spent decades denying this flying saucer story and every aspect of the tal 2004 Page #144  
e west to Georgia in • the East, a Saucer Curtain descended • across the co 2004 Page #165  
he Holloman story is not a crashed saucer story as such but it is a critica 2004 Page #180  
to release the HoHoman and crashed saucer films, but do it through PBS, as  2004 Page #194  
sal of the Original Crashed Flying Saucer Story Paul Andrew Kimball Copyrig 2004 Page #214  
e on the 1948 Aztec alleged flying saucer crash. Being trained as an histor 2004 Page #214  
oth claim to have seen the crashed saucer, and both claim to have witnessed 2004 Page #216  
eally was a genuine crashed flying saucer incident at Aztec. This leads to  2004 Page #219  
e first ranks of ufology's crashed saucer cases. The search for the truth,  2004 Page #223  
 "The Aztec UFO Symposium: How the Saucer Story Started As a Con Game" Skep 2004 Page #223  
 19, 102 — 112; Cahn, J.P. "Flying Saucer Swindlers" True: The Man's Magazi 2004 Page #223  
Thomas, Dave "The Aztec New Mexico Saucer Scam" New Mexicans for Science an 2004 Page #224  
 Standing beside the first crashed saucer - the scientist, engineer, office 2005 Page #5  
information on the Roswell crashed saucer. (No mention of nourishment, wate 2005 Page #9  
hompson said he never saw a flying saucer or a Little body personally, but  2005 Page #42  
 'There's approx.imately where the saucer crashed,' he said. 'lt was in a d 2005 Page #43  
men could use to learn how to fh-a saucer." That, in essence, is the Kingma 2005 Page #45  
 reported to have come from flying saucer crashes were extremely light and  2005 Page #79  
 Reich as follows, "Thanks for the saucer book which came a few days ago. I 2005 Page #102  
 "the wings and engine of a flying saucer." As researcher and author \'v'il 2005 Page #134  
ed stories about parts of a flying saucer being stored at Fort Knox continu 2005 Page #134  
. Stringfield's first book, Inside Saucer Posl 3-0 Blue, was published in 1 2005 Page #139  
ntrols via optical fibers. Another saucer scientist, Bill Uhouse of Las Veg 2005 Page #164  
ce. Two spotlights illuminated the saucer, which appeared to be two convex  2005 Page #168  
 Alien Astronautics diameter . The saucer was embedded in the sand about 20 2005 Page #169  
is Stansel had determined that the saucer crashed at a velocity of 100 knot 2005 Page #169  
f gravity, the report postulated a saucer as the basis of a possible interc 2005 Page #171  
ited success. The electrogravitics saucer can perform the function of a cla 2005 Page #172  
ashed aircraft (or UFOs). A flying saucer was put on display in a guarded h 2005 Page #174  
not crop circles where normally no saucer is seen. About 1/6th of these cas 2006 Page #4  
enemies determining the secrets of saucer technology before they do and mus 2006 Page #9  
d subsequent collision of the lead saucer and its wingman's saucer. Perhaps 2006 Page #11  
 the lead saucer and its wingman's saucer. Perhaps a US military rocket lau 2006 Page #11  
ight have inadvertently homed on a saucer. Perhaps there was a momentary lo 2006 Page #11  
. 6. WHY haven't you seen a flying saucer? I have no idea, though I have mo 2006 Page #11  
owles the srnaltioiece of a flying saucer which the U.S. Air Force kindly • 2006 Page #25  
ches military blockade, sees large saucer wtth a transparent dome. on Inpod 2006 Page #26  
e film segment showing a retrieved saucer and five alien bodies. Film taken 2006 Page #26  
object was definitely not a flying saucer." More than forty years later, I  2006 Page #89  
ventually learned that this flying saucer incident was part of a much large 2006 Page #89  
r!" and some yelled "it's a flying saucer!" as they ran up the road in hot  2006 Page #90  
    The Flatwoods Monster Incident saucer scare." This was in reference to  2006 Page #96  
ook, "Shoot Them Down - The Flying Saucer Air Wars of 1952," I retrace the  2006 Page #99  
le. Coral and Jim Lorenzen, Flying Saucer Occupants, Signet Book, 1967 106  2006 Page #109  
f what he believed to be a Crashed Saucer. What? Did he say a Crashed Sauce 2006 Page #174  
Saucer. What? Did he say a Crashed Saucer? Yes, he did. And here is what ha 2006 Page #174  
bert Willingham had seen a crashed saucer in Mexico in 1948. Zechel decided 2006 Page #176  
irmed that he had seen the crashed saucer but he was not sure of the date o 2006 Page #176  
ocumented immediate high alert for saucer related information on December 8 2006 Page #178  
d witness testimony about a flying saucer crash near the Texas-Mexico borde 2006 Page #178  
ounds similar to a classic 'flying saucer" configuration —an inverted teacu 2006 Page #190  
PORTS ■ Bowen had typed all flying saucer reports ■ He pasted them in with  2007 Page #45  
en has disembarked from its flying saucer to inform a bemused Earthling tha 2007 Page #62  
ck floating out in space, a flying saucer nearby. \Xle're told he is a "i\t 2007 Page #64  
he Carvel Compan y's famous Flying Saucer ice cream sandwich in 1976, retru 2007 Page #65  
panied by a green, hovering flying saucer, set the tone immediately: UFO's  2007 Page #67  
n the distance with a small flying saucer wending its way above the planet. 2007 Page #67  
lers on the J\jrport Express!" The saucer is shown projecting a circular be 2007 Page #67  
ra photograph of a hovering flying saucer. It was, to good to be true. Desp 2007 Page #68  
aph shows a commuter- sized flying saucer sitting in a parking lot at dusk. 2007 Page #69  
 fairly lurid graphic of a crashed saucer sticking out of an impact crater  2007 Page #70  
p-as-a-rack Bob Lazar-style flying saucer passing over a vacationer standin 2007 Page #71  
 glowing, fully articulated fl)~ng saucer as it hovers above a golf cart at 2007 Page #74  
 run-of-therruU "light in the sky" saucer story. ln thjs case, the dates, n 2007 Page #94  
d as the classic so-called "Flying Saucer" shape, very similar to two sauce 2007 Page #99  
ted to intercept a group of silver saucer shaped craft. Fl~ing their F-86 S 2007 Page #109  
 together, there was a UFO/Fl ying Saucer sighting wruch occurred rurectly  2007 Page #109  
/ernher von Braun's boss, a secret saucer program was started at the BMW' / 2007 Page #111  
hat the Soviet Union had their own saucer program (derived from captured Ge 2007 Page #111  
g on at least 16 different "Flying Saucer" proposals, (see illustration #29 2007 Page #111  
o "foot the bill" for Ano's flying saucer programs. USAF Le. General Donald 2007 Page #111  
ally took over and financed Avro's saucer program in late 1954. Trus allowe 2007 Page #111  
 Air Force to "farm out" their own saucer program on foreign soil, while at 2007 Page #111  
ermine that this U.S. built flying saucer incorporated a "split rudder" sys 2007 Page #115  
o control a rusaster when a flying saucer crashes. Check out Chapter 13 \vh 2007 Page #127  
how co extinguish a burrung flying saucer. If it is true that alien space c 2007 Page #127  
 incident were of a crashed flying saucer that was recovered from the site  2007 Page #130  
ve books on UFOs, inclurung F!Jing Saucer are Real; Aliens fi-0,11 Space; a 2007 Page #132  
iens fi-0,11 Space; and The F!Jing Saucer Co11s-pirary. And it is with resp 2007 Page #132  
-probably something dropped from a saucer." At 2:00 P.M. on November 30 a m 2007 Page #133  
provinces reported seeing a flying saucer squadron flying in formation . Th 2007 Page #141  
ght with the shape of a half-round saucer and the size of a football field. 2007 Page #200  
n the Cosford incident, the Flying Saucer Working Party and Project Condign 2008 Page #62  
regarding the recovery of a flying saucer was issued. UFO researcher Willia 2008 Page #132  
nvestigating the New Mexico flying saucer radar detection near Los Alamos a 2009 Page #24  
ods of intense and reliable flying saucer incidents in that state. And even 2009 Page #24  
Harold Dahl-of the earliest flying saucer sighting of the post-war UFO era, 2009 Page #29  
ywood movie about UFOs, The Flying Saucer was released, a cold war drama th 2009 Page #30  
ghting and claimed he saw a single saucer on his own. Dahl had multiple wit 2009 Page #31  
ecommunicat ions concerning flying saucer technologi es being secretly stud 2009 Page #36  
en could use to learn how to fly a saucer. New Revelations The Serpo Affair 2009 Page #52  
e, Bethurum was invited aboard the saucer and the pair chatted at length ab 2009 Page #54  
hanes escorted Bethurum out of the saucer and back to the desert floor, whe 2009 Page #55  
onsistencies.html. Aboard a Flying Saucer, Truman Bethurum, DeVorss and Co. 2009 Page #56  
Mexico with bodies and pieces of a saucer." The bodies were described as bl 2009 Page #90  
had flown in bodies and parts of a saucer. Everyone was warned that they wo 2009 Page #90  
bee (V-2) with notation: Evaluated saucer sightings for Project Blue Book;  2009 Page #94  
s concluded that: (a) This "flying saucer" situation is not all imaginary o 2009 Page #178  

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w months later. Army Finds 'Flying Saucer' Genet.' Sotatfttet It It Rondo/  2006 Page #26  
ies said they believed the 'flying saucer' which Mrs. May's sons saw was a  2006 Page #99  

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row we sighted groups of metallic, saucer-shaped vehicles at great altitude 2003 Page #14  
sign indeed resembled one end of a saucer-shaped structure and the small ci 2004 Page #27  
T EXACTLY DID THEY DESCRIBE? Large saucer-shaped object, no visible marking 2004 Page #72  
ual UFO Crash Retrieval Conference saucer-shaped) or move normally (zig-zag 2005 Page #74  
             13th October, 1984: a saucer-shaped UFO is seen from Waterloo  2008 Page #65  

Word: "saucers", 186 instance(s) (Back to Top)

t does all this stuff about flying saucers amount to? What can it mean? Wha 2003 Page #5  
uman “I can assure you that flying saucers, given that they exist, are not  2003 Page #5  
igher even than the H-bomb. Flying saucers exist. Their modus operand/ is u 2003 Page #12  
 question of whether or not flying saucers exist. The question is, what are 2003 Page #15  
d the crash retrievals of two more saucers: one by the Army in the San Bern 2003 Page #26  
enneth Arnold ’s The Coming of the Saucers and Edward Ruppelt's Project Blu 2003 Page #41  
obbling before one of the circling saucers broke formation, flew down, touc 2003 Page #41  
nk Edwards discussion about flying saucers, and I was even more intrigued b 2003 Page #54  
 about little green men and flying saucers." While not as widely known, the 2003 Page #66  
e early 1950s dictated that flying saucers could be used as a cover for ver 2003 Page #141  
ht be, his curt answer was "Flying saucers." No one has been able to determ 2003 Page #142  
 “...one of these so-called flying saucers crashed in Mexico; however, the  2003 Page #155  
t of Transportation says: - Flying saucers exist - Most highly classified s 2003 Page #161  
known about the subject of crashed saucers. These few examples I have chose 2003 Page #189  
er. Q: Mr. Ford, what about flying saucers? We've had some in Michigan in t 2003 Page #195  
k. Do you really believe in flying saucers - you've called for a congressio 2003 Page #195  
about had evidence such as crashed saucers because he had run his campaign  2003 Page #196  
y have been told about the crashed saucers. Now, as background for those of 2003 Page #196  
iefed and told of UFOs and crashed saucers come from a leaked document that 2003 Page #197  
rter may have been told of crashed saucers, and chose not to release it, co 2003 Page #197  
itical information such as crashed saucers, so I have put him in my "UFO Mo 2003 Page #199  
s dealing with Area 51 and crashed saucers. In April 2001, just after enter 2003 Page #202  
ed rumors that the Army had flying saucers in their possession which effect 2003 Page #235  
that one of thee* so-called fLyiag saucers crashed in Itecico; bowever„ the 2004 Page #18  
lly's 1950 book, Behind the Flying Saucers. Scully talked about the early d 2004 Page #70  
ow the president's role in crashed saucers. The reason for this is that the 2004 Page #84  
ause it dealt in part with crashed saucers and hardware. Moreover, much of  2004 Page #86  
overnment status related to flying saucers: You may know that I am the fell 2004 Page #86  
th had become interested in flying saucers after reading flying saucer book 2004 Page #89  
sking a few questions about flying saucers, which stirred up a hornet's nes 2004 Page #89  
e United States had crashed flying saucers and had chosen to cover it up. A 2004 Page #89  
elopment stage at the time).Flying saucers exist.Their modus operandi is un 2004 Page #89  
h might possibly be related to the saucers such as mental phenomena.The ent 2004 Page #89  
assy officials knew the reality of saucers. One high ranking official at th 2004 Page #90  
nd scientists on classified flying saucers issues. He received the clearanc 2004 Page #90  
 work may have a bearing on flying saucers. RIS: What do you want to know?  2004 Page #91  
 read (Frank) Scully's book on the saucers and I would like to know how muc 2004 Page #91  
bstantially correct. WBS: Then the saucers exist? RIS: Yes, they exist. WBS 2004 Page #91  
 I understand the whole subject of saucers is classified. RIS: Yes, it is c 2004 Page #91  
ies of briefings on crashed flying saucers that had been held at Wright Pat 2004 Page #91  
ence Wilbert Smith and the Crashed Saucers The fact that Smith had knowledg 2004 Page #93  
hat Smith had knowledge of crashed saucers and bodies was known to me, and  2004 Page #93  
id he actually use the word flying saucers? James: Yes, on a couple of inst 2004 Page #93  
wledge from excellent sources that saucers HAVE crashed and fallen into the 2004 Page #95  
made another comment about crashed saucers. I think there are several of th 2004 Page #95  
old the story about crashed flying saucers and you mentioned the bodies. Ja 2004 Page #96  
n a book called Behind the Flying, Saucers. In his September 1950 interview 2004 Page #97  
y that Smith had access to crashed saucers and bodies was not made public u 2004 Page #98  
 a key player and that the crashed saucers stories were very real. The firs 2004 Page #98  
g the "military recovery of flying saucers and the bodies of occupants." Wa 2004 Page #98  
 are not all Americans. On crashed saucers Dr. Walker said this: Q: Have we 2004 Page #100  
said this: Q: Have we captured any saucers or any material from the discs t 2004 Page #100  
n common, "especially about flying saucers." Lundahl must have been impress 2004 Page #102  
 book showing AF personnel holding saucers by rims 17 1953 Wright-Pat AFB O 2004 Page #111  
ave been recovering crashed flying saucers all these years, let alone rever 2004 Page #121  
ng book entitled Behind the Flying Saucers, published in the early 1950's.  2004 Page #136  
ith Fox Moulder. Inside the Flying Saucers was the first book to claim that 2004 Page #136  
 as Dr. Vannevar Bush, that flying saucers were the most highly classified  2004 Page #140  
Book told the whole tale of flying saucers, and that there was no hard evid 2004 Page #141  
athan Twining declared that flying saucers are real phenomena, not somethin 2004 Page #141  
nd Philip Mantle Behind the Flying Saucers, by Frank Skully Flying Saucers  2004 Page #149  
ng Saucers, by Frank Skully Flying Saucers are Real, by Major Donald Keyhoe 2004 Page #149  
tion: "Mr. Ford, what about flying saucers? You've had some in Michigan in  2004 Page #177  
k. Do you really believe in flying saucers — you've called for a congressio 2004 Page #177  
cringe on hearing the term "Flying Saucers." It was a dream come true when  2004 Page #178  
rieval Conference Consider crashed saucers and dead aliens which were large 2004 Page #179  
e had gained access to the crashed saucers and dead alien bodies. When MacL 2004 Page #188  
at is known about UFOs and crashed saucers. Based on the fact that Carter,  2004 Page #197  
oe • National Radio Program Flying Saucers — Serious Business EMI HEM flyin 2004 Page #205  
 — Serious Business EMI HEM flying saucers — serious,business 202           2004 Page #205  
 Soviet inventions, but are flying saucers, which originate on another plan 2004 Page #206  
ts reported" in Behind the I-7ying Saucers were "substantially correct," an 2004 Page #217  
riginal account, Behind the F/ying Saucers. This requires us to take a step 2004 Page #217  
als discussed in Behind the Flying Saucers allegedly occurred north of Phoe 2004 Page #218  
something big, like crashed flying saucers. Even Karl Pflock, who has consi 2004 Page #219  
e information in Behind the Flying Saucers which "Dr. Gee" — meaning the ei 2004 Page #219  
cret Radar Bases Behind the Flying Saucers contains a reference to "secret  2004 Page #219  
s referred to in Behind the Flying Saucers.29 According to Ramsey, however, 2004 Page #220  
t as reported in Behind the Flying Saucers, and that this was a fact which  2004 Page #221  
nk Scully's book Behind the Flying Saucers, who wanted to see what Newton k 2004 Page #221  
 see what Newton knew about flying saucers. As Newton allegedly writes, "Th 2004 Page #221  
 really knew anything about flying saucers that had landed. Did not take th 2004 Page #221  
nscripts. 5 Cahn, J.P. "The Flying Saucers and the Mysterious Little Men,"  2004 Page #223  
963), p. 199. 18 Cahn, "The Flying Saucers and the Mysterious Little Men,"  2004 Page #224  
ith the author of Behind the Fbing Saucers. Getting behind the saucers woul 2004 Page #224  
 Fbing Saucers. Getting behind the saucers would have to wait; I was going  2004 Page #224  
ck interview. 24 Cahn, "The Flying Saucers and the Mysterious Little Men,"  2004 Page #224  
 titled "An Encyclopedia of Flying Saucers," by Vernon Bowen, is a well-wri 2004 Page #242  
t is an "An Encyclopedia of Flying Saucers" by Vernon Bowen, some 330 pages 2004 Page #242  
 titled "An Encyclopedia of Flying Saucers" by Vernon Bowen. The pages were 2004 Page #244  
riting this encyclopedia of flying saucers, Bowen was a notable author and  2004 Page #244  
I. What Has Been Said about Flying Saucers • IX. Visual Proof • X. The Land 2004 Page #245  
XII. The U.S. Air Force and Flying Saucers • XIII. The Possibilities of Hoa 2004 Page #245  
I or- The U.S.Air Fcrce and Flying Saucers °RIC) L 4.4sWiratatngiw , waitim 2004 Page #246  
 control public exposure to flying saucers in 1954. The second is the Air F 2004 Page #247  
 Memo 4. An Encyclopedia of Flying Saucers by Bowen 5. Burned Memo 6. Isoto 2004 Page #248  
   The Kingman UFO Crash of 1953 2 saucers are at a small air base at Hampt 2005 Page #43  
at he had a curiosity about flying saucers. However, in later years when he 2005 Page #44  
 stating that the matter of flying saucers was "considered top secret by in 2005 Page #74  
resemble elongated disks or flying saucers and have been seen to glow and c 2005 Page #83  
tion of what he saw: "three flying saucers floating off the floor -no cable 2005 Page #83  
 the publicity surrounrung "flying saucers," even when, in 1952, some visit 2005 Page #94  
um, and we have no proof of flying saucers anyway. Why should Reich's great 2005 Page #103  
Apparently he believed that flying saucers were from other worlds without d 2005 Page #103  
inia July, 2005 Forward "Do Flying Saucers come from Mars or Venus?" This w 2005 Page #118  
rs Jet Pilots to Shoot Down Flying Saucers if they Refuse to Land," Seattle 2005 Page #121  
 even than the I-I-bomb. b. Flying saucers exist. c. Their modus operandi i 2005 Page #128  
ncy article on UFOs titled "Flying Saucers? They're r\ Myth!" Contained wit 2005 Page #133  
 was oval and looked like two deep saucers inverted over each other. It was 2005 Page #169  
on using condensers in a couple of saucers suspended by arms rotating round 2005 Page #171  
cnough to lecture (usually "Flying Saucers ARE Real") over 700 times in 18  2006 Page #4  
aft and that the subject of flying saucers represents a kind of Cosmic Wate 2006 Page #4  
re the `WHY?" questions. Why would saucers crash? Why would aliens visit Ea 2006 Page #4  
icate the flight technology of the saucers. They can literally fly circles  2006 Page #9  
ery suspicious to me. 5. WHY would saucers crash? Usually this is accompani 2006 Page #10  
g the 'military recovery of flying saucers, and the bodies oi occupants ' M 2006 Page #27  
orce Tracks Down 'Original' Flying Saucers. WASHINGTON, Aug 19, - (AP) _The 2006 Page #45  
arn 'are prototypes' of the flying saucers." Air Force Tracks Down f 'Origi 2006 Page #45  
ce Tracks Down f 'Original' Flying Saucers W.ASECII•TGTON, Aug. 19.—(AP)—Th 2006 Page #45  
n "are proto. types" of the flYIng saucers. Maryland State Talk:men loiited 2006 Page #45  
 by persons wondering about flying saucers. Most witnesses agreed that a bl 2006 Page #89  
own" helicopters or "their" flying saucers. An analytical summary of the fe 2006 Page #115  
n those documents. And that flying saucers, or whatever you wanted to call  2006 Page #160  
 any information related to flying saucers. Were these two documented event 2006 Page #164  
f the possibility that a flight of saucers caused the emergency and that th 2006 Page #164  
igh speed. Perhaps thy were flying saucers! PART IV: IMMEDIATE HIGH ALERT F 2006 Page #173  
V: IMMEDIATE HIGH ALERT FOR FLYING SAUCERS! What? Flying saucers? How could 2006 Page #173  
T FOR FLYING SAUCERS! What? Flying saucers? How could they have caused the  2006 Page #173  
rnment, at least, did think flying saucers were real because two days later 2006 Page #173  
Alert for information about flying saucers. 170                             2006 Page #173  
as wanted information about flying saucers? Don't they have better things t 2006 Page #174  
ramble around searching for flying saucers.. .that don't exist? Apparently  2006 Page #174  
?) "URGENT. DECEMBER 8. RE: FLYING SAUCERS. This office very confidentially 2006 Page #174  
 data whatsoever concerning flying saucers. CIC here states background of i 2006 Page #174  
pened, something related to flying saucers, something BIG, that demanded im 2006 Page #174  
I can speculate that if a fleet of saucers had traveled over the northeaste 2006 Page #179  
ings had been made or if any other saucers had crashed. The high alert cond 2006 Page #179  
 England, on December 9.) SNAFU OR SAUCERS? (SNAFU: situation normal: all f 2006 Page #179  
 .... . An Encyclopaedia of Flying Saucers Dr. Robert M. Wood ............. 2007 Page #5  
........................ 72 Flying Saucers: For Real! Michael H. Schrott .. 2007 Page #5  
Government Recovers Crashed Flying Saucers Nick Redfern ................... 2007 Page #5  
 we're not being invaded by flying saucers from outer space. (\X'ording sug 2007 Page #24  
. PhD. AN ENCYCLOPAEDIA OF FL YING SAUCERS Presented to the Fifth Annual Cr 2007 Page #42  
I. What Has Been Said about Flying Saucers IX. Visual Proof X. The Landings 2007 Page #44  
XII. The U.S. Air Force and Flying Saucers XIII. The Possibilities of Hoax  2007 Page #44  
I. What Has Been Said about Flying Saucers: abstract of articles in magazin 2007 Page #44  
XII. The U.S. Air Force and Flying Saucers: not a criticism but ... AF must 2007 Page #44  
ll other writers on the subject of saucers -counter espionage agents for th 2007 Page #48  
ility! AN ENCYCLOPAEDIA OF FL YING SAUCERS by A. Vernon Bowen Edited by Dr. 2007 Page #49  
achapi Mountains. "Classic" flying saucers have been seen hQveling over thi 2007 Page #56  
design and construction of "Flying Saucers" can now ·finaJJy come to light. 2007 Page #94  
ing wing ruse aircraft (aka flying saucers) begins with an unprecedente d t 2007 Page #94  
 was: "i\Iy gosh! Those are Flying Saucers! Those things really do exist!." 2007 Page #95  
                          "FL YING SAUCERS FOR REAL ! !" 'ULTRA TOP SECRET  2007 Page #97  
 ·(ALSO ,iPPROX •10') =O= "FL YING SAUCERS FOR REAL ! !" co,.r.:-~•.t p, ~~ 2007 Page #97  
Saucer" shape, very similar to two saucers stacked one over the other (see  2007 Page #99  
he O.1.C. if these were the Fl)ing Saucers everybody was reporting, he was  2007 Page #108  
orted in the news media as "Flying Saucers" was one of the smaller craft, s 2007 Page #108  
exact aircraft reported as "flying Saucers" in the U.S. during 1947. The fi 2007 Page #111  
 Now we know ,vho built the "Aying Saucers" that Jack Pickett saw at MacDil 2007 Page #111  
e Air Force really did have flying saucers, but denied their existence". St 2007 Page #115  
 truth behind the secret of flying saucers. This man stated that they were  2007 Page #115  
Government Recovers Crashed Flying Saucers By Nick Redfern Introduction: If 2007 Page #132  
lly got their hands on some flying saucers. " "He wouldn't admit that," sai 2007 Page #133  
lieve the thing is linked with the saucers." "It doesn't look like a coinci 2007 Page #133  
 Soviet inventions, but are flying saucers which originate on another plane 2007 Page #136  
 of our inquiry thus far, that the saucers were staffed by small men -proba 2007 Page #136  
ut there is no denying the fl) ing saucers come from another planet." Kilga 2007 Page #136  
t after she had seen "three flying saucers crossing the skies. Then one of  2007 Page #193  
was something to stories of flying saucers and she said that she wasn't eve 2008 Page #14  
d in the phenomenon! Summer of the Saucers At the same time as these file r 2008 Page #67  
cript, "An Encyclopaedia of Flying Saucers." This is the complete copy of t 2008 Page #109  
nipulation projects such as flying saucers and the infamous Nazi "Bell," wa 2008 Page #130  
 paper (An Encyclopaedia of Flying Saucers) where the interesting material  2009 Page #7  
velopment. By claiming that flying saucers was a secret weapons development 2009 Page #17  
ghtings might all involve the same saucers. JFK scholars often tangle up th 2009 Page #29  
is 1950 book, Riddle of The Flying Saucers, thereby setting up a pattern of 2009 Page #30  
he mystery substance spewed by his saucers actually killed his dog and inju 2009 Page #31  
ssed it in his book, Coming of the Saucers, and Air Force investigator Edwa 2009 Page #33  
 higher than the H-bomb, b. Flying saucers exist, c. Their modus operandi i 2009 Page #36  
at he had a curiosity about flying saucers. However, in later years when he 2009 Page #51  
ed all the uproar about aliens and saucers in the desert and accusations of 2009 Page #87  
or this deception operation? firnn SAUCERS: Soviets Curious· . Those flying 2009 Page #177  
true, it means, at least; that the saucers were not .of Rus~ sl~n orjgin .. 2009 Page #177  
at the K~emLin believe~ the fly1ng saucers might have ·some connection with 2009 Page #177  
oted in his book The Coming of the Saucers that: Before leaving that night  2009 Page #179  

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ere was some coloring varying.from saucershaped to pie-shaped circles that  2009 Page #64  

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oor." There were small exhibits 11 Sauder, Richard. U11derg,ro1111d Bases a 2005 Page #83  

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Y A f ,4 1- p ).4 . (~,,. •..-! ~J SAUDI ~--~ ~-"LG.:~1" l '• .. ,""coY'l"T 2007 Page #156  
                                   Saudi Arabia. The CIA used them during t 2008 Page #140  

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ted to convince her at any cost to sav that eve[) thing was simply a joke.  2005 Page #36  

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 craft at 1--Iumer Army .Airfield (Savannah GA.) which was never officially 2007 Page #114  

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a story to tell and each of which, save one, did not want their name mentio 2004 Page #43  
se I now know all of the witnesses save one, the diver, are so lengthy and  2004 Page #43  
 and fighter jets are not summoned save in rare instances. All possible eff 2004 Page #169  
rations are revealed or critiqued, save in conditions of extreme secrecy, w 2004 Page #170  
 ****ESSOR ON THE "DISK" MUST THUS SAVE FOR ATOMIC LABORATORY (DR) **At 505 2004 Page #229  
 (MN) device IN THE BLACK BOX MUST SAVE FOR atomic AnALySts Line 5 (M) **** 2004 Page #229  
eam arrived. Attempts were made to save its life with oxygen, but they were 2005 Page #43  
 let the spacemen come; they might save us and if they came as destroyers t 2005 Page #103  
sought to begin with a blank page, save for the starting question, "What if 2006 Page #49  
R ci::LL PHONE. LEAVING 519.720 TO SAVE THE UNIVERSE 63                     2007 Page #69  
hone, leaving 519,720 (mjnutes) to save the universe. " In a related advert 2007 Page #70  
he end of this paper, compacted to save space but large enough for easy rea 2009 Page #8  

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d the questioned document (QD) and saved a copy all these years. If she was 2008 Page #105  

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ute. I would like to thank you for saving, if not my life at least some emb 2003 Page #201  
on a military base? And I remember saving, "Look, if you guys want to hire  2004 Page #194  

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act 111/'itb Space as the Director Savings and Loan, and as a close associa 2005 Page #97  
d the consumer "Out-of-this -world savings on the universal favorite" which 2007 Page #66  

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uld be tempted to seek side deals. Savvy stockholders would cash out quickl 2006 Page #65  

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held that image in my mind. What i saw was a circular object that looked li 2003 Page #13  
etary - 1942-1952 “They frequently saw them [UFOs] and then told me, I’m po 2003 Page #17  
eCharlette Marin On - The Crash "I saw the picture originally from my dad w 2003 Page #23  
u Missouri in the Spring of '41. I saw that (picture) and asked my grandmot 2003 Page #23  
 up and see that. In looking in he saw a small metal chair, gauges and dial 2003 Page #23  
re. As I recall from the picture I saw, he was about 4 feet tall, appeared  2003 Page #23  
 person - Fronabarger? □ Charlette saw the picture -20 times. a Was given t 2003 Page #35  
in, filled in missing detads...CG■ Saw It at dinner party ■ Old Kodak photo 2003 Page #35  
ook. Crisman later claimed that he saw there an enormous amount of both the 2003 Page #41  
ack toward the gap when suddenly I saw something under some brush. I recogn 2003 Page #45  
ng else that might catch my eye. I saw nothing. I went back about mid-after 2003 Page #45  
rom the shade of some sagebrush. I saw the sobering rattle end of a rattles 2003 Page #46  
ous stands of white spectacle pod, saw a monarch butterfly on some purple R 2003 Page #46  
any persons in the Greensburg area saw the phenomena. State police there sa 2003 Page #53  
ittsburgh area that night. I never saw any statements in print (except a sm 2003 Page #53  
ksburg. We now know that witnesses saw the object fall slowly from the sky  2003 Page #53  
fire originated from observers who saw the column of smoke rising briefly a 2003 Page #53  
er the incident. People reportedly saw a large military flat bed tractor tr 2003 Page #56  
theast towards Kecksburg, where he saw it descending. He then chased after  2003 Page #58  
s other observers near Laurelville saw the object also moving towards Kecks 2003 Page #58  
at the mother of the young boy who saw the object fall, reported this to WH 2003 Page #59  
nvestigators was the young boy who saw the object fall, and his mother who  2003 Page #59  
he object fall, and his mother who saw the smoke. The two men went down int 2003 Page #59  
 at that location, he said that he saw members of both the Army and Air For 2003 Page #59  
that night. Hoffman states that he saw a military flatbed tractor-trailer t 2003 Page #60  
nce from the impact site. After he saw the object descend over the Kecksbur 2003 Page #60  
 was around the ring area that Jim saw strange markings that he felt looked 2003 Page #60  
wed who have stated that they also saw the object down in the woods before  2003 Page #60  
elivery. That witness said that he saw a flatbed trailer with an object sha 2003 Page #61  
t would be okay to discuss what he saw since it was now on TV. Myron said t 2003 Page #62  
n. Jim indicated that the night he saw the object, it was dark, the searche 2003 Page #63  
in the woods that day in 1965, and saw the object in the ground soon after  2003 Page #63  
yron, the truck driver who said he saw the object in a building at Wright-P 2003 Page #66  
tened to keep silent about what he saw. 62                                  2003 Page #66  
an one road that evening. While he saw a lot of activity that night, the ev 2003 Page #67  
eviously mentioned claimed that he saw a bell shaped object in a warehouse  2003 Page #67  
lth. As we were discussing what he saw in 1965, Myron suddenly mentioned so 2003 Page #68  
rently being examined, but he also saw a body lying on a workbench in that  2003 Page #68  
y and Air Force personnel. He also saw men not in uniform, and oddly enough 2003 Page #69  
ng-hissing sound, and Joel said he saw what looked like, "two fingers and a 2003 Page #69  
tioned which is curious is that he saw some of the men in dress suits looki 2003 Page #69  
 the activities that he reportedly saw going on at the crash site. Joel has 2003 Page #70  
tember 14, 1957 after eyewitnesses saw a "flying disc" explode into thousan 2003 Page #107  
th when she and her 8 year-old son saw two huge, silent objects hovering ov 2003 Page #143  
ht on August 9, 1980, three guards saw a bright light descend to the ground 2003 Page #147  
as long as whatever he was told or saw seemed to square up with what his th 2003 Page #148  
FACTS — 1947-1954 □ Kenneth Arnold saw nine discs on 24 June 47, first in t 2003 Page #170  
an Dale Bailey, he asserts that he saw a version of this Manual when he was 2003 Page #179  
turned from Fort Meade in 2000 □ I saw pages come out of envelope □ TOP SEC 2003 Page #180  
t that time, the first time that I saw him, because he knew I was intereste 2003 Page #194  
ite House at Key Biscayne. Gleason saw the bodies late one night at Homeste 2003 Page #195  
se-up pictures of these. So when I saw this in the context that I had been  2003 Page #197  
uards at the door. When I actually saw these photographs in the files, I sa 2003 Page #197  
 Roswell. He was amazed by what he saw. He decided it was time to go to the 2003 Page #200  
rlm la Chim Is smylstot ym will yr saw at aa a hrlsf triy to Isrws to ashs  2003 Page #223  
his part of the country claim they saw an object which resembled a soccer b 2004 Page #8  
e heard a loud whistling sound and saw a fire ball followed by an explosion 2004 Page #11  
lest frees &moo* Aires. Oldla they saw rolling vas la fl4t art.tficial soto 2004 Page #20  
E HEARD A LOUD WHISTLING SOUND AND SAW A FIRE OALL FOLLOWED Pv AN I ENFLOAI 2004 Page #21  
n, Texas, farmer named John Martin saw a dark flying disk high in the sky.  2004 Page #28  
g of April 19, 1897, when the pair saw a cigar-shaped object with a bright  2004 Page #29  
exican War veteran, claims that he saw the mysterious airship last night [A 2004 Page #32  
refused to move." Williams said he saw three figures come out of the craft  2004 Page #32  
 knowing what to expect. Then they saw it, six or seven hundred feet from t 2004 Page #35  
type, but were not sure. What they saw was a pale yellow light on top of a  2004 Page #35  
t, the angle being bad for him. He saw the lights, seeming to hang in the s 2004 Page #36  
round the curve in the highway and saw the cruiser pulling into the gravel  2004 Page #37  
e bank overlooking the Sound, Norm saw Laurie Wickens and some of the girls 2004 Page #37  
nd looked too. It was then that he saw the pale yellow light out on the Sou 2004 Page #37  
 at the Irish Moss plant, Ron Pond saw the two fishing vessels come out of  2004 Page #39  
ry and track them down. Maybe they saw something. Chris took the names not  2004 Page #44  
uclear) Weapons Storage Area first saw the unknowns from their observation  2004 Page #47  
g! Oh sure, he talks about what he saw but what about the hell we went thro 2004 Page #49  
ou were out in that forest cause I saw you out there, and we were all on du 2004 Page #49  
ed, I've seen that log entrance. I saw a lot of out of place civilians afte 2004 Page #51  
u probably know this already but I saw plans showing three tunnels which ex 2004 Page #52  
four and a half thousand people. I saw enough space there to house these pe 2004 Page #52  
 Crash Retrieval Conference what I saw. Now, okay, it's a nuclear place. No 2004 Page #53  
ting to me. When was this that you saw the plan? I worked for the PSA betwe 2004 Page #53  
morning when out of a dark sky, we saw a bright light that moved up, then d 2004 Page #54  
ws at East Gate. I reported what I saw over my Motorola radio to police con 2004 Page #55  
air tower and check to see if they saw anything. The attitude from the desk 2004 Page #55  
Woodbridge UFO Incident thought we saw something at the same time, but it w 2004 Page #56  
rdmount, "I can't tell you what we saw, but there was definitely something  2004 Page #56  
several years. He called to say he saw previews to Unsolved Mysteries and w 2004 Page #56  
ntion to it. A few minutes later I saw the base fire/rescue trucks respond  2004 Page #57  
ght in the sky. I went outside and saw what appeared to be the North Star b 2004 Page #57  
echnologies; • government insiders saw on radar and photographs advanced ae 2004 Page #61  
hite Sands military officer source saw a photograph of a flying disc taken  2004 Page #64  
eyewitness of the second crash, "I saw the plane in a steep glide and sever 2004 Page #68  
r families about the UFO disc each saw in Hart Canyon. The year given was 1 2004 Page #72  
ld me what the policemen said they saw on the Hart Canyon mesa during a nig 2004 Page #72  
UT ENTITIES? Doug Nolan did say he saw at least two. Again, to give you a l 2004 Page #72  
t Farmington." The officer said he saw a black and white photograph of a si 2004 Page #73  
 However, when asked about what he saw at the crash site, Edwin always stat 2004 Page #84  
tes? James: Yes. SDI: You actually saw some of these pieces as well, Jim? J 2004 Page #93  
ces as well, Jim? James: Oh yes, I saw them when he unpacked the boxes to s 2004 Page #93  
haps this is the saucer that Smith saw. In Status Report #2, Stringfield re 2004 Page #97  
 weight to the argument that Smith saw the bodies. The important reference  2004 Page #97  
of Project Magnet, Newton actually saw the bodies himself. The importance o 2004 Page #97  
 Brian told him. He (Brian Walker) saw a file that contained a number of of 2004 Page #100  
owing chunk flew off and the pilot saw it glowing all the way to the ground 2004 Page #102  
400, 6 July, 1959, these three men saw what they have indicated was a flyin 2004 Page #104  
 Against UFO Secrecy, Todd Zechel, saw Lundahl's personal library outside o 2004 Page #105  
journalist, intelligence officer a Saw UFOs near Iwo Jima during WWII in C4 2004 Page #107  
 Lorraine Duchesne III, 26 Witness saw alien corpse, white face, triangular 2004 Page #111  
searcher Raymond Jordan V, 4 Woman saw by mistake alien body held at Pentag 2004 Page #111  
 4-5 Witness watched object crash, saw medics remove dead and live aliens 2 2004 Page #112  
nt re back- engineering VI Witness saw "Museum" of crashed UFO high tech ar 2004 Page #112  
hard W. Heiden III, 34 Ike said he saw disc and cadavers 51 1972 Cambodia 1 2004 Page #113  
cher Pat Packard VI1,13-16 Witness saw alien body in morgue drawer 61 1975  2004 Page #113  
ll Clement II, 20-21 AF technician saw "dismembered and charred" body in "u 2004 Page #113  
ffrey Parks II, 4-5 WPAFB employee saw extensive UFO files, bodies 67 1978  2004 Page #114  
elped recover UFO and debris; also saw artifacts and bodies at Grafford AFB 2004 Page #114  
er Randall Clement II, 20 Officers saw falling craft; UFO malfunctioning? 7 2004 Page #114  
a Lindblad 111,36 Radar specialist saw recovered UFO and aliens with large  2004 Page #114  
rty came upon Air Force personnel, saw disc-shaped object with dome, 30 fee 2004 Page #116  
urora, Ohio. 1953. Power repairman saw 30-foot crater, wreckage. Military c 2004 Page #118  
tive coverage; (d) JFK Jr. said he saw the runway lights and was in contact 2004 Page #130  
rs from the Roswell Army Air Field saw debris of a Project Mogul balloon ar 2004 Page #133  
itnesses' description of what they saw. However, diagrams of Project Mogul  2004 Page #138  
ers have said, including those who saw Brazel accompanied by military guard 2004 Page #138  
able. The sort of situation we all saw in the national news regarding phony 2004 Page #140  
e stuff actually was, and he never saw it. But it was no weather balloon. A 2004 Page #142  
el and a child who accompanied him saw alien bodies there too. (The child w 2004 Page #143  
 declared it a fake before he even saw it. He went on the Ted Koppel show t 2004 Page #144  
cox, the Roswell sheriff who first saw the rancher's debris, has said that  2004 Page #145  
rget the dates and years that they saw all these dead space aliens. The Air 2004 Page #148  
 of confusion about when he or she saw a crash dummy and thought it was the 2004 Page #148  
ewed, he said: "If the film that I saw was a fake, it was a brilliant fake. 2004 Page #180  
scribed what was on it: Shartle: I saw footage of three disc shaped crafts. 2004 Page #182  
ne missile take-off. Behind it you saw two little white — looked like trans 2004 Page #184  
re the disc was, and at that point saw a group of people from Aztec — the o 2004 Page #216  
 F. th d· "I " "I d"d " ■ 1rs an . saw ... , 1 ... , ■ Second hand or conje 2005 Page #7  
d or conjecture: "They " "Th d"d " saw ... , ey 1 ... ■ Ambiguous claims: s 2005 Page #7  
 Only access at the NSC of W.H." ■ Saw brown chip, one from North American  2005 Page #8  
 were heard by witnesses who lacer saw troops carrying bags with somethin g 2005 Page #31  
n over the city, Chereze and Lopes saw something move out of the shadows in 2005 Page #32  
diately. Both men got out. Chereze saw it first. The apparent "arumal" look 2005 Page #32  
g medical gloves and apron. But he saw the inert body afterwards. He would  2005 Page #32  
s driving to Varginha and suddenly saw i.lJumined by the headlights of his  2005 Page #35  
n January 20, except he thought he saw hairs covering its body. As the beam 2005 Page #35  
o Horizonte, Minas Gerais) when he saw an elongated, cigar-shaped flying ob 2005 Page #36  
farm in the neighborhood when they saw in cl1e sky a large elongated object 2005 Page #37  
at the scene, the source added: "I saw d1e creature [d1at] you're talking a 2005 Page #40  
o did look inside only briefly. He saw two 38                               2005 Page #40  
taken to another location where he saw a "metallic ship," twenty-five to th 2005 Page #42  
in 19 52, in which he and his crew saw a 12-foot diameter disc "off his win 2005 Page #42  
d further: "Thompson said he never saw a flying saucer or a Little body per 2005 Page #42  
essing a no-nonsense character. 'I saw tl1e bodies at \'(/right-Patterson,' 2005 Page #43  
g about it as a little kid when he saw th.is thing. And the time -the date, 2005 Page #69  
 he was growing up -that he (Bart) saw it in the eyes of a 12-year-old. It  2005 Page #69  
while Ladd was riding at sunup, he saw "a UFO not more than a hundred yards 2005 Page #70  
ken to a secure location. There he saw high-rankin g officers and a few sci 2005 Page #78  
el with sufficient clearance. They saw many highly advanced aircraft, inclu 2005 Page #83  
ry explicit description of what he saw: "three flying saucers floating off  2005 Page #83  
 fair to say that the past cenrury saw more scientific advances than any pr 2005 Page #87  
g. We do not know if Einstein even saw this letter: at the time, all of his 2005 Page #92  
O Crash Retrieval Conference Reich saw the Oranur Experiment, with its mass 2005 Page #96  
y changed into a space-gun. When l saw the 'star' to the west fade out four 2005 Page #96  
with the crash incident, i.e. they saw it either on site, in transport, or  2005 Page #136  
 not until early 1995 that I first saw any of the film. My wife, Sue, and I 2005 Page #146  
fter our conference in August 1995 saw the film broadcast on TV around the  2005 Page #146  
n movies of some kjnd. Scone a lso saw a film depicting bodies of creatures 2005 Page #147  
. It was not untiJ 1995 when Stone saw the AJjen .Autopsy film that he made 2005 Page #147  
one was convinced that the film he saw in 1969 and the Santilli film were o 2005 Page #147  
actually handled the 16mm film and saw the autopsy images on it. This, acco 2005 Page #148  
me upon the crash site. "\X/hat we saw was a long, wide gash in the earth,  2005 Page #154  
the humidity . The first th.ing we saw was a kind of giant-sized gouge, lik 2005 Page #154  
 it better. Jose described what he saw through his binoculars: three strang 2005 Page #155  
itos?" "Maybe you just thought you saw them," Faustino said. "Or maybe some 2005 Page #156  
 to one of the buildings and Ozzie saw two Living aliens standing by this b 2005 Page #165  
the buildings and debriefed. Ozzie saw pictures on the wall of the room tha 2005 Page #165  
nd Ozzie is only comparing what he saw to what we know today. The big clisc 2005 Page #166  
eats and many instruments. Stansel saw one body recovered from the crash. 1 2005 Page #169  
ew Mexico. Though Werner von Braun saw the multistage rocket as a solution  2005 Page #172  
ing neutrons and gamma rays. Never saw one of them either. They are also re 2006 Page #11  
en location. Stone claims he first saw the Heinz 57, "EBE Guidebook" in 197 2006 Page #19  
eral involved or not since I never saw the general. I was told "bags to go" 2006 Page #20  
ontractor at Wright-Pat in the 60s Saw 7 alien bodies under conditions of e 2006 Page #26  
mer 0-2 Air Force officer In 1948. saw TS manuscript about UFO crash in New 2006 Page #26  
t of Death Valley junction when he saw a disc fall. That's right—a disc. A  2006 Page #44  
1992... LS: "Grandpa Hanks up here saw something to the south (near Ash Mea 2006 Page #47  
s disappeared behind a ridge. Hoyt saw a bright flash, followed shortly by  2006 Page #71  
ment officials to "forget what you saw, don't talk about it." - The crash s 2006 Page #72  
w miles away. As he approached, he saw scattered metallic debris and other  2006 Page #79  
r Force Base, personnel frequently saw A-7s with 4450th Tactical Group insi 2006 Page #83  
n's farm. I was overwhelmed when I saw dozens of crop circle rings and mark 2006 Page #89  
County and documented everything I saw in the mountains and kept talking wi 2006 Page #89  
playground when they looked up and saw a large fiery spheroid-shaped object 2006 Page #89  
oward the tree, they looked up and saw something near it in the darkened ar 2006 Page #90  
ching the Flatwoods town limits, I saw a large wood sign that was engraved, 2006 Page #90  
Crash Retrieval Conference After I saw the Flatwoods welcome sign, I had ho 2006 Page #91  
ual likeness of what the witnesses saw, and it continues to be shown over f 2006 Page #91  
e farm that night and claimed they saw a monster. The town was divided amon 2006 Page #93  
it was mass hysteria and the group saw an animal or an owl in a tree and mi 2006 Page #93  
mmercial airline pilots said "they saw meteoric objects flash by their plan 2006 Page #94  
ying saucer' which Mrs. May's sons saw was a meteorite. The incident occurr 2006 Page #99  
spectral Hounds of Hell: those who saw them recalled how they flew through  2006 Page #119  
stion is not in doubt, however. "I saw this bright light hanging in the sky 2006 Page #119  
ned, were found to be dead. What I saw in the boxes that day," Prescott tol 2006 Page #122  
 to her about it just recently: 'I saw aircraft and heard aircraft shot dow 2006 Page #127  
 terrible state. "Then we suddenly saw this thing outside the window. It wa 2006 Page #128  
rence phone to Bill and he said he saw the same thing I was seeing. So, we  2006 Page #145  
ording to the radar, yes. AND BILL SAW THEM AT LEAST DO 1,100 MPH. He saw t 2006 Page #145  
SAW THEM AT LEAST DO 1,100 MPH. He saw them when they were just starting up 2006 Page #145  
hen they were just starting up. He saw the same image I was seeing. He had  2006 Page #145  
ere all flabbergasted. But when we saw them start speeding up, we did conta 2006 Page #146  
 running into the BCC and said, 'I saw it! It just went over. It was moving 2006 Page #147  
ng around our skies. I know what I saw on the scope. I know it was there. 1 2006 Page #148  
dar to photograph anything that we saw on that radar. Everything that night 2006 Page #149  
e it went. Nobody told me. BUT YOU SAW WITH YOUR OWN EYES `TOP SECRET' ON W 2006 Page #149  
y get go. We contacted NORAD. They saw what was on our radar and they told  2006 Page #149  
aks Radar Site. Paul said he often saw with his own eyes two or more silver 2006 Page #151  
f the discs in the air and what he saw after the crash and mail them to me  2006 Page #151  
his desire to finally tell what he saw and learned about UFOs in his father 2006 Page #151  
crazy. But I grew up seeing what I saw, hearing what I heard, by government 2006 Page #152  
e the radar dome. The first time I saw them, that's when my Dad's superviso 2006 Page #153  
BOVE YOU? Absolutely. Everything I saw was changeable in shape. Everything  2006 Page #153  
e amount of speed. The most I ever saw stacked above the site at one time w 2006 Page #153  
hief Yeoman (retired 1995): "And I saw Howard and Toppen go into the vault. 2006 Page #157  
t I made of the photographs that I saw in Okinawa. What we have here is a d 2006 Page #158  
very angry chief James Seeley. Tom saw the other two men had put on their d 2006 Page #160  
ell me what you know about what we saw.' And he told me about Roswell. He s 2006 Page #160  
ing to do with that vault, what we saw in that?' He looked at me and got be 2006 Page #160  
ght, I'm pretty convinced that you saw what you saw. But just so you know,  2006 Page #162  
ty convinced that you saw what you saw. But just so you know, we don't call 2006 Page #162  
d the area. So, on the way back, I saw a little piece of metal so I picked  2006 Page #176  
r boys, using 10-power binoculars, saw a 75' object, 3-4' thick with a bubb 2006 Page #179  
Island in the Puget Sound) if they saw anything on radar about 3:45 AM. Whi 2006 Page #185  
 end of 1984 and beginning of 1985 saw Bellingham digging out from a snowst 2006 Page #186  
dly. Perhaps what Walker and Burke saw was something not of standard shape, 2006 Page #191  
the puzzling object that witnesses saw streaking into Bellingham Bay...that 2006 Page #194  
ther researchers. However, I never saw any evidence of this The Library My  2006 Page #197  
t, several months previously, they saw a huge, black, triangular craft fly  2006 Page #199  
anned Family Day visits, but never saw as much as we did that day with UNLV 2006 Page #199  
 their pick-up truck one night and saw unusual lights that drew their atten 2006 Page #200  
ts that drew their attention. They saw seven lights in a boomerang configur 2006 Page #200  
ome of the newspaper reporters and saw some of their video footage of local 2006 Page #201  
ing. From the balcony of my room I saw a large, round, red and white light  2006 Page #202  
en disappear. Another lady in Reno saw a total of nine oriental-looking 1VI 2006 Page #204  
s. Ufology's fifcieth anniversar y saw a glut of related publications as we 2007 Page #63  
 A 1976 effort from Phillip Morris saw wide placement in man1 major perioru 2007 Page #65  
dable beyond the ordinary." The ad saw wide distribution and appeared in Ti 2007 Page #74  
could transfer to my pc quickly. l saw probably about the top two thirds of 2007 Page #86  
p two thirds of this picture and I saw what looked like the earths hemisphe 2007 Page #86  
telemetry, no aerials. Just then l saw the mouse move on the screen and it  2007 Page #86  
o it would be the first thing they saw in the morning. MW: You didn't leave 2007 Page #89  
 looking there one of those that I saw a military cyber security newsletter 2007 Page #90  
se near the scrap-yard, Jack first saw the most aweinspiring aircraft ever  2007 Page #95  
hould look like. \Xfhen Jack first saw the official USAF photos of these ai 2007 Page #99  
incredjble discs that Jack Pickett saw at "t\facDill AFB in 1967. It can no 2007 Page #111  
 "Aying Saucers" that Jack Pickett saw at MacDill AFB in 1967. Mystery solv 2007 Page #111  
s the identical craft Jack Pickett saw at MacDill AFB in 1967. Through tele 2007 Page #114  
z, it became apparent that what he saw the large 116' diameter craft (see i 2007 Page #114  
ared: "chat's the exact aircraft I saw at \,'( right Patterson AFB". Warren 2007 Page #115  
d me sun wasn't quite down yet. We saw a streak come across the horizon. Th 2007 Page #121  
 still stand on the sidewalk. \Y/e saw two uucks sitting next to each ocher 2007 Page #122  
s. DeBow: How many other witnesses saw this fireball from the sky? Joe: You 2007 Page #123  
now I really don't know. \Xfhen we saw the streak come across the sky, ther 2007 Page #123  
y else in town ever said that they saw the same fireball? Joe: Where the to 2007 Page #123  
ut how after the fire you said you saw the vehicles rolling into town with  2007 Page #123  
ce cream and were heading back, we saw the military vehicles coming into to 2007 Page #124  
e of black cars that were shin). I saw a sticker on the door. 1t either sai 2007 Page #124  
sting part of this. Joe: \X/hen we saw the vehicles we were still down a t  2007 Page #124  
k about it? Joe: l don't th.ink he saw anything because he wasn't the only  2007 Page #125  
as the only one he never did. \Xfe saw a lot of fires up there, but never h 2007 Page #126  
d his family were camping and they saw an orangish-blue light streak across 2007 Page #127  
 In November 24, 1992, many people saw an ob1ect crash. One man was driving 2007 Page #128  
                                he saw an object impact into South Haven Pa 2007 Page #129  
and UFO Network) heard that people saw fire trucks in the park during the i 2007 Page #129  
 1986. The wimesses said that they saw flying spheres that appeared to be m 2007 Page #129  
agers went out to see the site and saw the ground burnt in an oval shape. T 2007 Page #129  
y had to leave. People at the site saw a big green luminous light; they tri 2007 Page #130  
 times as what people and military saw on the ships and wreckage. The next  2007 Page #131  
 covert mission was initiated that saw a "team" of what Riggs describes as  2007 Page #138  
his part of the country claim they saw an object which resembled a soccer b 2007 Page #141  
osion, the ground shook and people saw blue and orange bghts floating in a  2007 Page #149  
lt a tingling in hjs head. Then he saw an object the size of a car, bright  2007 Page #152  
 rught on a deserted country road, saw the glowing disc and cook__rru~ r.ho 2007 Page #156  
on of moving, white disc. The kids saw a large, flattened-egg-shaped object 2007 Page #166  
ying. I don't know which one of us saw it first, but one of us saw the obje 2007 Page #166  
 of us saw it first, but one of us saw the object in the sky glowing. Then  2007 Page #166  
 outside playing, so they actually saw it before we cLid because we heard t 2007 Page #167  
ject. ([ o his i\lom) You said you saw one kind of glance back at our direc 2007 Page #169  
n't that much time between when we saw it and went after it and when we saw 2007 Page #170  
w it and went after it and when we saw it on the ground - l mean it could n 2007 Page #170  
 Mom and Paul: Yeah, I'm sure they saw it for a long time before we did. Pa 2007 Page #171  
d reporting the same event that we saw. 1 was curious to get their rake on  2007 Page #172  
ears after he and his Mom and Aunt saw the disc at ground level on the Sand 2007 Page #174  
ill, Kirtland security guards also saw lights, or cliscs, land three differ 2007 Page #174  
anyon Manzano Weapons Storage Area saw glowing lights land inside the restr 2007 Page #176  
slightly less than five feet. They saw no visible portholes , doors, or mar 2007 Page #187  
ve notes of the strange objects he saw in the skies over El Llano. He share 2007 Page #191  
d of 'silver rain."' The lady then saw something shimmenng m the ground and 2007 Page #193  
le with our eyes startled, when we saw the disc explode in flames. It disin 2007 Page #194  
 late afternoon when they suddenly saw a huge object reflecting the sunljgh 2007 Page #196  
 looked up on a rainy rught, "they saw a disc swinging in the air as in dif 2007 Page #199  
ers rugh in the Andes Mountains. I saw with my own eyes how two luminous tr 2007 Page #200  
evada Test Site was a man who also saw the object in the air. He said that  2008 Page #9  
ing through I 0,000 [feet] when he saw a 'meteor' [quotes in original docum 2008 Page #9  
 who was in the right seat, nor 1, saw the source of the illumination ... T 2008 Page #10  
ght again. And this object which I saw was illuminated. It had a long lende 2008 Page #10  
that same report, Shields said, "I saw only a slender object. I don't know  2008 Page #10  
fter it. It was clearly defined. I saw it for a period of maybe one or two  2008 Page #10  
kind of a roar." He glanced up and saw a yellow-white flame going west, hea 2008 Page #11  
men got out of the truck. Robinson saw the light in the southeast and point 2008 Page #12  
 flying over. He said that he only saw a bright light but he didn't see any 2008 Page #13  
n. Both Bernini's wife and his son saw the light and his son said that he a 2008 Page #13  
ight and his son said that he also saw an object. He said that it was movin 2008 Page #13  
as so bright that people in Kansas saw it. There were those in Reno, Nevada 2008 Page #13  
in Reno, Nevada who also said they saw the flash. Kadesh thought that peopl 2008 Page #13  
rs in the local FAA control tower, saw the flash and told reporters that it 2008 Page #13  
ghts. When he got close enough, he saw that it had an oval shape and as it  2008 Page #14  
e out. According to his letter, he saw a disk-shaped craft that had been sm 2008 Page #14  
close to the ground so that dozens saw it and provided descriptions that do 2008 Page #16  
ho were there know the truth. They saw something from outer space and it wa 2008 Page #17  
rudge. Between 1948 (the year that saw the creation of Project Sign) and 19 2008 Page #23  
r strong before. The United States saw its own security sector overhaul wit 2008 Page #25  
two USAF security police patrolmen saw unusual lights outside the back gate 2008 Page #32  
eague who had been on night patrol saw a triangular-shaped UFO at fairlyhig 2008 Page #33  
ike. All the members of the patrol saw the UFO and, again, the description  2008 Page #33  
ions or knew "someone reliable who saw something." That's when I heard "som 2008 Page #42  
e and headed towards the mudflats. Saw what appeared to be an explosion (th 2008 Page #46  
t the front window of his home and saw something extraordinary on Sunday ni 2008 Page #48  
t as the Elk River Logging Camp. I saw four milita,y weapons carriers. Ther 2008 Page #51  
t into the area first and actually saw the object. In one version he photog 2008 Page #54  
ash. His drive was nomial until he saw glowing lights coming in a line from 2008 Page #58  
 numerous other people in the area saw the UFO. The story generated massive 2008 Page #67  
t Tern Hill barracks in Shropshire saw several UFOs fly directly over their 2008 Page #67  
WSA Toi·ver (weapons storage area) saw all kinds of lights in the air. They 2008 Page #71  
ghts in the air. They thought they saw something being beamed up in the air 2008 Page #71  
rted that residents in Orford Ness saw a fireball and other strange glowing 2008 Page #74  
Steffens and Airman John Burroughs saw strange, colorful lights hovering at 2008 Page #78  
nd-written statement about what he saw to the RAF Bentwaters Deputy Base Co 2008 Page #79  
lashing on and off Because I never saw anything like that coming from the w 2008 Page #79  
ing went away. Then John Burroughs saw more colored lights in the forest. B 2008 Page #83  
 a picture of this object that you saw?                                     2008 Page #84  
e WSA Tower (weapons storage area) saw all kinds of lights in the air. They 2008 Page #86  
ghts in the air. They thought they saw something being beamed up in the air 2008 Page #86  
at the (East) gate. They said they saw weird happenings . They said they sa 2008 Page #86  
 weird happenings . They said they saw something above the tree level. They 2008 Page #86  
level. They said they thought they saw something being lifted off the groun 2008 Page #86  
 eyewitness, Larry Warren, says he saw such an explosion of light while man 2008 Page #93  
N. Karelinski village the peasants saw to the Northwest, rather high above  2008 Page #98  
 Factory, facing north. I suddenly saw that directly to the north, over Onk 2008 Page #99  
nd it damaged some crops. Later we saw that many windows were shattered , a 2008 Page #100  
 National Socialism in Gemrnny and saw an armed Greater Germany as the most 2008 Page #126  
URPRIS£ THAT WAS NEVER USED ·Oh. I saw them three times!" SOME NIDS PROJECT 2008 Page #153  
technology. The nineteenth century saw some relatively minor changes. In ou 2009 Page #19  
s told to keep quiet about what he saw. Thereafter, Dahl declared it all a  2009 Page #30  
ter Dahl's sighting and claimed he saw a single saucer on his own. Dahl had 2009 Page #31  
body at the scene, Werner said: "I saw the creature [that] you 're talking  2009 Page #49  
o did look inside only briefly. He saw two swivel seats, an oval cabin, and 2009 Page #49  
taken to another location where he saw a "metallic ship," twentyfive to thi 2009 Page #49  
t pe,fectly clear that UFOs that I saw were structured machines moving unde 2009 Page #59  
ince. I believe the objects that I saw at close quarter were extraterrestri 2009 Page #59  
 one or more military eyewitnesses saw Burroughs either jump up on a craft  2009 Page #76  
 Right from the beginning, the men saw what they could not explain and some 2009 Page #77  
John Burroughs sketch of lights he saw on the first night of December 26, 1 2009 Page #78  
 was involved in the incidents and saw strange things that that is why they 2009 Page #79  
 is why they put me there and if I saw anything strange happening in the wo 2009 Page #79  
including Sgt. Adrian Bustinza. We saw something like lights, really bright 2009 Page #79  
 Halt asked me if that was what we saw the first night. I told him I wasn't 2009 Page #79  
inted off in the direction we last saw it. Then they jumped into the car an 2009 Page #82  
r and gave no indication that they saw anything. They posted me on that Eas 2009 Page #82  
ght long and told me to report ifl saw anything else and they all left."    2009 Page #82  
st Gate, Airmen LaPlume and Palmer saw a blue, green, red and yellow light  2009 Page #83  
ooking stright up at teh underside saw this which I felt at the time was a  2009 Page #84  
the stars and that was the last we saw of it.                               2009 Page #84  
s report stated that witnesses who saw the aliens "Were overwhelmed with a  2009 Page #138  
 conclusion that these individuals saw something. He stated the above has l 2009 Page #178  

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laugh at people any more when they say they’ve seen UFOs. I’ve seen one mys 2003 Page #7  
o win the war first. It goes on to say that when we have won the war the US 2003 Page #27  
nd reflected light." He went on to say that "coupled with experience, PLM g 2003 Page #50  
e atmosphere. The local Nike sites say they will not comment. They don't de 2003 Page #53  
ut they will not comment, and they say that they will issue a statement wit 2003 Page #53  
 the phenomena. State police there say there is a fire in the Kecksburg are 2003 Page #53  
ement, but also other eyewitnesses say that NASA took part in the investiga 2003 Page #59  
edged that, and the man went on to say how he was on one of the search team 2003 Page #63  
ress his gratitude, but all he can say is "It's beyond my..." Clark Cliffor 2003 Page #89  
 worried about something, wouldn't say what." The next morning, April 2, Fo 2003 Page #89  
his man knew everything, and might say anything. As such, forcing him out o 2003 Page #95  
include the enclosed, and can only say that these scrapings came from the e 2003 Page #103  
meone was out to get him. He would say that he had discovered a plan for al 2003 Page #141  
ment, though, comes from those who say, "Why would anyone be impressed by a 2003 Page #183  
vidence for fakery, rather than to say, "You haven't proven them to be auth 2003 Page #184  
 patent process. Many people also, say, "OK, but why still keep it secret T 2003 Page #185  
nt people are sincere in what they say—they just don't know! 182            2003 Page #186  
't know. Summing it all up I would say that the president is told, but that 2003 Page #189  
nt I will not deal with it. I will say, however, that I have spent a lot of 2003 Page #191  
 advisor, so I didn't know what to say. I tried to prove a negative afterwa 2003 Page #201  
ide to send Twining to NM? Did Ike say to George, "please get the Wedemeyer 2003 Page #209  
ves?" Or did Ike call Marshall and say "can you write me up a directive for 2003 Page #209  
 cetera. This is attached. I might say now that a portion of his directive  2003 Page #230  
 the Argentine border. We can only say that the Argentine and Uruguayan rad 2004 Page #8  
s they were fire balls. That is to say that these spheres became real balls 2004 Page #11  
assified *top secret*. / regret to say that I de net know what this latest  2004 Page #18  
 THEv WERE FIR,' RILLS. THAT IS To SAY THAT THESE sPmERFS erCAHE REAL PALL! 2004 Page #21  
E AND TO LOOK APTER THE PEOPLE YOU SAY HAVE MEN INJURED? MAL WELL. WE HAIM  2004 Page #24  
te in a rowboat, but the witnesses say that that was not the case. When it  2004 Page #37  
 a day's work, but that was not to say they were inured to it. When they ha 2004 Page #39  
th?" "Don't know what it is. Can't say as I care for it." Bradford replied. 2004 Page #39  
ff Writer, Ray MacLeod, went on to say that "we get hundreds of reports eve 2004 Page #41  
author Chris Styles, suffice it to say that should it eventually be publish 2004 Page #43  
e Shag Harbor crash and went on to say that at the same time, all kinds of  2004 Page #43  
rom in several years. He called to say he saw previews to Unsolved Mysterie 2004 Page #56  
HAT ABOUT ENTITIES? Doug Nolan did say he saw at least two. Again, to give  2004 Page #72  
ts were being returned: Fitch: You say that you had to return it (a piece o 2004 Page #95  
are to go beyond that point. I can say that it went into the hands of a hig 2004 Page #95  
y, it makes no sense that he would say that he received access to alien bod 2004 Page #98  
er. Q: Pardon me, sir, but did you say two feet? A: That is correct. I was  2004 Page #102  
ent on the witnesses and what they say. Len Stringfield sensed that the lar 2004 Page #106  
n reports Slide 6 WHAT THE NUMBERS SAY • 53 reports with aliens, some on si 2004 Page #109  
riends are careful about what they say on the phone. I am personally acquai 2004 Page #117  
al Conference What Do the Skeptics Say? So, if there have been numerous cra 2004 Page #121  
to these men and what they have to say later. But to begin, let's consider  2004 Page #133  
have been a fraud, which is not to say that actual autopsy film of alien be 2004 Page #137  
n there are numerous witnesses who say that he was. Those witnesses include 2004 Page #138  
.. or the source's documents. Some say bogus documents that essentially sta 2004 Page #140  
 telegram says is incendiary. Some say it mentions two sites, and that at o 2004 Page #141  
hether it is even a telegram. They say grainy photographic 138              2004 Page #141  
maybe the aliens did go away. Some say they were flown to Edwards Air Force 2004 Page #144  
 I was in the audience to hear him say it. Astronaut Gordon Cooper concurs, 2004 Page #146  
ing, when Beria Interrupted him to say, "My dear man, I know you're not gui 2004 Page #158  
n on television. At no time did he say it was the same, just similar. Of th 2004 Page #180  
n "Do you believe?" I would always say, "Yes, what are you crazy?" Question 2004 Page #181  
chic or UFOs? UFOs. I would always say yeah. I would always say, "What — Ar 2004 Page #181  
ld always say yeah. I would always say, "What — Are you nuts? You can't be  2004 Page #181  
 and said — and I expected them to say, "Like — what the hell are you guys  2004 Page #182  
ain my partner had enough sense to say "Hey! We were invited by Mr. Hatch b 2004 Page #183  
(General) George (Weinbrenner) and say, "Do you want to talk to these guys? 2004 Page #183  
l you." There is much more I could say about this amazing story but let me  2004 Page #185  
r Force that was running the show. Say what you will, we have had a number  2004 Page #191  
t right. You're right. Someone did say you can meet an alien down in New Me 2004 Page #196  
ential UFO knowledge. What I would say today is that all the presidents exc 2004 Page #197  
 Committee." • The four paragraphs say we need a classified intelligence pr 2004 Page #210  
ities, however... Well, let's just say that the jury is still out. As Stan  2004 Page #223  
OONS WOULD MAKE (MN)*****nEXT THEY SAY PR OF WEATHER BALLOONS WOULD WORK Li 2004 Page #229  
ith wire service teletypes. Can we say without certainty one of these other 2004 Page #237  
 on the forensic evidence. When we say the words and "original MJ-12 docume 2004 Page #243  
y sixties appropriate? Can someone say that this sort of procedure did exis 2004 Page #253  
wed by researches, the girls would say chat the strange bumps on the creatu 2005 Page #31  
ht of 20 January 1996. \Xfitnesses say that the officer might have died of  2005 Page #33  
range visitors had coached them co say. But they refused co compl~·- \X/het 2005 Page #35  
rove anything. \\lhatever I had to say, I've already said." Then he left th 2005 Page #35  
owing signs of life. He refused to say that the creature seemed to breathe. 2005 Page #36  
"shaped Like a uain car," he would say laterwith four lights around it. Sta 2005 Page #37  
hit, the ground rumbled and as you say, he probably did run to his mother.  2005 Page #69  
feature."' 'WHAT DID THE GEOLOGIST SAY ABOUT THE ARTIFICIALITY OF THE TRIAN 2005 Page #70  
easonably countered. It is fair to say that we "know" it. Beyond this bare  2005 Page #77  
y single prognosticator. Except to say that, the proverbial srur will rut t 2005 Page #85  
to Living that idea. It is fair to say that the past cenrury saw more scien 2005 Page #87  
d the Cold ll1/' or. It is fair to say that in 1941 Albert Einstein was the 2005 Page #92  
nall y to Mr. Moise, 1 am happy to say, but I interviewed this person ... t 2005 Page #99  
and UFOs gunpowder barrel. Hence l say: let the spacemen come; they might s 2005 Page #103  
ountless other individuals. Can we say with certainty that his death was th 2005 Page #104  
igious believers believe what they say, this is the message they profess. B 2005 Page #117  
hed our planet. How ridjculous! So say the keepers of convention. They give 2005 Page #117  
"I'll neYer make fun of people who say thev've seen unidentified flying obj 2005 Page #119  
cret UFO intelligence unit. We can say this: General Marshall's call for a  2005 Page #124  
rmer congressional aide, typically say, "I've looked at countless numbers o 2005 Page #130  
rash event is less probative than, say, a tissue sample of an extraterrestr 2005 Page #135  
nt? What does the case or document say in relation to what was known then a 2005 Page #136  
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rash retrieval stories would be to say nothing and let the whole issue fade 2005 Page #139  
d the world. And the rest, as they say, is history. There have been numerou 2005 Page #146  
\ Mexico in August 1945 when, they say, they literaLiy stumbled across the  2005 Page #153  
ip manufacturing. Baca and Padilla say they are planning an expedition to i 2005 Page #158  
in one of the pictures. He did not say whether these were photos or drawing 2005 Page #165  
al UFO sighting, but he goes on to say that the Canaclian government's Proj 2005 Page #172  
e fake MJ-12 documents? Why do you say SETI stands for Silly Effort To Inve 2006 Page #4  
t land on the White House lawn and say "take me to your leader"?            2006 Page #4  
 They are also real. 7. WHY do you say SETI stands for Silly Effort to Inve 2006 Page #11  
nd guess aliens? They persistently say there is no evidence for UFOs, but a 2006 Page #11  
government. I am careful in what I say; I don't break the law in seeking cl 2006 Page #12  
crashed Told to leave tha area and say nothing Another source leads him to  2006 Page #26  
 of contact is, as Mr. Spock would say, illogical. The organizers of the Co 2006 Page #70  
ith a 'Green Monster welcome sign' say there was nothing to the story or th 2006 Page #91  
a." Another headline read, "Police Say Braxton Monster Product of 'Mass Hys 2006 Page #99  
emarkable was what Prescott had to say next: "Sometime later we joined up w 2006 Page #123  
now? James Prescott isn't going to say anything [on the record]; he'd be ki 2006 Page #124  
evidence of one man, but all I can say is that everything I've collected si 2006 Page #124  
ie. He's sorry; he doesn't want to say anything further for the moment, bec 2006 Page #125  
ent, because he's too afraid. As I say, they don't know for certain that it 2006 Page #125  
he was fascinated by what I had to say because of something which had happe 2006 Page #125  
 down from the mountain and didn't say anything more. Nothing about who bro 2006 Page #127  
him immediately." (20) Needless to say, the fact that Tony Dodd was not rel 2006 Page #128  
His comments were illuminating, to say the least. "Even to you, Nick, I can 2006 Page #130  
y careful with every single word I say, because I know that every word, eve 2006 Page #131  
) Bottom line, government insiders say that the Majestic-12 group under Pre 2006 Page #141  
 listen in on something, but don't say nothing.' So we opened up the COMNET 2006 Page #144  
 YOU CONTACTED THEM, WHAT DID THEY SAY? WHAT DID YOU HEAR THEM SAY? They we 2006 Page #146  
D THEY SAY? WHAT DID YOU HEAR THEM SAY? They were able to see every scope i 2006 Page #146  
PERIOR OFFICER COME RUNNING IN AND SAY, 'X IS GOING ON'? Yes, the commandin 2006 Page #149  
 it was no exercise. WHEN DID THEY SAY THAT? From the very get go. We conta 2006 Page #149  
Michigan: "First of all, I want to say I am very nervous about this and I w 2006 Page #151  
y nervous about this and I want to say I'm glad to be able to say something 2006 Page #151  
want to say I'm glad to be able to say something about this because 148     2006 Page #151  
T TIME, PAUL, DID YOUR FATHER EVER SAY TO YOU AS A FIVE TO SEVEN-YEAR-OLD T 2006 Page #152  
 we were working with — he did not say 'people,' but he said we are working 2006 Page #152  
path and the whole nine yards. YOU SAY 'X, Y, 0.' MOST PEOPLE WOULD SAY, 'X 2006 Page #152  
U SAY 'X, Y, 0.' MOST PEOPLE WOULD SAY, 'X, Y, Z.' No, it was X, Y, 0. X wa 2006 Page #152  
he Supervisor did), so I would not say anything. But my Dad's supervisor th 2006 Page #153  
ould happen to me if I was ever to say anything to anyone about what I was  2006 Page #153  
ry high chrome look to it. I would say size ranged anywhere from 15 feet ac 2006 Page #153  
ite at one time was five. WHEN YOU SAY STACKED, I HAVE IN MY MIND'S EYE THE 2006 Page #153  
ct, when they called, my Dad would say, 'This is D.' He'd go, 'Yes, sir, I  2006 Page #154  
HY WOULD SOMETHING ADVANCED, LET'S SAY IN TECHNOLOGY AND MIND, FLY OR MOVE  2006 Page #155  
s sort of veiny, I guess you could say, or just bumps. That is the best I c 2006 Page #159  
d ever seen and that's all I could say. It was definitely not a human and d 2006 Page #159  
U FEEL? I was in shock! What can I say? I did not want to believe it. I cou 2006 Page #159  
t come out with books and media to say Roswell did not happen. It hurts.' S 2006 Page #163  
 be a Crashed Saucer. What? Did he say a Crashed Saucer? Yes, he did. And h 2006 Page #174  
hed. But you could see for, oh I'd say, three to five hundred yards where i 2006 Page #176  
 usual, had a great many things to say about the origin of the human specie 2006 Page #181  
ng us blithely aside. For, so they say, we are the foolish outsiders, stupi 2006 Page #181  
 L - -. -.. . .-'· t • -· \Xie can say for certain that the Robenson Panel' 2007 Page #23  
d forge alliances. I would like to say a few things about this slippery not 2007 Page #34  
Os. On the ·whole, 1 would have to say that the picture is not very promisi 2007 Page #38  
t wa, to win works" and goes on to say, "Need an excuse to be weird? Capita 2007 Page #69  
' television ad campaign. l cannot say that Mr. Haas ever read "Proposed St 2007 Page #76  
qualifications. MW: When would you say you finished in your degree course?  2007 Page #78  
sroom scenario. It was one on one. Say a telecom engineer might need to kno 2007 Page #83  
 now is silly because people would say well why would someone \'Vant to acc 2007 Page #83  
missiJes. \X/hen they come our and say these things why the hell shouldn't  2007 Page #85  
the hackers at all. i\tfW: Can you say how you went about doing the work of 2007 Page #85  
ion in any way. Then they go on to say "damage by alteration of data" whjch 2007 Page #88  
erican air defence. I also used to say that it was no fault of American ser 2007 Page #89  
cution can and they are allowed to say "he's done this and chat" and you ar 2007 Page #91  
d to but isn't ideal. My dad would say (in Scottish accent) "It's your own  2007 Page #92  
                                   say the least. This leaves the very real 2007 Page #109  
st of my recollection, would be to say that is was kind of eggshaped. It wa 2007 Page #122  
e, you know the smoke, I shouldn't say the fire-the smoke-we could see the  2007 Page #122  
id. Not even my dad. My dad didn't say anything, in fact, I never e, en not 2007 Page #123  
icle finally came out, what did it say about the event? Joe: That it ,vas a 2007 Page #123  
assive fire was there. They didn't say why the town was closed down; the) j 2007 Page #123  
hey would fight a fire, they would say, "1 was plowing trees here" and "mad 2007 Page #125  
ing about the fire. Nothing. Don't say a word. You know usually they say th 2007 Page #125  
 say a word. You know usually they say they "plowed this stuff' and "put th 2007 Page #125  
time our dads came back and didn't say anything. Nothing . Whether or not t 2007 Page #125  
dult, and being an operaror, l can say that thing had to have weighed a mas 2007 Page #126  
ewed on the radio sa.id, "They can say what they want, but it is like 1 am  2007 Page #130  
to have refused to go on record to say it was a meteor. Was this a failed d 2007 Page #130  
cion of the structure. Needless to say, the photographs were carefully and  2007 Page #138  
 of," says Riggs. Riggs goes on to say that the photographs had been immedi 2007 Page #138  
 the Argentine border. We can only say that the Argentine and Uruguayan rad 2007 Page #141  
lights and seeing ... Mom: l would say there were at least six (other cars) 2007 Page #169  
re so quickly. It's hard reaily to say. Paul: What's amazing is that they g 2007 Page #171  
ns heard the Mexican spotter plans say that the small plane had been almost 2007 Page #186  
flections began to loosen, 1 can't say for sure if they were sparks or flas 2007 Page #196  
o be a refined alloy but we cannot say which one for certain." The next ste 2007 Page #196  
guishable yellowish color. I would say the object was just about divided in 2008 Page #10  
 heard a cable network news anchor say that she thought there was something 2008 Page #14  
e of the 9/11 attacks. Needless to say, the measures adopted to maintain na 2008 Page #25  
asic information" was profound, to say the very least. A Federal Bureau of  2008 Page #26  
cal RAF stations. In fact, I would say that the total number of reports eas 2008 Page #33  
defense point of view, you have to say that there 1s a potential UFO threat 2008 Page #34  
defense point of view, you have to say that there is a potential UFO threat 2008 Page #38  
s and police officers I knew would say nothing to make anyone suspect-they  2008 Page #42  
e was told by government people to say nothing." Mr. Lake declined my inter 2008 Page #46  
 to get out of there. They didn '1 say it ve,y politely either. " --~;i ,r~ 2008 Page #51  
ne about it, and then he would not say anything. " She was also aware Don B 2008 Page #53  
s ranges over the sea. Needless to say, one does not conduct tests involvin 2008 Page #66  
landed!" Jim Penniston would later say in interviews that after a call to t 2008 Page #80  
 later interviews, Burroughs would say: "Penniston and I were moving toward 2008 Page #80  
 copy all these years. If she was, say, 21 in 1947, she would have been 70  2008 Page #105  
r be incernational law, chat is to say, as it is conceived today, but somet 2008 Page #112  
conditions on these bodies , lec's say the moon, or the planet Mars, would  2008 Page #112  
 radar. But what do we do in lee's say ten years from now? When arcificial  2008 Page #114  
 found in these docll11ents. I can say no more. Good luck. Salina 109       2008 Page #115  
med incapable of defense ... I may say this today: If the wave of more than 2008 Page #130  
tion, wrote: "lt would be false to say [John D. Rockefeller] was the master 2008 Page #144  
ption. But it wouldn't be false to say the Rockefeller money has been used  2008 Page #144  
hiatry ... "It is not incorrect to say that a major segment of today's mode 2008 Page #144  
DON'T TALK. PEOPLE IN THE PENTAGON SAY THINGS AND THEY DON'T ALWAYS ACREE T 2008 Page #147  
rstand humankind's new tools. Some say the generation just past accomplishe 2009 Page #19  
superior and inferior to those of, say, extraterrestrial plasma weapons and 2009 Page #22  
nel access. The real FBI had final say over that series' cast, and one of i 2009 Page #32  
             Memorandum goes on to say: "future considerations relative to  2009 Page #37  
l proposals.23 NSAM 271 goes on to say that the cooperation was a direct ou 2009 Page #40  
e Top Secret Memorandum went on to say: [I] have instructed James Webb to d 2009 Page #41  
wholly skeptical commentator might say that Bethurum simply made up his sto 2009 Page #55  
you would see. WOW! Yeah! Yeah, to say the least. It was ve,y unusual. WERE 2009 Page #65  
nd our (human) capability. DID YOU SAY TO JOHN BURROUGHS THEN, 'THIS LOOKS  2009 Page #65  
 to touch. The temperature I would say was like 60 degrees F. YOU WERE FEEL 2009 Page #66  
ry officers in that meeting was to say, "It's a Brit affair that happened o 2009 Page #74  
ntelligently controlled. Now, I'll say one other thing -it's certainly poss 2009 Page #75  
pability to send down what I would say would be laser beams or something li 2009 Page #75  
ns Storage Area. SOME PEOPLE WOULD SAY THAT POWER, ARROGANCE AND GREED WERE 2009 Page #75  
HEY AFRAID OF? (laughs) I can just say there's a ve,y powe,ful force at wor 2009 Page #75  
hat? ALL BLOCKED. That's what they say. SO, WHO WOULD BE IN CONTROL IF PRES 2009 Page #75  
very special about what she had to say about UFO's. I didn't know how it wo 2009 Page #88  

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at Ile _himself a;id quoted him as sayin1, that he had received no lndt~1t1 2009 Page #184  

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ith UFO cases by the Air Force, by saying: "I would do it but before agreei 2003 Page #24  
dio broadcast, Murphy is quoted as saying, "The control tower at the Greate 2003 Page #54  
s in Greensburg, who was quoted as saying that the search, "uncovered absol 2003 Page #55  
662nd Radar Squadron was quoted as saying, "that as far as the department ( 2003 Page #55  
e ask is why are only a few people saying that nothing happened? Especially 2003 Page #57  
d cults and personalities had been saying that the "Space Brothers" were he 2003 Page #142  
ty gained control of the situation saying Ike was at the dentist after havi 2003 Page #192  
re today. Carter made an exception saying he would not release UFO records  2003 Page #196  
ught up this issue to Bill Clinton saying, "Why don't you 195               2003 Page #199  
ting on this even more frequently, saying that Bolivian authorities have ur 2004 Page #8  
, a misunderstanding was caused by saying that this disc was of Soviet orig 2004 Page #13  
 that was the case, the NSA wasn't saying, and no further evidence pertaini 2004 Page #14  
ot plant et Awoke." aoroilutted by saying; *VIM Argentina Is position to de 2004 Page #20  
y, Bill Case met me at the Aurora, saying there was something he wanted to  2004 Page #31  
se dates. Still here was the diver saying, well I remember diving on two UF 2004 Page #43  
 the man was talking about. He was saying that he was involved in an operat 2004 Page #43  
year. Chris' friend floored him by saying, "Oh yeah, the Shag Harbor crash. 2004 Page #44  
estions — I remember that Navy guy saying that "Bullets are cheap." The dif 2004 Page #49  
 family members, they remember him saying, 'I was one of the police officer 2004 Page #72  
d Armen that he could not help him saying, "I have no resources at all, no  2004 Page #99  
m the National Bureau of Standards saying it was not a natural stone. The p 2004 Page #102  
dman quotes Marcel at one point as saying the writing was pinkish-purple, a 2004 Page #137  
ly Clinton continued his remark by saying, "But if it did happen, the Air F 2004 Page #140  
es are required to sign a document saying that dissemination of the informa 2004 Page #170  
they got a phone call from Coleman saying the government had changed their  2004 Page #184  
ut let me end the Nixon segment by saying that in a conversation with Linda 2004 Page #185  
th PBS. Well in this process he is saying how much would you take, and woul 2004 Page #194  
rying to get me to meet with. I am saying I was supposed to have had a dial 2004 Page #194  
our concentration. .. And what I'm saying is — you all laughed when I said  2004 Page #197  
 credit. So, to paraphrase the old saying: if you can't satisfy everyone, y 2004 Page #214  
he margin is a pen written note to saying: 'What is DM doing?" Then on the  2004 Page #247  
eral refused to giYe an interview, saying: "\Xfhatever I had to declare, I  2005 Page #35  
 interview, Major Calza slipped by saying, "That was when we [the J\rmyl ca 2005 Page #36  
the base commander at Wright Field saying that: 'You're a member of Blue Bo 2005 Page #40  
nd Young. Werner explained this by saying that he had confused daces, and h 2005 Page #40  
written co Moise on March 21, 1955 saying: «\Xie appreciate being informed  2005 Page #97  
ost looks as if Freud was right in saying there is a death instinct when on 2005 Page #102  
ught the piece we had taken co me, saying he clid not want to get his dad i 2005 Page #157  
ing it." This article concludes by saying, "Make no mistake about it, anti- 2005 Page #172  
echnology to cake us to the stars, saying that "we now have the technology  2005 Page #175  
ple have lied with regard to UFOs. Saying some UFOs are of ET origin, of co 2006 Page #4  
d, such as the Queen and the Pope, saying that indeed SOME UFOs are ET spac 2006 Page #9  
n out Stan Friedman, if what he is saying about a Cosmic Watergate and over 2006 Page #12  
ave for the wrr"kage. But he's not saying too much about what he expects to 2006 Page #44  
on't know if he believes what he's saying. But the timing was certainly int 2006 Page #126  
e early 1980s. "I do remember Mick saying that when he had first told me th 2006 Page #127  
ate in a non-fiction book, are you saying that there is more going on behin 2006 Page #130  
 UFOS ON RADAR? Yeah. AND SOMEBODY SAYING THIS DID NOT HAPPEN? Right. For s 2006 Page #148  
E KIND OF OFFICIAL NOTICE CAME OUT SAYING, 'FORGET ALL OF THAT. IT WAS JUST 2006 Page #150  
 Breaks. All I can remember my Dad saying was, 'Oh, my God!' The techs all  2006 Page #154  
ssador. Acheson ended his story by saying that, after he arrived at the Whi 2006 Page #167  
TV news, is quoted in rus obituary saying, "I wdn't raise an eyebrow about  2007 Page #13  
vant excerpt begins with one voice saying "Does anyone believe in UFOs?" Af 2007 Page #75  
orating than the lessons. I am not saying that about you I am saying that a 2007 Page #79  
 am not saying that about you I am saying that about me. \X'hat about Girlf 2007 Page #79  
ut it. If such serious people were saying that we had such advanced technol 2007 Page #85  
 were open and there were no signs saying Nlilirary Base keep out. You coul 2007 Page #88  
here be any kind of vilid case for saying that someone could have any reaso 2007 Page #88  
ad. I would sometimes start off by saying that 911 was an inside job and th 2007 Page #89  
military cyber security newsletter saying that they had tracked down and st 2007 Page #90  
 patch on the side of it. Now 1 am saying that I remember it was NASA but b 2007 Page #124  
ol. l remember my mom on the phone saying "this is totally ridiculous for a 2007 Page #126  
he Kennedy's, Pataki paused before saying: 'I may have."' That Dorothy Kilg 2007 Page #136  
iglio . Of course, it goes without saying that if Kennedy had secretly impa 2007 Page #136  
ting on this even more frequently, saying that Bolivian authorities have ur 2007 Page #141  
ul: It must have been like we were saying earlier. It was still glowing, so 2007 Page #170  
he radios, the Mexicans were heard saying that they had found a second cras 2007 Page #186  
eople thought this was the same as saying that there were only 8 individual 2008 Page #64  
ase Shift Commander?) and they are saying, 'What's your E.T. A?' [ Estimate 2008 Page #86  
Larry Warren and Peter Robbins, as saying: "I did drive Williams to an F-16 2008 Page #88  
most reports and dismissed others, saying, "All non-explained sightings are 2008 Page #133  
 assassination related documents , saying their release would cause "extrem 2009 Page #34  
 2009, YOU ARE GOING ON THE RECORD SAYING THAT WHAT YOU ENCOUNTERED IN REND 2009 Page #74  
 stories over the years coming out saying I jumped on something or I was dr 2009 Page #78  
and he did co,?firm that what I am saying is true. He remembers talking to  2009 Page #80  
al computer network and quotes him saying "I think Tass is exploring its ne 2009 Page #138  
ch quoted most reliable sources as saying that research on such an offensiv 2009 Page #159  
 may not be amplified further than saying that things pertaining to it are  2009 Page #159  
ty Civil Engineering Department as saying: The new secret weapon mentioned  2009 Page #159  
eapon reported from New Zealand as saying that the weapon exists and that f 2009 Page #160  
 Cincinnati , is further quoted as saying that the weapon was not connected 2009 Page #160  
ss in Cincinnati and quoted him as saying that he worked on the weapon in N 2009 Page #160  
Herald Tribune quotes Snodgrass as saying that the Navy holds all reports o 2009 Page #160  
. Later a dispatch quoted Leech as saying he received the honor for his wor 2009 Page #167  
 may not be amplified further than saying that things pertaining to it are  2009 Page #172  
 _;,aid \Vets ''as awe- 1 Leech as saying the weapon was some in its eftect 2009 Page #181  

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l version, appeared on a BBC video sayjng, "That day there was a malformed  2005 Page #35  

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!Ject oI elcctnc: '_thcr quol!d 35 saylii1: that u1c;cutTcnts on the h~inan 2009 Page #184  

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ssl'rtcct •'OthN m1tioni. may find saylnl:' hi~ ,ve11pon "'"s an e!tect,~e  2009 Page #183  

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ecret and signed by FDR. This memo says that before we can exploit these "s 2003 Page #27  
ity outside of Kecksburg. Romansky says that his fire company was dispatche 2003 Page #60  
s surrounded by scaffolding. Myron says that once it was determined that he 2003 Page #62  
and Presidential candidate Wallace says "I insist, if there is a genuine em 2003 Page #87  
 attendance. "You deserve it Jim," says Truman as he pins the metal on the  2003 Page #89  
 of Defense Louis Johnson. Johnson says that Forrestal "looks fine" and sho 2003 Page #90  
iatrist (Captain) George M. Raines says that the Secretary took his life 'i 2003 Page #92  
ther, the Guide to Uncommon Metals says, "Bismuth is one of the few metals  2003 Page #106  
t Is Radar Weather Gadget Airforce Says '— Platter Picked^, 5" HER ALD W/£X 2003 Page #119  
 ” Re M J-12 paper* "The Air Force says the document is bogus... and CFO ex 2003 Page #135  
ansformation in Paul Bennewitz. He says, "Between May and June, his demeano 2003 Page #144  
ret Memo in Dept of Transportation says: - Flying saucers exist - Most high 2003 Page #161  
urity regulations. What the Manual Says This Slide 9 summarizes some of the 2003 Page #171  
gories, gives them a code name and says where to ship each kind. This table 2003 Page #176  
ONY CLAIMS OF FAKERY □ "Gnvernment says they are fake" □ "There is ne preve 2003 Page #186  
ain feature □ The footnote imprint says that MJ-12 paid for the printing 11 2003 Page #188  
y when the president stands up and says, "Some UFOs are not of this world"  2003 Page #189  
a) whereas the Wedemeyer directive says, "make appraisal of the situation t 2003 Page #206  
he fact that the Twining directive says, "when your mission in New Mexico i 2003 Page #207  
x Obgrru So are iirirwi af flail — says 1 sMak — aaald deal site tto a£teat 2003 Page #221  
ne "Der Fliger," Dr. Waldemar Beck says that a flying saucer which recently 2004 Page #12  
 last night [April 18] at 9:30. He says it was going straight up. The capta 2004 Page #32  
enomena" described? Andrew Kissner says it was: "A radar target that instan 2004 Page #64  
ket changed course. Andrew Kissner says his White Sands military officer so 2004 Page #64  
n U. S. But the truth was, Kissner says, that May 29, 1947 event, was the A 2004 Page #67  
pt delaying lift-off. Andy Kissner says: At 7:15 p.m. MST, on May 29, 1947, 2004 Page #67  
1 talks about "captured" craft and says wreckage may be result of "military 2004 Page #128  
s, although as Stan Friedman often says, it is a race with the undertaker.  2004 Page #130  
 interpreted in its darkest light, says this is exactly what has been happe 2004 Page #132  
he debate about what that telegram says is incendiary. Some say it mentions 2004 Page #141  
t the Pentagon. The first thing he says to us was, "You know if you come ac 2004 Page #183  
 to your commanding officer and he says "don't go any further with it. I wi 2004 Page #185  
ith a choice like that and someone says "We would like you to involve yours 2004 Page #190  
m and be part of a production that says this is a production of the United  2004 Page #194  
a call that said "We're sorry — he says it's off." And I said "Why?" And he 2004 Page #196  
t's off." And I said "Why?" And he says "He just says it's off." In yet ano 2004 Page #196  
I said "Why?" And he says "He just says it's off." In yet another case, Rob 2004 Page #196  
ability against chance • Intuitive says... • Overall Conclusions Analysis M 2004 Page #198  
 death • Remote Viewing ...Psychic says..                                   2004 Page #198  
ability against chance • Intuitive says... • Overall Conclusions 198        2004 Page #201  
one craft, captured one. • It also says Wright Field has a new biological l 2004 Page #210  
 — and the anonymous source who he says showed it to him — has actually see 2004 Page #221  
 based recovery crews (MN) A ****O says ADD LAND SCAVENGER CREWS Line 9 (M) 2004 Page #229  
her reference to Donald Menzel. It says: "I hope that DM keeps his big mout 2004 Page #247  
stent. "They tried to silence me," says Luzia. But she still wouldn't give  2005 Page #36  
ot who has asked for anonymity. He says he has knowledge of an underground  2005 Page #71  
, "I 945, there is no doubt," Baca says. He and Jose were looking for a los 2005 Page #154  
ientist, Bill Uhouse of Las Vegas, says that he designed flight simulators  2005 Page #164  
tak, one of the noisier SETI, guys says there is nobody at ZR 1 or ZR 2, be 2006 Page #6  
as called Project Moon Dust. Stone says he was initially given training in  2006 Page #16  
trieval teams up until 1989. Stone says that the Guidebook was to be used i 2006 Page #19  
ation. Tha was in July of 1952.' • Says that it is not the USAF but "a smal 2006 Page #25  
ccupants ' Mew of MJ-12 since 1947 Says Steinman is •delvin9 into an area t 2006 Page #27  
ight-Pat in the early 1950S Walker says 'yes, I attended meetings concernin 2006 Page #27  
 recovery operations, etc , Walker says. 'lam sure that I have notes concer 2006 Page #27  
e contact (12 years at Groom Lake) says. "Absolutely, positively. [UFOs] ex 2006 Page #27  
d on that?" -No, I can't.' • Later says. 'Nye have things in the Nevada des 2006 Page #27  
American attitude more aggressive. says Sokolov they set up some 30 radar s 2006 Page #28  
. F-15 from Scott AFB seen in USAF says mishap was pursuit caused by bad we 2006 Page #28  
rumored tetie env. Cariuccrt rnond says •foirow tee 3•id they ret0k943 triv 2006 Page #30  
osts can't be verified. GAO report says 0, . netit. ',SAME Semce 7.4.551411 2006 Page #32  
Valley, it's so darned hot. Meyers says it was 136 that day. Mighty quiet t 2006 Page #44  
t, including Matthew Williams, who says: "I spoke to Tony Dodd at the Cardi 2006 Page #123  
 that he'd end up losing it. "Tony says that he has checked the credentials 2006 Page #124  
ed contacted by officialdom: "Tony says that he thinks that Prescott is per 2006 Page #124  
f the things that can happen if he says anything. And now, Prescott has sai 2006 Page #124  
 thins out. One unconfirmed report says the disk was eventually transferred 2006 Page #135  
right-Patterson A.F. Base. Another says that the disk was either transferre 2006 Page #135  
l Craft and Entities AND YET, BILL SAYS WITHIN THREE OR FOUR DAYS, SOME KIN 2006 Page #150  
ppen. So, Howard calls me over and says, 'Come on in.' I go in there, right 2006 Page #157  
 returning Acheson's call. The log says nothing about the subject of any ph 2006 Page #167  
han upon memories years afterward, says the unidentified objects were appro 2006 Page #168  
y based on an Air Force statement, says the radar target was from a single  2006 Page #169  
he northeastern "top" of Maine. It says nothing about unknown aircraft over 2006 Page #169  
r alert? After all, the government says they aren't real. And, if you can't 2006 Page #173  
 few things and call you later,"34 says "Space Defense." There appears to b 2006 Page #185  
 completely smooth. The object, he says, was embedded at the edge of a smal 2006 Page #187  
ting at an Australian airport. She says that she may have had missing time, 2006 Page #204  
e U.S. have a free press. The myth says that reporters are aggressive in th 2007 Page #8  
at is going on the world, the myth says, all we need to do is turn on CNN.  2007 Page #8  
o do is turn on CNN. The myth also says that the media have an adversarial  2007 Page #8  
zine for Christmas week, 1944. 1 t says that reports by pilots of silvercol 2007 Page #17  
 NYT in which President Eisenhower says he's been assured by the Air Force  2007 Page #24  
uthor Vernon Bowen ■ What the book says ■ Markings on the returned book ■ F 2007 Page #42  
uthor Vernon Bowen ■ What the book says ■ Markings on the returned book ■ F 2007 Page #49  
raw up into a large UFO, the woman says ''You'd better ring the Royal." Acc 2007 Page #71  
ground consensus fol.lows. le then says, "America is hosting EBEs!" "\X hat 2007 Page #75  
report under the headline, "Report Says Earth's Civilization M.ight Topple  2007 Page #76  
. :.M\X/: Yeah I think hacker lore says ,cNever hack your own country" . 1  2007 Page #89  
ook bad is from the very end which says "I will continue to disrupt at the  2007 Page #89  
id, like an ark would be made of," says Riggs. Riggs goes on to say that th 2007 Page #138  
ht place on-foot to check it out." says Riggs. Significantly, however, he m 2007 Page #138  
ound their way to the site." Riggs says that his father was given access to 2007 Page #138  
              Riggs elaborates and says: "This is what my dad raid me; so I 2007 Page #139  
only go on that." With that, Riggs says that a lengthy report was filed by  2007 Page #139  
as the Ararat Anomaly. However, he says that his father made it clear r~ hi 2007 Page #139  
weapons were stored. The complaint says that on August 8, 1980, three poLic 2007 Page #176  
cisco Dominguez de la Rosa. "Pilot Says Plane Was Controlled by UFOs." MUFO 2007 Page #192  
neral" and that it's artificial-he says "probably man-made." Dr. Taylor's o 2007 Page #197  
nvestigated UFOs for the MoD. Pope says: "I arrived at the office at about  2008 Page #33  
ular craft SLIDE# 24 Jim Penniston says he had a camera and notebook in whi 2008 Page #82  
good friends with Col. Halt. Chris says, 'What happened, Colonel? ' Halt go 2008 Page #88  
He was coming up towards me and he says, 'Let's go!' And the three of us wa 2008 Page #89  
lk back to you and tell me what it says. 8: It says, 'Come to me.' Hypnothe 2008 Page #89  
ou and tell me what it says. 8: It says, 'Come to me.' Hypnotherapist 1988: 2008 Page #89  
military eyewitness, Larry Warren, says he saw such an explosion of light w 2008 Page #93  
modem physics. Mathematical theory says that if matter approaches the speed 2008 Page #95  
ff. There is a note in pencil that says, "original carbon." It is reasonabl 2008 Page #109  
on slide 36 at face value, he also says he worked for Angleton, and that th 2008 Page #110  
mittal note on Slide 5. The leaker says they have been "keeping the UFO com 2008 Page #110  
 as well. In a handwritten note it says, •oo NOT REMOVE FROM SAFE and signe 2008 Page #119  
J3 Cover note is relevant ■ Leaker says he worked for Angleton ■ Says MJ-12 2008 Page #120  
aker says he worked for Angleton ■ Says MJ-12 connects with JFK's murder l  2008 Page #120  
s an action bandied" "THE PENTAGON SAYS NOTHING " IT'S A BUILDING AND BUILD 2008 Page #147  
Cff')t1 SU.TU rtlUhl "THE PENTAGON SAYS ..... " THE BIGGEST FAILURES Of UFO 2008 Page #147  
Garrison's investigation . It also says that Crisman walked away with a $20 2009 Page #33  
x other members of the Project. It says on the cover page: As you must know 2009 Page #39  
ill film that Sgt. James Penniston says he used in his camera to photograph 2009 Page #60  
d Security Control. John Burroughs says recently he has learned from their  2009 Page #63  
 YOU REME!vfBER WHAT HE SAID? John says, 'We have a UFO here.' And I said,  2009 Page #65  
as an Air Force police officer and says nothing strange ever happened until 2009 Page #77  
 the atom bomb. The Herald Tribune says it reached Snodgrass in Cincinnati  2009 Page #160  
n that he would not go," the paper says. "He would not discuss its nature o 2009 Page #160  
 weapon sn1ci 1? outr1val the atom says i:hared !n th!? c.evclopmen t Snode 2009 Page #184  
·1 - 1 would not go," the-)13.rl?r says. and c11tiuusla..sm for :\l?l"O• dy 2009 Page #184  

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 lJI'!) ~!a,,' i1C!i, -"t Circlinq Sa~cer ,_. • •M' un-u~u ,,.,,.,..,,      2009 Page #126  

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1, ~rtla~~ merged with Manzano and Sa~dia Base, its neighbors to the east,  2007 Page #162  

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crediting man's accomplishments by sa~~ng that certain technological develo 2005 Page #163  

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\''-S pi)rtcd from New Ztal:ind as sa·ln.1: 111 a prepared ~ddrc.ss ~~fore  2009 Page #183  

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 Chile Radii, Warta Network in Spa sb 1030 ON? It Kay 78 TY r:Itte] agenGS  2004 Page #20  

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- .hr "I l(H rash al Ro.wiir * TOP SBCRET • EYES OSLY COPY ONE OP ONE . SUB 2003 Page #132  

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m of rehabilitation and stabiliza- sc tlonj that is, I think its terms are  2003 Page #230  
SR Majestic 12 David P. E. Pace, D.Sc. Copyright 2004 David P. E. Pace Scop 2004 Page #152  
')JCOll'f}:t..'S from rl.'Jln1 -of SC!fflCc-fiction, n,.,y be kl"Y to dcl.' 2005 Page #30  
Funded Opporturuaes ■ Politics and Sc:mdal m late 1986 ■ .AJTL'lzing Encoun 2008 Page #164  
,.\Jr,[O ~~ti ,-..._ 1t.:Te..'-S.L SC"-lt:C4.!..tu•fi SCAM J..Cit stvr•Al.. 2009 Page #116  
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1'ocestj E!n I P t T D .) L h nt I Sc! I•~ ere.phi) c: cnia,:rd In surch• , 2009 Page #163  

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e birthday honors list of group of sc1enL1st.s 1hat devel-King George VI in 2009 Page #181  

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amory•ams arm*. adaWao.A. Sai Wads SCA* lit4.4414 ear. weoar4.1.40 44‘, Anw 2006 Page #32  

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 in i'vfay 1978. A formerly-Secret Scace Department airgram asserts: "Preli 2005 Page #143  
r of the Office of Security ar the Scace Department ; \'(liJliam F. Tompkin 2007 Page #137  

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oned-the unique Office of Chief of Scaff (OCS) file numbers in the upper-le 2005 Page #123  

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e markings which was surrounded by scaffolding. Myron says that once it was 2003 Page #62  
 odd metallic object surrounded by scaffolding in the building where it was 2003 Page #68  

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hjcl, censorship is just the first scage. Once people have been kept from l 2007 Page #15  

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porb ~!d the ~«-rrt", on n limited scAI'. r1nil adder.: 1\r:1rc,n oUl?:\al, 2009 Page #183  

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ad to an appreciation of the sheer scale of this aspect of the larger UFO c 2004 Page #4  
h purely implanted ones. Given the scale of such a claim, I continued to wo 2004 Page #51  
enon which seems linked to a large scale genetic harvest of this planet. SL 2004 Page #79  
inadequate in dealing with a large scale outbreak of the alien virus." 78   2004 Page #81  
etecting instruments right off the scale. Smith's statement to the press wa 2004 Page #87  
 each category there is five point scale which, when multiplied by the weig 2005 Page #135  
 space application. Probabl) large scale space operations would have to awa 2005 Page #171  
e. In my lectures I review 5 large scale scientific studies and ask after e 2006 Page #4  
aos. We are not very good at large scale economic changes in a hurry. Think 2006 Page #10  
lways avoid dealing with the large scale scientific studies. Check 8        2006 Page #11  
iciet?-) Theft • On a breathtaking scale. • Presumable into many private ba 2006 Page #32  
res as best they could recall. The scale of my map precluded a high degree  2006 Page #80  
e resembled the impact crater. The scale of the excavation would have been  2006 Page #85  
inadequate in dealing with a large scale outbreak of the alien virus." Thes 2006 Page #105  
r between 3.5 and 4 on the Richter scale. In response to questions posed by 2006 Page #120  
been deceived. A deception of this scale would have co be a calculated and  2007 Page #127  
 and ongoing discussions about the scale 19                                 2008 Page #25  
een compromised on a truly massive scale. Nevertheless, the trend begun by  2008 Page #32  
ated , collectively and on a large scale. 26                                2008 Page #32  
result on a large and catastrophic scale following the introduction of "ext 2008 Page #36  
space vehicles poses a chreac on a scale which makes it absolutely necessar 2008 Page #114  
prising, frightening, and large in scale. When confronted with something gr 2009 Page #20  
l at a specific place on a limited scale, and added: "Instead of allowing r 2009 Page #162  
s proposed. To cater for the small scale work, designed to determine the pr 2009 Page #165  
d carrying out the tests employing scale models. One time we were utilizing 2009 Page #176  

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f a white snake. COULD YOU DISCERN SCALES? No, not really. But you could te 2006 Page #158  

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at dinner party ■ Old Kodak photo, scalloped edges ■ Two people holding up  2003 Page #35  

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d Kodak, with the little lines and scallops around it. There were two men h 2003 Page #35  

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e serrated edge in contrast to the scalpel cut he made to excise the tissue 2004 Page #78  
s what came to be known as a laser scalpel in modern Earth medicine. SLIDE  2004 Page #78  
n Earth medicine. SLIDE #44: Laser scalpel On Page 47 of his book, Col. Cor 2004 Page #78  

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 Dave "The Aztec New Mexico Saucer Scam" New Mexicans for Science and Reaso 2004 Page #224  
_ 1t.:Te..'-S.L SC"-lt:C4.!..tu•fi SCAM J..Cit stvr•Al.. 1Jo1J~uns eero,.r  2009 Page #116  

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sc was found in the deep rock-coal scams in Norwegian coalmines on Spitsber 2004 Page #14  

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rris was reviewing Stan Friedman's scan of the Ramey/DuBose negative when h 2004 Page #231  
fore mentioned code words, see the scan of documents below: The text reads: 2004 Page #251  
ost import.ant casks from the very scan. Top media ex ecutives maintain ed  2007 Page #11  
nts were scanned and read from the scan into a Microsoft Word document. To  2008 Page #106  
ch J. Speckin, Forensic Chemist. A scan of the watermark may be included. T 2008 Page #109  

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 was brought down by the Watergate scandal. Almost everything else he did a 2004 Page #180  
ence and initiated the Iran-Contra scandal, seen widely as an attempt to st 2008 Page #142  

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cer that year, Reich immigrated to Scandinavia. Here he continued with his  2005 Page #89  

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 few meters in front of them. They scanned the waters for whatever had come 2004 Page #35  
nible on a 16 x 20 print. First, I scanned the image at 2400 dots per inch, 2004 Page #226  
nd written material was Xeroxed or scanned, and the two combined. And there 2006 Page #12  
For over an hour, the shoreline is scanned for radioactivity. No positive r 2006 Page #185  
s have now been decontaminated and scanned onto CD-ROMs. Many UFO researche 2008 Page #64  
st. The Oppenheimer documents were scanned and read from the scan into a Mi 2008 Page #106  

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of artifact Discovery of gold wire Scanning electron microscope Magnificati 2003 Page #43  
nfrared spectroscopy, differential scanning calorimetry, polarized light mi 2003 Page #49  
 light microscopy and the use of a scanning electron microscope. The equipm 2003 Page #49  
alyze unusual materials. He used a scanning electron microscope to examine  2003 Page #100  
nd polished cross-section with the scanning electron microscope and energy  2003 Page #104  
a high bismuth content." Figure 9. Scanning electron microscope photograph  2003 Page #105  
 darker shades of grey. Figure 10. Scanning electron microscope photograph  2003 Page #105  
y zone by the Bolivian government. Scanning the CIA's declassified UFO file 2004 Page #8  
al facility, where three different scanning electron microscopes were used  2005 Page #157  
           Using my blank password scanning technique 1 got into Johnson Sp 2007 Page #86  
 in them and did m) blank password scanning technique for all those machine 2007 Page #86  
 GM: If you hadn't spent all night scanning them for the blank passwords in 2007 Page #87  
rranged for two rufferenr rests: a scanning electron microscope (SEM), whic 2007 Page #199  
X-ray fluorescence spectrum; and a scanning ion mass spectroscope (SIMS) or 2007 Page #199  

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ering? In a sense most engineering scans as reverse engineering as inventor 2005 Page #163  

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s as it no longer poses a national scanty threat aid mak e t he technology  2006 Page #27  

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of a comet, meteorite, or shooting scar. Reich reported the sighting to the 2005 Page #95  
lso appeared to show F-80 Shooting Scar, F-86 Saber and F-100 Super Saber j 2007 Page #99  

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 COVEE3 Restricted with Top Secret scarce but examples exist War Office log 2003 Page #172  
 1960s, and the 1970s. They become scarce after that, but this is surely no 2005 Page #74  
nd l 960's, authentic works remain scarce, and bibliographic indebtedness w 2009 Page #24  

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

t with the YF-12A incident. It was scarcely mentioned, even in local newspa 2006 Page #87  
tunately, is habit-forming. We can scarcely imagine bow we could get along  2009 Page #20  

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 Flatwoods Monster Incident saucer scare." This was in reference to the Jul 2006 Page #96  
Could you handle it?' 'No.' Did it scare you?' Would it be old news in two  2006 Page #163  
st a reply ASAP. The Department of Scare was not the only branch of gO\·ern 2007 Page #141  

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

nt were carefully made without the scare-mongering of "War of the Worlds",  2006 Page #10  

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

e a lot of other guys. We were ... scared, Burroughs drew his weapon on it  2004 Page #50  
e the United States government was scared that if the public knew that some 2004 Page #79  
 inside one of the craft must have scared President Truman and his colleagu 2004 Page #80  
 U.S. government have been running scared since at least 1947 — and trying  2004 Page #82  
k, shiny, wee and oily substance . Scared as the) were, the three witnesses 2005 Page #31  
g the bushes somed1ing that nearly scared her out of her wits. It was a cre 2005 Page #34  
ide of the road. The young man was scared and drove away as fast as he coul 2005 Page #35  
he ground shook for 15 minutes. It scared the heck out of his mother. She t 2005 Page #68  
 tl1e idea of aliens here on Earth scared her, and such fear is probably a  2005 Page #86  
sh Meadows, Devils Hole area) that scared him pretty badly. RM: What did he 2006 Page #47  
g landed, a plane or something: it scared him. RM: Was it a regular-looking 2006 Page #47  
ne of the radar site. I got really scared because they were flashing differ 2006 Page #154  
aft landings near their coral that scared the horses. The number of experie 2006 Page #199  
 en noticed my dad ever even being scared before. When he came home he alwa 2007 Page #123  
o be burying my dad. DeBow: He was scared? Joe: Yeah my dad was scared. You 2007 Page #123  
e was scared? Joe: Yeah my dad was scared. You know my dad hunted bear and, 2007 Page #123  
 hunted bear and, my dad don't get scared. I wish I was half the man my dad 2007 Page #123  
 my dad is, but my dad doesn't gee scared. He always has a level head. He j 2007 Page #123  
e way he was acting -I remember it scared me when I was a kid. Aunt: And he 2007 Page #171  
 IT WAS THAT YOU WERE LITERALLY SO SCARED? Aunt: We did tell family, but. P 2007 Page #172  
 jeep and back out. The blue light scared her so much she cried and was rel 2008 Page #87  
al calm. But the other people were scared. They looked weird! They are very 2008 Page #88  
orrmeiciai plot ·11 gel so clOse I scared the hell OJ1 ri ire· // /// 3: Gr 2009 Page #144  

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 at the top of the page it clear!) scares: "References: MOON DUST, Project, 2007 Page #135  

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interesting stories to relate. The scariest person I met was a listener to  2006 Page #204  

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hailstorm and wandered by Varginha scaring residents, together with his wif 2005 Page #35  
ple who had the clear intention of scaring or discouraging the researchers  2005 Page #36  

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lable; for example, rocks co test, scarred trees, photographs or direct ET  2005 Page #137  

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 still there todaya Oct 1941 shows scarring that persists until today... Wh 2003 Page #37  

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 out during the second session was scary enough that not only Bennewitz tho 2003 Page #144  
ec overed UFO technology. Uhouse's scary is a strange one and much of it is 2005 Page #45  
who went there and to me they were scary. It was like, you know, even enlis 2006 Page #20  
exploding population Sounds pretty scary, doesn't it? Possible Responses: ► 2007 Page #37  
al or Preadmtw 0v..-aei,t1 WHAT IS SCARY IS TH.AT ASE, A NEIGHBORING GOVERN 2008 Page #151  

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a good football field long. It was scat). The gouge crossed this old road.  2005 Page #155  

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by, and the position of the United Scates government has never wavered. It  2005 Page #76  
ssified "TOP SECRET" by the Unjted Scates Air Force. Now, after 60 years, t 2007 Page #94  

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ia coverage. • He was particularly scathing of the Condon Report considerin 2004 Page #209  

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and Cooper values, well within the scatter of the QD data, and they have be 2008 Page #108  

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re were still some MJ-12 documents scattered about. 188                     2004 Page #191  
mruns of Mantell's F-51 were found scattered over half a mile. Mantell's sh 2005 Page #64  
rom the craft, and pieces of metal scattered around several hundred feet. I 2005 Page #155  
cret technology that had just been scattered on the mountainside in Sequoia 2006 Page #71  
les away. As he approached, he saw scattered metallic debris and other mate 2006 Page #79  
brilliantly clear, with just a few scattered clouds skittering lazily by. T 2006 Page #183  
letely clear" to "clear with a few scattered clouds." • Conclusion #1: It i 2006 Page #189  
re were very small metallic pieces scattered around. Some hours later a tea 2007 Page #129  

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 it struck a windmill and exploded scattering debris — and at least one sma 2004 Page #26  
 pieces with a terrific explosion, scattering debris over several acres of  2004 Page #26  
struck the ground and broke apart, scattering pieces of the secret drone an 2006 Page #79  

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y crews (MN) A ****O says ADD LAND SCAVENGER CREWS Line 9 (M) TEMPLE (B) TE 2004 Page #229  

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 con• Palestine 1ormailly nolllied Scc:-ccentrated ra,dar or other short wa 2009 Page #182  

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 invcstignti\'e agencies 10 acuvdy scd information conccminj! thrc.11.S 10  2007 Page #175  

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y responsibilities. This CR supl'!"scdcs HO CR 4-l. O:issificd bY Mullipk S 2007 Page #175  

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have started a shit storm. Nixon's SCE() ordered all MJ-12 documentation pu 2004 Page #248  
e liaison officers as specified in SCE() and to 54/12 policy directive." Ot 2004 Page #252  

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 scheduled for launch which is why SCEL Station *A“ was able to do a track) 2003 Page #233  

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 of Forrestal's death follows this scenario: While a staff psychiatrist, Co 2003 Page #91  
tz thought that he had uncovered a scenario so shocking and dastardly that  2003 Page #141  
orce eventually realized that this scenario could be taken further, and in  2003 Page #141  
izarre twist to this already weird scenario. Valdez called Bennewitz and as 2003 Page #143  
it neatly into this disinformation scenario. 145                            2003 Page #149  
sealed his fate. His belief in the scenario he had concocted, with a lot of 2003 Page #151  
eyer directive? This is a possible scenario given the common wording. Both  2003 Page #210  
some of the arguments against this scenario offered not only by the skeptic 2004 Page #106  
's reports may have influenced his scenario. In any case, five years or so  2004 Page #127  
ses, have been part of the Roswell scenario for a long time. The grand-daug 2004 Page #145  
dent on what was going on. If this scenario is correct it represents a seri 2004 Page #176  
mages at the same time. This was a scenario I myself was happy to go along  2004 Page #234  
ith some version of "them"? Such a scenario is possible, although we would  2005 Page #75  
. In fact, d1e anti-aircraft shell scenario seems to have been at work duri 2005 Page #121  
when trying to recreate the actual scenario of events. 164                  2005 Page #166  
ake; second, to generate a set of "scenario worlds" representing the possib 2006 Page #48  
 humanity inherent in each contact scenario, from which pro-active, before- 2006 Page #48  
y John L. Petersen, a futurist and scenario planning consultant, with the a 2006 Page #49  
 approach used in the Sessions was scenario development. Since there is ins 2006 Page #50  
o suggest which particular Contact scenario (if any) will present itself, i 2006 Page #50  
 uncertainties. The result was not scenario stories of the kind often devel 2006 Page #50  
nd often developed by professional scenario planners. A better term of art  2006 Page #50  
 product — which we have used — is scenario worlds. Scenario World Developm 2006 Page #50  
we have used — is scenario worlds. Scenario World Development Systematic sc 2006 Page #50  
nario World Development Systematic scenario development stands out as an ef 2006 Page #50  
und them. In the spirit of classic scenario planning, we sought to attach n 2006 Page #51  
ty or likelihood of any particular scenario world occurring. Ours was not a 2006 Page #51  
onse for whatever, if any, Contact scenario(s) might evolve. The major step 2006 Page #51  
ing and distinguishing the various scenario worlds. B. Craft generic broad- 2006 Page #51  
f these three uncertainties, eight scenario worlds emerged. The basic world 2006 Page #51  
 or absurd possibilities. With the scenario worlds developed, exercises wer 2006 Page #51  
ns and interests in each potential scenario world. D. Implications for huma 2006 Page #51  
as a whole were developed for each scenario world. These lists of implicati 2006 Page #51  
keholder group across the range of scenario worlds. That part of the projec 2006 Page #51  
ust regardless of its motives. The Scenario Worlds Once the three critical  2006 Page #53  
eristics of eight possible Contact Scenario Worlds that emerge from the int 2006 Page #53  
t to note that the eight resulting Scenario Worlds are meant to bracket the 2006 Page #53  
briefly describe the eight Contact Scenario Worlds. 50                      2006 Page #53  
 pace. This is the optimal contact scenario, with prospects of transformati 2006 Page #54  
tility. The fast- strange-negative scenario is the most threatening and imp 2006 Page #55  
e becomes known about the NHI. The Scenario World Players Regardless of the 2006 Page #55  
 chaotic reactions. In any Contact scenario, but especially in case of host 2006 Page #57  
 Reactions of Players to Different Scenario Worlds Session participants rep 2006 Page #57  
nts representing each of the eight scenario worlds. Those reactions follow: 2006 Page #58  
io worlds. Those reactions follow: Scenario . ,;. FAST-FAMILIAR -POSITIVE G 2006 Page #58  
ual UFO Crash Retrieval Conference Scenario Fast-Strange -Positive p., • ,  2006 Page #59  
avorable of all contact scenarios. Scenario Government . Slow-Familiar -Pos 2006 Page #60  
. ..,• -- -fhe slow nature of this scenario would give governments tune to  2006 Page #60  
entertainment. . -----umno-s§ This scenario would bring about a minimum of  2006 Page #60  
r the majority of the public, this scenario would be more evolutionary than 2006 Page #60  
 or intimidating. Business In this scenario, the business community would t 2006 Page #61  
he fast-familiar -negative contact scenario is a staple of literature and f 2006 Page #61  
nce Day is a typical example. This scenario evokes images and assumptions o 2006 Page #61  
              Scenarios of Contact Scenario Fast-Familiar -Negative ...] Go 2006 Page #62  
es working against human survival. Scenario Government Fast-Strange -Negati 2006 Page #62  
mals. In a slow-familiar -negative scenario there is time for strategic res 2006 Page #63  
crecy and gradual corruption. This scenario encompasses the alien abduction 2006 Page #63  
rnments may be secretly complicit. Scenario Slow-Familiar -Negative Governm 2006 Page #63  
ake on the slow-familiar -negative scenario was presented in the TV series  2006 Page #64  
 confidence in human institutions. Scenario Slow-Strange -Negative .„,_ bef 2006 Page #64  
ctivity. Public A key risk in this scenario is loss of public trust in auth 2006 Page #64  
 be more inclined than in previous scenario to give government benefit of d 2006 Page #65  
e in whether society survives this scenario. As NHI strangeness and hostili 2006 Page #65  
ations for Humanity Each different scenario world would generate different  2006 Page #65  
FO Crash Retrieval Conference This scenario world affords best chance for g 2006 Page #67  
itivity, slow unfolding of contact scenario could result in widespread angs 2006 Page #67  
 equates to the "Independence Day" scenario in which there is high potentia 2006 Page #67  
 fatal disadvantage. However, this scenario provokes maximum global effort  2006 Page #67  
All critical uncertainties in this scenario world work against effective re 2006 Page #68  
ical war-preparation, war-fighting scenario. Government leadership and inte 2006 Page #68  
ors would face a dire fate. - This scenario world has as one possible outco 2006 Page #69  
nd whether there could have been a scenario that might have caused this. He 2006 Page #125  
atter are illuminating: "The whole scenario of this is curious. About six w 2006 Page #126  
e with a whiteboard in a classroom scenario. It was one on one. Say a telec 2007 Page #83  
ements, which is an understandable scenario. Harder co fathom is the possib 2007 Page #127  
 agendas would be exposed. In this scenario, the aliens are using our world 2007 Page #127  
eal of well-reasoned logic, either scenario simply had to have had a bearin 2008 Page #33  
he time of the explosion, and in a scenario that strongly supported the ide 2008 Page #101  
s wrought at Hiroshima Kazantsev's scenario told of a large nuclear-powered 2008 Page #102  
i-fi author Stanislaw Lem used the scenario of an alien spacecraft explodin 2008 Page #102  
f-explanatory . However , the Wood scenario is that Einstein was asked for  2008 Page #108  
ot a trained secretary . With that scenario, points one, two and four (ment 2008 Page #108  
tinues. If my earlier hypothesized scenario is credible, the issues noted o 2008 Page #109  
 would like to know more about the scenario whereby the leaker had the chan 2008 Page #110  
 note at the end ,..,.~ff.e.ct the scenario? 1; QD word length Opptnh•'"'•  2008 Page #119  
 same. Fortunately, the worse case scenario did not happen. Past Defense Co 2009 Page #17  
wanted people to believe that last scenario. In early 1968, he corresponded 2009 Page #32  
nnot explain the uniqueness of the scenario as it played out in this southe 2009 Page #140  
limited space. ls this counter-spy scenario speculative? Yes it is, but in  2009 Page #179  

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urning point in human history. The scenario-planning method employed throug 2006 Page #48  

Word: "scenarios", 25 instance(s) (Back to Top)

er his own cornucopia of fantastic scenarios. The heat of the schism's wrat 2003 Page #146  
ils Hole UFO Crash Ryan S. Wood 41 Scenarios of Contact: Michael Lindemann  2006 Page #3  
                                   Scenarios of Contact Imagining Societal  2006 Page #48  
act in the face of varying contact scenarios; and finally, to identify spec 2006 Page #48  
                                   Scenarios of Contact Why This Project Co 2006 Page #50  
evelop a full range of fundamental scenarios that would become a basic arch 2006 Page #50  
magine in the present. In his book Scenarios: The Art of Strategic Conversa 2006 Page #50  
tuation that might attend Contact. Scenarios as described here are not rand 2006 Page #51  
ely (if possible) with the various scenarios of Contact. Contact Planning S 2006 Page #51  
                                   Scenarios of Contact Assumptions All pro 2006 Page #52  
                                   Scenarios of Contact Net Effect FAST Fam 2006 Page #54  
ponderable of all possible contact scenarios, Being would fit evil archetyp 2006 Page #55  
                                   Scenarios of Contact Government would wa 2006 Page #56  
ts and interests. Under benevolent scenarios, NHI technology and ideas coul 2006 Page #56  
                                   Scenarios of Contact size representing t 2006 Page #58  
                                   Scenarios of Contact send intelligible g 2006 Page #60  
 the most favorable of all contact scenarios. Scenario Government . Slow-Fa 2006 Page #60  
nce; but compared to other contact scenarios, these reactions would be unco 2006 Page #60  
ative at first. Some alien contact scenarios put forth by contemporary Ufol 2006 Page #61  
                                   Scenarios of Contact Scenario Fast-Famil 2006 Page #62  
                                   Scenarios of Contact 111 An insightful t 2006 Page #64  
                                   Scenarios of Contact Familiar-positive i 2006 Page #66  
                                   Scenarios of Contact If contact takes th 2006 Page #68  
                                   Scenarios of Contact stars in our sector 2006 Page #70  
. ■ Missng tine, "\/irtual reality scenarios,• telepathic c011T11111ication 2009 Page #152  

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hat likely should have been at the scene are analyzed and tested for accura 2003 Page #21  
s that when Huffman arrived at the scene, there were police, fire, FBI and  2003 Page #21  
lready several people there on the scene, two that he assumed were local ph 2003 Page #30  
ry there were photographers at the scene. One of the most likely candidates 2003 Page #34  
ent a photographer that was at the scene 30                                 2003 Page #34  
at the military had arrived on the scene in the Kecksburg area. The area ar 2003 Page #54  
for the Tribune-Review, was on the scene that night. In the interviews that 2003 Page #55  
 doing so by the officials at that scene. The later edition of the Tribune- 2003 Page #55  
TV stations had a news crew at the scene. I personally knew the cameramen w 2003 Page #55  
d reports of an actual fire at the scene. 54                                2003 Page #58  
k part in the investigation at the scene as well. Official looking men in d 2003 Page #59  
nother investigator arrived on the scene. Also, with the two investigators  2003 Page #59  
eplaced Bob Gatty at the Kecksburg scene that night. Hoffman states that he 2003 Page #60  
their walkie-talkie that the crash scene had been located. Upon arriving at 2003 Page #60  
ment officials who returned to the scene. This activity was also confirmed  2003 Page #66  
civilian witnesses who were on the scene at Kecksburg in 1965 have gone on  2003 Page #66  
he object before he arrived on the scene, and this was the evidence that th 2003 Page #69  
d these containers brought to this scene. It seems apparent that the metall 2003 Page #70  
about groups reported at the crash scene. These included: « James Webb, the 2003 Page #193  
reactions to an alien virus at the scene of a UFO crash site in 1947. As I  2004 Page #17  
er the Mounties had arrived on the scene, Werbicki decided to resort to his 2004 Page #37  
 and in Ottawa. When I came on the scene as the new guy in town, Chris and  2004 Page #42  
 one of the police officers at the scene.' Apparently, though, there were t 2004 Page #72  
signs of struggle or tracks at the scene. SLIDE #42: Newspaper of animal ri 2004 Page #78  
nd the ground party hurried to the scene. The thing was still glowing when  2004 Page #102  
k at high speed, body removed from scene in suitcase; meeting was in 1952;  2004 Page #111  
ence This was a photo of me from a scene in the movie Roswell where I play  2004 Page #151  
ilip Murphy Jr. . ist press on the scene at Kecksburg UFO Crash, allegedly  2004 Page #209  
t officers who were already at the scene. We found Ken's story believable,  2004 Page #216  
nd he was the sole pressman on the scene when he took his pictures. Can any 2004 Page #233  
nd Tire Prints, Handwriting, Crime Scene Reconstruction, Criminal Forensic  2004 Page #250  
more of the hit TV show CSI (Crime Scene Investigations). See their website 2004 Page #250  
two soldiers and a sergeant to the scene in Varginha. About 9 p.m., the 13' 2005 Page #31  
t to a body or bodies found at the scene, the source added: "I saw d1e crea 2005 Page #40  
e Ark of the Covenant in the final scene of Raiders of the Lost Ark. Is thi 2005 Page #81  
od reader away, like police at the scene of an accident. Other accounts are 2005 Page #102  
't long before the Army was on the scene with road building equipment. Alth 2005 Page #156  
ed with any EBE found at the crash scene. Stone claimed that these operatio 2006 Page #18  
 ranking military personnel at the scene, is consistent with SOM1-01. 15    2006 Page #18  
gan to focus on securing the crash scene and recovering the debris. Within  2006 Page #74  
3 pilot made a pass over the crash scene to photograph the wreckage. He rep 2006 Page #74  
 had been removed from [the] crash scene by late afternoon on 25 May." The  2006 Page #76  
al communication between the crash scene commander and his superiors at CIA 2006 Page #76  
 Soon, other locals arrived on the scene. They included several ranchers an 2006 Page #79  
e first to respond to the accident scene. Air Force personnel from Edwards  2006 Page #82  
nto the abnormal form, setting the scene for sporadic CJD and that would ex 2006 Page #114  
hough I did not see a craft at the scene of the recovery, I was informed th 2006 Page #123  
ly lorries from Porton Down at the scene; that there was a lozenge-shaped o 2006 Page #127  
ly biological agent present at the scene is very worrying. Moreover: the fa 2006 Page #136  
 the rest of the techs were on the scene. They had government aircraft flyi 2006 Page #155  
 Yet, by the time I arrived on the scene, with my intellectual antennae twi 2006 Page #183  
ear.33 3:50 AM: Having sped to the scene of the splashdown, the Steeva 10 r 2006 Page #184  
edics on the battlefield or at the scene of an emergency such as a highway  2006 Page #201  
 Intelligence officers flew to the scene from Maxwell Air Force Base at Mon 2007 Page #133  
Uside by a nurse headed coward the scene. Summit of Cadair Bronwen in Berwy 2007 Page #149  
re. Two police officers attend the scene, witness the craft and sketch it.  2008 Page #64  
 Soviet economy. On an-ival at the scene of the presumed meteorite crash, h 2008 Page #99  
rial device" was discovered at the scene of the massive destruction. Curren 2008 Page #102  
y of an apparent alien body at the scene, Werner said: "I saw the creature  2009 Page #49  
r? Additionally before leaving the scene the 2 which were standing upright  2009 Page #53  
s and her crew were quickly on the scene. For the final time, Bethurum was  2009 Page #54  
 colleagues among the first on the scene. Yuri Lotosev is a structural engi 2009 Page #136  

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Bow: So how would you describe the scenery around where this incident occur 2007 Page #122  

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 to be brought out. . . Behind the scenes high-ranking Air Force officers a 2003 Page #10  
e Looking back Closing with Plains scenes and sunset Credits Interviewer Ti 2003 Page #44  
 weather balloon crash, behind the scenes concerns are compelling and the m 2003 Page #86  
roper units to the site behind the scenes. Aerial photographs of Mount Weat 2003 Page #194  
ries of things going on behind the scenes. It would appear they got out and 2004 Page #178  
al with the UFO mystery behind the scenes. I believe the attempt to release 2004 Page #180  
d tested, but none of them had any scenes on them from the film that was br 2005 Page #146  
laims made by Santilli about other scenes shown on the film -such as the cr 2005 Page #146  
retired) who claims to have viewed scenes from the Alien Autopsy film while 2005 Page #147  
grapher, who claims to have viewed scenes from the Alien Autopsy film while 2005 Page #148  
clips of UFOs and, you guessed it, scenes from the Alien Autopsy film. It \ 2005 Page #149  
atch, rather than exactly the same scenes that the Santilli film shows. He  2005 Page #149  
nal photographer, who viewed other scenes from the film in the 1970s in the 2005 Page #150  
 there is more going on behind the scenes than meets the eye?' I asked Pope 2006 Page #130  
rt Dinius, a well known painter of scenes of the Old West, also had taken a 2008 Page #46  
America . What happened behind the scenes was a secret first hypnosis sessi 2008 Page #84  
son, and Alien Bodies ■ Behind the Scenes ■ 1975: An E..'traordinary Ye:ir  2008 Page #159  
coy project and policy. Behind the scenes, the CIA had for some years been  2009 Page #18  

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 2009 Nick Redfern Situated in the scenic Hualapai Valley between the Cerba 2009 Page #48  

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: ■ 54/12 is an NSC subcommittee ■ SCEO is Special Classified Executive Ord 2008 Page #121  

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llel Universe of T. Townsend Brown ScFnP4rIFFAO&Ifities • " Antigravity Pro 2006 Page #40  

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ondon at a meeting between Hjalmar Schacht, the new Reich Commissioner for  2008 Page #127  

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ounty sheriff in 1941, Clarance R. Schade. These witness and the others tha 2003 Page #24  
ash Site a Sheriff 1941 - Ruben R. Schade ■ Cape Chief of Police - Marshall 2003 Page #31  
 responsible party, Ruben Reinhold Schade. Sheriff Ruben Reinhold Schade s  2003 Page #31  
old Schade. Sheriff Ruben Reinhold Schade s Died Jan 1986 at age of 81 □ No 2003 Page #31  
along with his brother Clarance R. Schade. The brother provided a supportiv 2003 Page #31  
y support the event, like Clarance Schade. Then there is the deliberate sil 2003 Page #38  
spaper article - Obituary Ruben R. Schade, Southeastern Missourian, January 2003 Page #39  
s and responses for Morton, Lewis, Schade, 16. National Archives and Record 2003 Page #39  

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co, USA 1 1 1 1 0 Researchers Fred Schaefer, Gerald Miskar, Linda Thompson, 2004 Page #112  

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bted to Reich biographer Dr. Myron Scharaf, and to Reich's long-time first  2005 Page #88  
Orgonomic Publications, Inc, 1991. Scharaf, M.: FN~]' On Earth: A Biograpl? 2005 Page #105  

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k Redfern, Dr. Michael Salla, Paul Schatzkin, Matthew Thuney, Dr. Robert Wo 2006 Page #2  
Universe of T. Townsend Brown Paul Schatzkin 31 The Devils Hole UFO Crash R 2006 Page #3  
Universe Of T. Townsend Brown Paul Schatzkin Copyright 2006 Paul Schatzkin  2006 Page #34  
Paul Schatzkin Copyright 2006 Paul Schatzkin Defying Gravity: The Parallel' 2006 Page #34  

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e, and a close associate of Victor Schauberger, who had developed a concept 2005 Page #169  

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 maintain a 16-hour grueling daily schedule of meetings, briefing, photos,  2003 Page #189  
F.F.D TO D ’EASONS -ilTH ilAJTC UG SCHEDULE TO FltFSOOlTlKL E.O, WITH LLIGE 2003 Page #231  
 find out if Budd might be able to schedule an hypnotic regression with him 2004 Page #59  
e Hard Evidence (Part 1) to a busy schedule. He did however hear scientists 2004 Page #92  
 three technicians, with autopsies schedule to determine cause of death. In 2004 Page #119  
mission was the last on the flight schedule in the pre-dawn hours. Mulhare' 2006 Page #81  
 is brought back to earth ahead of schedule for classified regions, and cra 2006 Page #102  
 program was already a year behind schedule , another minor delay would not 2008 Page #136  
f Staff, General Nathan Twining to schedule a meeting for the "MJ-12 Specia 2009 Page #35  

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DKA talk show host Mike Levine had scheduled Frank Edwards as a guest on hi 2003 Page #53  
g while the main events went on as scheduled before and after them. The spl 2003 Page #146  
und. 2330 MSI on k July (a V—2 was scheduled for launch which is why SCEL S 2003 Page #233  
chnician is unknown. Autposies are scheduled aspects of the discoveries. Th 2003 Page #235  
conference in June 1983. Both were scheduled to speak, Larry for the first  2004 Page #58  
bridge UFO Incident update will be scheduled accordingly. * These questions 2004 Page #59  
moved fairly quickly, with flights scheduled at the White Sands Proving Gro 2004 Page #64  
neral Nathan Twining (MJ-4) that a scheduled meeting is being changed, and  2005 Page #97  
would now meet "during the already scheduled White House meeting of July 16 2005 Page #97  
, 1957, just seven days before his scheduled release date. Conclusions Sinc 2005 Page #102  
ould take place during the already scheduled White House meeting of July 16 2005 Page #126  
123 up for its 79th flight. He was scheduled to perform subsonic engine tes 2006 Page #73  
it \\ as already two years past it scheduled Jjfe-span. Jr is a fact that t 2007 Page #143  
e time of MJ-12. He had canceled a scheduled trip on July 8, 1947, "due to  2008 Page #132  
ched from pad 333 at its precisely scheduled time despite Russian requests  2008 Page #136  
 the launch went off as originally scheduled and was witnessed by NASA admi 2008 Page #136  
ssociation and Bush's son Neil was scheduled to have dinner with Hinckly's  2008 Page #142  

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heir documented meeting and travel schedules coincide with involvement in t 2005 Page #136  

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erision. Not only that, but as the scheduling played out I was to follow an 2006 Page #181  

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German banker Schroeder and Walter Schellenberg, head of counterintelligenc 2008 Page #128  
s used SS Brigidier General Walter Schellenberg to communicate with his imm 2008 Page #138  

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well-planned, beautifully executed scheme to get a hoax 118                 2004 Page #121  
even put on trial for fraud over a scheme to find oil using a contraption t 2004 Page #136  
aintain a decided advantage in the scheme of thjngs in the global, politica 2005 Page #162  
, also characteristic of the paint scheme used at the time. I found some sk 2006 Page #76  
section and search the Publication Scheme and the Disclosure Log, using key 2008 Page #62  
rom his Messerschmitt , the secret scheme was compromised and all involved  2008 Page #130  

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rmaceuticals the Bayer, Merck, and Schering companies enjoyed a virtual mon 2008 Page #137  

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ization per GAO Mj and Congressman Schiff Hr I • LOG manuscript division Tw 2003 Page #160  
 with New Mexico Congressman Steve Schiff. SLIDE #1: Cong. Steve Schiff (R) 2004 Page #60  
teve Schiff. SLIDE #1: Cong. Steve Schiff (R), Albuquerque, NM 1st Congress 2004 Page #60  
Congressional District Congressman Schiff in 1993 had asked the Government  2004 Page #60  
July 1947 Roswell UFO crash. Cong. Schiff died on March 25, 1998, at age 51 2004 Page #60  
sociated Press wrote: "Congressman Schiff gained headlines in 1993, reopeni 2004 Page #60  
Roswell, New Mexico, in 1947. Rep. Schiff asked the General Accounting Offi 2004 Page #60  
d not, or would not, provide Cong. Schiff 1947 documents from the Roswell A 2004 Page #61  
n. That DOD reply so angered Cong. Schiff that he held a special press conf 2004 Page #61  
erence to express his frustration. Schiff told reporters: "The GAO report s 2004 Page #61  
stroyed without proper authority." Schiff pointed out that these messages w 2004 Page #61  
exactly what happened. Congressman Schiff said: "It is my understanding tha 2004 Page #61  
o destroyed the messages, or why." Schiff said the GAO thought the messages 2004 Page #61  
out their destruction impractical. Schiff also added, "At least this effort 2004 Page #61  
, most. notably Congressman Steven Schiff of New Mexico, whose search for a 2004 Page #146  
— died throat cancer • Congressman Schiff — Embarrassed MJ12 control group, 2004 Page #201  
 of the revolution there was Jacob Schiff, whose family had lived with the  2008 Page #125  
ild family in Frankfurt , Ge1many. Schiff, a Rockefeller banker, had financ 2008 Page #125  
omote revolution against the Czar. Schiff;s grandson, John Schiff, estimate 2008 Page #125  
 the Czar. Schiff;s grandson, John Schiff, estimated that the elder Schiff  2008 Page #125  
n Schiff, estimated that the elder Schiff spent about $20 million to insure 2008 Page #125  
ional Record of September 2, 1919. Schiff and Root were not alone. Arsene d 2008 Page #125  

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ple in Washington. However, before Schiffs death, the Government Accounting 2004 Page #146  
e the Rothschilds , Rockefellers , Schiffs, Warburgs, Morgans , Hammans and 2008 Page #125  

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d caused part of the membership to schism off and run their own mini-conven 2003 Page #146  
and and Beyond, 1989-1990 ■Growing schism in UFO rese:1rch ■The Bob bzar st 2009 Page #149  

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ntastic scenarios. The heat of the schism's wrath centered on Bill Moore. M 2003 Page #146  

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s orthodoxy would be challenged by schismatic movements, new cults and doom 2006 Page #64  

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eactions among the general public. Schisms might arise among scientists reg 2006 Page #58  
erance for such sentiments. Social schisms will proliferate. Vigilantism an 2006 Page #68  
ter religious demonization. Social schisms will proliferate. Denial of the  2006 Page #69  

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 ruagnosed him as being a paranoid schizophrenic, thls while admfrting thei 2005 Page #101  

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nto Dreamland and Beyond ■ Growing schizsm in UFO research ■ The Bob Lazar  2008 Page #166  

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LIDE# 15 \'(fide-shot new door and Schlage lock. The new doors and locks st 2005 Page #56  

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g to and calling Senators Harrison Schmidt and Pete Domenici, the AFOSI dec 2003 Page #150  
tated U.S. Treasury official Orvis Schmidt. "ln the field of drugs and phar 2008 Page #137  

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 was very unusual. ” Source:Randle/Schmitt on the debris recovered at Roswe 2003 Page #16  
       President and UFOs Harrison Schmitt then running for re-election. In 2003 Page #199  
Captain Kevin Randle and Donald IL Schmitt, -who was then Director of Speci 2004 Page #136  
Center fix UFO Studies. Randle and Schmitt conducted their own 133          2004 Page #136  
ment covered it up. The Randle and Schmitt book was the basis for our Showt 2004 Page #137  
Showtime film, Roswell. Randle and Schmitt later revised their timeline for 2004 Page #137  
ves of a drawer. Of the two Randle/Schmitt books about Roswell, I far prefe 2004 Page #137  
to that time. Since the two Randle/Schmitt books, many more books have been 2004 Page #137  
 cautioned interviewers Randle and Schmitt: "If you fellows uncovered somet 2004 Page #139  
, by Kevin D. Randle and Donald R. Schmitt The Truth about the UFO Crash at 2004 Page #149  
, by Kevin D. Randle and Donald R. Schmitt Crash at Corona, by Stanton Frie 2004 Page #149  
h for Apollo 17 astronaut Harrison Schmitt where he made a passing referenc 2004 Page #195  
nal, March 2000) (C) Tom Carey/Don Schmitt (DR) Dave Rudiak (G) Glenn Fishb 2004 Page #228  
n abductions, the investigator Don Schmitt spoke with a woman named Judy Wo 2005 Page #44  
from the screen. Woolcott informed Schmitt that her husband had said that v 2005 Page #44  
gle, he had only "heard the talk." Schmitt stated that the letter to Judy \ 2005 Page #44  
i'vl. Dolan, Dr. Kevin Randle, Don Schmitt, Jim Marrs, , Linda Nloulton How 2008 Page #3  
 abductions , the investigator Don Schmitt spoke with a woman named Judy Wo 2009 Page #51  
from the screen. Woolcott informed Schmitt that her husband had said that v 2009 Page #51  
ors: Thomas J. Carey and Donald R. Schmitt, Appendix IV, pgs. 275-284, New  2009 Page #96  

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t wish to discuss the subject. Don Schmitt's Source While conducting resear 2009 Page #51  

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Teagle, together with Farben chief Schmitz, hired famed New York publicist  2008 Page #127  
-in-law of Farben chaim1an Hemrnnn Schmitz. Heading GAF was a Rudolf Ilgner 2008 Page #132  
rtin Bormann, working with Hermann Schmitz, chairman of 1. G. Farben and He 2008 Page #136  

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ng World War II, explained Hermann Schmitz's connections by pointing out th 2008 Page #127  

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ey were not alone. The great Reich scholar, Professor Paul .Matthews of New 2005 Page #103  

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rd have credible and in most cases scholarly sources. Before making any cas 2003 Page #85  
 -1-5 it It is possible to write a scholarly work on a largely invisible in 2009 Page #12  
 be now. It is possible to write a scholarly work on a largely invisible in 2009 Page #23  
es one aspect of the difficulty of scholarly research in this field. Noneth 2009 Page #24  
us JFK research community-- little scholarly work has been done to fill in  2009 Page #29  
s, thereby setting up a pattern of scholarly avoidance. (Although in 1950 a 2009 Page #30  

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 all involve the same saucers. JFK scholars often tangle up the assassinati 2009 Page #29  
or that reason and the obverse-UFO scholars not wanting to mix it up with t 2009 Page #29  

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m Martin's tenacious investigative scholarship has establjshed that The NeJ 2005 Page #94  
 Pearl Harbor surprise. But recent scholarship suggests that Pead Harbor wa 2007 Page #11  
luenced the development of serious scholarship in this and on my own writin 2009 Page #24  

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 is a teacher at a nearby Catholic school who wants her son to become a pri 2003 Page #85  
tle restaurant, I believe, or high school lunch room and a kind of green li 2003 Page #196  
ple hired to keep Reagan away from school children asking questions after s 2003 Page #198  
g competition in Northern Ireland. School children wrote letters to the vis 2003 Page #201  
ars later my wife who was teaching school in the area was told in all serio 2004 Page #31  
my National Antiaircraft Artillery School at Ft. Bliss, Texas and/or U.S. A 2004 Page #62  
ory came from Bob Groves who was a school teacher and a UFO researcher belo 2004 Page #94  
he was nicknamed 'Webster" in high school, due to the astonishing fact that 2004 Page #106  
rbacher (Dean of the Post Graduate School of Georgia Tech and Pentagon advi 2004 Page #132  
er, computers on the desk of every school child could be used to enhance th 2004 Page #141  
once the Dean of the Post Graduate School of Georgia Tech and who was also  2004 Page #147  
 Forces Green Beret who now runs a school for the anti-terrorist tactics, a 2004 Page #188  
, a military convoy headed for the School of Sergeants of the Armed Forces  2005 Page #32  
r, that the head department of the School of Sergeants of the Armed Forces, 2005 Page #35  
ll be at your disposal here in the School to djscuss anything that involves 2005 Page #35  
r, in 1993, Rich spoke at the UCLA School of Engineering Alumni Association 2005 Page #81  
o Vienna where he enrolled medical school, supporting himself as a tutor fo 2005 Page #89  
lowing his graduation from medical school he became a pupil of Freud's, the 2005 Page #89  
the faculty of New York City's New School for Social Research the 87        2005 Page #89  
 members at his beloved Summerhill school described the UFO sightings they  2005 Page #103  
was nicknamed ''\Xlebster" in rugh school, due to the astonishj ng fact tha 2005 Page #138  
mission to remove It. During their school years, Baca and Padilla would som 2005 Page #154  
oard a bus that looked like an old school bus with darkened windows. After  2005 Page #165  
ecluded life near their children's school. Dan told me that the Air Force w 2005 Page #174  
i es. The late Ben R. Rich, a UCLA School of Engineering alumnus who is kno 2005 Page #175  
rry. Being on debate teams in high school probably helped a lot. I have bee 2006 Page #13  
ining at what he described as "the school:" I was not aware of where it was 2006 Page #20  
eople when they came back from the school. The "school" was something for t 2006 Page #21  
ey came back from the school. The "school" was something for those interest 2006 Page #21  
s As reoorteci by Jan Harzin, UCLA School of Engineering Alumni Speech. 312 2006 Page #27  
ne, a B-57 flown by two Test Pilot School instructors was returning from a  2006 Page #87  
otball on the Flatwoods Elementary School playground when they looked up an 2006 Page #89  
ghbors. The children could walk to school by themselves and people didn't h 2006 Page #92  
pted for a Naval Officer candidate school program. Howard transferred some  2006 Page #160  
ill so that I could stay home from school to watch the launches of such her 2006 Page #182  
(attending Valley Forge Elementary School, one of the most pivotal sites of 2006 Page #194  
nistry at Yale University Divinity School. He currently works as a print ma 2006 Page #195  
r of Psychiatry at Harvard Medical School; Ron Westrum, Professor of Sociol 2006 Page #197  
ms in the university including the School of Nursing Studies and the Bigelo 2006 Page #199  
 When I joined the Foundation, the School of Nursing was about to receive a 2006 Page #199  
d for public as well as Montessori school children. !'Or children looking f 2007 Page #63  
job in computers, were you good at school. GM: No I was crap academically,  2007 Page #78  
                   ivf\XI: So your school and HND was all gained in London. 2007 Page #79  
 Road. M\XI: How did you get on at school as a background, its interesting  2007 Page #79  
 how did you get on with people at school etc, did you haYe many friendship 2007 Page #79  
 G"i\if: I wasn't very academic at school and I loved playing the clown. iV 2007 Page #79  
t do well at your O'Level stage at school? Any illness or things that held  2007 Page #79  
rred to enjo) the social aspect of school and not the academic aspect. NfW: 2007 Page #79  
ut Girlfriends did you have any ar school. GM: No that al1 started after sc 2007 Page #79  
ool. GM: No that al1 started after school, teenager years. MW: \Xlhat was y 2007 Page #79  
id you not do well at computers at school? 73                               2007 Page #79  
 They didn't have any computers at school, unfortunatel y. :tvf\Xi: \X/ell  2007 Page #80  
ers mainly honed by you outside of school? GM: Yeah l don't think they even 2007 Page #80  
at in my later years at secondar y school. M\XI: 1 find it interesting that 2007 Page #80  
so much? GM: Well I joined the one school because it said on their prospect 2007 Page #80  
about History or World Politics at school. GM: Funnily enough in the first  2007 Page #80  
year and second year at secondar y school there was an amazing teacher name 2007 Page #80  
history. He died whilst we were at school. We then did modern history later 2007 Page #80  
r but that's all. M\X/: So back in school days clid you get into any seriou 2007 Page #82  
w did you find the transition from school like going into your first job? W 2007 Page #82  
of. My friends Kevin and PauJ from school said there dads, who worked for m 2007 Page #125  
ly care less about the rest of the school. l remember my mom on the phone s 2007 Page #126  
key witness. He said Tuffy went to school with his son, Andy. He claimed Tu 2008 Page #52  
ndy Hamden, he went to Ocosta High School with Tuffy Miller. Tuffy was out  2008 Page #53  
ith Tuffy Miller. Tuffy was out of school for seven days at the time of the 2008 Page #53  
 away, but many graduate from high school together and then live in the sam 2008 Page #53  
le Branch of the Arn1y's Artillery School as well as commanding general of  2008 Page #134  
 Foundation (1913) and the Lincoln School (I 917), where the Rockefeller si 2008 Page #140  
onder why there has been a rash of school shootings and teen suicides in re 2008 Page #141  
tually every one of the horrendous school shootings (a few of the shooters  2008 Page #141  
inflicting monetary punishments on school districts that did not live up to 2008 Page #142  
W. Barton Leach of the Harvard Law School, and including Edward L. Katzenba 2009 Page #25  
fter graduating from Freeport High School in Freeport, lllinois. His RAF Be 2009 Page #62  
S. Air Force. He was assigned to a school for Maintenance Engineering at Ch 2009 Page #68  
 States Air Force right after high school graduation . He received orders t 2009 Page #77  
on July 14, 1962. Right after high school, he enlisted in the U.S. Air Forc 2009 Page #81  
ork, A.S. Neill and the Summerhill School, President Gorbachev and Presiden 2009 Page #139  
ania as well as at Harvard Medical School. During the war, he served on the 2009 Page #164  
" S E AL" Profes~or T. D. j. LEECH SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING ,\UCKLl\'ID llNIYE 2009 Page #185  

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t Sun Dial that I had seen in some schoolbooks, a very light and cold piece 2005 Page #157  

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reland as President, he answered a schoolboy's question about it in front o 2004 Page #140  

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 did they take an interest in your schooling. GM: My parents split up, that 2007 Page #79  

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 priest. Young James attends local schools but has other ideas about his fu 2003 Page #85  
rash Retrieval Conference group of schools for example he said, "If we were 2004 Page #197  
ind they had them bur as with many schools 1 have encountered they hid them 2007 Page #80  
ber of child psychologists in U.S. schools grew from a mere 500 in 1940 to  2008 Page #140  
ber of child psychologists in U.S. schools grew from a mere 500 in 1940 to  2008 Page #141  
knowledge ladled out daily in high schools. As sure as rockets can never fl 2009 Page #139  

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, Jr., son of Maj. Jesse Marcel; a schoolteacher from Kazakhstan; and mysel 2004 Page #227  

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der Deputy Director Colonel Robert Schow, who would become assistant direct 2008 Page #137  
der Deputy Director Colonel Robert Schow, who would become assistant direct 2008 Page #138  

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an receiving security reports from Schow's office pertaining to the Nazis r 2008 Page #137  

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them" Dr Isaac Asimov. Fantasy and Science Fiction. 3. “All nnn-csplaincil  2003 Page #118  
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with Don Berliner, an aviation and science writer. Marcel told Friedman he  2004 Page #135  
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nal security or in the interest of science." When the Air Force dumped Blue 2004 Page #178  
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age media and religious reactions. Science would also provide the path of a 2006 Page #61  
vernment lead, with the backing of science. Nonetheless, in time, many new  2006 Page #61  
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ified by the amazing procession of science fiction films in the 1950's and  2006 Page #182  
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 important single, unified body of scientific knowledge remains its most co 2005 Page #87  
1c was first corufied, bv both the scientific mainstream and by escabljshme 2005 Page #87  
n you study the progression of rus scientific work and trunking, it becomes 2005 Page #87  
ltiple-witne ssed. \Xlhat were the scientific dynamics that allowed such a  2005 Page #88  
vity first began co make worldwide scientific news in 1919. Einstein arrive 2005 Page #92  
n' is the most eloquent example of scientific dialogue I haYe ever read. In 2005 Page #93  
ng and frustrating footnote to the scientific history of the Twentieth Cent 2005 Page #93  
eered much of the basis for modern scientific UFO sturues. Reich's writings 2005 Page #94  
s sweeping text, only that Reich's scientific observatio ns of, interaction 2005 Page #98  
ere kept in accordance with strict scientific method. Individual journals w 2005 Page #99  
her. With no real interest in fair scientific inquiry or method, and no ser 2005 Page #102  
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ws story and the object of intense scientific scrutiny. But this did not ha 2005 Page #118  
erplaneta[) Phenomenon Unit of the Scientific and Technical Branch, Counter 2005 Page #123  
he Interplanetary Phenomenon Unit, Scientific and Technical Branch, Counter 2005 Page #123  
hen scientists from the Los Alamos Scientific Laborator y arrived to inspec 2005 Page #126  
chnolo gy might be retrievable for scientific study. Extreme measures must  2005 Page #129  
t we rarely get specific, logical, scientific arguments identifying anachro 2005 Page #131  
ince been subjected to independent scientific analysis and is still the sub 2005 Page #157  
ave to eventuaUy extend into other scientific fields to obtain a broader pi 2005 Page #162  
until the time we make appropriate scientific discoveries. First, a word ab 2005 Page #163  
my lectures I review 5 large scale scientific studies and ask after each on 2006 Page #4  
avoid dealing with the large scale scientific studies. Check 8              2006 Page #11  
 as follows: 4.a. The recovery for scientific study of all materials and de 2006 Page #18  
vailable.... 4.b. The recovery for scientific study of all entities and rem 2006 Page #18  
on (till late 70s) on cover-up. • "Scientific Ufology." collection and anal 2006 Page #25  
ld precipitate extraordinary human scientific and technological advances th 2006 Page #56  
. Government would lean heavily on scientific community for rapid threat as 2006 Page #59  
 in establishing communication and scientific dialogue with the NHI, both t 2006 Page #60  
rt of religious leaders as well as scientific community. - Science will be  2006 Page #66  
 as a considerable surprise to the scientific community. Prions are abnorma 2006 Page #113  
lists, Dr. Roy Lilwall, the Senior Scientific Officer at the Institute, sai 2006 Page #120  
 observance of the methods of true scientific inquiry, what I admire most a 2006 Page #181  
nwavering adherence to a policy of scientific "inclusion." That is, he want 2006 Page #181  
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They can continue to preach their "scientific" and religious gospel of deni 2006 Page #182  
a great deal of criticism from the scientific community. However, the figur 2006 Page #198  
 8 was published. It reported on a scientific study of a ranch that Bigelow 2006 Page #200  
ressive new laws made certain much scientific and technical information was 2007 Page #17  
etical physicists and a high-level scientific intelligence officer during \ 2007 Page #22  
V. Jones, one of Britain's leading scientific intelligence officers and an  2007 Page #22  
 below it the advertiser, Upchurch Scientific Filtering Company, proclaims  2007 Page #60  
esearch committee of the Office of Scientific Research and Development unde 2007 Page #75  
 Bush. The two had senred on ocher scientific committees together prior to  2007 Page #75  
as appointed to be a member of the Scientific Advisory Committee of the Bro 2007 Page #75  
versity of Colorado's now-infamous Scientific Study of Unidentified Flying  2007 Page #75  
al purpose aircraft. A very strict scientific approach was used in the crea 2007 Page #94  
gan to arise when the military and scientific search parties refused to all 2007 Page #130  
 ro a batte1-y of rests by various scientific institutions in the USA, Russ 2007 Page #193  
ignificant physical evidence for a scientific study of the UFO phenomenon.  2007 Page #193  
ov." \Y/e checked Prof. Barsukov's scientific credentials and found that he 2007 Page #198  
nesses and later subjected to open scientific analysis. Four of the metalli 2007 Page #201  
 or otherwise unavailable for open scientific anal ysis. Although we know t 2007 Page #202  
labeled as insufficient data for a scientific analysis. What they were doin 2008 Page #16  
ion of a technology beyond our own scientific knowledge, or that any sighti 2008 Page #24  
 energy, environmental , and basic scientific research and technology devel 2008 Page #27  
rest in our military, defense, and scientific installations that the UFO in 2008 Page #38  
estigated thoroughly , in a proper scientific manner. It also convinced me  2008 Page #66  
ed most favor, specifically within scientific and academic circles. Interes 2008 Page #100  
from falling into the hands of the scientific elite of each other's nations 2008 Page #103  
, which undoubtedly have a certain scientific foundation, and which may one 2008 Page #112  
ouncil and in I 943, the Office of Scientific Research and Development whic 2008 Page #131  
 Vannevar Bush and also was on the Scientific Advisory Committee of the Bro 2008 Page #133  
etween NASA's supposedly strictly "scientific" planetary missions and mille 2008 Page #135  
s rather than on any non-sectarian scientific basis. This hidden occult asp 2008 Page #135  
rominent positions in the American scientific community. Many had been long 2008 Page #137  
uild, Primary Teachers' Book Club, Scientific American Book Club, Science F 2008 Page #144  
runt with body of the report I J • Scientific Community assumes the study w 2008 Page #147  
eeting in Room P-162 at Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory on Feburary 16, 19 2009 Page #9  
arate division be created with the scientific and technical departments sta 2009 Page #16  
's trajectory. We at the Office of Scientific Investigations knew that the  2009 Page #17  
ing the 1962 Cuban missile crisis, scientific and technical intelligence wo 2009 Page #17  
d political discussion among their scientific defense communities. UFO TECH 2009 Page #19  
 style of linking extraterrestrial scientific ideas with terrestrial techno 2009 Page #19  
 center. From the extraterrestrial scientific revolution of ideas sprang co 2009 Page #20  
cted ways. With each new practical scientific application, new technologies 2009 Page #20  
ss is more advanced in the case of scientific applications-in computers , f 2009 Page #20  
which sent shock waves through the scientific community in 1939. The splitt 2009 Page #20  
tions of UFO technology within our scientific community ; to promote cooper 2009 Page #21  
ney can be spent well only if more scientific talent is available . Militar 2009 Page #21  
ertheless, convincing the American scientific community that military UFO r 2009 Page #21  
l security implications. Office of Scientific Intelligence Agency December  2009 Page #25  
h had earlier headed the Office of Scientific Research and Developm ent ( 1 2009 Page #36  
committee of the RDB and a leading scientific advisor to Truman. Bush's rol 2009 Page #36  
existence of a Top Secret military scientific group responsible for dealing 2009 Page #37  
he report be treated 'as a serious scientific phenomenon."' Apparently Esth 2009 Page #138  
tor of The Journal of Orgonomy , a scientific publication dedicated to the  2009 Page #139  
ons advisory board and director of scientific development. Informants said  2009 Page #157  
oy life by fire in vast areas. The scientific principles of producing such  2009 Page #158  
there is nothing at all in present scientific developments to overcome the  2009 Page #158  
 of laymen and never came from any scientific source. A starlight bomb woul 2009 Page #158  
oken to Dr. Vannevar Bush, wartime scientific leader about it." An article  2009 Page #160  
ch was also the acting Director of Scientific Developments for New Zealand  2009 Page #163  
 work as the Chief Engineer at the Scientific Services Division on the Snow 2009 Page #163  
thor of more than 50 technical and scientific papers and the holder of many 2009 Page #164  
 Leech, who was acting Director of Scientific Developments, New Zealand, to 2009 Page #164  
 was completed and the fundamental scientific problems were solved. The exp 2009 Page #166  
een made by Dr. E. Marsden , N .Z. Scientific Liaison Officer, London, and  2009 Page #166  
. Leech was the Acting Director of Scientific Developments for New Zealand. 2009 Page #168  
 was completed and the fundamental scientific problems were solved." "The e 2009 Page #169  
D.J. Leech, who acting Director of Scientific Development , New Zealand, to 2009 Page #169  
ry 16, 1944. r No. 5 , ilFl'lCE OF SCIENTIFIC R£SEARCMau0£Vil.09~N1 NATIONA 2009 Page #169  
tise provided by the U.S. Navy and scientific assistance provided by Britis 2009 Page #172  
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 the ship, aliens, and MJBs, being scientifically evaluated for authenticir 2007 Page #129  

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is not homogeneous) The laboratory scientist sent with his report a descrip 2003 Page #50  
oned in the introduction. The same scientist at the laboratory was also int 2003 Page #50  
 came from Nicholas Johnson, Chief Scientist for Orbital Debris at the NASA 2003 Page #71  
hat could be tested. I contacted a scientist in a major Midwestern universi 2003 Page #100  
undred to two hundred microns. One scientist thought the waviness might be  2003 Page #106  
dinary pure magnesium. Former NASA scientist Paul Hill5 calculated that the 2003 Page #107  
spectra showed any oxygen. Another scientist in solar cell manufacturing tr 2003 Page #109  
d oscillating magnetic fields by a scientist working on "electro-gravitic"  2003 Page #111  
 "electro-gravitic" research. That scientist had already narrowed his inter 2003 Page #111  
 impenetrable fortress. One former scientist who worked at the facility rec 2003 Page #142  
ber 26th, 1980, Doty and Air Force scientist Jerry Miller arrived at the Be 2003 Page #145  
been rumored to have been the main scientist directing flying saucer resear 2004 Page #88  
s close UFO associates, a military scientist by the name of Art Bridge, tha 2004 Page #93  
some high ranking U.S. official or scientist. 2. The story that Smith had a 2004 Page #98  
es trial. Wilber Smith, a Canadian scientist, reported in a classified stud 2004 Page #140  
s to constituents, and as Canadian scientist Wilber Smith indicated, that i 2004 Page #141  
arbacher, a distinguished American scientist: 4 confirmed to Canadian gover 2004 Page #217  
n Mt. Palomar indicate that many a scientist, and textbook, could in the wr 2004 Page #247  
ide the first crashed saucer - the scientist, engineer, officer or GI would 2005 Page #5  
hat, yes, the once-brilliant young scientist was now manifesting symptoms o 2005 Page #89  
very, something not lost on either scientist. Reich noted in his diary that 2005 Page #91  
Albert Einstein was the best-known scientist in the world; he had been so s 2005 Page #92  
ut of pressing the action, and the scientist, unfortunatel y, took his coun 2005 Page #93  
ald, and we know him to be another scientist of great courage and passion,  2005 Page #99  
oward builcling a case against the scientist shortly after J\{i.ldred Brady 2005 Page #101  
und and disturbing. He dares, as a scientist, to exercise a most precious r 2005 Page #102  
furn re of Reich's acceptance as a scientist." And there's the rub: "Bad fo 2005 Page #103  
 future of Reich's acceptance as a scientist" -a considerati on not taken l 2005 Page #103  
may have the knowledge of a master scientist and still not be able to analy 2005 Page #104  
apher Dr. Myron Sharaf; author and scientist, scientist and author Dr. Jim  2005 Page #105  
yron Sharaf; author and scientist, scientist and author Dr. Jim DeMeo, and  2005 Page #105  
-in-Charge, Aeronautical engineer, Scientist, Security and Medical Doctor)  2005 Page #124  
evar Bush, America's chief defense scientist, and Professor Albert Einstein 2005 Page #128  
ople, including a geneticist and a scientist with a metallurgical backgroun 2005 Page #158  
via optical fibers. Another saucer scientist, Bill Uhouse of Las Vegas, say 2005 Page #164  
lamos in conjunction with an alien scientist on designing a simulator using 2005 Page #164  
from the site. Ozzie accompanied a scientist who caravanned along the back  2005 Page #165  
ssing meeting with leading Defense scientist Robert Sarbacher Sarbacher. st 2006 Page #26  
(1877-1966), a pioneering forensic scientist, once wrote: "Physical evidenc 2006 Page #88  
The source here is a former Soviet scientist who studied these matters. 104 2006 Page #107  
 private leaks ■ Senior government scientist: Confinnation of alien technol 2007 Page #55  
gram (derived from captured German scientist) wruch explains many of the ov 2007 Page #111  
ces, New :Mexico. A meteorological scientist had given the explanation that 2007 Page #130  
ound 1980 and e,·entualhconvincecl scientist Teresa O'Connor to look at the 2007 Page #197  
 at the time was Acting Discipline Scientist, Planetar) Materials Program,  2007 Page #197  
atio11s, the noted French-American scientist and UFO researcher Dr. Jacques 2007 Page #199  
es a bolide and Robert Kadesch , a scientist not involved with the UFO proj 2008 Page #17  
ion. Similarly, the late political scientist, Hans Morgenthau, author of th 2008 Page #24  
annevar Bush, an imminent American scientist who in l 94 l organized the Na 2008 Page #131  
 roommate Laurence K. Marshall and scientist Charles G. Smith formed Americ 2008 Page #131  
 within the CIA 's UFO files. As a scientist and astronomer , I found this  2009 Page #17  
sed this interview with the famous scientist several times. It was June who 2009 Page #92  
s had questioned why a New Zealand scientist, Thomas David James Leech, was 2009 Page #156  
The Alton Evening Telegraph: "U.S. Scientist Backs Secret Weapon Tale" The  2009 Page #160  
bune quotes a 39-year old American scientist it said shared in the developm 2009 Page #160  
ated , are substantially true. The scientist, James Marion Snodgrass of Cin 2009 Page #160  
 headline : "Is A-Bomb Passe? U.S. Scientist Helped Make New Secret Lethal  2009 Page #161  
as a weapon. However, the handsome scientist, now conductin g television re 2009 Page #161  
as a weapon. However, the handsome scientist, now conducting television res 2009 Page #176  
Halsey. Working with an Australian scientist/engineer. New Zealand Air Grou 2009 Page #176  
lly stated that a Mr. (X) who is a scientist attached to the Air Forces Int 2009 Page #178  

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ealed a big secret." Basic co this scientist's understanding of the uruvers 2005 Page #95  

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oblem' it has been labeled by many scientists, constitutes an area of extra 2003 Page #13  
sical force or effect known to our scientists seems to me to be overwhelmin 2003 Page #18  
nsultation with Dr. Bush and other scientists on the issue of finding pract 2003 Page #25  
container of some sort, it baffles scientists who have inspected it. Polyet 2003 Page #46  
urg, Army and Air Force officials, scientists, and volunteer firemen from K 2003 Page #66  
ere it is also stated, "Meanwhile, scientists, and Army and Air Force offic 2003 Page #66  
te a novel about an elite group of scientists that fake a series of crashed 2003 Page #73  
ched out to distribute to American scientists for study. After I reported t 2003 Page #100  
ajor Thomas Cseh), and a couple of scientists from the Air Force (Phillips) 2003 Page #146  
een. Significantly, the interested scientists tended to be associated with  2003 Page #146  
tutional right. Whether the covert scientists have discovered the secrets o 2003 Page #188  
was asked to present to the top 50 scientists at the Jet Propulsion Laborat 2003 Page #197  
ea." • "Such experts, technicians, scientists and assistants" vs. "experts, 2003 Page #207  
secret MOGUL balloon project. When scientists -2- ULTRA                     2003 Page #232  
surrounding the crash site. Select scientists from TOP 3L0IISE ULTRA        2003 Page #233  
the 1897 papers in which prominent scientists asserted with authority that  2004 Page #28  
quent analysis of the fragments by scientists at the National Aeronautical  2004 Page #30  
eneral staff officers and civilian scientists assigned to the Joint Researc 2004 Page #65  
st 1954 when Smith and his team of scientists and technicians claimed they  2004 Page #86  
 to talk to American officials and scientists on classified flying saucers  2004 Page #90  
busy schedule. He did however hear scientists talking about what they had l 2004 Page #92  
O crash had occurred, and that top scientists associated with the military  2004 Page #92  
ng things: Q: Are there government scientists? 96                           2004 Page #99  
ad learned from highly placed U.S. scientists, such as Dr. Vannevar Bush, t 2004 Page #140  
 lists the real names of dozens of scientists and others involved with top  2004 Page #145  
33 In 1933 GIRD, a group of Soviet scientists and engineers devoted to the  2004 Page #153  
st men, just as the economists and scientists, independent men with open mi 2004 Page #154  
 the country and the byes of those scientists, engineers, tecboaciass„ gibe 2004 Page #164  
cket (cont.) • In 1947, top Soviet Scientists and missile engineers designe 2004 Page #167  
e destination, highly credentialed scientists study it at length. • In the  2004 Page #171  
 UFO Crash Retrieval Conference 50 scientists at the Jet Propulsion Laborat 2004 Page #187  
, not to mention chilling. British scientists and airmen, after examining t 2004 Page #206  
act a composite of eight different scientists, and that he had simply creat 2004 Page #218  
eluded debunkers ever since. These scientists had supposedly divulged vario 2004 Page #218  
hat they really did know the eight scientists, and that perhaps there reall 2004 Page #219  
hich "Dr. Gee" — meaning the eight scientists — told Scully, that Scully, N 2004 Page #219  
he claimed ("Dr. Gee" as the eight scientists)? Or did Newton and Gebauer j 2004 Page #221  
ND SCIENCE ·-=i ARE NOT THE SAME ■ Scientists are interested in "why" ■ Sci 2005 Page #4  
ls with very small to very large ■ Scientists try to understand "what is" ■ 2005 Page #4  
ists try to understand "what is" ■ Scientists make discoveries ■ Scientific 2005 Page #4  
te , 250/o questionable) ■ "German scientists were of the opinion that ...  2005 Page #9  
ys that followed, a whole staff of scientists and physicians began to virtu 2005 Page #32  
ossible participation of Brazilian scientists in future space missions. One 2005 Page #33  
ght-Patterson where he worked with scientists from the Office of Naval Rese 2005 Page #41  
? THEY \X!OULD HA VE TO BRING I. 1 SCIENTISTS HERE. THEY \VOULD HA VE TO BR 2005 Page #71  
 little while, bring in a group of scientists and even if the) built a tunn 2005 Page #71  
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w high-rankin g officers and a few scientists who were viewing three smaU h 2005 Page #78  
of conversations with top American scientists about the reality of crash re 2005 Page #79  
onundrum up: "Wby rud the orthodox scientists and psychologists condemn Rei 2005 Page #103  
few people and even fewer credible scientists have been willing to make a s 2005 Page #118  
. J. Allen Hvnek, one of the first scientists used as a government-sponsore 2005 Page #119  
ns remain in the UFO controvers y. Scientists ask how interstellar pilots c 2005 Page #120  
es a stellar list of officials and scientists of the day, inclurung Secreta 2005 Page #125  
rnher Von Braun, one of the German scientists smuggled by American intellig 2005 Page #125  
oject, the report states, ''\v'hen scientists from the Los Alamos Scientifi 2005 Page #126  
fidentiality of the facilities and scientists who are involved. In addition 2005 Page #157  
ked long hours in cooperation with scientists from the Office of Na,·al Res 2005 Page #169  
 the horizon before the witnessing scientists could click their stop watche 2005 Page #172  
e planet in one solar system. Real scientists don't extrapolate or interpol 2006 Page #12  
 cases. implicates ether prominent scientists (e.g. Vannevar Bush and Rober 2006 Page #26  
entertainment professionals, space scientists and a high ranking military o 2006 Page #48  
uld serve as goodwill ambassadors. Scientists could also serve as liaisons  2006 Page #56  
ight or might not be true). Social scientists would be called upon to monit 2006 Page #58  
 public. Schisms might arise among scientists regarding best ways to unders 2006 Page #58  
essment of attending technologies. Scientists would take the lead in unders 2006 Page #59  
o permit diplomatic dialogue. Some scientists would argue for constructive  2006 Page #63  
nt funding disappear, putting many scientists out of work. The business com 2006 Page #65  
uch benefits very difficult. Among scientists and religious leaders, widesp 2006 Page #67  
 anomalous, that "don't fit." Some scientists are inclined to discard the d 2006 Page #101  
biological weapons. • 1997: Soviet scientists publish details of geneticall 2006 Page #108  
K, Canada and the U.S. Our smarter scientists would have seen this coming y 2006 Page #116  
 Dedication... To those brave True Scientists and all other challengers of  2006 Page #180  
in lock-step. While we, the "true" scientists, struggle forward attempting  2006 Page #181  
 the nature of reality, the "safe" scientists and their dogmatic religious  2006 Page #181  
ent: A Watery Roswell? So, we true scientists, examining such fields as hum 2006 Page #182  
er, amen. Unless... Unless we true scientists pull together as a united fro 2006 Page #182  
human inquiry. I hope that we true scientists might agree on a few points:  2006 Page #182  
Paperdip". The remainin g group of scientists, were captured by the Russian 2007 Page #111  
he Roswell crash wreckage led Bell scientists to ruscover the transistor, l 2007 Page #127  
11i11er, KiJgallen wrote: "British scientists and airmen, after examining t 2007 Page #136  
copies of your correspondence with scientists in the United States, where t 2007 Page #198  
per) 46.40 Zn (zinc) 13.53 Chilean scientists who have looked at the comple 2007 Page #201  
pied for generations. Thousands of scientists , engineers, and workers swar 2008 Page #27  
taken in the mid-l 960s by Russian scientists demonstrated that, in all pro 2008 Page #100  
aceship on Venus, in which Russian scientists discover a "magnetic recordin 2008 Page #102  
n, it's long, was written for both scientists and politicians , and is gene 2008 Page #107  
94 7 during the time the Paperclip scientists were there. He also served as 2008 Page #134  
swell crash and the Nazi Paperclip scientists. ---Dr. Lloyd V Berkner worke 2008 Page #134  
mented testimonials of former NASA scientists. " According to Hoagland , th 2008 Page #135  
and NASA, perhaps through the Nazi scientists working in both. According to 2008 Page #136  
 1955, more than a thousand German scientists had been granted citizenship  2008 Page #137  
The United States Government, Nazi Scientists, and Project Paperc/ip, 1945- 2008 Page #137  
                                   scientists. Others included Major Genera 2008 Page #138  
he "father of nuclear chemistry "; scientists Carl Fredrich von Weizsacker  2008 Page #138  
man Relations , Union of Concerned Scientists , International Red Cross and 2008 Page #143  
ct in I 942. He was one of the key scientists that made the atomic bomb (se 2009 Page #9  
ty. It affects our own law-abiding scientists, even deters them from partic 2009 Page #20  
ry UFO research is unpopular among scientists, partly on account of secrecy 2009 Page #21  
recy. (ln regimented Russia, where scientists are not free to choose their  2009 Page #21  
r at least reduce secrecy. But our scientists will not turn to national def 2009 Page #21  
and Pearl Harbor. It is vital that scientists should perceive the danger no 2009 Page #21  
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e described specifically how those scientists and engineers were discourage 2009 Page #90  
ably the most famous of the rocket scientists brought from Germany to the U 2009 Page #92  
ories related to Project Paperclip scientists brought to the US, and biogra 2009 Page #93  
 perhaps, another of the Paperclip scientists. JUNE CRAIN (CUBBAGE) LIST OF 2009 Page #94  
er story might continue. 88 German Scientists at WP AFB Wernher von Braun H 2009 Page #94  
 a news release which stated that "Scientists have confirmed that an uniden 2009 Page #134  
Union Pinhead aliens Invade Russia Scientists confirm I anding of 'shining  2009 Page #150  
ursued in the strictest secrecy by scientists in the United States, Britain 2009 Page #157  
escribed as a joint development of scientists from this country, Great Brit 2009 Page #157  
British, American, and New Zealand scientists, engineers and naval officers 2009 Page #157  
xplained to President Roosevelt by scientists in 1939 and more recently Gle 2009 Page #158  
isible ultra-violet rays. Although scientists have been trying for some tim 2009 Page #159  
ursued in the strictest secrecy by scientists in New Zealand, Great Britain 2009 Page #159  
ertaining to it are under control. Scientists were reported thoroughly exam 2009 Page #159  
 be joined British and New Zealand scientists in the development of the wea 2009 Page #160  
 he joined British and New Zealand scientists in development of the weapon. 2009 Page #161  
the assistance provided by British scientists who helped with mathematical  2009 Page #165  
rsued in the strictest security by scientists in the United States, Britain 2009 Page #167  
 he joined British and New Zealand scientists in development of the weapon. 2009 Page #169  
 to discuss the question with U.K. scientists interested in cognate problem 2009 Page #170  
e of Science and Technology. These scientists had been interested in the st 2009 Page #170  
ursued in the strictest secrecy by scientists in New Zealand, Great Britain 2009 Page #172  
fic assistance provided by British scientists, New ◄                        2009 Page #172  
 Geoffrey Taylor and Dr. Penny (UK scientists) were invaluable in the exami 2009 Page #173  

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w being found 1 The St111ct11re of Scient{/ic Revolutions , Thomas S. Kuhn, 2005 Page #117  

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st notably the History Channel and SciFi Channel, have done this. Some peop 2005 Page #76  
f they would live another day. The SciFi Channel series Threshold depicts a 2006 Page #63  
u follow TV, did you used co watch Scifi series? GM: Yes 1 was an avid read 2007 Page #81  

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concrete. The capcion read, "Elvis scill emails Jimmy Hoffa!" The headline  2007 Page #67  
ryrhmg except chat which stood out scill glittering, like a sample of chat  2007 Page #196  

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United Stales Go1-m1111ml , 1\/aef Scimtisls, and Pro.Jed Paperrlip, 1945 l 2005 Page #125  

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ormnl phcnornena, about whld1 most scirntisu :l re deeply skeptical, misc q 2008 Page #146  

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ecalled seeing "landing gear strut scis ors". These devices are used co pre 2007 Page #115  

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1ble, The lvf.ass Psychology of Fa.scis111 and The Cancer BiopatfD, all cam 2005 Page #89  

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up." June stated that she used her scissors and tried every way the she kne 2009 Page #91  

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in November 1983. The 1'·tili1ar.· Scniccs ... shall direct 1hcir coun1cnn1 2007 Page #175  

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and every aspect of the tale. They scoff at the tale. They despise it. They 2004 Page #144  
ircraft in area airspace. But they scoff at the idea that the jets were cha 2006 Page #28  
le care, be- use people are apt to scoff and y unkind things. Especially th 2006 Page #44  

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eir nerves. When we did talk, many scoffed at the "monster" story, laughed  2006 Page #92  
on (Michigan) while regional press scoffed ► 7) Unwillingness to check UFO- 2007 Page #23  
n (Nlichigan) while regional press scoffed , 7) Unwillingness tO check UFO- 2007 Page #24  

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One such witness was Sgt. CLifford Scone, US Army (Retired) . Stone was int 2005 Page #147  
ience-Fiction movies of some kjnd. Scone a lso saw a film depicting bodies  2005 Page #147  

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back-channel source for the inside scoop. Meantime, social reports would fa 2006 Page #60  

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ry, a rather significant omission. Scooping up some of the fakery arguments 2003 Page #184  

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

case; they vary in credibility and scope but all provided valuable data for 2003 Page #21  
941. The technology is outside the scope of U.S. Science, even that of Germ 2003 Page #28  
 time PROJECT PURPOSE AND GOALS 1. Scope of this manual Present all aspects 2003 Page #172  
omo sapiensINTRODUCTION-GENERAL 6. Scope: contains information on o Determi 2003 Page #174  
ES SECTION I: LIVING ORGANISMS 21. Scope: only OPNAC deals with them 22. Ge 2003 Page #177  
ons Mmu.ilNON-LIVING ORGANISMS 25. Scope is retrieval, preservation, remova 2003 Page #177  
n who they are today is beyond the scope of this talk. This program has bee 2003 Page #187  
no bureaucratic problems given the scope and importance of what he is deali 2003 Page #209  
uly 2, 1947 draft mission to China scope that includes a directive x Top Se 2003 Page #211  
c. Copyright 2004 David P. E. Pace Scope of Talk • Historical Underpinnings 2004 Page #152  
pretation of history. Overview The scope of this talk will cover nine eleme 2004 Page #242  
e one and much of it is beyond the scope of the Kingman story. \Xlith speci 2005 Page #45  
 part of the project is beyond the scope of this abridged report. 'Scenario 2006 Page #51  
nces might manifest was beyond the scope of this study. Reactions of Player 2006 Page #57  
planation of these two events. The scope of my research again expanded when 2006 Page #95  
: "We started seeing things on the scope and asking other locations, 'Do yo 2006 Page #144  
what? But they were so fast on the scope! They were moving at 5,000 miles a 2006 Page #145  
M SAY? They were able to see every scope in the United States — every one t 2006 Page #146  
ur skies. I know what I saw on the scope. I know it was there. 145          2006 Page #148  
onal in 1950). Thy reported on the scope (of a ground radar set) that thg h 2006 Page #175  
y. Signal moved rapidly up the D/F scope indicating a rapidly moving signal 2006 Page #200  
ical warfare tool to hide the full scope of UFO activity. 19                2007 Page #25  
ricted hangar would be outside the scope of th.is article. However, it now  2007 Page #110  
curity is described as "the entire scope of measures undertaken by the gove 2008 Page #24  
some words summarizing the overall scope of the "leaked" documents I have b 2008 Page #104  
0 TSM 3 4 DTS 4 1 TSOm~a 10-l 3760 Scope of comments ■Leaked documents summ 2008 Page #115  
o be kept top secret). The overall scope of the documents involved is shown 2009 Page #7  
 national estimates to be broad in scope and defined in depth to include vi 2009 Page #18  
 one; and much of it is beyond the scope of the Kingman story. With specifi 2009 Page #51  

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"from unfriendly powers." Slide 16 scopes the content of the rest of the Ma 2003 Page #173  
Integrated circuits o Night vision scopes c Kevlar material B To avoid the  2003 Page #188  
 engines. After a long time on the scopes, you could hear it and pick them  2006 Page #147  

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he tripod indentations. They found scorch marks on the trees and branches b 2008 Page #83  
 eight tabs. All of the pages show scorch marks. However , the pages don't  2008 Page #109  
lated with CIA Zip ■All pages show scorch marks ■ Cover letter pretty inter 2008 Page #120  

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military had departed, and found a scorched section of the canyon that had  2006 Page #83  
e midst of a 30-foot wide circular scorched patch of desert littered with m 2007 Page #184  
ound a roughly circular pattern of scorched earth at the center of which wa 2007 Page #189  
 a mysterious deep pit. The entire scorched area was littered with metal fr 2007 Page #189  
h other or they were intentionally scorched . In 2000 I submitted some of t 2008 Page #109  

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questions , weave their way into a score for each key category and ultimate 2005 Page #135  
facror, results in a maximum total score of 125 points. A discussion of cri 2005 Page #135  
#4.4.4414. wer 04^# Os. ...•• sNe, score • v• •ala -lea Mammy Coiles Fe.. a 2006 Page #32  
lfirer into \'{ inn-Dixi e grocery score chajn_ Pope comments co Forhts rep 2007 Page #27  
ed to, for example, keep a running score of Soviet UFO sighting and progres 2009 Page #18  

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chard, radio station personnel and scores of 1947 military personnel are th 2004 Page #139  
 the tip of the iceberg. There are scores of other examples such as the tho 2004 Page #196  
sms is 5.0. Combining the weighted scores associated with these seven categ 2005 Page #137  
ls. • Late 70s and 1980s: Collects scores of first- hand accounts of UFO cr 2006 Page #25  
ost important for us to consider?" Scores of potential candidates were cons 2006 Page #51  
onomers have positively identified scores of planets circling other 66      2006 Page #69  

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A contrary example is how some UFO scories escape over the Internet while r 2007 Page #20  
ks that are typicaUy used: r Cover scories r Damage or "spin" control , Bog 2007 Page #21  
its way co the surface, and if the scories herein are crue, billions of us  2007 Page #127  

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hese very columns, in 1920, poured scorn on the idea of a certain Robert Go 2009 Page #139  

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ng — or rather much ado about some Scotch tape and crash dummies. Charles M 2004 Page #133  
 more than a case of misidentified Scotch tape? Before we share Charles Moo 2004 Page #133  
conclude it had nothing to do with Scotch tape from a toy factory. An FBI m 2004 Page #142  
arguments about flowery designs on Scotch tape from a toy factory and crash 2004 Page #148  

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

est on "old" Highway No. 3 in Nova Scotia. Wickens was returning these peop 2004 Page #34  
records he could find both in Nova Scotia and in Ottawa. When I came on the 2004 Page #42  

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

 Geological Sciences at Edinburgh, Scotland, recorded an earth tremor betwe 2006 Page #120  
ken by a UFO. There is a case from Scotland where a spectacular UFO photo w 2008 Page #67  

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

UST STAMPEDING ALL OVER TEE PLACE. SCOTT YOU SAID THE ANIMALS WERE DEMENTED 2004 Page #24  
 THEY HAVEN'T REM ABLE TO DO THAT. SCOTT WHATEVER YOUR AUTHORITY IS CIA/MIN 2004 Page #24  
 WE WILL KNOw NON TO DEAL WITH IT. SCOTT IS ANYBODY °PEERING you HELP TO /N 2004 Page #24  
nton Friedman, Linda Moulton Howe, Scott Ramsey and Stan Gordon. Photograph 2004 Page #70  
ound those families is businessman Scott Ramsey, Vice President of Sales an 2004 Page #70  
he right in this group photograph. Scott Ramsey's curiosity was provoked by 2004 Page #70  
 position, arranged to travel with Scott to Maxwell AFB in Montgomery, Alab 2004 Page #70  
ck discs in the skies. Eventually, Scott and Andy confirmed that three powe 2004 Page #70  
SLIDE #21: Hart Canyon Mesa During Scott Ramsey's research about the three  2004 Page #72  
 for the first time on the record, Scott Ramsey has told me what the police 2004 Page #72  
y March. AUDIO EXCERPT # 2 ( 2:35) Scott Ramsey: "He (Police Officer) final 2004 Page #72  
agan administration I met with Bob Scott and Miller at Norton, and they wan 2004 Page #192  
t a lot of time discussing it. Bob Scott was a Reagan appointee. He was the 2004 Page #192  
ger sent a telegram relieving both Scott and Miller of their posts. Why I d 2004 Page #193  
 films being offered by Miller and Scott. He and Hynek felt that if the gov 2004 Page #193  
initial research quickly led me to Scott Ramsey, a businessman from North C 2004 Page #215  
Press,2001), p. 200-211. 4 Ramsey, Scott "Aztec crash / retrieval story rev 2004 Page #223  
ilms Limited, 2004, interview with Scott Ramsey, both in the film and in un 2004 Page #223  
e had been in the control tower at Scott AFB Kentuck y, when Thomas Mantell 2005 Page #64  
f the F4" chasing3/15/96 F-15 from Scott AFB chases UFO near Evansville. In 2006 Page #28  
ich vanished one by one. F-15 from Scott AFB seen in USAF says mishap was p 2006 Page #28  
tch the launches of such heroes as Scott Carpenter and John Glenn. With gre 2006 Page #182  
Force Interested in UFO No byline. Scott AFB in Illinois declared search of 2008 Page #48  

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ogy October 1 1990 article by Bill Scott' 'Muftiple Sightings of Secret Air 2006 Page #30  

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rical landmark list. So Andy's and Scott's research efforts came together t 2004 Page #70  

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

itish test anthrax on sheep on the Scottish island of Gruinard. The uninhab 2006 Page #107  
 isn't ideal. My dad would say (in Scottish accent) "It's your own stupid f 2007 Page #92  

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the show! During the week, I would scour the Internet and news-cutting serv 2006 Page #203  

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flat bed truck. Men went ahead and scouted a back roads transport of the tr 2005 Page #165  

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the .s1on· ,,.-bile !=kroi;-:.o -..scr.r-h1lnrd :. lnl = as to ·•:h~t i.ne: 2009 Page #163  
the sicy to cont!ol slmUa.r field. Scr.rP.t. Anulo-AntPrict1n lo:ccs lnr.ct 2009 Page #182  

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the Kentucky Air National Guard to scramble three P-51 fighter aircraft to  2003 Page #88  
ontinued cover-up, while officials scramble to get better information about 2003 Page #190  
0s. WHEN THEY SAID, WE'RE GOING TO SCRAMBLE — DID YOU HEAR ANY CHATTER AT N 2006 Page #146  
 with the radar detections and the scramble. Were the Top Brass embarrassed 2006 Page #173  
they have better things to do than scramble around searching for flying sau 2006 Page #174  
 there were no accounts of all the scramble and uproar of such an intense r 2006 Page #191  
ed array radar systems are used to scramble the propulsion drive forcing th 2007 Page #131  
 stories to tell It's important to scramble dates (which confuses and under 2008 Page #93  

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

means, Air Force interceptors were scrambled. At this point, I was told tha 2004 Page #108  
achment. • On occasion, planes are scrambled, but in the past orders to fir 2004 Page #169  
means, Air Force interceptors were scrambled . At this point, l was told th 2005 Page #139  
claimed that interceptors had been scrambled hundreds of times without any  2006 Page #5  
t-runs him. Second sighting: SU-22 scrambled, vehicle again out-run the air 2006 Page #28  
ghtings, military jet interceptors scrambled in pursuit. 7/27/87. UFO inter 2006 Page #28  
s from Andrews Air Force Base were scrambled early yesterday after radar de 2006 Page #28  
used Hoyt to glance skyward. As he scrambled to snap a few pictures with hi 2006 Page #71  
 any form of interception could be scrambled, the object turned to a course 2006 Page #134  
he same thing I was seeing. So, we scrambled the F-104s from Homestead AFB  2006 Page #145  
 which was in Key West, were being scrambled and headed north. The jets wer 2006 Page #145  
yenne Mountain — he went ahead and scrambled the F-104s. We didn't have any 2006 Page #146  
t. The Continental Air Command has scrambled and is on high alert. We have  2006 Page #164  
t: A Watery Roswell? The Air Force scrambled. A senior official burst in as 2006 Page #168  
he fact that fighter aircraft were scrambled indicates that this alert was  2006 Page #168  
 The fact that the air force bases scrambled aircraft to intercept and iden 2006 Page #172  
e that the Continental Air Command scrambled aircraft and put the USA into  2006 Page #173  
ked out and that fighters had been scrambled from Nellis as a result of the 2008 Page #15  
ian-built MIG-21 jet fighters were scrambled , and were guided to within th 2008 Page #29  
arger and brighter, he immediately scrambled an IIAF F-4 to investigate [ . 2008 Page #31  
sed at RAF Manston in Kent and was scrambled to intercept a UFO that had be 2008 Page #66  
Unexplained Lights." His dates are scrambled, compared to the testimonies o 2008 Page #93  

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

 hovering near airfield: commander scrambles SU- 22 aircraft to intercept.  2006 Page #28  

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and the government of the day were scrambling to secretly put the pieces to 2004 Page #85  
bielittaty , #1,111gtyl Traria was scrambling and authorizing • ' ff40Wh th 2006 Page #28  
tegration of a Cuban MIG jet while scrambling after a UFO "bogey." March 19 2006 Page #143  
mmand aircraft to prevent needless scrambling of aircraft. If these intrude 2006 Page #173  

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t routine maintenance were sold as scrap and found their way into the hands 2006 Page #84  
t least one was sold to a civilian scrap dealer. Each time I visited the Ba 2006 Page #84  
 that the four djscs parked at the scrap area were the very last of their k 2007 Page #114  

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e being stored at the base salvage/scrap-) ard (see picture 2, illustration 2007 Page #95  

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various stages of disrepair at the scrap-yar d, near the four discs. These  2007 Page #107  

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the perimeter of the base near the scrap-yard, Jack first saw the most awei 2007 Page #95  
 immediately parked outside at the scrap-yard. The O.1.C. also informed Jac 2007 Page #100  
ng to the four discs parked at the scrap-yard which had already been decomm 2007 Page #110  
ack was examining the discs at the scrap-yard, he noticed a hangar nearby.  2007 Page #110  

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side on a taxi-\\ ay near the base scrap-~ ard, were four flying wing discs 2007 Page #95  

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months of organizing and trying to scrape together funds and equipment, a t 2006 Page #187  
and heavy it caused the trailer to scrape the ground. They even had to lift 2007 Page #128  

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 military colleagues, got him into scrapes and tight spots, some of them po 2004 Page #222  

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

. It also forms tiny fibers called scrapie associated fibrils (SAFs) in the 2006 Page #114  
in the world ("mad cow" in cattle, scrapie in sheep, transmissible mink enc 2006 Page #116  

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

losed, and can only say that these scrapings came from the exterior undersi 2003 Page #103  

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 were awaiting orders to either be scrapped or flown/transported to Offutt  2007 Page #114  

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, it would be more than a 65 7 Cat Scrapper or a D-11R and those machines a 2007 Page #126  

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

. The pages were old with clipping scraps falling off many of the pages. Th 2004 Page #244  
soldiers were at the site carrying scraps of the mangled airship to smaller 2005 Page #156  

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said this unusual debris would not scratch or burn. In March 2004 Mr. Art C 2004 Page #240  
ed every way the she knew to dent, scratch, or damage the metal to no avail 2009 Page #91  

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 "had no markings but seemed to be scratched. There were no windows or seam 2006 Page #86  
 Research on th.is case has barley scratched the surface. More witnesses ar 2007 Page #127  
n my opinion, Ufologists have only scratched the surface of potential resea 2009 Page #179  

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ots yet it had no dents, marks, or scratches on its burnished aluminum surf 2005 Page #169  

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d vet, that curious one-word note, scrawled many years previous by an anony 2004 Page #14  

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

lying Saucer - 1948 “With a shrill scream and a blinding green-yellow flash 2003 Page #14  

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 armed. Seconds later, the wingman screamed to the ground controller that h 2006 Page #143  
ents later, however , the wingman "screamed" to the ground controller that  2008 Page #29  

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frightened boys fled down the path screaming in terror and ran off the farm 2006 Page #90  

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

s or so later, Don heard very loud screams coming from the direction of tho 2003 Page #71  
d. At that point after hearing the screams, he quickly returned to the car. 2003 Page #71  

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

kitchen, pushed open the unsecured screen window, knotted his bathrobe sash 2003 Page #92  
to the White House in June 1982 to screen ET - The Extraterrestrial to Reag 2003 Page #198  
a clear mind. Speaking through the screen door of a relative's house, he to 2004 Page #29  
 There was a white line across the screen and it was "going all squiggly."  2004 Page #45  
III. 32 UFO recovered shown on TV, screen black when bodies mentioned 10 19 2004 Page #111  
me structures, each with a 2' x 3' screen basket, sifted a considerable amo 2004 Page #240  
 altitude and disappeared from the screen. Woolcott informed Schmitt that h 2005 Page #44  
ect's disappearance from the radar screen. "Fifty-two minutes after the dis 2006 Page #134  
 see your targets. I brought up my screen for my pulse acquisition radar, w 2006 Page #145  
of a sudden, they took off— off my screen and went to Bill's. WHEN THEY WEN 2006 Page #145  
to Bill's. WHEN THEY WENT OFF YOUR SCREEN, THEY WERE DOING 5,000 MILES AN H 2006 Page #145  
 roll around a little thing on the screen and you were able to shoot at ali 2006 Page #152  
ny object or any X, Y, or 0 on the screen and we could put the square over  2006 Page #152  
When something would come over the screen that was unknown, it would flash  2006 Page #152  
d the object until it went off the screen in a manner which suggested a cra 2006 Page #177  
net and download it and view it on screen. I am not sure why the interested 2007 Page #84  
 idea. I would look at it on their screen. l did it by taking graphical con 2007 Page #86  
t then l saw the mouse move on the screen and it went down to the lower par 2007 Page #86  
went down to the lower part of the screen and next chose the disconnect com 2007 Page #86  
ed on so you didn't gee that front screen. Sometimes you would get a logon  2007 Page #87  
n. Sometimes you would get a logon screen with "This is the property of NAS 2007 Page #87  
altitude and disappear ed from the screen. Woolcott informed Schmitt that h 2009 Page #51  

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ating in space with their extended screen's remjniscent of a satellite's so 2007 Page #70  

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

runs about six minutes and will be screened at the UFO Crash Retrieval conf 2004 Page #58  
r Force; and until 1957, regularly screened and reported to the USAF detail 2004 Page #108  
urne AFB, in Columbus, Ohio. If my screened UFO report was confirmed by rad 2004 Page #108  
T: The Extraterrestrial, which was screened for Reagan at the White House i 2004 Page #195  
e, all of his mail would have been screened by Helen Dukas, who may have ha 2005 Page #92  
e (USAF). Until 1957, he regularly screened and reported to the USAF detail 2005 Page #138  
urne AFB, in Columbus, Ohio. If my screened UFO report was confirmed by rad 2005 Page #139  

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

an sat beside Spielberg during the screening. According to the story that S 2003 Page #198  
Jamie Shandera near the end of the screening Reagan leaned over to Spielber 2003 Page #198  
d thoughtful note to close on. Its screening here today marks the first tim 2004 Page #59  
artmentalization, security levels, screening of personnel, cover stories an 2004 Page #123  
ople know that near the end of the screening Reagan leaned over to Spielber 2004 Page #195  
ntry. A couple months after the ET screening, Reagan pushed the idea a bit  2004 Page #195  
others ▪ “ • Coroner botched toxic screening m • RV answer: pictures are st 2004 Page #209  
. In the meantime, after a private screening organized by Santilli in Londo 2005 Page #146  

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

s of numerous magazines and the 1V screens of over 20 clifferent countries. 2005 Page #145  
uddenly disappeared from the radar screens. "During the flight over Mexican 2006 Page #133  
nt of disappearance from the radar screens was over a barren and sparsely p 2006 Page #133  
. In a radar site, there are three screens built similar to that, but the s 2006 Page #152  
ens built similar to that, but the screens are round and show the sweep of  2006 Page #152  
r, I apologize, sir.' On the radar screens as I would play with them, I wou 2006 Page #154  
Pentagon, reporting that the radar screens of some air defense installation 2006 Page #168  
!J continue to visit the pages and screens of our newspapers, magazines, TV 2007 Page #77  
turn-shaped disc that lit up radar screens all along the TexasMexico border 2007 Page #185  

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 “First Aid” is now “first aid” a “screw driver ” is now “screwdriver ” □ “ 2003 Page #180  
late 50s. Similarly, the two-word "screw driver" was the normal way of desc 2003 Page #181  
. So in 1997, the USAF decided the screw the president with yet another Ros 2003 Page #201  
eties are also compelling such as "screw driver" being two words and "Kraft 2005 Page #129  

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rst aid” a “screw driver ” is now “screwdriver ” □ “Kraft tape” is not popu 2003 Page #180  

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reful: follow security, cut wires, screws, tape, lift, cut tape, cut barrie 2003 Page #177  

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searching. He read the message and scribbled three capital letters on the t 2004 Page #41  

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6 Available on line al: http://www.scribd.com/doc/6404 IO 1/JFK-MJ 12 37 Av 2009 Page #47  

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version of Abstract 6 contained in Scringfield's paper presented at the ann 2005 Page #43  
 the Third Kind), the following is Scringfield's account of an interview he 2005 Page #43  

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

 John Sorrels, executive editor of Scripps Howard and owner of the Associat 2007 Page #16  
s a Senior Marine Biologist at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography , Un 2009 Page #164  
ecial Developments Division at the Scripps institute. Upon his retirement f 2009 Page #164  
ing research for this paper at the Scripps institute of Oceanography , I wa 2009 Page #173  
n Snodgrass' papers donated to the Scripps Library. It is obvious that Prof 2009 Page #173  

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

 a syndicated drama critic for the Scripps-Howard newspaper in Colun1bus, O 2007 Page #136  

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

iations related to the documentary script took place at the Pentagon. Emene 2004 Page #182  
 our agreements was to go over the script at the Pentagon, and if there was 2004 Page #183  

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rangeness. Some interpretations of scripture, Biblical and otherwise, would 2006 Page #59  

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O watchers. No one but the shadowy scriptwriters realized the whole thing w 2003 Page #149  

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ohn H.Sorrelo, executive editor at Scrlppo .. : ·· -rd news agency, owner a 2007 Page #16  

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• Genitalia: (Penis, testicles and scrotal contents in males, and, on occas 2006 Page #115  

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

miles of high-altitude mountainous scrub and forest. Paul Bennewitz would s 2003 Page #144  

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compel us c.o make a change in ics scructure, a change so basic that ic wou 2008 Page #112  

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

reaucratic process. Sometimes more scruples are expressed about wooing clan 2009 Page #15  

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

y as a man with a microscope might scrutinize the transient creatures that  2004 Page #132  
his organization was also asked to scrutinize the digitizHed photos for an  2004 Page #230  

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

e Santa Cruz area of Bolivia. As I scrutinized these reports, there did not 2004 Page #10  
 their various concerns, they were scrutinized and studied, perhaps almost  2004 Page #132  
 since 1947, that mankind is being scrutinized by unearthly intelligent bei 2004 Page #132  
ainty that the human race is being scrutinized today in the post-atomic era 2004 Page #133  

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h which I was not familiar. Closer scrutiny revealed that the emblem was in 2004 Page #12  
d the object of intense scientific scrutiny. But this did not happen since, 2005 Page #118  
y events unfolding that escape our scrutiny because we are distracted by th 2008 Page #41  
nfluenced the arrival of celestial scrutiny. They could have been curious o 2008 Page #114  

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aramount 1mporunce , regardless of scrvi~ custodial or security responsibil 2007 Page #175  

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

attention — rurart and jnM. Ja the scssrco ■£ year awrvay yen will mi ptala 2003 Page #226  

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nr.s;rrrr. O\"ERWHEl a\fJXG E\Tilf.SCT. • Ml!~U.IT\' IS Rt:..rt.lI'.J ') 11 2008 Page #156  

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

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

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 IS Rt:..rt.lI'.J ') 11\" ;\IOS'I. scu:s-ns r~ • rt'BUC IS CURIOUS BIJT AMD 2008 Page #156  

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to a swamp nearby Cubatao River. A scuba diver had nausea and headaches soo 2007 Page #128  

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by staff at Los Alamos (and citied Scudy 4FF) that was reportedly "still cl 2007 Page #144  

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

r things. At the time none of this scuff was in my mind. They were providin 2007 Page #78  
uter were you using to access this scuff. GM: Back then a 386 PC. 1\1\Xl: W 2007 Page #84  
happened . How do~ ou gee all chat scuff, all that equipment and all chose  2007 Page #171  

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 railroad worker Joseph "Truthful" Scully was selected to initiate the tale 2004 Page #28  
0 book, Behind the Flying Saucers. Scully talked about the early detection  2004 Page #70  
bases had existed in New Mexico as Scully described. Another question the t 2004 Page #70  
n by Major Donald Kevhoe and Frank Scully. He described his initial investi 2004 Page #89  
hey exist. WBS: Do they operate as Scully suggests on magnetic principle? R 2004 Page #91  
story had been written up by Frank Scully in 1950 in a book called Behind t 2004 Page #97  
ok are substantially correct." The Scully story has generally been written  2004 Page #97  
ogists as a hoax put over on Frank Scully by oil well prospector Silas Newt 2004 Page #97  
e incredibly naive reporter, Frank Scully — in the late 1940s and early 195 2004 Page #215  
entified as the "Dr. Gee" cited by Scully as his key source for the details 2004 Page #218  
 "Dr. Gee" really was Leo Gebauer? Scully went to his grave maintaining tha 2004 Page #218  
 don't know who "Deep Throat" was. Scully was a journalist, and journalists 2004 Page #218  
ndeed, when J. P. Cahn interviewed Scully for his initial article on the Az 2004 Page #218  
 story for True Magazine, he asked Scully to reveal the identity of "Dr. Ge 2004 Page #218  
eal the identity of "Dr. Gee," and Scully, much to Cahn's apparent chagrin, 2004 Page #218  
in, declined: 8 According to Cahn, Scully stoutly maintained that "he was p 2004 Page #218  
n turn had divulged the details to Scully. It seems unlikely that Newton wo 2004 Page #218  
ne article, wherein he claims that Scully admitted to him that Gebauer was  2004 Page #219  
uted fact is that both Gebauer and Scully maintained until their deaths tha 2004 Page #219  
nue to play the game, particularly Scully, who had absolutely nothing to ga 2004 Page #219  
rom it? Pride? Perhaps. After all, Scully wouldn't have been the first pers 2004 Page #219  
eaning the eight scientists — told Scully, that Scully, Newton, and Gebauer 2004 Page #219  
ght scientists — told Scully, that Scully, Newton, and Gebauer could not ha 2004 Page #219  
as simple. If allegations from the Scully book could be verified as facts t 2004 Page #219  
 the whole story was fake, how did Scully get this specific detail right? D 2004 Page #221  
s from Beyond the Grave," p. 10 17 Scully, Frank: In Armour Bright (Chilton 2004 Page #224  
 it appeared, getting behind Frank Scully." 19 Ibid. 20 Redfern, The F.B.I. 2004 Page #224  
Wilkinson, Donald E. Menzel, Frank Scully -and all other writers on the sub 2007 Page #48  

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

combined with a reference in Frank Scully's 1950 book, Behind the Flying Sa 2004 Page #70  
 to know? WBS: I have read (Frank) Scully's book on the saucers and I would 2004 Page #91  
ic Dave Thomas, who concluded that Scully's book was written "without a shr 2004 Page #215  
o could back up the claims made in Scully's book? It turns out that they've 2004 Page #216  
e the Aztec story as told in Frank Scully's original account, Behind the F/ 2004 Page #217  
down on Gee, it wasn't going to be Scully's fault."19 That this would be th 2004 Page #218  
uestion about Leo Gebauer — was he Scully's "Dr. Gee?" The only evidence ev 2004 Page #219  
edge with the publication of Frank Scully's book Behind the Flying Saucers, 2004 Page #221  
terious Little Men," p. 103. After Scully's refusal to identify "Dr. Gee,"  2004 Page #224  

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

 to be a crucial misstep and other scurrilous articles followed over the ye 2005 Page #93  

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

 carefull) ." He also repeated the scuttlebutt that these aliens seemed to  2005 Page #79  

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

ith you such experts, trohnielans, sdentista and assistants aa you detoa ne 2003 Page #212  

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

ic u a\OrJ• President Roo.evelt by sdenUsts ln ic bombs. Bui them• ciaim~ o 2009 Page #182  

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

ary had either shot down or found. SDI: Unidentified things, or did he actu 2004 Page #93  
wanted him to have a go at it too. SDI: Now was this the American or the U. 2004 Page #93  
to the house by the Canadian or... SDI: So it came from the States? James:  2004 Page #93  
 came from the States? James: Yes. SDI: You actually saw some of these piec 2004 Page #93  
s in there, and take a look at it. SDI: How old would you have been then? J 2004 Page #93  
... 10 to 17.. .in that age group. SDI: Did you get to handle any of them?  2004 Page #93  
nts and the Hard Evidence (Part 1) SDI: Jim, you mentioned that he (Wilbert 2004 Page #96  
aid, "Yes he had seen the bodies." SDI: Did he describe them at all? Do you 2004 Page #96  
ound Laboratories'? Shary-Shagan • SDI apparatus • Advanced Optical Weaponr 2004 Page #162  
er's Pitch to President Reagan for SDI www.majesticdocuments.com 245        2004 Page #248  
elaborate A1my initiatives such as SDI (Star \X/ars Projects), Project Hori 2005 Page #168  
 the Strategic Defense Initiative (SDI) and the Star Wars system are keepin 2007 Page #130  
ther questioned document was about SDI (Strategic Defense Initiative) , an  2009 Page #10  
er's Pitch to President Reagan for SDI," 4                                  2009 Page #10  
rlier (Teller's pitch to Reagan on SDI) is authentic, QDl will match it pre 2009 Page #11  
tioned document in the form of the SDI pitch to Reagan. Teller would have b 2009 Page #13  

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

 a.rt nn1 dlfTcra1c o br1'nn1 most sdmthts und tht g.tnt.r.d put,Ur • TIit  2008 Page #154  

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

 r~ortei her'!' pul,lic..1:,- ll=o:sDt'cd . ln$:t,;id, ~e-: 1cala1,,· hy Kr 2009 Page #163  

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

ir Is uof gootl • Thur arr urrUtnt sdtnlhts and hlgll quolitJ \\imrss, s :1 2008 Page #154  

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

pe yprinting machine a 27 years at SE Missourian newspaper d Has two sons,  2003 Page #31  
•axaral tedaanyor.Gi Gi Khiuu.^il* SE;JCV S ;GCMiUA./MLMc                   2003 Page #221  
BOUT THE PEOPLE LIVING THERE? COAL SE OP TEEM, WHO WERE VERY CLOSE To THE A 2004 Page #24  
Icepita A P00A1 00"00AI sterard to Se i. trit Naval lit00itr•—•• 4.*A Mmkaf 2004 Page #203  
re Range Tracking Stabon, 32 miles SE of Ocala, FL. Restricted arspace. Det 2006 Page #28  
 7/27/87. UFO intercept attempt in SE Ghana. US Defense Information Report. 2006 Page #28  
s. 1e'Lpobably right. •Hdre's the .se 'tbld t flab- bergasted Mirror report 2006 Page #44  
And while not an advertisement per se, A 1990 article from The Houston Chro 2007 Page #61  
r overt, and/or covert mission? To se!J products and services as they conti 2007 Page #77  
h." IO July 2006. "El Caso Coyame: Se precipito un OVNI en territorio mexic 2007 Page #192  
 be a piece of alien machinery per se, but rather a side-effect caused perh 2007 Page #194  
                               j = SE ~.1.-· (,• ,: ;.:o 3 •: .~r,c I • ,•  2008 Page #150  
wsletters&op=Viewltems&vid=405 The Se,po Documents, www.serpo.org/consisten 2009 Page #56  
ala1,,· hy Krr.n~:h ."uaold. .Eloi.se. I por+.er, ;appa.rrotl}' 5:.u:n!Jlc- 2009 Page #163  
l'hc 11tomic poison i;:a.5c• lefen.se .,\~.u1ut n:1cl•rl2 would be, the sam 2009 Page #182  
eto be a weapon o! tremendoas c.iu:se tic kr.ew Prof. Dav.ldr importance. J 2009 Page #184  
nati\'e court order ·Computer data se.irc-h u5ing Rajincler S,1ty,rnar,1y,1 2009 Page #192  

Word: "se^-ecy", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

s of talking to the press. So far, se^-ecy seems to be forking. All civilia 2003 Page #235  

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

ents which fell onto the beach and sea. The metal tested to be nearly 100 p 2003 Page #107  
Mountains, and one was salvaged at sea by the Navy, according to leaked doc 2003 Page #170  
ect fell from the sky and into the sea, making a fountain of water which wa 2004 Page #5  
es the sky an falls 4:)wn into the Sea. This phenomenon took place on 'Thur 2004 Page #19  
 making its way or drifting out to sea. Being a fisherman and knowing the w 2004 Page #35  
t first they though was a patch of sea foam. The light picked it out, a yel 2004 Page #39  
y did this stuff resemble ordinary sea foam, the fishermen stated years 36  2004 Page #39  
 swept by the tides further out to sea where it came to rest. The area that 2004 Page #42  
bject could have been swept out to sea and deeper water, why then was the a 2004 Page #42  
g that period they had gone on the sea for some 32 days straight. He also r 2004 Page #44  
ld from the direction of the North Sea. As it did, it 'exploded' without a  2004 Page #48  
o Mountains and one by the Navy at sea. We were essentially on a wartime ba 2004 Page #123  
and never released, the underwater sea floor coverage was edited, explosive 2004 Page #130  
g objects in the sky, sometimes at sea, and -more often than not -tell no o 2005 Page #74  
. If these craft had harnessed the sea of energy pervading the universe, wh 2005 Page #96  
 used to protect it from storms at sea. Charlie referred to trus disc as th 2005 Page #164  
. unfortunate accident, crashed at sea. It was not until 2001 that the USA  2006 Page #9  
, it proceeded to descend into the sea in the area of the town of Rhyl, or  2006 Page #120  
so a larger helicopter, possibly a Sea Stallion. Personnel from this team r 2006 Page #134  
hed them to a cargo cable from the Sea Stallion. By 1714 hrs the recovered  2006 Page #135  
ted. "The Hueys caught up with the Sea Stallion as it re-entered U.S. airsp 2006 Page #135  
atch or cavity. Oddly, there is no sea growth on the object; unusual for so 2006 Page #187  
mething that's been sitting on the sea floor for five months. Burke takes s 2006 Page #187  
ject was subsequently found on the sea floor in precisely the spot indicate 2006 Page #189  
an explorers nor indigenous to the sea floor. • Conclusion #7: An unknown p 2006 Page #190  
t that it had been wedged into the sea floor for five months. Lastly, there 2006 Page #192  
till "alive" or active? Why had no sea life attached itself or grown upon t 2006 Page #192  
ect fell from the sky and into the sea, making a fountain of water which wa 2007 Page #139  
licopters, three Hueys and a large Sea Stallion. The aircraft cut across th 2007 Page #187  
t_ all the Mexicans were dead. The Sea Stallion cargo helicopter hovered ov 2007 Page #187  
agments, almost all, fell into the sea. But a number of small pieces fell c 2007 Page #194  
entation about the wide variety of sea life in Puget Sound. The program pre 2008 Page #57  
irspace of various ranges over the sea. Needless to say, one does not condu 2008 Page #66  
lly agaillst Russia and See/owe or Sea Lion, the code name for the proposed 2008 Page #130  
 tides and raise the levels of the sea, to divert the Gulf Stream and chang 2008 Page #134  
ich borders Russia and the Caspian Sea, and was apparently designed to coin 2008 Page #136  
 ,:reclil for lle\'elULHncnt r,1 a sea:rel Hew Hrithn-Awcrita1i ~·e(SJ11m ! 2009 Page #180  

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

that night up and down the eastern seaboard and were also said to be the sa 2006 Page #96  

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

litary officials. Her son lived on Seacrest Lane near the Westport State Pa 2008 Page #53  

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

How long do they plan lo keep this seaet? ■ Are aliens living among us? ■ D 2007 Page #51  
Secret .. ■TopSecret ·-.·.·. ■ Top Seaet Sensitive Compartmented Informatio 2007 Page #52  
ech research. ■ AbOut developing a seaet space program. ■ Using free money  2007 Page #54  

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

low, skies were clear. The Seattle Seahawks had just lost in the playoffs ( 2006 Page #186  

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

e had one of the men switch on the seal beam light on the top of the wheelh 2004 Page #39  
e to the man: he was a former Navy SEAL and he was still in the reserves fo 2008 Page #43  
 at a Westport Cafe. He met a Navy SEAL team off-duty. This is not that unl 2008 Page #44  
estport .26 Although he had been a SEAL, Robertson related the SEALS were t 2008 Page #44  
believed the entire incident was a SEAL maneuver and the object was in fact 2008 Page #44  
as correct in his theory of a Navy SEAL response to the Crash, a SEAL team  2008 Page #60  
Navy SEAL response to the Crash, a SEAL team and additional personnel could 2008 Page #60  
esearch project code named Project Seal that explored the use of explosives 2009 Page #163  
he holder of many patents. Project Seal So now that we know that both Profe 2009 Page #164  
the secret project itself. Project Seal was a secret World War 2 research p 2009 Page #164  
ing to the Final Report on Project Seal written by Professor Thomas David J 2009 Page #164  
and declassified in 1971: Project "Seal", or the investigation of the poten 2009 Page #164  
 of explosive experts. The Project Seal final report further elaborates tha 2009 Page #165  
imistic about the project. Project Seal, however ambitious ," was short liv 2009 Page #165  
me Difficulties Shortly after the "SEAL" Unit commenced operations on the 6 2009 Page #166  
ited New Zealand and discussed the Seal project with Leech, who had been in 2009 Page #166  
practical. A Conundrum The Project Seal report confirms that a secret weapo 2009 Page #167  
t T.D.J. Leech was quoted: Project Seal Report: Existence of the new weapon 2009 Page #167  
l." T.D.J. Leech knew that Project Seal would not make the atomic bomb obso 2009 Page #168  
he weapon may be airborne. Project Seal Report: Greatly exaggerated. The pr 2009 Page #168  
 o,HNS; •;~ co~ Not true: "Project Seal is regarded as a joint United State 2009 Page #169  
tes/New Zealand Project." "Project Seal arose from a suggestion made by Win 2009 Page #169  
mander South Pacific) fSRVIC,[.U: "SEAL" R;;?ORTS, I• Booono .. ., 11 II 'f 2009 Page #170  
. Also, there is no mention in the Seal report of moving the work to Florid 2009 Page #171  
 Existence of the weapon first The Seal Report was not declassified until 1 2009 Page #171  
Contrary to newspaper reports, the Seal Report was Leech of New Zealand. La 2009 Page #171  
w Zealand to carry out 166 Project Seal Report: Hardly. The project was tem 2009 Page #172  
ited New Zealand and discussed the Seal project with Leech, who had been in 2009 Page #172  
land Herald said its source of The Seal Project report offers no hint on in 2009 Page #173  
s able to examine both the Project Seal Final Report as well as the James M 2009 Page #173  
ntion his participation in Project Seal on more than one occasion in his wr 2009 Page #176  
et slip some details about Project Seal. This is completely out of characte 2009 Page #176  
special top secret project (Code; "SEAL PROJECT11) for Adm. Halsey. Working 2009 Page #176  
red questions: 170 • Why would the Seal Project be leaked to the press in t 2009 Page #176  

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

tsunamis. After submitting Project Seal's final report in December 1950, Pr 2009 Page #163  

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

 the object landed was immediately sealed off on the order of U.S. Army and 2003 Page #55  
e it was going to be "entombed" or sealed up inside the existing brick ware 2003 Page #62  
red. The top of the flask was then sealed with a double layer of Saran wrap 2003 Page #114  
k into things further, and therein sealed his fate. His belief in the scena 2003 Page #151  
omestic shipment: tagged, wrapped, sealed with Kraft tape, marked MAJIC —12 2003 Page #175  
serve remains: ice, tarps, labels, sealed containers o Small pieces in jars 2003 Page #177  
oes carrying an awhvard cargo, ail sealed in heavy boxes. The next day, mil 2005 Page #32  
 to handle it and capable of being sealed totally. Some of the personnel fr 2006 Page #135  
at night that was photographed was sealed and marked TOP SECRET and I don't 2006 Page #149  
June 1999 THE MANUSCRIPT ■ Came in sealed 9 x 14 Jiffy mailer ■Received 6/6 2007 Page #42  
uum was implemented and successful sealed for over 30 years until I met Joe 2007 Page #121  
urned to the park to find the park sealed off by military and state police  2007 Page #129  
k, but every possible entrance was sealed, blocked and guarded. Shortly aft 2007 Page #129  
hooters have their medical records sealed from the public) involve the use  2008 Page #141  
etails of the craft. The craft was sealed[,] camouflaged[,] loaded and ship 2009 Page #53  

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

s team is very similar to the Navy Seals or Green Beret, this "Above Ultra  2007 Page #131  
been a SEAL, Robertson related the SEALS were true to their security restri 2008 Page #44  
 at least not directly. One of the SEALS reminded Robertson of one of their 2008 Page #44  
ial interest." He added one of the SEALS winked when he talked to him. His  2008 Page #44  
o disprove it. He pointed out that SEALS work on secret missions for any ag 2008 Page #44  
r note, elite forces like the Navy Seals or Army Special Forces are capable 2009 Page #155  

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

ation upon closing. If there was a seam, it was so tight it couldn't be obs 2004 Page #74  

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

nawa, Japan. At the time, he was a Seaman Apprentice to the staff of Comman 2006 Page #157  

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

when Air Force Secretary Robert C. Seamans, Jr. summed up the final positio 2004 Page #178  
Continuation of the Project," said Seamans, "cannot be justified either on  2004 Page #178  

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

. in., and one piece that has two "seamed" edges), and a shard of "wax." We 2004 Page #240  

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

eter and circa 2 m high,completely seamless Vladivostok ,USSR Spring 1989 • 2004 Page #174  

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

eate out of whole cloth and insert seamlessly. Here is what was said, "In t 2003 Page #28  
it could resume its original shape seamlessly after being folded. Other thi 2004 Page #142  

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

ina but these recoaaendations have seampd to ae to be based upon an unreali 2003 Page #228  

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

cer that was metallic in color, no seams, did not look like anything he had 2003 Page #23  
 odd in that there were no rivets, seams, wings, fuselage visible. While th 2003 Page #60  
ed object, no visible markings, no seams, rivets, weld marks. Perfectly smo 2004 Page #72  
en molded absolutely perfectly. No seams.' Very smooth, pewter in color, so 2004 Page #72  
 place where there were no obvious seams or other indications of a door. Th 2004 Page #74  
se was found in the deep rock-coal seams in Norwegian coal mines on Spitsbe 2005 Page #133  
t had no markings, entry points or seams and \\.as extremely light. le wa d 2005 Page #143  
cratched. There were no windows or seams, and it appeared to be molded in o 2006 Page #86  
jng. There didn't appear to be any seams or rivets and no telemetry, no aer 2007 Page #86  
r in color, with the aircraft skin seams and rivets clearly visible. Jack r 2007 Page #100  

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

s east of Presidio, near the Texas seaport town of Corpus Christi, where mi 2007 Page #185  

Word: "search", 116 instance(s) (Back to Top)

. Given these basic parameters the search area has narrowed to about five s 2003 Page #36  
asin and I was going to thoroughly search it. Stashing my camera equipment  2003 Page #45  
llen was being cordoned off, and a search was being conducted to locate the 2003 Page #54  
 who was quoted as saying that the search, "uncovered absolutely nothing."  2003 Page #55  
The report also indicated that the search for the object continued until ab 2003 Page #56  
adar Squadron were involved in the search. That the Army was involved that  2003 Page #59  
he Kecksburg area to assist in the search for what was initially thought to 2003 Page #60  
be a possible downed aircraft. The search teams spread out, and soon Romans 2003 Page #60  
on to say how he was on one of the search teams that found the object in th 2003 Page #63  
e personnel were involved with the search that night. Numerous civilians, a 2003 Page #66  
remen from Kecksburg conducted the search in a 75 acre area under a full mo 2003 Page #66  
 and Air Force officials resumed a search today for a smoldering object rep 2003 Page #66  
rto Rico with a British TV crew in search of both UFOs and the Vampire-like 2003 Page #81  
Deen is immediately awakened and a search of the room commences. Several mi 2003 Page #92  
Travis if he would do a literature search in scientific and military channe 2003 Page #110  
earing was calculated which helped search parties t^jLocate the general are 2003 Page #233  
y was the result of a ground-level search which was coordinated after an un 2004 Page #6  
pposed to have landed and in their search they drew a blank. Additionally,  2004 Page #9  
d he informed DATT that the army's search party directed to go into the are 2004 Page #9  
 Defense Attache Office that their search for the mystery object had drawn  2004 Page #9  
size and remoteness of the area, a search for debris had been unsuccessful. 2004 Page #17  
ing the time it took to do a quick search for a rowboat along the shore thi 2004 Page #37  
re supporting it sank. Part 2: The Search Fifteen minutes later, the two Mo 2004 Page #38  
oing to commence a radio and phone search all up and down the eastern coast 2004 Page #38  
 fishing boats that had joined the search within the first half hour. They  2004 Page #40  
 inform him that his request for a search for a missing aircraft had been c 2004 Page #40  
carried out and that an exhaustive search had been done and there were no a 2004 Page #40  
 up for at least 24 hours. But the search continued with other boats and fr 2004 Page #41  
in Shag Harbor UFO — RCAF Continue Search Today A spokesman for a special a 2004 Page #41  
 or provincially. In any event the search did go on for the rest of the day 2004 Page #41  
m RCC telling them to continue the search for a few more days, which kept t 2004 Page #42  
m. Maritime Command called off the search, reporting that with reference to 2004 Page #42  
tyles had been doing an exhaustive search of all of the records he could fi 2004 Page #42  
volved with the Shag Harbor diving search, he discovered that the man had n 2004 Page #43  
 "Government Records: Results of a Search for Records Concerning the 1947 C 2004 Page #60  
 Air Force concluded an exhaustive search for records in response to a Gene 2004 Page #60  
ly 1991 • 7. UFO Crash/Retrievals: Search for Proof in a Hall of Mirrors, S 2004 Page #107  
solved Mysteries, an episode of In Search Of.., the TV series X- Files, Dar 2004 Page #137  
Steven Schiff of New Mexico, whose search for answers about Roswell from th 2004 Page #146  
have passed through that museum in search of answers to their questions tha 2004 Page #148  
 Close Encounters (Documentary) In Search Of .. Crashed UFO's Unsolved Myst 2004 Page #149  
uring and Tracking Stations • PSS: Search and Rescue Service • PVO: Air Def 2004 Page #157  
ent a whole evening discussing the search for MJ-12. He told me a number of 2004 Page #191  
 the facts, ma'am" approach to the search for the truth. Unbeknownst to a l 2004 Page #215  
mentary project had become another search for the truth based upon the evid 2004 Page #215  
p the El Vado station with a CPS-5 search radar and a CPS-4 height finder f 2004 Page #220  
r, was to be equipped with a FPS-3 search radar and an FPS-6 height finder, 2004 Page #220  
fology's crashed saucer cases. The search for the truth, ever elusive, cont 2004 Page #223  
as no lightning. Supporters of the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence 2005 Page #120  
on the honest UFO researcher whose search continues. Nowhere is thjs better 2005 Page #138  
 operational parameters. Our first search in the case of an alien spacecraf 2005 Page #161  
hael Michaud in First Contact: The Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence 2006 Page #70  
able population center. A fleet of search aircraft was dispatched from Area 2006 Page #74  
 failed to find the packet and the search was abandoned. Since the letters  2006 Page #75  
lined up in a shoulder-to-shoulder search of the debris field. Cleanup effo 2006 Page #79  
al and John. Tony and I planned to search several square miles of desert. T 2006 Page #80  
 square miles of desert. The first search attempt yielded nothing of intere 2006 Page #80  
cated directly behind the house in search of the mysterious object. The res 2006 Page #90  
y and the county seat of Sutton in search of more answers. I discovered tha 2006 Page #91  
raries throughout West Virginia in search of original newspaper stories. I  2006 Page #94  
astern United States newspapers in search of other strange flying object re 2006 Page #95  
 an isolated event. I continued to search through regional and nationwide n 2006 Page #98  
 later. This might explain why the search for "retro-virus" prior to 1951 i 2006 Page #105  
n, they received assistance in the search from the RAF station at Valley, A 2006 Page #120  
ke" was entirely coincidental. RAF search team leader, Sergeant H. Oldham,  2006 Page #121  
geant H. Oldham, said that another search of the area was "unlikely" to occ 2006 Page #121  
 secondary mission remains that of search and rescue and they would provide 2006 Page #132  
he specific personnel who made the search were unable to locate anything of 2006 Page #133  
t day, Mexican authorities began a search for the missing plane. Approximat 2006 Page #134  
ary clamped a radio silence on all search efforts. "The radio interceptions 2006 Page #134  
2. See also: UFO Crash/Retrievals: Search .for Proof in a Hall of Mirrors,  2006 Page #137  
ing. It looked like some kind of a search pattern because they were definit 2006 Page #146  
iner, quite unexpectedly, during a search of declassified files of the Offi 2006 Page #169  
rcraft. Of course, there were also search radar installations at civilian a 2006 Page #170  
r, Maine. These are Army/Navy (AN) search radars. The CPS-5 was a search ra 2006 Page #171  
AN) search radars. The CPS-5 was a search radar and the TPS-10A was a "heig 2006 Page #171  
tion of these radars gave a "solid search of up to 60 miles at 40,000 ft" b 2006 Page #171  
 there was an AN/TPS-1B long range search radar that came "on line" at Lori 2006 Page #171  
fer widely on this. The FBI made a search in the late 1980's for any organi 2006 Page #177  
m Coast Guard vessel completes its search of the splashdown area. No object 2006 Page #185  
iscovered during the Coast Guard's search of the area. • Conclusion #2: Thi 2006 Page #189  
" That is as it should be. And the search to discover their meaning is what 2006 Page #193  
 fact or idea you were actually in search of. lnvestigations can also lead  2007 Page #59  
ina sponsored "Meow Off 7," their "search for the "universal meow." ln the  2007 Page #66  
I joined BUFORA, The British UFO R;search Association. I don't remember spe 2007 Page #80  
e when the military and scientific search parties refused to allow any medi 2007 Page #130  
d Air Defense alert. A three-state search for fallen objects was immediatel 2007 Page #133  
explained why they had started the search." "This reminds me of that East N 2007 Page #133  
y was the result of a ground-level search which was coordinated after an un 2007 Page #140  
pposed to have landed and in their search they drew a blank. Additionally,  2007 Page #142  
 he informed DA TT that the army's search party directed to go into the are 2007 Page #142  
 Defense Attache Office that their search for the mystery object had drawn  2007 Page #142  
n border of Nevada near Mesquite . Search and rescue operations were begun  2008 Page #7  
peared instantly to S. Observed by search and height radars. No. Visual." I 2008 Page #8  
e not included. Appearance on both search and height finder confirms that s 2008 Page #8  
 night and heralded the start of a search for a weird unidentified flying o 2008 Page #8  
 was in charge of the department's search and rescue team. The consensus se 2008 Page #8  
 firing range, they called off the search. 2                                2008 Page #8  
an Wood-whose forthcoming book, In Search of the Alien Viruses, is packed w 2008 Page #36  
tial Bodies, IO October 1967 20 In Search of the Alien Viruses, Dr. Robert  2008 Page #39  
ked them to conduct an "unofficial search." It is important to note this se 2008 Page #44  
rch." It is important to note this search effort did not commence until thr 2008 Page #44  
ne. Scott AFB in Illinois declared search official because of "so many sigh 2008 Page #48  
Called Off for UFO by Bryn Beorse. Search by Civil Air Patrol yields no res 2008 Page #48  
 River. Alan Rammer Sees the Other Search Party- The Westport UFO Crash Ret 2008 Page #55  
Freedom of Information section and search the Publication Scheme and the Di 2008 Page #62  
 website, in the Disclosure Log. A search on the phrase "DIS UFO Incident F 2008 Page #64  
efense against nuclear attack will search in vain, but the two large totali 2009 Page #22  
1994 report, UFO Crash/Retrievals: Search For Proof In A Hall Of Min·ors, L 2009 Page #50  
twork, 1980. UFO Crash/Retrievals: Search For Proof In A Hall Of Mirrors: S 2009 Page #56  
Union these days: entrepreneurs in search of joint ventures, actors looking 2009 Page #138  
rs. He had contacted the editor in search of information on Reich and she h 2009 Page #139  
heir own research efforts in their search for truth. One area that is still 2009 Page #154  
 be explored to its fullest in our search for truth. In my opinion, Ufologi 2009 Page #179  
Orm:intl y is the !ormer Slephonle search on the project. Goldner . .-, na~ 2009 Page #182  
PG & E .,. . Information led to ii search for a Santa Cruz Sent incl report 2009 Page #192  

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

e of the local fishing boats. They searched the bottom of the Sound until b 2004 Page #41  
t. The area that far out was never searched. 2. The object, crippled, made  2004 Page #42  
 then sank. Again the area was not searched beyond the Sound. The first two 2004 Page #42  
why then was the area offshore not searched as well with sonar and other me 2004 Page #42  
sections of the triangle that were searched for an underground anomaly, ind 2005 Page #61  
ith personnel from Gwynedd Police, searched the location for any sign of th 2006 Page #120  
n, the Steeva 10 reports that they searched the area "and sighted no debris 2006 Page #184  
ade a guess that the area had been searched but the chunk was missed as it  2006 Page #206  
 KDLH reported this incident. They searched for the burning object but foun 2007 Page #128  
telephone interview, that they had searched the area in jeeps and when the  2008 Page #8  
hip were already showing. Bethurum searched the pitch-black area for a coup 2009 Page #54  

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

eadline which caught my eye said, "Searchers Fail To Find Object." The stor 2003 Page #55  
wings, fuselage visible. While the searchers were checking out the object,  2003 Page #60  
e saw the object, it was dark, the searchers had only flashlights, and he w 2003 Page #63  
County Edition, 10 December 1965. "Searchers Fail To Find Object." Tribune- 2003 Page #72  
tion. Werbicki and the rest of the searchers were calling it that by 2 o'cl 2004 Page #41  
 vessel. He proceeds to direct the searchers to the crash site. 4:50 AM: A  2006 Page #185  
 to four days after the Crash. The searchers did not find the military. The 2008 Page #44  

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

uld be further explored via patent searches ■ Nobody is claiming travel or  2005 Page #12  
e Cox, Billy, "Apollo 14 astronaut searches for the truth," in Florida Tod0 2005 Page #81  
nic Papetti. At first, as the crew searches the outskirts of the splashdown 2006 Page #187  
 Earthfiles, etc.) ,.. Google News searches, etc. ,.. Anonymous networking  2007 Page #38  
's Earthfiles, etc.) ► Google News searches , etc. ► Anonymous networking t 2007 Page #39  

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

 library since I was 10 years old, searching for what information they had  2003 Page #54  
rought the total number of vessels searching the Sound up to seven, includi 2004 Page #40  
nothing after nearly five hours of searching. He read the message and scrib 2004 Page #41  
ain area of Bolivia in 1977, while searching for rare orchids, which was a  2004 Page #99  
 there were people in the archives searching for MJ-12 documents to destroy 2004 Page #191  
tutes the 'field' that Einstein is searching for. Electricity, magnetism, g 2005 Page #91  
rs showed up on the Padilla Ranch, searching the road where the object had  2005 Page #157  
ermany, Dr. Burkhard Heim had been searching for the answer to the riddle o 2005 Page #173  
n my mind it looked like they were searching. It looked like some kind of a 2006 Page #146  
uable reference in this regard is "Searching the Skies; The Legag of the Un 2006 Page #170  
Retrieval Conference According to "Searching the Skies," in December, 1950  2006 Page #171  
the northern border. According to "Searching the Skies," there was an AN/TP 2006 Page #171  
 things to do than scramble around searching for flying saucers.. .that don 2006 Page #174  
e would invariably spend some time searching the area where the object spla 2006 Page #193  
ght mounted on the back. They were searching the bushes and the area in the 2007 Page #169  
a few miles outside of town. After searching for about an hour, we found a  2007 Page #189  
h they seemed to believe they were searching for a meteorite and not an ali 2008 Page #7  

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

l object suspended in the beams of searchlights. This event was so spectacu 2005 Page #121  
r Dr. Bruce Maccabee concludes the searchlights are illuminating an apparen 2005 Page #121  
ut unless the hunters use aircraft searchlights and kill their prey by lobb 2006 Page #121  

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

them know l had been there and was searcrung for somethjng and I would find 2007 Page #90  

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

Aspertame -Donald Rumsfeld, CEO of Searle, was on President Reagan's transi 2008 Page #142  

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

 being tossed about in short steep seas on a vessel not much different than 2004 Page #40  
m out. The night sky is clear, the seas are calm. Then, suddenly, out of th 2006 Page #184  

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

Bethurum's wife was a collector of seashells; and as the area had been cove 2009 Page #54  
ut, having failed to find any such seashells, returned to his truck "to tak 2009 Page #54  

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

 who was there to do another silly season Halloween story on the "Flatwoods 2006 Page #92  
was mid-summer. Commercial fishing season. Back when there was still a comm 2006 Page #183  
ere was still a commercial fishing season to speak of in Washington State.  2006 Page #183  
ers who are at it again with a new season of 'Unusual Fashion Objects.' A m 2007 Page #61  

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

manating from the object. Burke, a seasoned diver, is so excited to relate  2006 Page #187  

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

 Secof NUreeratk 1 NOnIsi* :heat* !Seat litOactra , 1 Eittra4Diat* 1 1. Lit 2004 Page #156  
ong enough to pick up his ejection seat. Collins was taken to the nearest H 2006 Page #74  
 including Gassaway and the county seat of Sutton in search of more answers 2006 Page #91  
 he carefully placed it behind his seat while we continued our discussion.  2006 Page #204  
ign, while the 70' craft was a two seat tandem model. Jack also recalled th 2007 Page #100  
            aircraft from the left seat (captain's seat). We were approxima 2008 Page #10  
raft from the left seat (captain's seat). We were approximately two miles w 2008 Page #10  
enant Larson, who was in the right seat, nor 1, saw the source of the illum 2008 Page #10  
Smith [who took James Forrestal 's seat on MJ-12], to steer the investigati 2008 Page #141  

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

nted vaguely to an area inside the Seate of Arizona. 'There's approx.imatel 2005 Page #43  
t." Two days later, at about noon, Seate Policeman Eddie Apodaca, a family  2005 Page #155  
ed ro come from a US Department of Seate telegram transmitted from the Amer 2007 Page #141  
J\.ir Force, and the Department of Seate. Its contents make for intriguing  2007 Page #142  

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

Once the President was in the room seated at a table — McGeorge at another  2004 Page #189  
ed with many of his colleagues and seated on the record for he first time t 2005 Page #150  
and empty chair of the table he is seated at. The lesson: "Atmospheric poll 2007 Page #67  
blication of his article. Jack was seated across the desk from the 0.1.C. d 2007 Page #110  
systems engineer) who specificall} seated that he indeed was familiar with  2007 Page #115  
ire deparrmem \Vas contacted, they seated that there hadn't been a fire in  2007 Page #129  

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

raig's conclusions were negati\ e, seating that the "claimed UFO fragment i 2007 Page #195  

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

ing, witness drawings are missing, seats were missing, the Flight Data Reco 2004 Page #130  
lts II • Craft contained two small seats for occupants estimated to be 1.2  2004 Page #168  
e Kingman UFO Crash of 1953 swivel seats, an oval cabin, and a lot of instr 2005 Page #41  
val interior cabin with two swivel seats and many instruments. Stansel saw  2005 Page #169  
h room for a central isle, and two seats on either side. The upper portion  2007 Page #106  
de only briefly. He saw two swivel seats, an oval cabin, and a lot of instr 2009 Page #49  
n sight aperture cameras, ejection seats, and heavy payload parachutes were 2009 Page #89  

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

g Saucers if they Refuse to Land," Seattle Post• Intelligencer, July 29, 19 2005 Page #121  
Charlette Lefevre, curators of the Seattle Museum of the Mysteries. They br 2006 Page #180  
ared to present my findings at the Seattle UFO Conference a couple of month 2006 Page #180  
 yours truly at the aforementioned Seattle UFO Conference (June 2005), I re 2006 Page #180  
t presented to a UFO conference in Seattle, June 2005. I had just completed 2006 Page #181  
d he had died.) And, as usual, the Seattle Mariners were valiantly trying t 2006 Page #183  
ited States Coast Guard Command in Seattle, Washington would receive an off 2006 Page #183  
 same time KING Five News (a major Seattle TV station) puts in a request fo 2006 Page #184  
ited States Coast Guard Command in Seattle. 4:28 AM: Upon further questioni 2006 Page #184  
ingham, WA, to Coast Guard Command Seattle, WA, July 27, 1984. "Ibid. " Ibi 2006 Page #184  
: At the request of US Coast Guard Seattle, "Space Defense" (a term most li 2006 Page #185  
te illumination flare."35 4:55 AM: Seattle Coast Guard asks Whidbey Island  2006 Page #185  
itary installation located between Seattle and Lummi Island in the Puget So 2006 Page #185  
nd. From news accounts of July 27: Seattle Coast Guard Chief Petty Officer  2006 Page #185  
Report from US Coast Guard Command Seattle, WA, July 27, 1984. 35 Op. cit., 2006 Page #185  
ribed below, skies were clear. The Seattle Seahawks had just lost in the pl 2006 Page #186  
d enjoy a stellar career for lowly Seattle (he would soon come to be known  2006 Page #186  
ers from Emerald Marine Service in Seattle finally mounts an attempt to rec 2006 Page #187  
from Emerald Marine Service out of Seattle, J.R. Hoirup, takes his place. H 2006 Page #188  
rge vessel steam directly from the Seattle area to Lummi Island on the nigh 2006 Page #188  
r, and Robert Gribble, the retired Seattle firefighter , who had created th 2008 Page #45  
 with him because he had watched a Seattle TV program called Town Meeting a 2008 Page #46  
x, more specifically for Boeing in Seattle. The last speech that JFK made h 2009 Page #33  

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

 admonished to "be alert," and ro "Seay tuned ro this channel." And why are 2007 Page #62  

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

s someone or something inside? Don Sebastian was also involved in the Kecks 2003 Page #70  

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

Duration of sighting: more than 15 sec or lots of people • Number of people 2003 Page #177  
riginal signed and returned to the Sec. Of State 7/9/47, elb" and bottom ex 2003 Page #204  
ns to the memo and sent it back to Sec. of State. Therefore, the directive  2003 Page #204  
riginal signed and returned to the Sec. of State 7/9/47, elb XTMK S3 raMay  2003 Page #215  
t. General Wedemeyer. E. O. 11652. Sec. 3(E) and 5(D) ar (E) T0f‘-~£59 fiBa 2003 Page #224  
iting. ■" DECLASSIFIED £.0. 11652. Sec. 3(E) nd 5(D) or (E) »fifBW individu 2003 Page #230  
 (or 170 kG). Then, V = 50 microns/sec Fcigd is the first physicist to use  2005 Page #24  
unknown. - Distribution list: NSA. Sec. State, CIA 12/80. Rendelsham Forest 2006 Page #28  
 vaguely expectin g co confirm one sec of data points, bur in the end found 2007 Page #59  

Word: "sec111i", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

page 638 UFOs and the 1"\Tatio11al Sec111i!J1 State, Richard iv[. Dolan, Ke 2007 Page #77  

Word: "sec1tet", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ht draft directives classified TOP SEC1tET/MJ-12, allegedly authored by All 2004 Page #251  

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

ooked Jjke a curiously wing-shaped seccion of the structure. Needless to sa 2007 Page #138  

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

peration of leaders in the private seccor, including the advertising indust 2007 Page #59  

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

brother) • Henry Forrestal and new SECDEF Johnson agreed that his brother w 2004 Page #204  
gnored. Waived USAPs -Deep Black ■ SecDef can "waive· especially sensitiv~  2007 Page #52  

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

he remainder of the war. Following secession of hostilities, President Trum 2003 Page #86  

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

oberta where they live a quiet and secluded life near their children's scho 2005 Page #174  

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

my of Sciences KGB fiq.telvito I I Secof NUreeratk 1 NOnIsi* :heat* !Seat l 2004 Page #156  

Word: "second", 167 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 Scientific Probabilities" and the second in "Part V — National Security St 2003 Page #28  
ess floated down into the bay. The second, black, substance that also came  2003 Page #41  
ows: The two samples identified as second sole (1 and 2) appear similar. I  2003 Page #48  
 glass slides. The report from the second laboratory revealed hat six of th 2003 Page #50  
ndings on the radio, we received a second letter dated April 22, 1996. The  2003 Page #100  
s from the South Carolina writer's second shipment May 27, 1996 Each piece  2003 Page #103  
t as a catalyst for Mg ionization. Second, that catalytic process might be  2003 Page #109  
The stuff that came out during the second session was scary enough that not 2003 Page #144  
plete with packaging diagramsl954. Second, the word dessicant is misspelled 2003 Page #176  
ety of the Pacific, February 1954 “Second Moon?, ” Time Magazine, March 15, 2003 Page #182  
e occupant reports over the years. Second, we have had success almost beyon 2003 Page #187  
adar UFO sightings (described in a second oral history interview) he had wh 2003 Page #191  
the three was Beverly Gleason, the second wife of the comedy superstar. We  2003 Page #194  
er. One study was on UFOs, and the second was on extraterrestrial intellige 2003 Page #197  
s allowed to review the classified second of the Blue Book project. In that 2003 Page #197  
 UFO letter to the president. In a second letter written by Laurance Rockef 2003 Page #200  
o commercial to bail him out. In a second appearance on the show Lake talke 2003 Page #200  
id this (show). I think it was the second caller who called in and asked me 2003 Page #201  
terest in the subject of UFOs. The second report, also from Morocco, and al 2004 Page #6  
 UFO files, I was able to locate a second report that referenced the crash, 2004 Page #8  
l UFO Crash Retrieval Conference A second report, filed shortly afterwards, 2004 Page #11  
rable interest in the situation: A second fire ball fell from the sky early 2004 Page #11  
st one was found near Cotoca. This second one was found 200 kilometers nort 2004 Page #11  
sed on information concerning this second sphere. The mystery of finding th 2004 Page #11  
n from American and other sources, Second Lieutenants Brobs and TyHenson, w 2004 Page #13  
built in the closing stages of the Second World War, the description of whi 2004 Page #14  
P10 0 eF • 79015.9 REPORTED THAT A SECOND UNIDENTIFIED 00JECT PAO SEEN fnmi 2004 Page #21  
N OF Tv! ARTICLE FCLLOWS. CUOTE1 A SECOND FIRE PALL FELL FROM THE FicY EARL 2004 Page #21  
ver near Shag Harbor. That was the second time Werbicki had heard about tho 2004 Page #36  
s again. He watched for only a few second before running into the house, an 2004 Page #37  
O operations (Two" Never mind, the second is not pertinent here) but though 2004 Page #43  
ime that he had been aware of this second incident, because he kept trying  2004 Page #43  
ined missing for some days. On the second night UFOs were again seen, this  2004 Page #47  
xt day. This occurred in 1973. The second incident occurred just at dusk in 2004 Page #57  
red more than ten minutes before a second explosion at least 25 miles furth 2004 Page #67  
 According to an eyewitness of the second crash, "I saw the plane in a stee 2004 Page #68  
Creatures." General Roger Ramey is second example of a key player who has n 2004 Page #85  
 actually been found. Later in the second Truman term he led the debunking  2004 Page #85  
n they found it an hour later. The second story that involved both Lundahl  2004 Page #102  
 was Inside Saucer Post 3-0 Blue a Second book was Situation Red, the UFO S 2004 Page #107  
ounter-intelligence. Following the Second World War, he worked for 31 years 2004 Page #108  
eday Books published Stringfield's second book, Situation Red: The UFO Sieg 2004 Page #110  
ther source, often identified. The second surprising fact (to me, anyway) i 2004 Page #115  
re's exactly one example case. The second case is remarkable to me because  2004 Page #117  
pristine. Media coverage zero. The second report is interesting because it  2004 Page #117  
included in those proceedings. The second case, Report 2, describes four cr 2004 Page #117  
he first is quite general, and the second is increasingly specific. Slide 1 2004 Page #121  
crash saucer hoax of 1989, and the second was an alien vessel recovered in  2004 Page #121  
at had exploded in the desert. The second secret was that the atmospheric t 2004 Page #125  
That is that there may have been a second site where the main body of the a 2004 Page #143  
here alien corpses were found. The second site has been identified as one l 2004 Page #143  
pilot who claimed to have seen the second site and bodies from the air soon 2004 Page #143  
rican newspapers in July 1947. The second UFO question came during a Decemb 2004 Page #176  
 the Disney UFO story is, it has a second part. It occurred when famous Bri 2004 Page #179  
a story that was first told by his second wife Beverly McKittrick, and whic 2004 Page #180  
ential studies, but he was given a second project by Marcia Smith who was w 2004 Page #186  
our planet here in our galaxy. The second study on UFOs, according to Sheeh 2004 Page #187  
, retired General, as his aide, or second in command. We spent a lot of dis 2004 Page #192  
 emergency powers to investigate a second site northwest of Roswell (possib 2004 Page #230  
swell Army Air Field to survey the second site. Meanwhile, he will tell the 2004 Page #230  
r so nothing could be seen. In the second, however, there appears to be tex 2004 Page #230  
on Bowen, some 330 pages long; the second is a 12 page document called the  2004 Page #242  
ment: where did it come from?; the second is paper and ink analysis; the th 2004 Page #243  
ure to flying saucers in 1954. The second is the Air Force's paranoia about 2004 Page #247  
dure for these types of documents. Second is the security classification TS 2004 Page #252  
d " ■ 1rs an . saw ... , 1 ... , ■ Second hand or conjecture: "They " "Th d 2005 Page #7  
of Reverse Engineer ing Claims -5k SECOND H.AND REMARKS ■ ... thrown m with 2005 Page #9  
ho took part in the capture of the second creature on the night of 20 Janua 2005 Page #33  
pected moment, for it could be the second time the Brazilian authorities wo 2005 Page #35  
ed to an authoritarian one. In the second place, it is worth inquiring into 2005 Page #77  
ssistants during To-T violated the Second Law of Thermodynamics -that is, t 2005 Page #91  
the horizon. Shortly thereafter, a second light (yellow) appeared in the we 2005 Page #96  
g from sight. On October 10, for a second time, Reich dimmed "stars" and in 2005 Page #96  
r blinking, then remained dim. The second wobbled, then it too, dimmed mark 2005 Page #100  
in confirming UFO research. When a second CIA FOIA was submitted, the reply 2005 Page #126  
unter-intelligence. Followin g the Second World War, he worked for 31 years 2005 Page #138  
eday Books published Stringfield's second book, Sit11atio11 Red: The UFO Si 2005 Page #139  
tially spotted the wreckage. For a second time, we were dumbfounded. The wr 2005 Page #155  
claims that he was called out on a second retrieval in 1949 at close to the 2005 Page #166  
e site as the first retrieval. The second clisc was 100 feet in cliameter a 2005 Page #166  
 claims that he has a photo of the second retrieval locked in a vault for s 2005 Page #166  
romagnetic signals take 117th of a second to circumscribe the Earth. Rememb 2006 Page #6  
dred miles away, why assume we can second guess aliens? They persistently s 2006 Page #11  
ding edge classified programs, and second to be able to provide so many pre 2006 Page #13  
lose range, no damage. Pilot makes second pass. UFO out-runs him. Second si 2006 Page #28  
kes second pass. UFO out-runs him. Second sighting: SU-22 scrambled, vehicl 2006 Page #28  
 crashed UFO story, but it was the second and the start of the disinformati 2006 Page #44  
 initial contact event might take; second, to generate a set of "scenario w 2006 Page #48  
. 1) was the third A-12 built, the second to fly, and the first to crash. I 2006 Page #73  
rplane's performance capabilities. Second, the A-12 had crashed out of sigh 2006 Page #75  
lon and mated to a DZ-1 booster. A second D-21B/DZ-1 was mounted on the rig 2006 Page #78  
procedures for Article 501 while a second LCO checked out the drone on the  2006 Page #78  
not been completely sanitized. Our second expedition took place on 27 May 2 2006 Page #80  
 Lockheed XP-80A prototype for the second operational U.S. jet fighter, the 2006 Page #86  
 the incident occurred. During the second trip to the farm, I was granted a 2006 Page #95  
 an "Actual Velocity: 27 miles per second." The "Flatwoods Monster" inciden 2006 Page #96  
eteor was said to be "27 miles per second." Flatwoods, WV is located 206 mi 2006 Page #96  
eor was traveling at "27 miles per second," it would have reached the Flatw 2006 Page #96  
ded in the opposite direction. The second fiery object flew on a northwest  2006 Page #97  
 one of our own infections. In the second classic story, "The Andromeda Str 2006 Page #102  
for UFO management by the U.S. The second book, "The Andromeda Strain" is a 2006 Page #103  
oswell crashes signed July 16. The second is the "1st Annual Report" (publi 2006 Page #103  
agent implicated. (Horizontal) The second is by apparent hereditary Mendeli 2006 Page #114  
crash in the British Isles and the second a similar event in the harsh, hot 2006 Page #119  
arfare. Following the start of the Second World War, a highly secret and in 2006 Page #123  
ost immediately came a report of a second plane on the ground a few miles f 2006 Page #134  
 additional report stated that the second 'plane' was circular shaped and a 2006 Page #134  
eces of the civilian aircraft. The second damage may have resulted when the 2006 Page #136  
jet engines. I only heard it for a second before we were hit with what is c 2006 Page #147  
ub., NY; 1969; pages 479-480). The second version, published in The Wise Me 2006 Page #166  
ircraft" by Project Blue Book; the second was unidentified (one of the abou 2006 Page #179  
 nothing. But then, on the Diane's second pass, something is located by the 2006 Page #187  
nnily enough in the first year and second year at secondar y school there w 2007 Page #80  
ficer's Guide To Disaster Control, second erution, (c)l 992 William M. Kram 2007 Page #127  
erest in the subject of UFOs." The second report, also from Morocco, and al 2007 Page #140  
zone by the Bolivian Government. A second report referenced the crash and a 2007 Page #141  
 Los Alamos, New Mexico during the Second World War, and who was present as 2007 Page #144  
6, leaving behind this photo and a second one in an envelope. His son, Eddi 2007 Page #161  
.__~--'--'-----·~------Here is the second photograph. While standing in Edd 2007 Page #161  
heard saying that they had found a second crash site nearby and that this s 2007 Page #186  
nd crash site nearby and that this second craft, which was nearly intact, w 2007 Page #186  
 townspeopl e contacted us about a second pit. Some years ago, David, a loc 2007 Page #190  
by alJ the Brazilian tests and the second and third samples were sent by Fo 2007 Page #195  
.nicap.org/ubatubanal.hcrn), and a second paper co-written \\~th Brazilian  2007 Page #195  
hite such as a magnesium fire. The second half, the aft section, wa a clear 2008 Page #10  
ad taken place on April 18 and the second on April 19. If it this case was  2008 Page #14  
he United States shortly after the Second World War was brought to a close. 2008 Page #25  
hen out of sight in no more than a second or so -and there was no sonic boo 2008 Page #34  
ance to Crash Estella Krussel- The second Aberdeen Daily World article led  2008 Page #49  
, she related what she observed, a second time where I took notes, and then 2008 Page #49  
                               The second time one of the soldiers made a c 2008 Page #53  
the National Archives released the second batch of files, again generating  2008 Page #61  
 proactive events of all time. The Second Batch A second batch of Ministry  2008 Page #65  
ts of all time. The Second Batch A second batch of Ministry of Defence UFO  2008 Page #65  
g a conventional interview and the second time reading a science fiction st 2008 Page #65  
rom the first release but from the second illustrates the appeal that this  2008 Page #65  
he most interesting cases from the second batch of files occurred on 21st A 2008 Page #65  
ilton Torres Another case from the second batch that I discussed in my vari 2008 Page #66  
details. Other Highlights From The Second Batch of MoD Files 60             2008 Page #66  
ere are I 00 lightning strikes per second or 6,000 per minute all the time  2008 Page #77  
was December 26, 1980, while their second encounter was with Lt. Col. Halt  2008 Page #93  
 The first thump was followed by a second, and then a third. Then the inter 2008 Page #98  
d" documents I have been studying; Second, a treatment of linguistic assess 2008 Page #104  
Office. The first two words of the second line are not legible, so I guesse 2008 Page #105  
s of names, I question whether the second 30 pages might not have been a be 2008 Page #107  
 there's a Jaw? Can we see it? The second Tab "B" is straightforward . J. E 2008 Page #111  
                                   Second para of Cover Letter ■ If M is Ma 2008 Page #121  
known as the Holy Roman Empire-The Second Reich was created by Prince Otto  2008 Page #124  
rnment of Alexander Kerensky , the second provisional government created fo 2008 Page #125  
to children who speak English as a second language. Modem National Socialis 2008 Page #143  
OMMAND • LOST TOTAL CONTROL FOR 15 SECOND S • EXTENSIVE INVESTI GATION BY C 2008 Page #150  
nsitive Area with the CIA logo), a second page with the file number T3 l 00 2009 Page #8  
ing instruction , not opinion; and second, it is a numbered list of points. 2009 Page #11  
ee image at end of this paper. The second page of the Eisenhower letter has 2009 Page #13  
to crash and partially disabling a second which allegedly was recovered int 2009 Page #17  
First World, which is liberal; the Second World, which is dictatorial ; and 2009 Page #19  
iency. The change must be gradual. Second, more money can be spent well onl 2009 Page #21  
ed to granting Kennedy access. The second phase began on September 20, I 96 2009 Page #35  
                               The second government document referring to  2009 Page #36  
d already paced it off This was my second or third time I was walking aroun 2009 Page #65  
                            le The second incident refers to what happened  2009 Page #91  
 this wasn't enough, the First and Second Progress Reports from Battelle to 2009 Page #91  
aterial as part of her duties. "'" Second, she did not publicize her experi 2009 Page #95  
familiar with the existence of the second and more pertinent critical depth 2009 Page #166  
lia in a technical capacity at the second Bikini atom bomb trial. The latte 2009 Page #166  
lia in a technical capacity at the second Bikini atom bomb trial. The latte 2009 Page #172  
de of 520 feet on 1 July 1946; the second test was 167                      2009 Page #173  

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e with rime and can be influenced. Second-hand witnesses count also, i.e. t 2005 Page #136  
rable proof (albeit in the form of second-hand testimony) that the alien bo 2006 Page #129  
 best -have an outsider's view - a second-hand understanding, as it were. I 2008 Page #68  

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nnewitz stepped out on his exposed second-story deck in the exclusive Four  2003 Page #142  

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sting EBEs!" "\X hat are EB Es?" a second\ oice asks. "EBEs are extraterres 2007 Page #75  

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these jet djsc aircraft employed a seconda1y propulsi on sys rem which migh 2007 Page #109  

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 started chat in my later years at secondar y school. M\XI: 1 find it inter 2007 Page #80  
 the first year and second year at secondar y school there was an amazing t 2007 Page #80  
nt. However, the pedigree of these secondar y objects is less well establis 2007 Page #194  

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 the life form and its technology. Secondarily, science would seek ways to  2006 Page #65  

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 paper will review the primary and secondary sources and evidence for the r 2003 Page #21  
 Institute of Mining & Technology. Secondary examinations at Los Alamos Fac 2003 Page #107  
eports Of the 63 reports that have secondary references, several of them ar 2004 Page #117  
terial, but these are definitely a secondary and transient choice. • This i 2004 Page #171  
ance. All other considerations are secondary. Although it is preferable to  2006 Page #21  
S Special Operations forces. Their secondary mission remains that of search 2006 Page #132  

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 CASES. THEIR EVIDENCE IS AT LEAST SECONDHAND (IF NOT MORE REl\'IOVEDJ • NO 2008 Page #153  

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to six extraterrestrial races. And secondly, they prepared a full report on 2004 Page #187  
ifferent from that of the carrier. Secondly, 7                              2006 Page #10  

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ver the front of the hatch. Within seconds the hatch closed very hard. Joel 2003 Page #69  
 sleight of hand, only to reappear seconds later, apparently miles from whe 2003 Page #142  
traight up and was lost to view in seconds. This was not the first or the l 2003 Page #147  
dshield. He watched them for a few seconds while negotiating turns in the r 2004 Page #34  
passengers view for a few precious seconds. Their car rounded the turn, cre 2004 Page #34  
ght line, observing them for a few seconds before the winding and hilly old 2004 Page #36  
survivors. It was only a matter of seconds when they came upon the foam, wh 2004 Page #39  
 other men's eyes. It took several seconds for the men's eyes to adjust, bu 2004 Page #48  
t at closer to 500 degrees, within seconds. A blend of carbon and some oche 2005 Page #158  
s strardre 50 and out ot 551 orson seconds No sound mccandrish taco, meets  2006 Page #30  
e of about 38,000 feet. About five seconds after release, the booster ignit 2006 Page #77  
ent Responds To Top Secret Crashes seconds and at an altitude of about 80,0 2006 Page #78  
e dropped away from the B-52. Five seconds later, the rocket engine ignited 2006 Page #79  
P.M. EST" and had a "Duration: 5-6 seconds" with an "Actual Velocity: 27 mi 2006 Page #96  
ed the Flatwoods area in about 7-8 seconds. Shortly after the incident, Don 2006 Page #96  
, Texas. After approximately sixty seconds of observation, at a position 15 2006 Page #133  
bogey and his missiles were armed. Seconds later, the wingman screamed to t 2006 Page #143  
 sweeping through an arc every few seconds — probably every 15 to 20 second 2006 Page #146  
 seconds — probably every 15 to 20 seconds — there is only one way for an a 2006 Page #146  
 pass over Area 51. In a matter of seconds, he got a phone call getting his 2006 Page #154  
crossed the horizon in a matter of seconds. They all witnessed it impact in 2007 Page #128  
 thus estimated the Ii fe to be IO seconds. He further stated it was travel 2008 Page #9  
t for a period of maybe one or two seconds." What all this has done is conn 2008 Page #10  
traveling l O nautical miles in 12 seconds. 4th September , 1986: a UFO pas 2008 Page #65  
ommercial aircraft had come within seconds of being blown out of the sky ov 2008 Page #66  
ent. He claims that he came within seconds of firing off a salvo of 24 rock 2008 Page #66  
r maybe five to ten, maybe fifteen seconds, and then it was gone. I mean, i 2009 Page #70  
, it would have taken maybe twenty seconds. And then when it was over our h 2009 Page #85  
't think it was over our heads ten seconds. SO AT LEAST A 30-SECOND-SIGHTIN 2009 Page #85  
 20:11 !Qlomela-s abo"'8Ell1h. Ten seconds, then disappears. Grelf de"1uaio 2009 Page #151  

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came out or tne ong1na1 oo,ect The seconO CXJJett neaoea s.ra1ght t~ard the 2009 Page #143  

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i: \\_lllslle il!i-an cx,;mr,le of secrc; ,\ni:lo-A.ncrican wea;ion re- 1~h 2009 Page #183  

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lthiest men, ilies. Former Defense Secreca1y La.ird gives eulom at Pope's f 2007 Page #27  

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ance on UFOs, since the government secrecy is very real? “I’ll find out if  2003 Page #9  
out the UFOs. But through official secrecy and ridicule, many citizens are  2003 Page #10  
 was conducted under the strictest secrecy. The weather balloon explanation 2003 Page #17  
tary arrived everyone was sworn to secrecy, yet upon returning home to 1530 2003 Page #21  
litary coming to swear everyone to secrecy and take away the evidence. Wher 2003 Page #33  
ape or both? If they were sworn to secrecy by the military would they write 2003 Page #37  
analyzed under cover of the utmost secrecy by British and American authorit 2003 Page #73  
recovered undercover of the utmost secrecy, demonstrating that the British  2003 Page #78  
ecovered under cover of the utmost secrecy by the U.S. military.            2003 Page #81  
e Manual: purpose of recovery with secrecy, acceptance of extraterrestrial  2003 Page #171  
portance, stress need for absolute secrecy in every way— “...entire subject 2003 Page #172  
stablish and maintaio..3bSQMe.,tQp secrecy 168                              2003 Page #172  
ere in the world" and absolute top secrecy. Slide 15 talks to the "current  2003 Page #173  
set of arguments against continued secrecy, shown in Slide 64. Nevertheless 2003 Page #185  
Operations Manual 62 WHY CONTINUED SECRECY IS PROBABLY A BAD IDEA q The pri 2003 Page #188  
PROBABLY A BAD IDEA q The price of secrecy has been illegal, unethical acts 2003 Page #188  
peoa Operabcm Manu* &ARGUMENTS FOR SECRECY IN 2003 □ Avoid criminal prosecu 2003 Page #188  
closures of the finds. To maintain secrecy of site LZ-2, the CO of Roswell  2003 Page #235  
 is recovering them and how is the secrecy being maintained? To begin with, 2004 Page #4  
al what we found out, as misplaced secrecy might lead to panic." The newspa 2004 Page #13  
nt indicated some kind of official secrecy ay a higher level of authority.  2004 Page #31  
y of the United Kingdom. Buried in secrecy from the start, the true nature  2004 Page #46  
st ranking critic of excessive UFO secrecy, especially with regard to the B 2004 Page #53  
 Las Cruces Sun-News, May 20, 1947 Secrecy Shrouds Test of American Rocket  2004 Page #82  
 of UFO crashes and controlled the secrecy surrounding the subject. Many of 2004 Page #84  
ying to get through the government secrecy that surrounded the subject. On  2004 Page #99  
ke Eisenhower, was a fanatic about secrecy. Cutler was the Executive Secret 2004 Page #103  
r Director of Citizens Against UFO Secrecy, Todd Zechel, saw Lundahl's pers 2004 Page #105  
ion of some skeptical claims about secrecy and transportation • The amazing 2004 Page #107  
eams operate and enforce long-term secrecy? (Answer by Don Berliner in MUFO 2004 Page #120  
t continuing protection of the UFO secrecy. Finally, today it is truly uncl 2004 Page #123  
the Secrets are Kept Sophisticated secrecy probably began in the United Sta 2004 Page #123  
to civilians. Here, the motive for secrecy was money...to avoid having to p 2004 Page #125  
• The most important secret is the secrecy itself • The silencers are possi 2004 Page #128  
the most important reasons for the secrecy is the strong desire of those in 2004 Page #130  
er what the public thinks. The UFO secrecy process, if revealed, would also 2004 Page #130  
ng, and they have not told us. The secrecy is explained by a host of reason 2004 Page #132  
American government, exceeding the secrecy level related to the hydrogen bo 2004 Page #140  
t the case because he was sworn to secrecy. Easley's daughter confirmed lat 2004 Page #144  
ued, save in conditions of extreme secrecy, without ironclad authorization  2004 Page #170  
maintained that "he was pledged to secrecy... [and that] he had promised Dr 2004 Page #218  
nd extreme military and government secrecy toward UFOs. Not only are docume 2004 Page #242  
d to maintain the UFO secrets. The secrecy is paramount and the cover-up is 2004 Page #254  
cret level, but of lower levels of secrecy. The few TS document s we do hav 2005 Page #74  
ware, and even bodies, are held in secrecy by humans. The testimony does no 2005 Page #78  
it.. .. lt is time to end a.11 the secrecy on this as it no longer poses a  2005 Page #81  
one Energy, Wilhelm Reich and UFOs secrecy following his stepping clown as  2005 Page #97  
 concerning the "need for absolute secrecy in all phases of operation" incl 2005 Page #129  
t important reasons for continuing secrecy is the strong desire of those in 2005 Page #140  
nd exploit these finds in greatest secrecy. Nevertheless, the secrecy has b 2005 Page #143  
reatest secrecy. Nevertheless, the secrecy has begun co erode. The natural  2005 Page #143  
uld have to be conducted in utmost secrecy so as to maintain a decided adva 2005 Page #162  
 Black \X/orld project in terms of secrecy and security. Ir also carries wi 2005 Page #167  
 History of Leaks and Structure of Secrecy Richard M. Dolan 22 Defying Grav 2006 Page #3  
illion dollars... that is a lot of secrecy]. 4. WHY is the government not t 2006 Page #8  
f several billion dollars in total secrecy during WW 2. The Allies broke th 2006 Page #8  
means of maintaining "absolute top secrecy" as required by section 4.f in S 2006 Page #20  
nt and maintenance of absolute top secrecy concerning all the above operati 2006 Page #20  
olicy of maintaining "absolute top secrecy" as detailed in section 4.f of S 2006 Page #21  
ery effective means of maintaining secrecy. Table 1. Sherman and Stone expe 2006 Page #22  
ented towards maintaining absolute secrecy by minimizing the impact of unau 2006 Page #23  
tory of Leaks and the Structure of Secrecy Richard M. Dolan Copyright 2006  2006 Page #25  
tory of Leaks and the Structure of Secrecy Richard Dolan 41 Arnual Crash Re 2006 Page #25  
 History of Leaks and Structure of Secrecy Stringfield's Sources US mintary 2006 Page #26  
olt.' • "it is time to end all the secrecy on this as it no longer poses a  2006 Page #27  
Alien technology • Studied in deep secrecy 24 James Goodall *That SOB from  2006 Page #27  
 History of Leaks and Structure of Secrecy Many Close Military Encounters • 2006 Page #28  
 History of Leaks and Structure of Secrecy PART FOUR: Substantiating the Ru 2006 Page #30  
 History of Leaks and Structure of Secrecy The Pentagon's Missing Money *we 2006 Page #32  
ss THE SILENT WA II To help ensure secrecy the money, which at the end of t 2006 Page #32  
overt intelligence operations 100% SECRECY The Biefeld-Brown Effect it is m 2006 Page #36  
ry to outflank government -imposed secrecy and restricted access. The inter 2006 Page #58  
ld be less tendency to paranoia or secrecy. Intelligible communication and  2006 Page #60  
ge-positive manner could introduce secrecy, manipulation and control into t 2006 Page #60  
nce There would be more government secrecy regarding the NHI, not only towa 2006 Page #61  
strongest likelihood of government secrecy and gradual corruption. This sce 2006 Page #63  
eals, seeking advantage. Layers of secrecy wouldproliferate; 60             2006 Page #63  
lities. Research would require top secrecy and unlimited funding. Over time 2006 Page #64  
be humanity's chances of survival. Secrecy and security would be paramount  2006 Page #65  
closure agreement, swearing him to secrecy for the rest of his life. Two we 2006 Page #160  
ears, I've understood the need for secrecy. But I can't accept it no more.  2006 Page #163  
about the incident and he signed a secrecy oath (which he apparently broke  2006 Page #176  
 important news reports ► Lifetime secrecy agreements ;.. Surveillance of o 2007 Page #15  
 important news reports ► Lifetime secrecy agreements ► Sun eillance of org 2007 Page #16  
r anti-secrecy organization s. UFO secrecy is just one part of a much large 2007 Page #34  
icans each year? ► U.S. government secrecy which has facilitated the loss o 2007 Page #36  
l interests. 1n shore, most of the secrecy may boil down to a few well-plac 2007 Page #36  
hnology Richard M. Dollln 2007 The Secrecy Iceberg : .,.. ... _ ..- • ■     2007 Page #50  
                                   Secrecy Out of Control ■ 2005 -Chief of  2007 Page #53  
eign Relations (CFR). ■ Helps with secrecy, too. What is "The Program" All  2007 Page #54  
 one body' at deep, deep levels of secrecy. ■ Senior business executive: in 2007 Page #55  
l orders. Anyway, he's against the secrecy policy. He told me the 4602nd ha 2007 Page #133  
LEBLOWER LAUNCH POLITICAL PRESSURE SECRECY I PENETRATOR CRASHED HARDWARE ST 2008 Page #1  
ted under an overwhelming cloak of secrecy, into one of the nation's outsta 2008 Page #27  
 those tasked with maintaining UFO secrecy. 12 Iran 1976: Without doubt one 2008 Page #30  
 those tasked with maintaining the secrecy surrounding the subject did not  2008 Page #38  
he official denial is meaningless. Secrecy and denial are so commonpl ace t 2008 Page #60  
Os were real and "through official secrecy and ridicule, many citizens are  2008 Page #131  
 The ongoing atte111pts to end UFO secrecy Book Features ■ Government docum 2008 Page #158  
rescendo ■ Citizens f_g-.• mst UFO Secrecy ■ The Crash R.etriev:i.l Syndrom 2008 Page #161  
P ■ Setbacks in the Fight ligainst Secrecy ■ Ji'JJnaway Government ■ Abduct 2008 Page #163  
nt and instructions on maintaining secrecy of the authentic "burned memo."  2009 Page #8  
ce of Power by Edward Teller (p 8) Secrecy (p 9) Military Research (p 10) D 2009 Page #8  
 in any go;•ernmeetal S)1stem. The secrecy of the apparatus abets its power 2009 Page #12  
s it possible for me to epen l!:ie secrecy curtaie sufficient!) ' wide has  2009 Page #12  
e imposed. In maintaining absolute secrecy we have deprived high level deci 2009 Page #15  
sed at the highest levels in total secrecy. To counter such a possibility,  2009 Page #16  
of uranium and plutonium isotopes. SECRECY Shortly after the end of World W 2009 Page #20  
e best weapon of a dictatorship is secrecy. Secrecy, unfortunately, is habi 2009 Page #20  
apon of a dictatorship is secrecy. Secrecy, unfortunately, is habit-forming 2009 Page #20  
 We should remember, however, that secrecy was actually of greater advantag 2009 Page #20  
tation? The answer is in our hands secrecy boomerangs-instead of hurting ou 2009 Page #20  
e hurt ourselves. The boomerang of secrecy is also at work in our relations 2009 Page #20  
s with our allies. Annoyance about secrecy was a strong motive for de Gaull 2009 Page #20  
s, the main reason for eliminating secrecy is make-believe? It does not for 2009 Page #20  
 development of super weapons. But secrecy puts no obstacle in the way of f 2009 Page #20  
ll foreign observers . The type of secrecy practiced by America's private c 2009 Page #21  
emists proved was that science and secrecy are hardly compatible-except , p 2009 Page #21  
d not be realistic to propose that secrecy should be abolished forthwith. W 2009 Page #21  
 of UFO document s and, therefore, secrecy, in its present form. But we cou 2009 Page #21  
That would fully preserve tactical secrecy but exclude strategic and techni 2009 Page #21  
ut exclude strategic and technical secrecy. A small number of documents mig 2009 Page #21  
tify, year by year, that continued secrecy is required. The rule should be: 2009 Page #21  
e difficult even in the absence of secrecy. Since secrecy prevails and sinc 2009 Page #21  
n in the absence of secrecy. Since secrecy prevails and since it is effecti 2009 Page #21  
g scientists, partly on account of secrecy. (ln regimented Russia, where sc 2009 Page #21  
 should abandon or at least reduce secrecy. But our scientists will not tur 2009 Page #21  
for effective decision making. The secrecy of the ?? apparatus abets its po 2009 Page #23  
, 1990-1991 ■ The Srructute of UFO Secrecy ■ lnv:n1on of Kuw:ut ■ Grc,fswal 2009 Page #150  
__. ~::,:~:Will~~ The Structure of Secrecy ■ Continual mitary encounters wi 2009 Page #152  
1 of such elite organizations. The secrecy issue can also be dispensed quit 2009 Page #155  
ave been Government projects whose secrecy was so closely guarded that even 2009 Page #155  
hority was broken to maintain this secrecy. The two most notable examples a 2009 Page #155  
ent was not aware of. The level of secrecy of a project is directly proport 2009 Page #155  
t will be caused by its revealing. Secrecy can be maintained indefinitely i 2009 Page #155  
till bemg pursued in the strictest secrecy by scientists in the United Stat 2009 Page #157  
was being pursued in the strictest secrecy by scientists in New Zealand, Gr 2009 Page #159  
was being pursued in the strictest secrecy by scientists in New Zealand, Gr 2009 Page #172  
s? lt is possible that he took his secrecy oath very seriously and since hi 2009 Page #176  
as still being worked on in strict secrecy?                                 2009 Page #176  

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means of maintaining the 'absolute secrecy' required for these operations.  2006 Page #21  

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this would lead to the crashing of secrecy's wall did not materialize, ther 2005 Page #84  

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ugh level -to ensure the continued secrec} of the Government's involvement  2007 Page #137  

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 and that great levels of official secrec~· envelop the subject. Ordinary p 2005 Page #73  

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 ever since. See Slide 20. Genetic Secreg In spite of the security surround 2004 Page #125  
rash Retrieval Conference Specific Secreg Specific Recovery Procedures Goin 2004 Page #127  
reaten so many witnesses. Specific Secreg—Transportation by Road and Rail I 2004 Page #127  

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                   Confirn1s -N·ew Secrei Weapo1;/ "As Awesome as Aton1Bomb 2009 Page #181  

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 Vietnam \'(/ar: 'The ,isks of 110 secreo• are the risks qf de111ocra9•." - 2007 Page #41  

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. 165 The President and UFOs - Top Secret ................................. 2003 Page #3  
. It is still classified Above Top Secret. ” Source: In a letter of March 2 2003 Page #8  
November 1967, quoted in Above Top Secret www.majesticdocuments.com Wilbert 2003 Page #12  
ar Bush. ” —Wilbert Smith in a Top Secret Canadian government memorandum, 2 2003 Page #12  
 November 1950 quoted in Above Top Secret www.majesticdocuments.com Profess 2003 Page #12  
O News in 1974 quoted in Above Top Secret www.majeslicdocuments.com 8       2003 Page #12  
ge C. Marshall (GCM) then writes a secret memo to the President about this  2003 Page #24  
the authentication of a leaked top secret memo that tells a different story 2003 Page #24  
d has fewer liabilities is the Top Secret memo from Marshall to the Preside 2003 Page #26  
 1944, which is stamped Double Top Secret and signed by FDR. This memo says 2003 Page #27  
is it authentic? □ Rare Double Top Secret Stamp □ FDR language matching o “ 2003 Page #27  
ired from a giant gun in Canada, a secret spy plane, a Soviet Venus probe ( 2003 Page #65  
 about the UFO phenomena by having secret records on such cases declassifie 2003 Page #65  
lecturing on his research into the secret world of a British Royal Air Forc 2003 Page #83  
d September 23. In this classified SECRET document, Commanding General Nath 2003 Page #87  
UFO Crash Retrieval Conference TOP SECRET EYES ONLY «rJ cvjtlon upc i jro'i 2003 Page #88  
*itborli«d to prc»«d »lth a-jr TOP SECRET = ,E5 OXLY Figure 2. “Memorandum  2003 Page #88  
o remember that as with other such SECRET and above reports on this subject 2003 Page #88  
 lie sued for Libel. Of course TOP SECRET CODE WORD (ULTRA. I MBRA. MA.IIC. 2003 Page #118  
uld be referenced tn Confidential. Secret, or TOP SECRET documents Only the 2003 Page #118  
ed tn Confidential. Secret, or TOP SECRET documents Only the Roswell Newspa 2003 Page #118  
 I style. the paper* earned no top secret registration number, military tit 2003 Page #135  
 CHMft CAO liCA occcjoeu p kJ TTOP SECRET EiES OMV Septcr.rer 24, 1947. .‘■ 2003 Page #136  
explain things away, official (and secret) policy at the CIA in the early 1 2003 Page #141  
 few little lies to cover up a few secret projects. It was on a freezing, w 2003 Page #142  
o the UFO subject, in exchange for secret UFO-related information and docum 2003 Page #146  
eir own press conference to reveal secret deals they had uncovered that an  2003 Page #146  
Beta problem remained keeping this secret from the "evil empire," (the USSR 2003 Page #149  
ems com Cutler To Twining Memo Top Secret Restricted - July 14, 1954 • Show 2003 Page #156  
41, Entry 174, Box 146, classified Secret www ma/eshcdocuments com PAPERCLI 2003 Page #158  
2, 12 April ‘49 • Mentions CIA Top Secret MJ-12 in lower corner • Format co 2003 Page #159  
nce from the National Archives Top Secret USAFE Item 14 • 4 Nov 1948 • Swed 2003 Page #161  
o November 21, 1951 • Canadian Top Secret Memo in Dept of Transportation sa 2003 Page #161  
 15 Oct 1947, Young to R&D Board - Secret, RG341. E-174, Box 143 • 20 Jun 1 2003 Page #165  
1. Twining to DCS/Development, Top Secret RG341, E161, Box1 • LOC - Manuscr 2003 Page #165  
 which more than 600 pages are top secret. This table shows the source, the 2003 Page #169  
tein/Opp., Truman directives 28 pp secret, 3000 pp unclass. Bowen Manuscrip 2003 Page #169  
tions Manual" □ Classification TOP SECRET / MAJIC EYES ONLY □ There is a wa 2003 Page #170  
nual) with a classification of Top Secret and code word of MAJIC, not to be 2003 Page #171  
een. None of these critics had Top Secret code word clearances in 1954. Fur 2003 Page #171  
stricted caveat along with the Top Secret ones on the cover only. This anom 2003 Page #172  
 to recover ET remains and keep it secret □ In general, craft are discs, ci 2003 Page #172  
URITY WARNING FACES EVERY PAGE TOP SECRET / MAJIC EYES ONLY SU-12 GROUP OFS 2003 Page #172  
 OF THE COVEE3 Restricted with Top Secret scarce but examples exist War Off 2003 Page #172  
blish and run secure facilities at secret locations □ Establish covert oper 2003 Page #172  
 specific goals, including running secret locations, recovery "anywhere in  2003 Page #173  
C deals with them 22. General: TOP SECRET, public not to know, creatures do 2003 Page #177  
w pages come out of envelope □ TOP SECRET/MAJIC stamps I have originals now 2003 Page #180  
 shape and size RESTRICTED and top secret incompatible All of these are dea 2003 Page #182  
not consistent with the use of Top Secret. Although the classification of R 2003 Page #184  
se of restricted together with Top Secret exist, and Slide 58 shows a great 2003 Page #184  
 MJ-12. Its classification is "Top Secret Restricted Security Information." 2003 Page #184  
 Government really wants to keep a secret, they would have no compunction a 2003 Page #184  
ns Manual points above that of Top Secret." Two responses: (a) maybe what t 2003 Page #185  
would the Government keep ETI life secret?" Slide 62 summarizes the five re 2003 Page #185  
een enough to justify keeping this secret. Unquestionably, the discovery du 2003 Page #185  
o, say, "OK, but why still keep it secret TODAY?" The answers are in Slide  2003 Page #185  
e the right to keep the technology secret and to do testing of new systems  2003 Page #185  
ators ManGa; 60“RESTRICTED ANO TOP SECRET ARE I1NCOR/3PATUBLE ” DoD rules d 2003 Page #186  
posures of a 32-page document • No secret here; see Berliner letter • The G 2003 Page #186  
Why would Government keep ETI life secret? ” n “Such secrets would have lea 2003 Page #186  
 to ourselves in a legal manner at secret locations of our choosing. The Ma 2003 Page #187  
t for us to conduct Constitutional secret tests of technology and weapons a 2003 Page #187  
enefiting all of us. WHY KEEP “IT” SECRET? □ To protect the science and tec 2003 Page #188  
ence (a “Cosmic Watergate ”) □ The secret programs are outside our democrat 2003 Page #188  
eady adjusted to ETs □ It is not a secret anyway to those who have been abd 2003 Page #188  
t the crash recoveries effectively secret using deception b Secrets can be  2003 Page #188  
he right to conduct Constitutional secret tests of technology and weapons □ 2003 Page #188  
      The President and UFOs - Top Secret Grant Cameron Before considering  2003 Page #189  
ent leaders were rounded up by the secret service and taken there, while Ch 2003 Page #193  
bomber, leaked the stealth fighter secret. The evidence now seems to indica 2003 Page #196  
e in keeping information like that secret, but there may be some aspects of 2003 Page #196  
iar which might be related to some secret experiments that we were doing th 2003 Page #196  
rlucci being a key figure in a Top Secret air show at Norton Air Force Base 2003 Page #199  
ver and he said, "Sarah, there's a secret government within the government, 2003 Page #200  
y S. Truman July 9. 1947. This Top Secret memo was declassified on January  2003 Page #204  
ve Classification TS Eyes Only Top Secret Origin Leaked - Salina HST Librar 2003 Page #205  
dds to authenticity. 2. The ***TOP SECRET*** format is rare, especially giv 2003 Page #210  
nable man looks? Attachments ' Top Secret Eyes Only Directive to Lt. Genera 2003 Page #211  
d from Wedemeyer Reports book. Top Secret Directive to Lt. General Twining, 2003 Page #211  
 July 8, 1947 by Eisenhower lv Top Secret Memorandum for General Carter, St 2003 Page #211  
947 from Humelsine (Hutchin) v Top Secret Directive to Lt. General Wedemeye 2003 Page #211  
Truman Presidential Library Vl Top Secret, Memorandum to the President, Sub 2003 Page #211  
w of evident leak pending" Vl" Top Secret Memorandum for the President by M 2003 Page #211  
e directive attached to it. IX Top Secret, July 2, 1947 draft mission to Ch 2003 Page #211  
pe that includes a directive x Top Secret Ultra Intelligence Assessment htt 2003 Page #211  
//www.majesticdocuments.com Xl Top Secret directive to Twining on July 8, 9 2003 Page #211  
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 • .« •— **•••• • -«««*«««« * -TOP SECRET * »»«»««««0020140 •. DIRECTIVE TO 2003 Page #214  
                               TOP SECRET DIRECTIVE TO LIEUTENANT GENERAL W 2003 Page #225  
 First repor remain s of a AAF top secret MOGUL balloon project. When scien 2003 Page #232  
ng arrived at Alamogordo AAF fer a secret meeting with AAF Chief of Staff S 2003 Page #234  
 Evidence for the Existence of TOP SECRET/MJ-12: An Examination of Leaked D 2004 Page #3  
tate, Washington, D.C. Classified "Secret," the telegram disclosed the foll 2004 Page #9  
oubt by the Department of State's "Secret" telegram of 18 May, which clearl 2004 Page #10  
lished and will be classified *top secret*. / regret to say that I de net k 2004 Page #18  
 they had developed the craft in a secret lab in New York State and had dec 2004 Page #32  
sed men" who said they came from a secret tribe that lived at the North Pol 2004 Page #32  
 United Kingdom at the time. While secret, this fact was well known to pers 2004 Page #46  
ersonnel like Warren who possessed Secret security clearances and had been  2004 Page #46  
the incident. The Air Force said a secret high-tech spy balloon crashed, no 2004 Page #60  
ther balloon: was cover-up for Top Secret program. The Roswell Report: Case 2004 Page #61  
's special board of inquiry held a secret session today seeking means to pr 2004 Page #67  
commanding officer, was planning a SECRET V-2 rocket launch. But problems k 2004 Page #67  
ng to Rep. Kissner, was actually a SECRET surface-to-air rocket attack on o 2004 Page #68  
utics (NASA) — and also on the TOP SECRET Majestic-12 list advising Preside 2004 Page #69  
: UFO CRASH AT AZTEC — A WELL KEPT SECRET © 1986 by William S. Steinman and 2004 Page #69  
: UFO Crash At Aztec - A Well Kept Secret. The front cover photograph is fa 2004 Page #69  
detection of an aerial disc by Top Secret radar bases in New Mexico — a dis 2004 Page #70  
d pre-Cold War artifacts — meaning secret bases to put on the New Mexico hi 2004 Page #70  
e together to find out whether top secret radar bases had existed in New Me 2004 Page #70  
late to the U. S. government's TOP SECRET efforts to track discs in the ski 2004 Page #70  
configuration to protect the super secret Los Alamos Laboratory which had b 2004 Page #70  
nsitive geographic areas and three secret experimental microwave radar stat 2004 Page #71  
tations. Construction on the three secret experimental microwave radar stat 2004 Page #71  
as in session. El Vado is the only secret radar base in New Mexico that sur 2004 Page #71  
as successful in having that once- secret experimental microwave radar stat 2004 Page #71  
. El Vado officially functioned in secret from 1948 to 1958 and was also kn 2004 Page #71  
aid, "I heard there was a horrible secret about that crash." Perhaps the an 2004 Page #75  
erhaps the answer to the "horrible secret" is why there has been an officia 2004 Page #75  
rancher's reference to a "horrible secret" at the Corona, New Mexico, crash 2004 Page #79  
. SLIDE #48: IPU summary title TOP SECRET ULTRA INTERPLANETARY PHENOMENON U 2004 Page #79  
ntelligence Agency and stamped TOP SECRET MAJIC ULTRA. This is one of the d 2004 Page #79  
fare programs On Page 5 of the TOP SECRET MJ-12 report under a paragraph en 2004 Page #80  
security team On Page 9 of the TOP SECRET Mj-12 report it states: 8. "The P 2004 Page #81  
d simply appear in flight with Top Secret V-2 launched rockets and apparent 2004 Page #82  
ened inside Project Magnet was Top Secret, and there is no record of it in  2004 Page #87  
54 the government had opened a Top Secret Base for UFOs to land. Knowing th 2004 Page #87  
t this would have been part of the secret Project Magnet work I contacted M 2004 Page #87  
e over it, and it did a lot of Top Secret research such as the early testin 2004 Page #87  
rld are keeping the alien presence secret. According to a January 26, 1956  2004 Page #88  
 returned to write an official TOP SECRET memo to the Canadian government d 2004 Page #89  
ian government reaction to the TOP SECRET memo was one of approval. The dep 2004 Page #89  
t with Bush. After writing the TOP SECRET memo, Smith requested a clearance 2004 Page #90  
 he was covered under the official Secret Act of Canada and therefore could 2004 Page #93  
e of Art Bridge, that the official Secret Act lasted 25 years. Therefore, I 2004 Page #93  
again about hardware and about the secret group to whom the UFO fragments w 2004 Page #95  
being read into American ultra Top Secret secrets. He surely would have sai 2004 Page #98  
mation and then sent it off to the Secret Service. Lots of very interesting 2004 Page #103  
stery, perhaps because of his very secret government work. For example, my  2004 Page #105  
the history of UFO crashes and the secret government handling of the UFO pr 2004 Page #105  
ld they possibly keep such a thing secret over the years? Specific: • How d 2004 Page #120  
answer for: WHY would this be kept secret? And HOW could it be kept secret  2004 Page #121  
t secret? And HOW could it be kept secret so long; wouldn't such secrets le 2004 Page #121  
 such large recovered craft to our secret locations when roads were so narr 2004 Page #121  
ess) research Slide 18 WHY KEEP IT SECRET? • First motivation was during wa 2004 Page #122  
 project was canceled. Why Keep it Secret? The next topic, why would the go 2004 Page #123  
why would the government keep this secret, is highlighted on Slide 19. We h 2004 Page #123  
Slide 20 SOME SECRETS ARE KEPT The secret of... • The Trinity Burst was not 2004 Page #124  
 by the public as facts. The first secret was that the Trinity burst was a  2004 Page #125  
exploded in the desert. The second secret was that the atmospheric testing  2004 Page #125  
l I think 2038. Why keep something secret this long? Obviously, this is alm 2004 Page #125  
nsistent with his speculation of a secret "interplanetary war" • Dozens of  2004 Page #128  
ime and money • The most important secret is the secrecy itself • The silen 2004 Page #128  
you. But, somebody does. This is a secret cover-up so huge that it will liv 2004 Page #131  
es Moore, head of Project Mogul, a secret balloon project in 1947, declared 2004 Page #133  
head of the University of New York secret Mogul balloon research project, h 2004 Page #138  
 Force Base. A September 25, 1947, secret report written by General Nathan  2004 Page #141  
he Roswell Incident was "Above Top Secret," as Senator Barry Goldwater indi 2004 Page #141  
 in a report that was only of the "Secret" level. Thus, the Twining report  2004 Page #141  
limpse of what may have been a top secret telegram about the Roswell Incide 2004 Page #141  
 balloon experiments may have been secret, all of the materials used in the 2004 Page #142  
a, where there reportedly is a top secret space medical facility. To reject 2004 Page #144  
tists and others involved with top secret research, some of which may have  2004 Page #145  
aid "is still classified Above Top Secret." Goldwater confirmed a plan unde 2004 Page #146  
portedly, learning of the Ultimate Secret shocked Gleason, who had always h 2004 Page #147  
losed, by U.S. Air Force Above Top Secret, by Timothy Good The Majestic Doc 2004 Page #149  
wtime movie. Martin Sheen as a UFO secret informant in Roswell, The Movie.  2004 Page #150  
ander Orlov, a high ranking Soviet Secret police (NKVD) officer who defecte 2004 Page #153  
 to this source, Vissarionov had a secret file which contained reports and  2004 Page #153  
worked assiduously for the tsarist secret police'. . As will be related lat 2004 Page #153  
avel • In 1952, head of the Soviet secret police organization Lavrenti Beri 2004 Page #159  
G-21/MiG-23 Intercept(Failed) from Secret KGB UFO Files Krasnoyarsk • Phase 2004 Page #162  
e gotten possession of some of the secret UFO footage, and wanted Maloney t 2004 Page #179  
ootage, which he was told was "top secret," but he was in no doubt that it  2004 Page #180  
le was, We were given a film — Top Secret - it was still Top Secret on it — 2004 Page #184  
lm — Top Secret - it was still Top Secret on it — Quintanilla's name was on 2004 Page #184  
ason to keep information like that secret but there may be some aspect of t 2004 Page #186  
liar that might be related to some secret experiments that we doing that mi 2004 Page #186  
act that Carter did get to the UFO secret and was unable to release it to t 2004 Page #188  
a counter terrorism specialist and secret service agent inside the Carter W 2004 Page #188  
ge is that he also a member of the Secret Service, and he was the first mem 2004 Page #188  
and he was the first member of the Secret Service other than the head of th 2004 Page #188  
Service other than the head of the Secret Service to ever have witnessed a  2004 Page #188  
ficer from the Air Force Office of Secret Intelligence with all kinds of st 2004 Page #194  
o something about UFOs, "There's a secret government within the government  2004 Page #197  
pendently that he had been told by Secret Service agent McGeorge that the H 2004 Page #197  
e UFO world with live ET's and Top Secret Codeword, Level 7 Must Know clear 2004 Page #199  
 Gebauer could not have known? The Secret Radar Bases Behind the Flying Sau 2004 Page #219  
g Saucers contains a reference to "secret radar bases." For decades it was  2004 Page #219  
discovered that there was indeed a secret radar base in northern New Mexico 2004 Page #220  
 and certainly not the kind of top secret bases referred to in Behind the F 2004 Page #220  
that this was a fact which was top secret at the time the book was written, 2004 Page #221  
 Evidence for the Existence of TOP SECRET/MJ-12: A Forensic Examination of  2004 Page #242  
s comprising over 342 pages of Top Secret MJ-12 material. The authenticatio 2004 Page #242  
 Evidence for the Existence of TOP SECRET/MJ-12 Mr. T,Allothy S. Cooper PO  2004 Page #244  
amps of either CONFIDENTIAL or TOP SECRET/MAJIC. According to Tim Cooper, t 2004 Page #244  
IFICATION FOR THIS DOCUMENT IS TOP SECRET/MAJIC NOFORN DISSEM. FOR U.S. "EY 2004 Page #244  
ed ink; the title page had the Top Secret/MAJIC classification, while most  2004 Page #244  
ere the pages were all stamped TOP SECRET/MAJIC. What is compelling for aut 2004 Page #245  
he first page where we see the Top Secret/MAJIC classification along with t 2004 Page #245  
 Evidence for the Existence of TOP SECRET/MJ-12 , ty_ 13t-Lt;.4)1.8 -trQ- 4 2004 Page #246  
y_ 13t-Lt;.4)1.8 -trQ- 4.{ 4e dLOP SECRET/MA.)1C CF.APrER XII or- The U.S.A 2004 Page #246  
 not available as they are TS (TOP SECRET) Restricted Data. AS-2 required l 2004 Page #246  
ent. Note that the document is Top Secret Restricted Data, which is consist 2004 Page #246  
ts the existence of code words TOP SECRET/MAJIC, Blue Book, and Moon Dust,  2004 Page #247  
om MJ-1 (Allen W. Dulles) This TOP SECRET/MJ-12 memo allegedly from the dir 2004 Page #247  
 Evidence for the Existence of TOP SECRET/MJ-12 The burned memo was mailed  2004 Page #248  
y responsibility to go through his secret files and take inventory of sensi 2004 Page #248  
 name had classification above TOP SECRET and fell into a classification ca 2004 Page #249  
 into a classification called MOST SECRET. 5. JEHOVAH was a DoD project to  2004 Page #249  
 Evidence for the Existence of TOP SECRET/MJ-12 The important memo can be f 2004 Page #250  
nt Issue. The red stamped in a TOP SECRET/MJ-12 is also not consistent with 2004 Page #250  
 Evidence for the Existence of TOP SECRET/MJ-12 There are several powerful  2004 Page #252  
 Evidence for the Existence of TOP SECRET/MJ-12 make money or achieve some  2004 Page #254  
••• " ■ "Nine clearances above top secret" ■ "I was Chief of Foreign Techno 2005 Page #8  
s on official stationary or marked Secret, or if it was mimeographed. Curio 2005 Page #42  
autiful because they could keep it secret and prevent -I mean, you know tha 2005 Page #71  
flying saucers was "considered top secret by intelligence officers of botl1 2005 Page #74  
ed through FOIA are not of the Top Secret level, but of lower levels of sec 2005 Page #74  
an claimed he had been shown a Top Secret memo by a general (in fact, the f 2005 Page #78  
 crashed UFOs." Also, "since 1948, secret information concerning UFO activi 2005 Page #79  
. It is still classified above Top Secret." Six years later, Goldwater wrot 2005 Page #80  
unities? Effects of Disclosure The secret keepers have very little maneuven 2005 Page #85  
ning other physicists in signing a secret letter dared December 30, 1940 ad 2005 Page #92  
questionnrure, and cold you it was secret, and had you fill it out. Then th 2005 Page #95  
act IVith Space, he revealed a big secret." Basic co this scientist's under 2005 Page #95  
 a member of the President's Ultra Secret UFO working group, he had reached 2005 Page #96  
f it is noticed, either it is kept secret, or ruscreruted. Laborious effort 2005 Page #103  
. Tlus collection of controversial secret government documents ouilines the 2005 Page #119  
 of UFO experiences which point to secret governme nt test craft. From the  2005 Page #119  
y helicopters, it seems clear that secret work on UFOs continues witrun hid 2005 Page #119  
secure government facilities. Yet, secret government test craft does not ex 2005 Page #119  
 of the armed forces, writes a Top Secret Memorandum to President Roosevelt 2005 Page #122  
 fact not earthly and according to secret intelligence sources they are in  2005 Page #122  
rocess of creating one of the most secret enterprise s the world has ever s 2005 Page #123  
 """"""'• nj:.. ·if March 1942 Top Secret memorandum from General Marshall  2005 Page #124  
ies, leading to formation of a top secret UFO intelligence unit. We can say 2005 Page #124  
documents from 1947. First, in Top Secret Field Order# 0862 transmitted on  2005 Page #124  
ared on July 22, 1947, marked "Top Secret Ultra" under the authority of Ass 2005 Page #125  
 report, it was re-affirmed as top secret by Lr. Gen. John A. Samford, Dire 2005 Page #125  
ated in the lower corner: "CIA Top Secret MJ-12." (MJ, MJ-12, MAJIC, MAJEST 2005 Page #125  
ulated that debris came from a top secret MOGUL balloon project, the report 2005 Page #126  
irst annual report, classified Top Secret Majic-states that aU four technic 2005 Page #126  
ing. Dated July 14, 1954, this top secret memo notes: "SUBJECT: NSC/l\1] -1 2005 Page #126  
 • ' ., .. .,.;.. Cover of the Top Secret/ Majic Eyes Only manual for UFO r 2005 Page #127  
 February 1944 (marked "DOUBLE TOP SECRET"-a highly unusual but known usage 2005 Page #127  
nt Truman's establishment of a top secret research and intelligence operati 2005 Page #128  
ricted to persons cleared for "TOP SECRET/ MAJIC EYES ONLY"--described in t 2005 Page #128  
level two points above that of Top Secret":14 The reason for this has to do 2005 Page #128  
out classified controls beyond top secret is supported in numbers of other  2005 Page #128  
s . In one-an authentic former Top Secret memorandum dated November 21, 195 2005 Page #128  
uments , he sa\\ a copy of the top secret UFO briefing document for Preside 2005 Page #130  
er, as weU as a version of the top secret SOM1 -01 Special Operations ·J\✓r 2005 Page #130  
 skeptics to interview who had top secret codeword access in the 19S0's. Ar 2005 Page #131  
n't have any remotely relevant top secret codeword documents declassified.  2005 Page #131  
Bolivia event about which they had secret official knowledge. They confirme 2005 Page #143  
sh. As we begin to comprehend this secret of the past and its meaning for t 2005 Page #143  
der no added pressure to keep thjs secret other than the normal client conf 2005 Page #148  
reature for the purpose of resting secret weapons. In my opinion these are  2005 Page #151  
he latter part of August 1945 on a secret assignment. Little or nothing has 2005 Page #153  
ous. \Yle must also understand how secret projects are classified and condu 2005 Page #163  
their findings. The engineering of secret technolog y to satisf) DoD reques 2005 Page #167  
ture of these funds is in itself a secret and a mystery. \'{/e no,, know th 2005 Page #167  
uments, and direct observations of secret sites outside the security perime 2005 Page #167  
w he spearheaded the Arm) 's super secret reverse-engineering project that  2005 Page #167  
veloped anti-gravity spacecraft in secret? 170                              2005 Page #172  
hed facts beyond 1990. If they are secret accomplished facts, why are we st 2005 Page #173  
 the STS? \Vas Project Outgrowth a secret Air Force project that attempted  2005 Page #173  
 show a few years ago, there was a secret showing of our own antigravity ai 2005 Page #173  
totype the HA VE BLUE, and the top secret F-19 Stealth Interceptor . 172 Be 2005 Page #174  
1952. "The item" refers to the top secret designation of Kelly's original v 2005 Page #175  
How the Government Responds to Top Secret Crashes Peter W. Merlin 68 Braxto 2006 Page #3  
can't keep secrets and B. the real secret is that they don't know what is g 2006 Page #8  
agree with both. A few examples of secret keeping that have leaked out: The 2006 Page #8  
an military communications. If the secret had come out, the Germans would h 2006 Page #8  
apanese military codes... again in secret. With regard to B, note that the  2006 Page #8  
n we civilians can obtain...and in secret. The Naval Research Laboratory fi 2006 Page #8  
systems starting in 1960, after 12 secret failures. The first one that work 2006 Page #8  
ed more data than all the previous secret U-2 flights that preceded it. The 2006 Page #8  
le were involved. So WHY keep UFOs secret? A. All major countries and many  2006 Page #9  
tic 12 as described in my book TOP SECRET/MAJIC (Ref. 4) to try to both eva 2006 Page #9  
public for the date when the great secret is released. I have never had an  2006 Page #12  
 in the 5000 word afterword in TOP SECRET/MAJIC 2nd Edition (2005), in "Upd 2006 Page #12  
"By Any Means Necessary: America's Secret Air War in the Cold War", Farrar, 2006 Page #13  
y STF 4. Friedman, Stanton T. "TOP SECRET/MAJIC" 2nd Edition 2005, Marlowe  2006 Page #13  
hoax. In his latest edition of Top Secret! Majic, Stanton Friedman is in ag 2006 Page #15  
ing called away through the use of secret codes and the issuance of tempora 2006 Page #20  
Bill Scott' 'Muftiple Sightings of Secret Aircraft Hint at New Propulsion,  2006 Page #30  
y • Open Program *1 as cover for • Secret Program *2 as Cover for • Extreme 2006 Page #32  
rogram *2 as Cover for • Extremely Secret Program *3 • Participants can tel 2006 Page #32  
ness, government would likely keep secret certain aspects of the Contact ev 2006 Page #59  
nt is lying, that the truth is top secret, that no one knows what to do abo 2006 Page #64  
 science would become de facto top secret. Security measures would become u 2006 Page #65  
 of government with strong ties to secret science/military. Firms providing 2006 Page #65  
How the Government Responds to Top Secret Crashes By Peter W. Merlin Copyri 2006 Page #71  
on: to eliminate all traces of Top Secret technology that had just been sca 2006 Page #71  
 the government respond when a Top Secret aerospace vehicle crashes on publ 2006 Page #71  
y sanitize crash sites of "black" (secret) airplanes and weapon systems. Ho 2006 Page #71  
ow The Governement Responds To Top Secret Crashes Once the site location ha 2006 Page #72  
s and weapon systems classified as Secret or even Top Secret at the time of 2006 Page #72  
s classified as Secret or even Top Secret at the time of their loss, visiti 2006 Page #72  
e highest level of classification (SECRET/TOP SECRET Special Access Require 2006 Page #72  
evel of classification (SECRET/TOP SECRET Special Access Required). - The v 2006 Page #72  
 A-12 was initially classified Top Secret, it was tested at the CIA's Area  2006 Page #72  
 accident the A-12 was still a Top Secret, Special Access, program. On 24 M 2006 Page #73  
ow The Governement Responds To Top Secret Crashes Cruising at Mach 0.85 at  2006 Page #74  
 was immediate and dramatic. A Top Secret aircraft had apparently crashed o 2006 Page #74  
 they delivered their cargo to the secret base. One item was never found. D 2006 Page #75  
ow The Governement Responds To Top Secret Crashes Debris recovery was top p 2006 Page #76  
 the accident. In fact, a formerly Secret memorandum to James A. Cunningham 2006 Page #76  
ow The Governement Responds To Top Secret Crashes seconds and at an altitud 2006 Page #78  
ke apart, scattering pieces of the secret drone and its booster across the  2006 Page #79  
ow The Governement Responds To Top Secret Crashes they described the route  2006 Page #80  
f the F-117A was a closely guarded secret for nearly a decade. The eighth p 2006 Page #81  
ow The Governement Responds To Top Secret Crashes impacted in a rugged cany 2006 Page #82  
ow The Governement Responds To Top Secret Crashes public land required cros 2006 Page #84  
ow The Governement Responds To Top Secret Crashes Based on physical evidenc 2006 Page #86  
ow The Governement Responds To Top Secret Crashes newsworthy. In fact, news 2006 Page #88  
42 after the LA "air raid-. 13 The Secret DVD, Wood and Wood LLC, 2003 14 W 2006 Page #103  
ered • Corporal Marco Eli Chereze, Secret Service of Military Police (P2) e 2006 Page #108  
still alive, were whisked off to a secret military installation in the sout 2006 Page #119  
 of the Second World War, a highly secret and independent group — the Biolo 2006 Page #123  
itle Page Our own government's TOP SECRET/MAJIC documents about the UFO cra 2006 Page #140  
as at first trying to carry out a "secret war" against the disc technology  2006 Page #141  
t proved futile. Details about the secret war began to emerge for me first  2006 Page #141  
e had also learned about America's secret war. From off-the-record conversa 2006 Page #141  
 told not to speak. We all had TOP SECRET clearances and we weren't allowed 2006 Page #148  
ographed was sealed and marked TOP SECRET and I don't know where it went fr 2006 Page #149  
ll up, other military crews at TOP SECRET places such as Area 51, Nellis AF 2006 Page #150  
strial Biological Entities" in TOP SECRET/MAJIC Photographs 'The alien crea 2006 Page #156  
nd there was a lot of red ink, TOP SECRET. One of the words was `MAJIC' and 2006 Page #158  
' and MAJIC was spelled with a TOP SECRET/MAJIC EYES ONLY] I made a comment 2006 Page #158  
t that because you're working with SECRET material all the time and you und 2006 Page #163  
ened was so serious and "Above Top Secret" that the CIC was not told the re 2006 Page #174  
in a declassified but formerly Top Secret document which stated that Carswe 2006 Page #177  
ORAD's notice? Or perhaps it was a secret (Soviet?) satellite42 or some sup 2006 Page #191  
d with the private mission made no secret of the fact that they were in it  2006 Page #192  
d ink ■ Title page was stamped TOP SECRET /MAJIC (TSM) ■ Most pages stamped 2007 Page #45  
                         FIRST TOP SECRET PAGE ■ "CONFIDENTIAL" caveat up t 2007 Page #46  
NEW ABOUT THE TWINING REPORT ■ The SECRET report by Twining was dated Septe 2007 Page #48  
ated September 23, 1947. ■ The TOP SECRET White Hot report was dated Septem 2007 Page #48  
sification System ■ Confidential ■ Secret .. ■TopSecret ·-.·.·. ■ Top Seaet 2007 Page #52  
lishing Co., 2000, pages 43,82 Top Secret i\llajic, Stanton T. Friedman , M 2007 Page #77  
 48, 54, 55, 71, 72, 191 Above Top Secret, Timothy Good, Sidgwick and Jacks 2007 Page #77  
 to go on them. Often teachers had secret stashes of computers. \X/as your  2007 Page #80  
out from a colleague who had a top secret clearance, was an area that they  2007 Page #85  
     Flying Saucers-For Real! (The secret truth behind U.S. built flying wi 2007 Page #93  
t to read is stiJJ classified "TOP SECRET" by the Unjted Scates Air Force.  2007 Page #94  
lustration #4) 90 s i E--r--w ' i\ SECRET HANGAR s i E-+-w ' N              2007 Page #96  
G SAUCERS FOR REAL ! !" 'ULTRA TOP SECRET USAF JET FLYING WING DISC' STATIO 2007 Page #97  
A·t.. ~ cc.· USAF l I I 'ULTRA TOP SECRET USAF JET FL YING WING DISC' (STAT 2007 Page #97  
told that these aircraft were more secret than the "i\Ianhattan Project". A 2007 Page #109  
se" storage facility for Ultra Top Secret Experimental aircraft. (Avro Silv 2007 Page #110  
 Dr. \X/ernher von Braun's boss, a secret saucer program was started at the 2007 Page #111  
1972 for our incomjng and outgoing SECRET horizontal take off and landing s 2007 Page #114  
ed a bombshell. He spoke about our secret spacecraft delivering cargo to an 2007 Page #114  
 that he knew the truth behind the secret of flying saucers. This man state 2007 Page #115  
is man stated that they were a Top Secret air force weapon, and that it was 2007 Page #115  
y can keep the advanced technology secret from other nations and use it for 2007 Page #127  
ght to \X1oomera, a joint USA/ AUS secret facility. Another crash occurred  2007 Page #130  
 or Green Beret, this "Above Ultra Secret" special operations unit known as 2007 Page #131  
e -his one-time lover -that he had secret knowledge of the crashed UFO inci 2007 Page #134  
about, amongst other things, JFK's secret knowledge of UFOs and dead aLiens 2007 Page #135  
nd the Attorney General. One such "secret" mentioned the visit by the Presi 2007 Page #135  
ed the visit by the President at a secret air base for the purpose of inspe 2007 Page #135  
mid-fifties Kilgallen learned of a secret effort by US and UK governments t 2007 Page #135  
ssues. And thus was born the FBI's secret surveillance file on Marilyn Monr 2007 Page #137  
te, \"X/ashington , DC. Classified Secret, the telegram disclosed the follo 2007 Page #142  
 access road to the rughJy guarded secret of nuclear weapons stored inside  2007 Page #164  
 of crashed objects." Project Sign secret report, February 1949 Quo red in  2007 Page #193  
und significance to note that when secret, atomic research at Oak Ridge was 2008 Page #27  
 the statement would be classified Secret in its entirety." An unidentified 2008 Page #30  
sensitive installations engaged in secret atomic-energy research by aerial  2008 Page #37  
 He pointed out that SEALS work on secret missions for any agency. They are 2008 Page #44  
that the incident was part of some secret test, which is patently false; as 2008 Page #66  
ives doing to maintain the alleged secret of nuclear missiles underground a 2008 Page #74  
t happened behind the scenes was a secret first hypnosis session with John  2008 Page #84  
 playwright Anton Chekhov knew the secret of the 1908 Tunguska explosion-th 2008 Page #102  
                                   secret Soviet reconnaissance mission jou 2008 Page #103  
 "Burned Memo" that is stamped TOP SECRET /MJ-12, and will be able to share 2008 Page #104  
. TSMEO is an abbreviation for TOP SECRET/MAJIC EYES ONLY, the R is for RES 2008 Page #104  
 should bear in mind that this top secret memo is communication between peo 2008 Page #110  
ives ■ S-2 (mail plus to TC) 28 pp secret,~ pp unclass. ■ Ft. Meade Anny FO 2008 Page #115  
 ■ Let FBI know enough to keep the secret ■ Keep our spies (back channels)  2008 Page #121  
telligence for the Nazi Gestapo or Secret State Police. America 's Internat 2008 Page #128  
imans had been members of the Yale secret society Skull and Bones and were  2008 Page #129  
May, 1941, may have been a genuine secret plan to ally with the British roy 2008 Page #130  
uting from his Messerschmitt , the secret scheme was compromised and all in 2008 Page #130  
lying discs." In a letter stamped "secret," Twining began by stating withou 2008 Page #132  
inda Hunt, author of the 1991 book Secret Agenda: The United States Governm 2008 Page #137  
RSUS MAJESTIC 12 NOW: YOU HAVE THE SECRET -HOW DO YOU RELEASE THE INFORMATI 2008 Page #152  
WESTERN \\'ORLll JUST TO KEEP THIS SECRET? GOVERi\fl\lENf SECRETS REVEALED  2008 Page #152  
DIDN'T GR.,\1',1 ACCESS TO: ( •THE SECRET THE QUINTESSEJ\'TUL OCTOBER SURPR 2008 Page #153  
rch ■ NWitary technology (open and secret) ■ Broad geopolitical and technol 2008 Page #158  
FO Worbng Group;, ■ Crncl:s in the Secret \'lodd ■ Leaking MJ-12 ■ The lvl] 2008 Page #165  
ch UFO reports were to be kept top secret). The overall scope of the docume 2009 Page #7  
f the following: A cover page (top secret UFO Sensitive Area with the CIA l 2009 Page #8  
owed by a two-page (originally top secret) letter from Ike to the DCI (Alle 2009 Page #8  
 some paragraphs identified as Top Secret. The sections of the document are 2009 Page #8  
ch description and analysis as its secret nature would permit. (Identical p 2009 Page #12  
duct of which is almost always top secret.+ Is it in the "national interest 2009 Page #12  
sion making informed by a vast UFO/secret weapon infom1ation-gathering orga 2009 Page #12  
ioned as routine, even if in a top secret letter. Conslusions So, how much  2009 Page #13  
claiming that flying saucers was a secret weapons development and placing a 2009 Page #17  
a high order. The uncoverin g of a secret UFO decoy missile was even higher 2009 Page #18  
 with Project Blue Book at the Top Secret level and forward to OSI. (b) Tas 2009 Page #19  
such an unthinkable weapon. II was secret, and it was outlawed by the Pope. 2009 Page #20  
d it was outlawed by the Pope. The secret was kept much better than that of 2009 Page #20  
 course, if we reveal our greatest secret, the Russians will not reciprocat 2009 Page #20  
ermined to learn or rediscover the secret. To put it simply, a secret known 2009 Page #20  
er the secret. To put it simply, a secret known to a million people, in fac 2009 Page #20  
on people, in fact, is no longer a secret. 14                               2009 Page #20  
eries should be open. There are no secret formulas , though the chemists so 2009 Page #21  
l of a dictator.) What can be kept secret, at least for some time, is what  2009 Page #21  
of documents might need to be kept secret for longer periods, but in those  2009 Page #21  
ch description and analysis as its secret nature would permit. A number of  2009 Page #23  
duct of which is almost always top secret. Is it in the "national interest" 2009 Page #23  
sion making informed by a vast UFO/secret weapon information-gathering orga 2009 Page #23  
telligence without compromising my secret involvement in the invisible worl 2009 Page #24  
 or had I been in the past, to top secret information about the intelligenc 2009 Page #24  
iles I have seen recounts how "Top Secret" intelligence digests containing  2009 Page #24  
S. Pattee's The Future of American Secret Intelligence (Washington, 1946),  2009 Page #24  
man presents himself as a man with secret k.J1owledge of UFOs, on the run f 2009 Page #32  
FO, The Octopus and, most recently Secret and Suppressed 11. DVDs of his le 2009 Page #34  
 Activities The existence of a Top Secret classified project responsible fo 2009 Page #35  
rnment document referring to a Top Secret UFO control group is a Top Secret 2009 Page #36  
 Secret UFO control group is a Top Secret memo from Wilbert Smith who at th 2009 Page #36  
d document involves three 1952 Top Secret memos from the Joint Chiefs of St 2009 Page #36  
 leaked document is an alleged Top Secret Memorandum written by President T 2009 Page #36  
sively show the existence of a Top Secret military scientific group respons 2009 Page #37  
 by the CIA (it was classified TOP SECRET), other documents from the period 2009 Page #37  
referred earlier to three 1952 Top Secret memos titled: "Joint Logistic Pla 2009 Page #38  
y's June 28 NSM was an alleged Top Secret letter issued on November 5, 1961 2009 Page #38  
FO information. The classified Top Secret document with MJ-12 codeword acce 2009 Page #39  
As you must know Lancer [Kennedy's Secret Service codename] has made some i 2009 Page #39  
                                   secret directives proscribed President K 2009 Page #40  
tter to Kennedy indicates that his secret draft of MJ-12 directives was app 2009 Page #40  
sued a more highly classified "Top Secret" Memorandum to the Director of th 2009 Page #41  
ecting National Security." The Top Secret Memorandum went on to say: [I] ha 2009 Page #41  
me day. Even though the leaked Top Secret Memorandum to the CIA has not bee 2009 Page #41  
m. NSAM 271 and the associated Top Secret Memorandum to the CIA Director is 2009 Page #41  
s. The document is allegedly a Top Secret NSA intercept of a "Hot Line" con 2009 Page #41  
on. Kennedy did this through a Top Secret Memorandum to the Director of the 2009 Page #42  
s request, Angleton followed a Top Secret/MJ-12 set of directives. One of t 2009 Page #42  
J-12 set of directives. One of the secret directives, revealed in the leake 2009 Page #42  
in the leaked partially burned Top Secret/MJ-12 document forensically dated 2009 Page #42  
he USSR.38 Kennedy's explosive Top Secret Memorandum to the CIA Director wa 2009 Page #43  
hority to implement Kennedy 's Top Secret November 12 memo. On the bottom o 2009 Page #44  
mo. On the bottom of Kennedy's Top Secret November 12 memo, next to the sig 2009 Page #44  
iles. Unknown to Kennedy, a set of secret MJ-12 directives issued by former 2009 Page #45  
ligence , Angleton , implemented a secret set of directives that would deny 2009 Page #45  
wer Briefing Document, see his Top Secret/MAJIC: Operation Majestic-12 and  2009 Page #46  
NSAMs .htm 13 Fletcher Prouty, The Secret Team: The CIA and Its Allies in C 2009 Page #46  
1980. He was still waiting for his SECRET clearance to come through so he c 2009 Page #81  
bably flirting with a her in a top secret facility at WP AFB, showing her a 2009 Page #91  
resiliency. PROJECT CAUCASIAN- TOP SECRET During any interview where detail 2009 Page #91  
rds: "And so this was a project so secret that the paper had to be held ... 2009 Page #91  
I was cleared for Q, and it was so secret that J ,,vasn 't allowed to read  2009 Page #92  
uble over it. And ... it was ve1J1 secret, to this day I don't remember wha 2009 Page #92  
ing the c:nly 1930s, she had a Top Secret r · --. ·hi!c ·.vor!:ing ~.t Nell 2009 Page #152  
petence and couldn't possibly keep secret something as widely experienced a 2009 Page #155  
nternational Press reported that a secret weapon, that rivaled the atomic b 2009 Page #156  
cided to dig deeper. The June 1947 Secret Weapon Story If you piece togethe 2009 Page #156  
 -15, 1947, the story emerges of a secret Anglo-American weapons project th 2009 Page #156  
. Leech because he had headed up a secret weapons project during World War  2009 Page #156  
-rivaled the atomic bomb, was "top secret," and for which research was stil 2009 Page #156  
 he helped develop was still a top secret among Allied nations. They gave n 2009 Page #157  
"Radiation May be Factor in Latest Secret Weapon" There is one clue in the  2009 Page #157  
 is one clue in the reports of the secret Anglo-American weapon said to out 2009 Page #157  
 or even of construction. Post-war secret weapons have included a cosmic ra 2009 Page #158  
hat: "British Refuse To Talk About Secret Weapon" British goven1ment minist 2009 Page #159  
ring Department as saying: The new secret weapon mentioned in Auckland, N.Z 2009 Page #159  
g Telegraph: "U.S. Scientist Backs Secret Weapon Tale" The Herald Tribune q 2009 Page #160  
d shared in the development of the secret Anglo-American weapon reported fr 2009 Page #160  
-worker. Original reports said the secret weapon outrivaled the atom bomb.  2009 Page #160  
se? U.S. Scientist Helped Make New Secret Lethal Weapon. America and Britai 2009 Page #161  
es Marion Snodgrass concerning the secret weapon. The Abilene Reporter list 2009 Page #161  
the six main points: "Confirms New Secret Weapon As Awesome as Atom Bomb" A 2009 Page #161  
grass described the weapon as "top secret" and declined to answer any "lead 2009 Page #161  
ersonic Weapon Is Forecast Another Secret Device Greater Than Atomic Bomb"  2009 Page #161  
f June 26, 1947 which has both the secret weapon project and the Kenneth Ar 2009 Page #162  
he war effort and he did work on a secret research project code named Proje 2009 Page #163  
r credentials to be players in the secret weapon story, let's examine the s 2009 Page #164  
et weapon story, let's examine the secret project itself. Project Seal was  2009 Page #164  
project itself. Project Seal was a secret World War 2 research project that 2009 Page #164  
roject Seal report confirms that a secret weapon story leaked in mid-June 1 2009 Page #167  
 for his work in connection with a secret weapon that was an effective alte 2009 Page #167  
re is one clue in the reports of a secret Anglo-American weapon said to out 2009 Page #168  
h of New Zealand. Later classified SECRET, not TOP SECRET. dispatches menti 2009 Page #171  
. Later classified SECRET, not TOP SECRET. dispatches mentioned a Prof. J.M 2009 Page #171  
in aerodynamics . said today a new secret weapon mentioned in Auckland, N.Z 2009 Page #171  
ew Caledonia: While on special top secret project (Code; "SEAL PROJECT11) f 2009 Page #176  
7 the news media reported on a top secret Anglo-American weapon, on par wit 2009 Page #176  
, who are indeed working on a real secret project, yet they misrepresent ma 2009 Page #176  
Why would Snodgrass claim that the secret weapon is not related to the atom 2009 Page #177  
induce the belief that they were a secret weapons program of the United Sta 2009 Page #177  
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 ol th cartb. rcall' port,; of lhe secret Acslo-AmuicBl: equlval~ nt lo a t 2009 Page #182  
!U.,S. S~ientist .Helped Make 1New Secret Lethal ·Weapon New WerrpQn Americ 2009 Page #184  
!or u:,;c ai:-alns:.. nnrts of the secret AnglopAmerlcan Thi? Herald Tribun 2009 Page #184  

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of being published classified ‘Top Secret'. - “...one of these so-called fl 2003 Page #155  
UT YOU SAW WITH YOUR OWN EYES `TOP SECRET' ON WHATEVER THE FILM WAS PUT IN? 2006 Page #149  

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t Smith from 1950. UFOs 'above top secret- and discussing meeting with lead 2006 Page #26  

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 Foreeast *** *** *** *** Anotlier Secret-Device Greater Than ..14lo111ic B 2009 Page #182  

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of public panic. I don't think the secret-keepers are especially concerned  2005 Page #85  

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al at the (State) Department, Doug Secretag of Defense Lovett telephoned a  2006 Page #167  
t into that morning meeting, Under Secretag Lovett called from the Pentagon 2006 Page #168  
ed the President a rood from Dtpuo Secretag of Defense Lovett. Mr. Lovett w 2006 Page #168  
 to be passed to the Office of the Secretag of Defense. 5. At 1104 hours th 2006 Page #170  

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verything that transpires to naval secretarial personnel nightly, sometimes 2003 Page #86  
hat he typed it himself. Given the secretarial annotations on the original  2003 Page #208  

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r til• final :tort frog the energy secretariat, idlish has ta 'shed the fir 2004 Page #20  
While most files are ones from the secretariat branch that has the policy a 2008 Page #63  
many will be copies of ones in the secretariat division's file. This is bec 2008 Page #64  
 DIS UFO files mirror those of the secretariat division responsible for set 2008 Page #64  
ading investigations , because the secretariat and the DIS were looking at  2008 Page #64  

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t of the directive and states: The Secretaries of War and Navy concur." 9.  2003 Page #205  
l Wedemeyer for your approval. The Secretaries of War and Navy concur. Atta 2003 Page #224  
as allegedly one of two copies and secretaries with this level of clearance 2009 Page #14  

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com June M. Crain Wright Patterson Secretary - 1942-1952 “They frequently s 2003 Page #17  
sibility that it was dictated to a secretary and that the document is only  2003 Page #27  
, James Forrestal, America's First Secretary of Defense, took his own life  2003 Page #85  
 his inability (in his capacity as Secretary of Defense) to impact on this  2003 Page #85  
 inherited when he was sworn in as Secretary of Defense on September 17, 19 2003 Page #85  
 1940 Forrestal is appointed Under Secretary of Navy and put in charge of a 2003 Page #86  
andards. By all accounts the Under Secretary does a superb job and seems to 2003 Page #86  
-high stress atmosphere. When Navy Secretary Frank Knox dies of a heart att 2003 Page #86  
 has Forrestal sworn in as the new Secretary. It is also in 1940 that he be 2003 Page #86  
ly 1949. No desk jockey or poseur, Secretary Forrestal distress's Pentagon  2003 Page #86  
r a possible bias by a former Navy Secretary toward the Navy, and both the  2003 Page #86  
President immediately names former Secretary of Navy Forrestal as the new S 2003 Page #87  
etary of Navy Forrestal as the new Secretary of Defense. The new Secretary  2003 Page #87  
 new Secretary of Defense. The new Secretary is charged with being "the pri 2003 Page #87  
ting that Forrestal be sworn in as Secretary of Defense immediately. Shocke 2003 Page #87  
ictitious." That same day, the new Secretary of Defense arrives at his new  2003 Page #87  
OXLY Figure 2. “Memorandum for the Secretary of Defense" Thanks to Stanton  2003 Page #88  
above reports on this subject, the Secretary of Defense would have routinel 2003 Page #88  
 James Forrestal resonance for the Secretary of Defense: "...they (the aeri 2003 Page #89  
 that had to weigh heavily on him. Secretary Forrestal tenders his resignat 2003 Page #89  
nal Security Act. At this time the Secretary requests that White House pers 2003 Page #89  
ssified material they contain, the Secretary does not feel they should be k 2003 Page #89  
 Louis Johnson sworn in as the new Secretary of Defense. The President then 2003 Page #89  
esident then presents the retiring Secretary with the Distinguished Service 2003 Page #89  
nd Florida where friend and future Secretary of Defense Robert Lovett has a 2003 Page #89  
given that the patient is a former Secretary of Navy. Menninger, now Forres 2003 Page #90  
tient again. Reins accompanies the Secretary on the flight from Florida to  2003 Page #90  
 weeks of the almost six weeks the Secretary is held at Bethesda. For most  2003 Page #90  
use sends Sidney Souers, the first Secretary of the National Security Counc 2003 Page #90  
ays later he is visited by the new Secretary of Defense Louis Johnson. John 2003 Page #90  
ihie office. fby the former Defame Secretary ’ai Mr Fnrreetal, who la 57 ye 2003 Page #91  
tice R.W. Harrison looks in on the Secretary at about 1:30 AM. He appears t 2003 Page #91  
in) George M. Raines says that the Secretary took his life 'in a sudden fit 2003 Page #92  
rom the time of his appointment as Secretary of Defense in 1947, my wife ha 2003 Page #94  
egin about the time he becomes the Secretary of Defense. Some of the early  2003 Page #94  
to see the former Navy and Defense Secretary. Common sense suggests that fo 2003 Page #95  
er seeing his fate before him, the Secretary had tried to throw himself on  2003 Page #95  
ember 24, 1947. MEMORANDUM FOR THE SECRETARY OF DEFENSE Dear Secretary Forr 2003 Page #134  
 FOR THE SECRETARY OF DEFENSE Dear Secretary Forrestals As per our recent c 2003 Page #134  
Phone Logs • Includes Presidential Secretary calls • Collect calls to the W 2003 Page #154  
volves the longest servicing State Secretary in U.S. history Cordell Hull.  2003 Page #190  
ble W. Stuart Symington, Assistant Secretary of War Lt. General Hoyt S. Van 2003 Page #191  
ied of a heart attack. Ike's press secretary James Hagerty gained control o 2003 Page #192  
y discuss the role of your present Secretary of State Colin Powell. Powell  2003 Page #199  
use then annotated and returned to Secretary of state. 4. On Sunday, July 6 2003 Page #204  
PM through lunch and until 3:00 PM Secretary of State, Marshall meets with  2003 Page #204  
 original draft Memorandum for the secretary of state dated July 2, 1947. I 2003 Page #205  
 this might be the work of a smart secretary that is translating her shorth 2003 Page #206  
have dictated both directives to a secretary who then typed it, but surely, 2003 Page #208  
           Department of State THE SECRETARY                                2003 Page #218  
                                   SECRETARY OF STaTE I have carefully cons 2003 Page #222  
     Dale£4^ OF STATE ...  ■■■■■•’ SECRETARY ’ , X$*/EF R&Cg^^ft' 7 July 2, 2003 Page #230  
te that may know of the details is Secretary of State Marshall. It has beco 2003 Page #235  
source in Congress who is close to Secretary for Air Force. 11. As to the b 2003 Page #236  
sy in La Paz, Bolivia, to the U.S. Secretary of State, Washington, D.C., on 2004 Page #7  
 again forwarded a telegram to the Secretary of State, Washington, D.C. Cla 2004 Page #9  
 October 28 1997 session asked the Secretary for Defence a series of questi 2004 Page #53  
ed In July 1994, the Office of the Secretary of the Air Force concluded an  2004 Page #60  
evar Bush shaking hands with first Secretary of Defense, James Forrestal, a 2004 Page #63  
and Development Board (RDB) of the Secretary of Defense, established in lat 2004 Page #63  
 to one popular story, Roosevelt's Secretary of State Cordell Hull showed h 2004 Page #84  
rs. Walker had also been Executive Secretary of the Research and Developmen 2004 Page #98  
 secrecy. Cutler was the Executive Secretary of the National Security Counc 2004 Page #103  
s a dream come true when Air Force Secretary Robert C. Seamans, Jr. summed  2004 Page #178  
 Dr. Lloyd V. Berkner The death of Secretary Porrestal on 22 May. 194. crea 2004 Page #203  
en executed. The untimely death of Secretary Forrestal was deemed necessary 2004 Page #204  
ters and Applications 7. Truman to Secretary of Defense 8. Operations Revie 2004 Page #248  
en speculated that th.is is former Secretary of Defense Frank Carlucci). Th 2005 Page #83  
1933, along with his assistant and secretary Helen Dukas. \Xlhile the FBI w 2005 Page #92  
en Charles Gardner, Jr., Executive Secretary of the Advisory Committee on \ 2005 Page #97  
med of your activities." Douglas's secretary wrote up Moise's calls in the  2005 Page #97  
d scientists of the day, inclurung Secretary of Defense James Forrestal, Ar 2005 Page #125  
s Catherine Austin Fitts Assistant Secretary of HUD during the Bush (41) ad 2006 Page #32  
 it seemed that WWIll was at hand. Secretary of State Dean Acheson went to  2006 Page #165  
SON TRUMAN LOVETT Looking first at Secretary Acheson's autobiography we fin 2006 Page #166  
ssified files of the Office of the Secretary of Defense, Record group 330,  2006 Page #169  
 for Plans, wrote a memorandum for Secretary of Defense George Marshall abo 2006 Page #169  
 telegraph llnN · Dec. 11140: Navy Secretary Frank Knox asks media to hold  2007 Page #16  
big role in the UFO cover-up. Navy Secretary Frank Knox asked the American  2007 Page #16  
 r 1970s: i\1lelvin Laird, Nixon's Secretary of Defense, helps Pope gee E11 2007 Page #27  
N ■Vernon was active in a church ■ Secretary knew him, and son ■ One call a 2007 Page #43  
esda Hospital. MW': This was where Secretary of Defence James Forestall com 2007 Page #84  
assy in La Paz, Bolivia, ro the US Secretary of State, Washjngton, D.C., on 2007 Page #141  
 again forwarded a telegram co the Secretary of rate, \"X/ashington , DC. C 2007 Page #142  
ed James V. Forrestal as the first Secretary of Defense. This act created t 2008 Page #25  
 new cabinet level position of the Secretary of Defense, and the establishm 2008 Page #25  
f Police Association. An executive secretary sent the letter to him. Either 2008 Page #45  
 the typist was not a professional secretary, who would never have made suc 2008 Page #105  
pared by Einstein and typed by his secretary (together with another dozen t 2008 Page #106  
 could type, who was not a trained secretary . With that scenario, points o 2008 Page #108  
as dictated by MJ-1 to one trusted secretary who had no need to understand  2008 Page #109  
s be designed to be cryptic to the secretary but not to the addressees , wh 2008 Page #109  
t, and who do not wish to have the secretary typing the memo to lrnow every 2008 Page #110  
Document not typed by professional secretary associated with the Institute  2008 Page #118  
reverse engineering ■ Salina was a secretary who apparently worked in CIA C 2008 Page #121  
oreign Relations and a fonner U.S. secretary of state who moved smoothly be 2008 Page #125  
 of the Netherlands , who was once secretary to the board of directors of L 2008 Page #129  
 became Ambassador to London, U.S. secretary of commerce, and governor of N 2008 Page #129  
n was initiated by America's first Secretary of Defense, James F orrestal,  2008 Page #131  
--Rudolf Ilgner." Forrestal became secretary of defense in July, 1947 ---th 2008 Page #132  
President Truman. He was Executive Secretary to the National Security Counc 2008 Page #133  
cco Company fortune, was assistant secretary of the Army in 1947, became Se 2008 Page #133  
retary of the Army in 1947, became Secretary of the Army in 1949 and a year 2008 Page #133  
d under Vannevar Bush as executive secretary of the Joint Research and Deve 2008 Page #134  
 to name John Foster Dulles as his secretary of state and his brother, Alle 2008 Page #138  
ssinger, who would go on to become secretary of state under President Richa 2008 Page #138  
Secretary of State Alexander Haig, Secretary of Defense Casper Weinberger a 2008 Page #142  
y of Defense Casper Weinberger and Secretary of the Treasury Donald Regan.  2008 Page #142  
ced at the time he had a full-time secretary doing the final production for 2009 Page #10  
en handled probably by a different secretary, possibly with written input i 2009 Page #11  
isenhower to Tom Gates, the Deputy Secretary of Defense dated November 2, 1 2009 Page #13  
private meeting the following day, Secretary of State Dulles made the stran 2009 Page #18  
dum written by President Truman to Secretary of Defense, Robert Forrestal,  2009 Page #36  
the Pentagon during the 1950s as a secretary with a high-security clearance 2009 Page #53  
headquarters , responsibl e to the Secretary of the Air Force and the Chief 2009 Page #73  
Leech was invited by the Assistant Secretary , U.S. Navy, to work with the  2009 Page #166  
erimental Station, Dr. E. Mardsen, Secretary , D.S.l.R. and Brigadier R.S.  2009 Page #170  
Leech was invited by the Assistant Secretary, U.S. Navy to work with Dean M 2009 Page #172  

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 he pins the metal on the retiring Secretary's lapel. Forrestal tries to ex 2003 Page #89  
sda Hospital records note that the Secretary's condition is continuing to i 2003 Page #91  
son apparently forgets to lock the Secretary's door behind him because when 2003 Page #91  
n his memoirs that "...the Defense Secretary's nervous deterioration dated  2003 Page #94  

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ng was arranged through Einstein's secretary-assistant, Helen Dukas, and se 2005 Page #91  

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o 200 troops — ample space to also secrete a relatively small object (as th 2006 Page #132  

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ith duplicate support backup files secreted at other military installations 2005 Page #79  

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.lffd'tfFDR mis OOCUl'c~ENT IS TOP SECRETi!,l J~~ 1.rgR, ClSSE~.,. FOR VS " 2007 Page #45  

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in this world tastes like an alien secretion ." On the right is the product 2007 Page #65  
 and a glass labeled "Midori Alien Secretion." I don't know if the idea for 2007 Page #65  
ll any of you be ordering an alien secretion at the bar later this evenjng? 2007 Page #65  

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, ':Cr ... r•;t,ltto•, -I ', l TOP SECRETit.1;-J}C FULL TEXT OF BEN'S REMAR 2007 Page #49  

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eard about it over the years or in secretive conversations or wild tales. B 2003 Page #34  
of atomic devices. It was the most secretive and highly-guarded area on the 2003 Page #142  
e CI is one of the most secure and secretive units in any intelligence stru 2005 Page #124  
of programs and projects, the most secretive of which are known as Special  2005 Page #167  
 is rumored that there is a highly secretive and specialized military team  2007 Page #131  
 but especially in a fundamentally secretive one like MoD, documents and fi 2008 Page #69  
Root, an honorary president of the secretive Council on Foreign Relations a 2008 Page #125  
erved as a front for the even more secretive Germanorden or Gem1an Order, a 2008 Page #126  
ho, with Smith's help, founded the secretive Bilderber g meetings. Prior to 2008 Page #132  
l Cold War implications was a more secretive attempt to release classified  2009 Page #40  
implementing the directives of the secretive MJ-12 Group. President Kennedy 2009 Page #45  

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boratory where the atomic bomb was secretly developed in the 1940s. Espanol 2004 Page #73  
ment of the day were scrambling to secretly put the pieces together so they 2004 Page #85  
evidence for his claim that he was secretly recruited into covert UFO retri 2006 Page #17  
vival strategy, governments may be secretly complicit. Scenario Slow-Famili 2006 Page #63  
 that Government agencies may have secretly uncovered a dark and disturbing 2006 Page #119  
without saying that if Kennedy had secretly imparted details of his knowled 2007 Page #136  
 and National Security Agency, was secretly established to address the alie 2008 Page #35  
, Maryland , have for decades been secretly, and deeply, engaged in the stu 2008 Page #37  
 almost-certain-fact that they are secretly in accordance with the views of 2008 Page #38  
the Crash? If a UFO crashes and is secretly recovered by the military, and  2008 Page #40  
b) that the Russian Government has secretly hidden the startling, extrateIT 2008 Page #100  
n bank accounts because his family secretly owned an entire chain of banks. 2008 Page #129  
s feel it is only fair game to try secretly to obtain UFO data is likely to 2009 Page #15  
 flying saucer technologi es being secretly studied in the U.S. by a very h 2009 Page #36  
up headed by Dr. Vannevar Bush was secretly studying the technologies assoc 2009 Page #36  
d the other military services were secretly required to release the most im 2009 Page #41  

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ASSIVaffac sR THIS DOCUMENT IS TOP SECRETNAAJIAN% N DISSEM. FOR US "EVES ON 2004 Page #244  

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ding practical uses for the atomic secrets learned from study of celestial  2003 Page #25  
s • “super weapon of war", “atomic secrets", “celestial devices ”, "confine 2003 Page #26  
tial devices ”, "confines of state secrets", "applications of this new wond 2003 Page #26  
 that attempted to uncover the UFO secrets of Wright-Patterson Air Force Ba 2003 Page #83  
n the cult of intelligence and the secrets they were sworn to protect. 147  2003 Page #151  
ieve: there is no magic. There are secrets, but they are the secrets of sci 2003 Page #169  
here are secrets, but they are the secrets of science and technology. Durin 2003 Page #169  
nt keep ETI life secret? ” n “Such secrets would have leaked out” □ “The Wa 2003 Page #186  
ong judged an essential issue. The secrets have been kept in spite of numer 2003 Page #187  
ert scientists have discovered the secrets of energy and propulsion that th 2003 Page #188  
fectively secret using deception b Secrets can be and are kept well; the le 2003 Page #188  
hington insiders, who told the UFO secrets, chose not to play ball with Cli 2003 Page #199  
ormant deep below the Pacific, its secrets still waiting to be plundered. A 2004 Page #5  
of 1947 and Her Majesty's Official Secrets Act. The story was soon relegate 2004 Page #46  
e U.S. government was able to keep secrets as required in the Truman Admini 2004 Page #73  
was pretty much under the Official Secrets Act he told us. However, just be 2004 Page #96  
ead into American ultra Top Secret secrets. He surely would have said he wa 2004 Page #98  
kept secret so long; wouldn't such secrets leak? There have been a number o 2004 Page #121  
inations and a big change. How the Secrets are Kept Sophisticated secrecy p 2004 Page #123  
ld's Crash-Retrieval Reports "SUCH SECRETS WOULD LEAK" • Manhattan Project  2004 Page #124  
 part of the process Slide 20 SOME SECRETS ARE KEPT The secret of... • The  2004 Page #124  
ide 21 a summary of three specific secrets that were at one time part of a  2004 Page #125  
ulating about some of the possible secrets that are still being kept — but  2004 Page #130  
ugh to make you wonder. Take three secrets maybe still being kept from the  2004 Page #130  
he F.B.I. Files: The FBI's UFO Top Secrets Exposed (London: Simon & Schuste 2004 Page #223  
 were murdered to maintain the UFO secrets. The secrecy is paramount and th 2004 Page #254  
d by the U. S. government to "lude secrets in plain ight" is Steve Jones, a 2005 Page #64  
 statement from "UFOs and Arca 51: Secrets of the Black World," film by Mic 2005 Page #82  
c11t IVitnes.m Reveal the Greatest Secrets in lvfodem F-lislo')'· Prepublic 2005 Page #84  
uustworth y to protect other great secrets. ln addition to operatio nal dut 2005 Page #130  
tors. Science may try to wrest the secrets of nature, but it is engineering 2005 Page #163  
. As soon as science uncovers more secrets, engineers attempt to put them t 2005 Page #163  
 no business delving into military secrets. Nevertheless , Charlie contacte 2005 Page #164  
tion hither and yon. [Yes, indeed, secrets can be kept. The annual US Black 2006 Page #8  
ist that A. governments can't keep secrets and B. the real secret is that t 2006 Page #8  
 about its enemies determining the secrets of saucer technology before they 2006 Page #9  
 than most to deal with the silly "Secrets can't be kept" notions. C. Becau 2006 Page #13  
FO Crash Retrieval Conference know secrets that no one else knows." It's ha 2006 Page #21  
egarding prior withholding of "UFO secrets." Slow-Strange -Positive - Slow  2006 Page #67  
unk that those who are keeping UFO secrets are doing it less to protect us  2007 Page #36  
vices covertly refer to government secrets of crashed hardware and abductio 2007 Page #59  
n so many words, that [Monroe] had secrets to tell, no doubt arising from h 2007 Page #135  
e] made reference to her "diary of secrets" and what the newspapers would d 2007 Page #135  
es dormant on the ocean floor, its secrets still to be plundered. And the r 2007 Page #139  
ted to Eliminate Subversion of the Secrets of the Administration , in honor 2008 Page #141  
O KEEP THIS SECRET? GOVERi\fl\lENf SECRETS REVEALED STEALTH FIGIITER NONE D 2008 Page #152  
Darl: Side ■ R.eve:iling Ste3.1Lli Secrets ■ Tne Norton/Lod:.heed f.J{V ■ B 2008 Page #165  
Ufology ■ Constant exposure of UFO secrets ■ Equally constant counter-initi 2008 Page #168  
oolery , Conversations on the Dark Secrets of Physics, Beller a Shield than 2009 Page #9  
t, since he was skilled at keeping secrets. Finally, what's left? The TS Co 2009 Page #13  
reater advantage to us when we had secrets to keep. Today, when Russia almo 2009 Page #20  
 almost certainly knows all of our secrets, especially technical ones, is a 2009 Page #20  
echnical ones, is apt to have many secrets of which we are ignorant of. Of  2009 Page #20  
ained to us. Marion Shaw: Pentagon Secrets Now in her early-eighties, Mario 2009 Page #53  
3, 1947 -Soviets raiding US atomic secrets June 5, 1947 -US warns that atom 2009 Page #156  

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! THE PRESIDENTIAL PARADOX BUI nos SECRJ:T LS so IMPORT,\.'IT IT \V,\S NOT  2008 Page #152  

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               UFOs & the National Secruity State, Volume II 1973-1991 Rich 2008 Page #157  
               UFOs & the National Secruity State, Volume 111973-1991 Richa 2009 Page #141  

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ugh coverage is often factual) and secs the pattern for other tabloid cover 2007 Page #27  
angeness, 1973-1975 Ron2ld Re:tgan Secs :a. UFO "to ourunaamazement . II wa 2009 Page #142  

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nization. Hassan al-Banna a Wahabi sect leader formed the Muslim Brotherhoo 2008 Page #139  
a,hUe and up;;et Ul~ iu1•vcus ~'I· sect.Ions, 'll'e &.ieuld Ile •ble to iba 2009 Page #182  

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    UFO Crash Retrieval Conference section will break out the officials at  2003 Page #30  
 Ashland, Oregon Contents of video Section 1 Researcher's NICAP background  2003 Page #43  
lysis of starch and other material Section 2 Cooperation of locals The wafe 2003 Page #43  
    UFO Crash Retrieval Conference Section 3 Metal foil found with high sil 2003 Page #44  
ld-wide types (compared with find) Section 4 The fly-over Aerial view of ga 2003 Page #44  
 from ground Soil test — buckbrush Section 5 Barnett's background Backgroun 2003 Page #44  
ry of crashed UFO Craft and bodies Section 6 Witness corroboration Alice Kn 2003 Page #44  
phic survey, dates July 1-15, 1947 Section 7 Local ranchers Rodeo calf-ropi 2003 Page #44  
7 Local ranchers Rodeo calf-roping Section 8 Review Researcher's comments H 2003 Page #44  
ely intact. Lower left is a hollow section. Original configuration was beli 2003 Page #47  
, 2003 issue of Science, a special section was devoted to papers dealing wi 2003 Page #115  
/2003 Special Opeeat on» Manual 26 SECTION 85: TECHNOLOGY RECOVERY 14. Remo 2003 Page #175  
 guess what comes FIRST? Security! Section 12 on press blackout makes it ve 2003 Page #176  
ul satellite was in 1957. Clearly, Section 13 shows that they had a rather  2003 Page #176  
TRATERRESTRIAL BIOLOGICAL ENTITIES SECTION I: LIVING ORGANISMS 21. Scope: o 2003 Page #177  
l 3f GUIDE TO UFO IDENTIFICATION : Section II: Identification Criteria • Ge 2003 Page #177  
 of the Blue Book project. In that section I came across absolutely clear p 2003 Page #197  
avy's Bureau of Ordnance requested Section T of the Office of Scientific Rc 2004 Page #66  
ureaucracy must decapitate the one section at the expense of the other in o 2004 Page #154  
Engine component not found • Front section "appeared as if cut away by lase 2004 Page #167  
fore) U.S. laser equipment used to section the craft for reverse engineerin 2004 Page #168  
 USSR • This is a rather difficult section to write as the policies have ev 2004 Page #168  
tain access to the Vatican Library section that had the information about e 2004 Page #186  
 of the Blue Book Project. In that section I came across absolutely clear p 2004 Page #187  
 where there is a long handwritten section, actually three paragraphs, sign 2004 Page #246  
 1 ... ■ Ambiguous claims: summary section seems to be "his opinion" .EARLI 2005 Page #7  
' 1111• , ... The military effects section of the original Upshot-Knothole  2005 Page #50  
nual's reference to a "UFOB Guide" section on pages 22-25 corresponds to a  2005 Page #129  
trial matter 16 See authentication section of www.majesticdocu emnts.com fo 2005 Page #130  
ined within the article is a small section that reads thus: "An abandoned s 2005 Page #133  
prior to its declassification, the section of the article translation that  2005 Page #133  
. Ben R. Rich stated to the future Section Director of the Mutual UFO Netwo 2005 Page #175  
ry security clearances in terms of section 23.b. from SOM1-01. Contact with 2006 Page #20  
solute top secrecy" as required by section 4.f in SOM1-01: "The establishme 2006 Page #20  
s is corroborated in the following section of SOM1-01: 24.c. In dealing wit 2006 Page #21  
solute top secrecy" as detailed in section 4.f of SOM1-01. Sanitizing the t 2006 Page #21  
h tails had separated, but the aft section was still identifiable as a twin 2006 Page #74  
he next morning. The A-12's center section and wings were cut apart with bl 2006 Page #75  
had departed, and found a scorched section of the canyon that had been cons 2006 Page #83  
ntered the air. See the next major section for a report on the possible cor 2006 Page #108  
 he stated in the Acknowledgements section of the book: "Finally, but perha 2006 Page #131  
sting that Pope's novel included a section on alien bodies being taken for  2006 Page #131  
eteor showers were reported in the section of sky in question during the ti 2006 Page #189  
the 1,211th subsection of the 14th section of a batch of regulations and ve 2006 Page #202  
one before! The London Controlling Section consisted of a small group of ve 2007 Page #31  
tems operator. The extreme forward section of the crew compartment looked l 2007 Page #106  
 Botz, he described the long cabin section as "looking like half of a fusel 2007 Page #115  
rLine, and then b . "dropped" this section direccly on the top portion of t 2007 Page #115  
dars. No. Visual." In the comments section of the project card, it said, "T 2008 Page #8  
ium fire. The second half, the aft section, wa a clearly distinguishable ye 2008 Page #10  
art being intensely white, the aft section having a more yellow color to it 2008 Page #10  
. Go to the Freedom of Information section and search the Publication Schem 2008 Page #62  
he war in Iraq or Afghanistan. The section where I worked is now so busy de 2008 Page #62  
ight encompasses most of the upper section of the craft. A small amount of  2008 Page #82  
 that Teller did indeed write that section. Therefore, I determined that a  2009 Page #9  
r Beale's Springs in the Middleton Section, along the newly-construc ted ro 2009 Page #48  
urer in the local library, a State Section Director for the Mutual UFO Netw 2009 Page #88  
ent (S.W. Reynolds) of the Liaison Section, while discussing the above capt 2009 Page #178  

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ite Hot Intelligence Estimate) two sections directly cite the 1941 recovery 2003 Page #28  
t Blue Book files - the classified sections of them in preparation for a se 2003 Page #197  
ng and transportation of tha large sections of the craft. 6. A special radi 2003 Page #233  
t Blue Book files — the classified sections of them - during the preplan= l 2004 Page #186  
s allowed to review the classified sections of the Blue Book Project. In th 2004 Page #187  
ould not find any anomalies in the sections of the triangle that were searc 2005 Page #61  
over whether to dynamite the large sections of wreckage to make identificat 2006 Page #74  
o be divided up into four distinct sections, each of which was of a differe 2006 Page #120  
ts overall disc-shape and the four sections." (7) Two people known to have  2006 Page #121  
from the rudder assembly and other sections. Although local residents belie 2007 Page #189  
hief of the Criminal Investigation Sections, Shields said, "I was flying a  2008 Page #9  
aphs identified as Top Secret. The sections of the document are: Title and  2009 Page #8  
estioned Document Since one of the sections was allegedly written by Edward 2009 Page #9  
 made that the following pages and sections give a full and complete "insid 2009 Page #12  
 made that the following pages and sections give a full and complete "insid 2009 Page #24  
s to drive past arid and semi-arid sections, we should be able to shoot the 2009 Page #162  

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ichard M., UFOs a11d the Natio11al Sectm"ry Stale: Chronology of a Coi-en,p 2005 Page #73  

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one was somewhere in the Northeast sector, but I can't remember exactly whe 2004 Page #75  
ies recovered from Crash in Soviet sector 74 1982 Texas, USA 0 1 0 1 0 Rese 2004 Page #114  
y available for use in the private sector." The last statement (a close par 2005 Page #81  
 board of directors in the private sector. 2. "An item" -as opposed to "'Th 2005 Page #175  
sonnel recruited from the military sector while maintaining extraordinarily 2006 Page #24  
o NHI strangeness, few in business sector would be tempted to seek side dea 2006 Page #65  
usiness peers, fast-acting private sector risk takers will undoubtedly seek 2006 Page #67  
 Scenarios of Contact stars in our sector of the Milky Way galaxy. Soon, ne 2006 Page #70  
 · -~ :intelligence,.under private sector control. ~\ · · • j, ~.,.♦..,: •  2007 Page #55  
50 hours, while on duty in CharLie Sector, East Side of Manzano , the three 2007 Page #176  
 its focus dramatically . Security Sector Reform (SSR) and Security Sector  2008 Page #25  
y Sector Reform (SSR) and Security Sector Management (SSM) are both needed  2008 Page #25  
United States saw its own security sector overhaul with the establishment o 2008 Page #25  
ned to monitor a 91-degree azimuth sector. During its development in the 19 2008 Page #72  

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y available for use in the private sector' • (Paaphrase). 'There ae may in  2006 Page #27  

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e over competitors. Other business sectors might be mainly concerned to pre 2006 Page #56  
ovoke violent reactions among some sectors of society, requiring strong law 2006 Page #59  
rategic investments and help other sectors/stakeholders adapt. Since the NH 2006 Page #60  
w religions. The media, like other sectors, would be slowed by the NHI stra 2006 Page #61  
overnments where national security sectors never existed or were never stro 2008 Page #25  

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ht be the misspelling of SECURITY (SECUIRTY) two times out of three. On the 2009 Page #14  
 PROJECT JEHOVAH SUBJECT: NATIONAL SECUIRTY AGENCY CODE BREAKING OF ALIEN C 2009 Page #26  
EDERAL ESPIONAGE LAWS AND NATIONAL SECUIRTY ACTS AS AMENDED. COPY 01 OF 02  2009 Page #26  

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 otaCiaiS ertra Were deared ,11.0- seCunty mforrnabon Tees Sorenson there w 2006 Page #30  

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ive lights were seen zipping about secure areas of Kirtland. Other FOIA -re 2003 Page #147  
Teams to do it □ Establish and run secure facilities at secret locations □  2003 Page #172  
ceptable; also toxic spills OK 13. Secure the area: no local law enforcemen 2003 Page #175  
 site Command post —close to site, secure communications Area sweep: witnes 2003 Page #175  
 photos, radiation, toxics; if not secure, transport with covered transport 2003 Page #175  
he area, establishing a perimeter, secure communications, absolute "debrief 2003 Page #176  
means are necessary ” to remove to secure location. Minimize contamination. 2003 Page #177  
re to be captured and removed to a secure location by "whatever means are n 2003 Page #178  
known as Blue Fly) was designed to secure for U.S. exploitation purposes fo 2004 Page #4  
ons system.' A T-Force assigned to secure flying disc crash sites and colle 2004 Page #62  
king at alien bodies or craft in a secure facility, so the date used is the 2004 Page #110  
ned to supervise the transfer to a secure facility of undisclosed location_ 2004 Page #170  
d been blindfold ed and taken to a secure location. There he saw high-ranki 2005 Page #78  
story of the Twentieth Century can secure a copy of The Einstein .A.flair f 2005 Page #93  
n UFOs continues witrun hidden and secure government facilities. Yet, secre 2005 Page #119  
eton-because CI is one of the most secure and secretive units in any intell 2005 Page #124  
n he was recruited for trus rughly secure position. 162                     2005 Page #164  
pass on this information through a secure computer system to his handlers w 2006 Page #22  
uld try to disrupt/destroy all but secure military communication. Internet  2006 Page #63  
. Detrick's staff had been able to secure a position at the CDC Special Pat 2006 Page #110  
gic Air Command — and a very, very secure location. These items out there i 2006 Page #145  
Prime Minister Clement Attlee. The secure phone rings. It is the Undersecre 2006 Page #164  
f a sweeping gO\·ernmental plan co secure and utilize che cooperation of le 2007 Page #59  
y child, I was always feeling very secure. M) parents were very loving and  2007 Page #82  
 or did ) ou assume everything was secure. GM: I took it seriously but I di 2007 Page #83  
pact location and enabling them to secure the area. 120                     2007 Page #126  
h the recoveries seemingly able to secure UFO crash-sites with such apparen 2007 Page #132  
and September 3, 1980. That highly secure test range is used by the U. S. A 2007 Page #174  
to any body of water in the USA to secure and recover "downed aircraft of s 2008 Page #44  
territory the soldiers assigned to secure the Crash Zone may have found it  2008 Page #60  
ory mission from the Red Planet to secure fresh water from Lake Baikal, and 2008 Page #102  
ligence worked around the clock to secure as much data on Soviet nuclear ca 2009 Page #17  
rmed officer who escorted her to a secure area on the base where she was re 2009 Page #92  

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assistant, Margaret, she found and secured photocopies of the entire 1941 f 2003 Page #32  
om Forrestal's Pentagon office and secured at the White House for safe keep 2003 Page #89  
held on a lower level where empty, secured rooms are also available. Once t 2003 Page #90  
lso available. Once the patient is secured, a twenty four hour Marine guard 2003 Page #90  
ed Forces Special Weapons Project, secured theand security detail from Sand 2003 Page #233  
aw until, all remaing evidence was secured in restricted bases, Witnesses w 2003 Page #235  
 G. Pulled it out of a drawer, not secured, nothing like that. Once again,  2004 Page #52  
covered UFOs have reportedl y been secured and analyzed at nuclear laborato 2005 Page #130  
 about it." - The crash sites were secured and controlled by government per 2006 Page #72  
o C-124 transports were loaded and secured. The next morning, they delivere 2006 Page #75  
 unknown source and assembled in a secured area. These helicopters were pai 2006 Page #134  

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 in my book, UFOs and the Nalional Securi(y Slale, as well as several artic 2005 Page #73  

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A, or any number of other national securi'0' offices had been able to deny, 2005 Page #73  

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carries with it a natural cloak of securiC) -it sounds too incredible to be 2005 Page #167  

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Forrestal who is the key player in securing and finalizing the Lend Lease A 2003 Page #86  
hey had a rather specific plan for securing the area, establishing a perime 2003 Page #176  
ver, all efforts began to focus on securing the crash scene and recovering  2006 Page #74  
a classified mjssion that included securing aerial imagery of the 16,945-fo 2007 Page #137  

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r all, what person responsible for securiry of a major military base would  2005 Page #74  

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se has ever affected U.S. national securit)r. (The last is an especially bl 2005 Page #76  
Agency, cl.irector of the National Securit) Agency and deput} rurector of t 2005 Page #130  
served is that people who have had securit)' clearances or been in position 2005 Page #130  
m of Information Act, the National Securit) Agency has declassified a trans 2005 Page #133  

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ED • AIRCRAFT INCIDENTS • NATIONAL SECURITI' • BLOCl\.1.NG FORCE WAS nns GU 2008 Page #154  

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 trafficking, weapons trafficking, securities fraud); when one considers th 2005 Page #85  
operation for drug trafficking and securities fraud Writes of Disappearance 2006 Page #32  
tive positions in the Mortgage and Securities Company of New Orleans, First 2008 Page #133  

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als." - November 12,1963, National Security Memorandum #271 Sent to James W 2003 Page #6  
d the second in "Part V — National Security Structure." Part III states: "B 2003 Page #28  
 didn't see this, this is national security, it is never to be talked about 2003 Page #30  
ving been a member of an Air Force security team at Lockbourne Air Force Ba 2003 Page #61  
 was backed into a hanger, and the security was reportedly tighter at the b 2003 Page #61  
British equivalent of the National Security Agency, has long been rumored t 2003 Page #77  
efense) to impact on this national security situation in any manner whatsoe 2003 Page #85  
tal" On April 26 1947 The National Security Act is passed by Congress and a 2003 Page #87  
sed by Congress and a new national security establishment comes into existe 2003 Page #87  
n all matters relating to national security." September 17, 1947 — Returnin 2003 Page #87  
certain provisions of the National Security Act. At this time the Secretary 2003 Page #89  
ine guard is put on his door. This security precaution is maintained for th 2003 Page #90  
he first Secretary of the National Security Council and a future Director o 2003 Page #90  
lan notes in UFOs and the National Security State: "Forrestal continued in  2003 Page #91  
ed with Forrestal's potential as a security breach, Father Sheehy would hav 2003 Page #95  
se had to be treated as a national security matter of the first magnitude:  2003 Page #95  
United States) military and hold a Security Clearance and do NOT wish to 'g 2003 Page #97  
iter said his grandfather was on a security team to retrieve the wedge-shap 2003 Page #99  
 survivor." "There were always two Security Team members present at every f 2003 Page #100  
worked in the White House National Security Staff under President Dwight Ei 2003 Page #102  
al Investigations and the National Security Agency who had the "need to kno 2003 Page #141  
nvestigation (AFOSI), the National Security Agency, and the Defense Intelli 2003 Page #141  
 began by calling the ranking base security officer, Colonel Ernest Edwards 2003 Page #145  
otentially hurt or even help their security work. Perhaps Bennewitz had stu 2003 Page #145  
mething important, and if not, the security issue could be stopped before i 2003 Page #145  
 carried some weight. The National Security Agency (who maintained a consid 2003 Page #145  
he express request of the National Security Agency. The pictures would spar 2003 Page #145  
ore interest from intelligence and security organizations that were already 2003 Page #145  
s as well as a report from another security guard about 143                 2003 Page #147  
 that he had seen what looked like security patrols making their rounds whi 2003 Page #148  
that their job protecting national security was well done. If the Air Force 2003 Page #148  
telligence Agency and the National Security Agency didn't want any attentio 2003 Page #148  
m them was difficult. The National Security Agency was also conducting rese 2003 Page #150  
ently forced to admit to the other security agencies at Kirtland that the m 2003 Page #150  
Battle of L.A.” in February 1942 a Security and recovery plans have been ge 2003 Page #170  
have had much more time to put our security plans in place in detail, inclu 2003 Page #171  
. It is printed on one side with a security warning notice on the facing pa 2003 Page #171  
 with what they have been told the security regulation would have been. Non 2003 Page #171  
 the influence to create their own security regulations. What the Manual Sa 2003 Page #171  
le, denotes avionics. The use of a security warning facing every page (Slid 2003 Page #172  
ot known to Terrestrial science" □ Security is of massive importance; keep  2003 Page #172  
References of the era seem genuine SECURITY WARNING FACES EVERY PAGE TOP SE 2003 Page #172  
atter of the very highest national security. ” 3. Security Classification:  2003 Page #172  
ry highest national security. ” 3. Security Classification: reasons for sec 2003 Page #172  
curity Classification: reasons for security o Bad impact upon the public if 2003 Page #172  
ocus on "the very highest national security"; kickoff by Forrestal and V. B 2003 Page #173  
tor's Manual RECOVERY OPERATOONS — SECURITY 12. Press Blackout: extreme mea 2003 Page #175  
finitions, guess what comes FIRST? Security! Section 12 on press blackout m 2003 Page #176  
 of any EBEs dead or alive. Again, security plans to "remove all traces" of 2003 Page #176  
rsonnel do this Be careful: follow security, cut wires, screws, tape, lift, 2003 Page #177  
 quickly by covered transport with security 11/8/2C03 Special OperjLons Man 2003 Page #177  
ned to OPNAC Team. No medications. Security is paramount. “Loss of EBE life 2003 Page #177  
EFERENCES 1. Standard Regulations: security and maintenance 2. Supply regul 2003 Page #177  
d," this action is illegal (as the security warning notes), and so the leak 2003 Page #178  
eral" (as in "federal law") in the security warning was not capitalized bec 2003 Page #179  
 witness who describes the intense security during that time. Spoo4 Operati 2003 Page #182  
e back of the cover page without a security caveat, but it does have the eq 2003 Page #183  
es Project meeting of the National Security Council. This memo came from th 2003 Page #184  
fication is "Top Secret Restricted Security Information." Other critics hav 2003 Page #184  
t would be unfavorable to National Security. It should be evident to anyone 2003 Page #184  
es that the information "carries a security level 2 180                     2003 Page #184  
her. Alternatively, there may be a security system within the layers of oni 2003 Page #185  
sm on Slide 60 is that there is no security control number. This appears to 2003 Page #185  
ost of the critics assume that the security system being used is that of th 2003 Page #185  
printed this, for example, the CIA security procedures would have been thos 2003 Page #185  
been given their own authority for security, since security is clearly the  2003 Page #185  
 own authority for security, since security is clearly the predominant focu 2003 Page #185  
USGPO Style Manual with fidelity O Security level so high, made own O Maybe 2003 Page #186  
re in the public mind and media No security control number O Not applied to 2003 Page #186  
 - see "restricted ’example • Only security system of 1954 counts • 22 expo 2003 Page #186  
e heavy reliance on computer-based security system that result in greater d 2003 Page #187  
authority just because they take a security oath to commit obvious unconsti 2003 Page #187  
he government such as the National Security Agency or CIA, the president sh 2003 Page #189  
 release UFO records with national security implications. Here is what he s 2003 Page #196  
e were doing that involve national security — a new weapons system. I surel 2003 Page #196  
omething removed from our national security, then I as president would go a 2003 Page #196  
plex, and Reagan's former national security advisor. One of Steve Greer's d 2003 Page #199  
 Powell was Reagan's last National Security advisor. He told presidential h 2003 Page #199  
made the claim that he as National Security Advisor to the president was "o 2003 Page #200  
 this conspiracy, even as National Security advisor, so I didn't know what  2003 Page #201  
N Y N N Y Filing label N N Y N N Y Security Stamp N N Y Y N Y Identical Phr 2003 Page #206  
al Weapons Project, secured theand security detail from Sandi^Base under or 2003 Page #233  
IELD). 7. Because of the stringent security measures that w?ra in place at  2003 Page #234  
terson AAF, and Randolph Field for security reasons. It is believed that th 2003 Page #234  
need to know 4" access with proper security clearances. Though several MPs  2003 Page #235  
 Alamogordo and Kirtland performed security functions very well. Ground per 2003 Page #235  
Denial in the Interest of National Security Linda Moulton Howe 57 The Presi 2004 Page #3  
 adding that local authorities for security reasons had cordoned off 200 km 2004 Page #8  
 from none other than the National Security Agency. From the NSA I had obta 2004 Page #14  
lly caught my eve was the National Security Agency's reaction to the mentio 2004 Page #14  
er evidence pertaining to National Security Agency involvement in the Spits 2004 Page #14  
 are usually promptly clapped into security and therefore are not available 2004 Page #15  
ounded under the American National Security Act of 1947 and Her Majesty's O 2004 Page #46  
l like Warren who possessed Secret security clearances and had been special 2004 Page #46  
 so many words, that if they broke security they would regret it. That nigh 2004 Page #48  
ing with Mark Thompson, former 81' Security Police Specialist, D Flight, th 2004 Page #49  
eep. Steve LaPlume, another former Security Police Specialist assigned to D 2004 Page #49  
st Gate. Greg Battram, former 81st Security Police Specialist, D Flight, na 2004 Page #49  
 Incident Ed Cavanasac, former 81" Security Police Specialist, C Flight, an 2004 Page #50  
ars and still held the appropriate security clearances. He and the crews he 2004 Page #51  
n the suicide of the United States Security Policeman from the 81St Securit 2004 Page #54  
s Security Policeman from the 81St Security Police Squadron who took his li 2004 Page #54  
dful of women attached to the 81st Security Police at the time, Lori worked 2004 Page #54  
lice Four, D Flight, with a fellow Security Police member. It was about 020 2004 Page #54  
m March 1979 until March 1981 as a Security Policeman for the 81st Security 2004 Page #55  
 a Security Policeman for the 81st Security Police: It was around Christmas 2004 Page #55  
end and former Bentwaters D Flight Security Policeman, Bob Kozminski gave m 2004 Page #56  
ustinza, another former Bentwaters Security Policeman. I tracked him down u 2004 Page #56  
Denial in the Interest of National Security Linda Moulton Howe Copyright 20 2004 Page #60  
ever fit the fact of high military security used at the time." SLIDE #4: US 2004 Page #61  
ded military support. The National Security Council (NSC), newly formed in  2004 Page #63  
ust and Pounce which were assigned security of air space over White Sands P 2004 Page #65  
947) It was never learned what the security detail dispatched by General Ho 2004 Page #68  
er- up in the interest of national security that has been in effect for nea 2004 Page #73  
mation in the interest of national security have been the game since 1947,  2004 Page #73  
tary officer said he had a special security clearance that enabled him to a 2004 Page #74  
denial in the interest of national security, since at least 1947 — while at 2004 Page #75  
ohn A. Samford, Director, National Security Agency, and approved by Allen D 2004 Page #79  
denial in the interest of national security while they tried to learn more  2004 Page #80  
ere up against. Thus, the National Security Act of 1947 that created the Ce 2004 Page #80  
ent panic and to maintain national security. SLIDE #52: TITLE OF Majestic-1 2004 Page #80  
 by retroviruses.] SLIDE #54: Dead security team On Page 9 of the TOP SECRE 2004 Page #81  
 near the power plant of the craft security. One technician was overcome an 2004 Page #81  
. Plus, the hemorrhaging deaths of security men who handled crash site bodi 2004 Page #82  
y Air Base. His job was to provide security at the UFO crash site. A check  2004 Page #84  
were viewing as a challenge to the security of America. What many don't kno 2004 Page #85  
sident Eisenhower was his national security advisor General Robert Cutler.  2004 Page #103  
xecutive Secretary of the National Security Council and may be known to man 2004 Page #103  
stitution, in the name of National Security. The National Security Act of 1 2004 Page #123  
of National Security. The National Security Act of 1947 gave huge powers, p 2004 Page #123  
nown for its compartmentalization, security levels, screening of personnel, 2004 Page #123  
t. The Army, Navy, and FBI all had security processes in place, and as each 2004 Page #123  
TS WOULD LEAK" • Manhattan Project security procedures have been adapted to 2004 Page #124  
es have been adapted to our modern security world • They are designed to pr 2004 Page #124  
sets the stage • Select personnel, security area around crash, packaging pr 2004 Page #124  
20. Genetic Secreg In spite of the security surrounding crash retrievals, t 2004 Page #125  
ell tales against instructions and security oaths, then this represents pot 2004 Page #125  
rom the various states if national security is involved, and these speciall 2004 Page #129  
thing that threatened our national security, you wouldn't release it now, w 2004 Page #139  
plague our government and national security bureaus. Of course, believers p 2004 Page #140  
t UFO incidents affecting national security were never part of the Blue Boo 2004 Page #141  
he area is cordoned off and strict security implemented. • IF there are liv 2004 Page #169  
he event witnesses approach. State security is then dispatched with great h 2004 Page #169  
had enough information to make the security related decisions required of t 2004 Page #176  
d either on the ground of national security or in the interest of science." 2004 Page #178  
 and Sandler was Paul Shartle, the Security Manager and Chief of Requiremen 2004 Page #182  
to release was limited by national security considerations related to UFOs, 2004 Page #186  
ng that might involve our national security — our new weapons systems. I ce 2004 Page #186  
omething removed from our national security, in my opinion as President I w 2004 Page #186  
of protestations from the National Security Agency, McGeorge was admitted t 2004 Page #189  
ore briefing and talks by National Security people, and basically that was  2004 Page #189  
fy it if it did not have any other security restrictions. • He had all the  2004 Page #191  
 is bound by many factors, such as security oaths and a lack of public inte 2004 Page #197  
tistical Methodology • 2001 Social Security Actuarial Tables — probability  2004 Page #199  
rmination" in the name of national security • Methods are mostly standard " 2004 Page #200  
ta • Probability of death • Social Security perspective • Legal odds • Like 2004 Page #200  
--t- Lt..1.1r • "In protecting the security operations of MAJESTIC, it has  2004 Page #204  
 later, on the grounds of national security. In Redfern's opinion, "It's a  2004 Page #219  
onsiders them a threat to national security. So, this sort of begs the ques 2004 Page #219  
m, which is considered a "National Security Threat." On original onionskin, 2004 Page #242  
any of the pages. The document had security stamps of either CONFIDENTIAL o 2004 Page #244  
 right hand corner. Note the large security classification in red across th 2004 Page #244  
m, which is considered a "National Security Threat." On original onionskin, 2004 Page #247  
idered him reliable and he had his security clearance taken away and lost h 2004 Page #249  
 types of documents. Second is the security classification TS/MJ- 12 with h 2004 Page #252  
with the Chief Executive, National Security Council staff, department heads 2004 Page #252  
ubject is classified as a national security threat. In the unlikely event t 2004 Page #252  
display hostile intent towards the security of the United States, as a grou 2004 Page #252  
e Director, FBI for maintenance of security until such time FBI involvement 2004 Page #252  
vered that the President, National Security Staff, Department Heads and the 2004 Page #254  
Aerial Weapons (UAW) as a national security threat. We confirmed that BLUE  2004 Page #254  
 would be violating their national security oaths. Logically we can fairly  2004 Page #254  
 display hostile intent toward the security of the U.S., as a group, and af 2004 Page #254  
erson and, that having the highest security clearance, was informed witl1 ' 2005 Page #44  
panels behind chain-link fence and security barbwire SLIDE# 19 Solar panels 2005 Page #57  
nded by chain-link fence copped by security barbwire. SLIDE# 20 Electric wi 2005 Page #57  
he air base grounds. A colonel and security detachm ent were sent to greet  2005 Page #78  
, who was instantly paralyzed. The security team 4 During the 1980s, String 2005 Page #78  
 as it no longer poses a nationa.l security threat and make the technology  2005 Page #81  
-unit'), the Army Intelligence and Security Command at Fort George G. Meade 2005 Page #123  
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 Samford, Director of the National Security Agency (NSA) and Allen Dulles,  2005 Page #125  
Joint Chjefs of Staff. Some of the security markings are blacked out, but o 2005 Page #125  
ecial radiobiological team ... and security detail" from the nearby Armed F 2005 Page #126  
sage for topics well beyond normal security) by President Roosevelt to the  2005 Page #127  
al entities; then directs detailed security, recovery and shipping procedur 2005 Page #128  
e a matter of the highest national security." lt is restricted to persons c 2005 Page #128  
LY"--described in the manual as "a security level two points above that of  2005 Page #128  
care must be taken to preserve the security of any location where Extraterr 2005 Page #129  
 threat to our national and global security. 'v/e must act to even the odds 2005 Page #162  
y closer than an outer established security perimeter, but could see men li 2005 Page #166  
1955. Engineers, technicians , and security personnel generaUy do not talk  2005 Page #167  
 cases, workers have reported that security was oppressive. I have had engi 2005 Page #167  
ld project in terms of secrecy and security. Ir also carries with it a natu 2005 Page #167  
 of evidence; and, yet the incense security surrounding these projects make 2005 Page #167  
ations of secret sites outside the security perimeters of these sires. \'{/ 2005 Page #167  
e spent time at 20 archives, had a security clearance for 14 years, and fin 2006 Page #4  
ncerned about its own survival and security, than we would expect that our  2006 Page #8  
are involved. Admittedly their job security is dependent on nobody coming h 2006 Page #12  
explained by the highly classified security procedures created not only for 2006 Page #15  
her individuals with the necessary security clearance and experience in UFO 2006 Page #16  
onsistency would help identify the security procedures used to manage perso 2006 Page #17  
 quote describes the nature of the security clearance required by Stone whe 2006 Page #20  
erations. Well any time I needed a security clearance, I had whatever secur 2006 Page #20  
security clearance, I had whatever security clearance to do whatever it was 2006 Page #20  
odes and the issuance of temporary security clearances in terms of section  2006 Page #20  
 where he was not given the higher security clearance of MJ-12 personnel. T 2006 Page #20  
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restrials can be terminated out of security concerns is corroborated in the 2006 Page #21  
xtraterrestrial Biological Entity, security is of paramount importance. All 2006 Page #21  
hat life in any way compromise the security of the operation. Like many whi 2006 Page #21  
ETRIEVALS auspices of the National Security Agency (NSA). The training was  2006 Page #22  
scribed as a template used for the security procedures used for managing pe 2006 Page #23  
r EBEs. The "MJ-12 Group Personnel Security Procedures for Black Operations 2006 Page #24  
cing SOM1-01. Its creators, out of security concerns, were not able to shar 2006 Page #24  
ing extraordinarily high levels of security. When combined with contents ou 2006 Page #24  
t come out; One lands: Colonel and security detachment greet it. Short stoc 2006 Page #26  
bodies under conditions of extreme security. • Former 0-2 Air Force officer 2006 Page #26  
above, rapidly climbs away. • 7178 Security personnel shoot at UFO over Bak 2006 Page #28  
y at adjacent McGuire AFE). • USAF security poke finds body on deserted run 2006 Page #29  
andmark book UFOs and the National Security State. His book cited a 1949 Sa 2006 Page #44  
n Contact — not just in collective security terms, but also regarding the p 2006 Page #55  
hes or with peer/family groups for security. Many will stay glued to TV or  2006 Page #59  
s chances of survival. Secrecy and security would be paramount concerns. Go 2006 Page #65  
 would become de facto top secret. Security measures would become ubiquitou 2006 Page #65  
takeholders. In worst case, global security and/or relations with NHI could 2006 Page #67  
onnel assisted him with setting up security for the crash site. Meanwhile,  2006 Page #74  
rt planes arrived at Wendover with security personnel and crash investigato 2006 Page #74  
 Crash Retrieval Conference to the security of the program. McMillan urged  2006 Page #75  
cial letters and $1,000 cash. Five security guards in civilian clothes walk 2006 Page #75  
ney than to publicize the letters. Security concerns necessitated creating  2006 Page #75  
chopper landed, disgorging several security guards who ushered the civilian 2006 Page #79  
terrible public relations gaff and security blunder. It drew unwanted publi 2006 Page #83  
surrounded by an unusual amount of security and were reputedly involved wit 2006 Page #83  
, so with multi-levels of biologic security at the disease control center,  2006 Page #102  
be studied by those without proper security clearances, and that the leadin 2006 Page #105  
edical intelligence, multi-layered security, psy-op development, over-all i 2006 Page #105  
 virus. Biosafety level IV Maximum security— examples of infectious agents  2006 Page #106  
e transferred under cover of tight security to an official installation in  2006 Page #122  
enial in the interests of national security about all matters related to UF 2006 Page #139  
consulted or advised. The national security status of the MAJESTIC operatio 2006 Page #140  
Aerial Craft and Entities national security about all UFO crash retrievals  2006 Page #142  
sions, was ordered by the National Security Agency to 140                   2006 Page #143  
atter to anyone or being put under security detention. He wisely cooled of  2006 Page #167  
explained and are no threat to the security of the United States! Are we to 2006 Page #174  
 suggests that the CIC agent broke security by telling the FBI agent in Ric 2006 Page #174  
 further information from the Army Security Agency under the Freedom of Inf 2006 Page #174  
nsor news judged co have "national security" implications. Trus means that  2007 Page #7  
JJ djscuss the concept of national security and the prospects for achieving 2007 Page #7  
 5. A few thoughts about "national security." 6. Prospects for achieving a  2007 Page #9  
 The government made UFO reports a security matter using JANAP-146. 12      2007 Page #18  
cooperation with CIA for "national security" reasons - \Xfas CBS the only p 2007 Page #23  
cooperation with ClA for "national security" reasons '\) ~:' President Disc 2007 Page #24  
rvice collusion during a "national security" crisis: C.l.A. So ht to P'ant  2007 Page #27  
 this slippery notion of "National Security" that has come to dominate our  2007 Page #34  
ent John F. Kennedy, that national security is always more important than o 2007 Page #35  
t always know who defines national security. Those making this decision don 2007 Page #35  
aith in the wisdom of the national security esrabl.ishment has proven djsas 2007 Page #36  
with the power to define "national security" have often done so co advance  2007 Page #36  
d perceived UFO threat to national security under two broad categories: phy 2007 Page #36  
      Lee's look at the problem of security from a point of view outside ou 2007 Page #37  
CY OFFICE US ARMY INTELLIGENCE AND SECURITY COMMAND ATTN HCSF-F1 FORT HEADE 2007 Page #42  
ouble-spaced, clippings sgl. ■ Red security markings added ■ Many annotatio 2007 Page #43  
ed editorial corrections ■ Omitted security caveats ■ Did not require line  2007 Page #49  
ent technology. ■ Affects national security and many nations. ■ Significant 2007 Page #51  
No Congressional reporting. ■ Same security standards,8need to know" remain 2007 Page #53  
ney to condud research and provide security ■ Making money from acquired te 2007 Page #54  
the drawbridge. iVIW: Did you take security seriously on your systems or di 2007 Page #83  
it card fraud. Although I did take security seriously we didn't actually ha 2007 Page #83  
classified for reasons of national security. (MW note: I have since now fou 2007 Page #84  
warn chem later on that they had a security hole would you think this would 2007 Page #89  
GM: I was tel.ling them "Sort your security our". 11W: So you did warn them 2007 Page #89  
realise there had been a breach of security. GM: Weil I actually left it op 2007 Page #89  
 those that I saw a military cyber security newsletter saying that they had 2007 Page #90  
vt alleged he was harming national security by speaking about the Bentwacer 2007 Page #91  
s clean then we will employ you in security. 1 have also had film offers an 2007 Page #92  
ssued for his article, the highest security clearance ever given to any civ 2007 Page #95  
ngar for about two minutes, when a security guard who was stationed near th 2007 Page #115  
eck with Lockheed co find out what security classification they were under' 2007 Page #115  
. Any potential threat to National Security has now been far out-weig hed b 2007 Page #120  
he revealed anything of a national security matter to the Soviets on Moon D 2007 Page #136  
inn, the Director of the Office of Security ar the Scace Department ; \'(li 2007 Page #137  
that specificall y covers nationaJ security issues. And thus was born the F 2007 Page #137  
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ar the behest of the U.S. National Security Council in October 1979 and Jan 2007 Page #143  
level on the Sandia hill, Kirtland security guards also saw lights, or clis 2007 Page #174  
 5210.-llM. "t!.f!clear \V~DOffi-_ Security Manual." 9 Mar 83. which states 2007 Page #175  
zations responsible for safety and security of nuclear weapons with currcn1 2007 Page #175  
s Requirement for nuclear\\ eapons security, originaUy established in Ocrob 2007 Page #175  
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ons that m~y pose a thrc:it to the security of nuclear weapons operalc in1c 2007 Page #175  
 regardless of scrvi~ custodial or security responsibilities. This CR supl' 2007 Page #175  
ons responsible for the safety and security of nuclear weapons." 169        2007 Page #175  
ee poLicemen from the J(jn]and AFB Security Police Squadron "on duty inside 2007 Page #176  
ater on August 11, 1980, a Sanclia Security Guard after midnight "was drivi 2007 Page #176  
ust 1980 on the 81 \ 9th and 22nd, security officers patrolling the Kirtlan 2007 Page #176  
........ . Why UFOs Are A National Security Threat Nick Redfern ........... 2008 Page #5  
.......... . UFOs and the National Security State Volume 11-1973 -1991 Rich 2008 Page #5  
           Why UFOs are a National Security Threat Nick Redfern Copyright © 2008 Page #23  
represent a threat to our national security? The answer to that question is 2008 Page #23  
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icate a threat to our national . 2 security. The British Ministry of Defens 2008 Page #24  
r not UFOs present a threat to the security and defense of the United Kingd 2008 Page #24  
 us has posed a threat to national security and to the defense of the Unite 2008 Page #24  
 and varied ways in which national security has been extensively compromise 2008 Page #24  
xact nature of the term, "national security," itself. Defining National Sec 2008 Page #24  
curity," itself. Defining National Security National security is described  2008 Page #24  
efining National Security National security is described as "the entire sco 2008 Page #24  
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stitutions ." In essence, national security can be divided into two, key ar 2008 Page #24  
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ve authority for internal national security is the expression of political  2008 Page #25  
aders. As far as external national security is concerned , today it encompa 2008 Page #25  
tion control, national environment security where the environmental threat  2008 Page #25  
 organizations . External national security generally requires using intell 2008 Page #25  
nds. The modem concept of national security as it is known today was introd 2008 Page #25  
he United States when the National Security Act of I 947 was signed on 26 J 2008 Page #25  
 the establishment of the National Security Council (NSC)-a central place o 2008 Page #25  
place of coordination for national security policy in the Executive Branch- 2008 Page #25  
h the rise of terrorism , national security has had to shift its focus dram 2008 Page #25  
 to shift its focus dramatically . Security Sector Reform (SSR) and Securit 2008 Page #25  
. Security Sector Reform (SSR) and Security Sector Management (SSM) are bot 2008 Page #25  
th weak governments where national security sectors never existed or were n 2008 Page #25  
ore. The United States saw its own security sector overhaul with the establ 2008 Page #25  
ment of the Department of Homeland Security in the wake of the 9/11 attacks 2008 Page #25  
sures adopted to maintain national security in the face of threats to socie 2008 Page #25  
t extent, for the sake of national security, should individual rights and f 2008 Page #26  
 to know, for the sake of national security, ever be fully justified? 4 As  2008 Page #26  
phenomenon itself and its national security implications, was implemented d 2008 Page #26  
ilots; Military Pilots; Los Alamos Security Inspectors ; and private citize 2008 Page #27  
as having no relevance to national security? Yes: evidently we are expected 2008 Page #27  
ver [emphasis mine] Oak Ridge. AEC Security Division Chief at Oak Ridge che 2008 Page #28  
oxville, altitude 40,000 feet. AEC Security Division Chief checked with Smy 2008 Page #28  
 invasions: 22 The opinions of the Security Division, AEC Oak Ridge; Securi 2008 Page #28  
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 project] Division, Oak Ridge; AEC Security Patrol, Oak Ridge; FBI Knoxvill 2008 Page #28  
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 in the world of UFOs and national security surfaced in 1978, but had its o 2008 Page #29  
decade previously. According to a "security specialist " who was assigned t 2008 Page #29  
t " who was assigned to the 6947th Security Squadron at Homestead Air Force 2008 Page #29  
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o the headquarters of the National Security Agency, since AFSS and its unit 2008 Page #29  
vely , has a bearing upon national security? Once again, our intelligence i 2008 Page #30  
idence of a threat" card. National Security in the Woods Late in December 1 2008 Page #31  
ning of 27 Dec 80 [ ... ] two USAF security police patrolmen saw unusual li 2008 Page #32  
ould be prime evidence of national security having been compromised on a tr 2008 Page #32  
 to have had a bearing on national security and the defense of the British  2008 Page #33  
ose a potential threat to national security. 16 Cosmic Kidnappers On 19 Sep 2008 Page #35  
gency, U.S. Air Force and National Security Agency, was secretly establishe 2008 Page #35  
 had a major bearing upon national security and the safety of the populace  2008 Page #35  
ving a major bearing upon national security. 18 Beware the Alien Virus Acco 2008 Page #36  
dered an issue of extreme national security. And perhaps no-one is more lea 2008 Page #36  
te simpleton would deny a national security component to the controversy. C 2008 Page #37  
 have, a major bearing on national security: namely, Los Alamos, Oak Ridge, 2008 Page #37  
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lated the SEALS were true to their security restrictions; they would not ta 2008 Page #44  
ories such as defense and national security and examples of the sort of inf 2008 Page #63  
Class (A IC) John Burroughs was on Security Police duty at RAF Woodbrid ge' 2008 Page #78  
ing and McCabe alerted the Central Security Control. That early morning of  2008 Page #79  
sterious lights with the two other security policemen , John Burroughs and  2008 Page #80  
 a radio transmission from Central Security Control (CSC). An object had be 2008 Page #80  
oughs took. By around 5:00 AM, the Security Control team of Airman First Cl 2008 Page #85  
 the Shift Commander 's there, the Security Flight Chief is there, our Flig 2008 Page #86  
rly Room at the head of the 8 l st Security Police Squadron at RAF Bentwate 2008 Page #90  
the world. It will breach national security and can destroy the system, cau 2008 Page #93  
h an explosion of light while many security people, light-alls, and photogr 2008 Page #93  
m Staff Sgt. Penniston, a military security man who interacted with the lig 2008 Page #95  
          the interest of national security? lfnational security is built o 2008 Page #96  
t of national security? lfnational security is built on lies and deceptions 2008 Page #96  
es and deceptions , it is no one's security. It is social imprisonment by i 2008 Page #96  
nd assure them that UFOs are not a security threat. Their reason for this p 2008 Page #110  
f Defense responses to a "national security threat." This way, they are kep 2008 Page #110  
 a need to know so he can keep the security in place until they don't need  2008 Page #111  
4/l 2 subcommittee of the National Security Council, and any Special Classi 2008 Page #111  
 irrational fear, an anxiety about security, that is driving the great powe 2008 Page #114  
 single 9.oal the guarantee of the security, tranquility, and the welfare o 2008 Page #117  
about UFOs? ■ Why asking? ■ Not a "security threat" ■ Full disdosure if ove 2008 Page #121  
..... -··- Intent of Tab "C" ■ DoO security does not apply to MJ, e)(Cept:  2008 Page #121  
8, paved the way for mutual Allied security by the creation of the North At 2008 Page #132  
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xecutive Secretary to the National Security Council in 1947 and remained a  2008 Page #133  
d remained a special consultant on security matters for a time after leavin 2008 Page #133  
ed a special assistant on national security affairs to President Truman. Du 2008 Page #133  
nd the NSA with a Top-Secret Ultra security clearance. This was verified by 2008 Page #133  
951. His responsibilities included security at the White Sands Proving Grou 2008 Page #134  
tute any direct threat to national security. Berkner also was president of  2008 Page #134  
the highest levels of the national security as well as American corporate b 2008 Page #134  
"had been changed to eliminate the security threat classification. "The Pap 2008 Page #137  
ect Paperclip soon began receiving security reports from Schow's office per 2008 Page #137  
........ 128 UFOs and the National Security State Richard Dolan ........... 2009 Page #5  
ng Objects: Implication for Nation Security and Human Survival (p 13) Intro 2009 Page #8  
al Intelligence, UFOs and National Security, 'NBS published 0)' Her,ard Uni 2009 Page #12  
 number is repeated as part of the security page, shown as the TS control n 2009 Page #13  
lassification ... found in Trellis security safe." See image at end of this 2009 Page #13  
oth the title page rear and on the security page identifying several UFO-re 2009 Page #13  
issues might be the misspelling of SECURITY (SECUIRTY) two times out of thr 2009 Page #14  
s justified by reasons of national security and of utility. The air defense 2009 Page #14  
gation which poses a threat to its security, not only from a political or m 2009 Page #14  
from the point of view of personal security of its citizens who might be in 2009 Page #14  
rom us and might indeed affect the security of American institutions or liv 2009 Page #15  
ligence Agency and that the Nation Security Agency be allowed to not only c 2009 Page #16  
cidents quickly came under a tight security umbrella as more sighting repor 2009 Page #17  
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make some headlines and there were security leaks. RECOMMENDED CHANGES TO T 2009 Page #18  
t influential document in national security policy making should be include 2009 Page #18  
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d selected members of the National Security Council on national security im 2009 Page #18  
ional Security Council on national security implications resulting from UFO 2009 Page #18  
tant to the President for National Security Affairs to render an informed d 2009 Page #19  
al Intelligence, UFOs and National Security, was widely read in 1956. More  2009 Page #23  
ion about the intelligence system, security inhibitions would impinge upon  2009 Page #24  
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ted both copies were destroyed for security reasons not known to me. While  2009 Page #24  
le one is prompted to wonder whose security may have been at stake, this pr 2009 Page #24  
al Intelligence, UFOs and National Security. was the outgrowth of materials 2009 Page #24  
Panel Report on UFO's and national security implications. Office of Scienti 2009 Page #25  
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nformation related to the national security problems associated with the ph 2009 Page #25  
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dvisor to the President's National Security Council as defined under the Na 2009 Page #25  
ncil as defined under the National Security Act of 1947, there are certain  2009 Page #25  
ligence operations of the National Security Agency. lo this agency disclosi 2009 Page #25  
TUTES A SERIOUS BREACH OF NATIONAL SECURITY. DISSEMINATION OR REPRODUCTION  2009 Page #26  
rough the Director of the National Security Agency, yourself, and represent 2009 Page #28  
xtremely grave damage" to national security. These documents involve the wo 2009 Page #34  
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by President Eisenhower's National Security Advisor, Robert Cutler, to U.S. 2009 Page #35  
irector of the CIA (DCI): National Security Memorandum To: The Director, Ce 2009 Page #37  
convenience.9 This leaked National Security Memorandum clearly shows that i 2009 Page #37  
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the direct control of his national security team. EO 10920 helps substantia 2009 Page #38  
e his later June 28, 1961 National Security Memorandum (NSM) concerning a r 2009 Page #38  
declassified set of three National Security Action Memorandums (NSAM) issue 2009 Page #38  
lles' letter said: "For reasons of security, I cannot divulge pertinent dat 2009 Page #38  
 issued his June 28, 1961 National Security Memorandum requesting a "Review 2009 Page #39  
tive [President Kennedy], National Security Council Staff, department heads 2009 Page #39  
ribed President Kennedy's National Security team from gaining access to the 2009 Page #40  
the direct control of his National Security Advisor had been dismissed. Whi 2009 Page #40  
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ition to the Confidential National Security Action Memorandum, Kennedy issu 2009 Page #41  
elligence files affecting National Security." The Top Secret Memorandum wen 2009 Page #41  
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out the legitimacy of the National Security Action Memorandum 271.26 NSAM 2 2009 Page #41  
ious way to implement the National Security Action Memorandum. NSAM 271 and 2009 Page #41  
nly referring here to the National Security Action Memorandum (NSAM) 271 re 2009 Page #42  
any U.S. President or his national security staff be briefed or given acces 2009 Page #43  
operation that led to the National Security Action Memorandum (NSAM) instru 2009 Page #43  
tion with Kennedy and his national security staff on the UFO issue. It was  2009 Page #45  
lly given Kennedy and his national security staff access to classified UFO  2009 Page #45  
ormation to Kennedy , his national security staff and the Joint Chiefs of S 2009 Page #45  
x, but that is unlikely given NARA security procedures . See: http://www.uf 2009 Page #46  
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terrestrial in origin and that the security services of both the United Sta 2009 Page #59  
t.) in 2007. He was RAF Woodbridge Security Supervisor on December 26, 1980 2009 Page #61  
received a radio call from Central Security Control (CSC) asking him to pro 2009 Page #62  
art on the police side of military security, law enforcement supervisor Sta 2009 Page #62  
oming in and out of the base. USAF security protects the base perimeter, re 2009 Page #62  
ns . On December 26th, at least 14 security personnel and 6 air force polic 2009 Page #62  
rrupted by unusual static. Central Security Control called for radio silenc 2009 Page #63  
. Penniston , Airman Burroughs and Security Control. John Burroughs says re 2009 Page #63  
ly he has learned from their 81 st Security Police Squadron Shift Commander 2009 Page #63  
dio silence was called for because Security Control lost all communications 2009 Page #63  
events that morning by their 81 st Security Police Squadron Shift Commander 2009 Page #68  
rded in December I 980 by military security. Image © 2007 by Gary Heseltine 2009 Page #71  
Staff for USAF inspection, safety, security, investigative , counterterrori 2009 Page #73  
o been told that the NSA (National Security Agency) has files on the incide 2009 Page #78  
                                   Security Agency. The fact that it would  2009 Page #79  
rea. It was parked and had its own security. The plane came in on Sunday ni 2009 Page #79  
report. However, a U. S. Air Force security man who was there detailed for  2009 Page #80  
 he could officially join the base security. In the mean time, he was doing 2009 Page #81  
p and down in the sky. They called Security Control and to their shock, Gen 2009 Page #82  
promoted and attained a high level security clearance. June Crain worked ha 2009 Page #87  
952 was a reminder to abide by her security oath. In her mind there were ex 2009 Page #88  
c sounding rocket. June knew about security procedures-she was in charge of 2009 Page #89  
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eveloping a device to maintain the security of safe combinations . Young Ju 2009 Page #89  
and sign, agreeing to abide by its security restrictions. The memo specifie 2009 Page #90  
rational goals related to National Security. Also bear in mind that this de 2009 Page #154  
nce Agency as well as the National Security Council. When dealing with a mo 2009 Page #154  
became President) and the National Security Agency's Ven on a Project which 2009 Page #155  
need to know" compartmentalization security principle is carefully followed 2009 Page #155  
 when UFOs first became a national security concern. During World War 2 so- 2009 Page #155  
ea of the ultimate objective , for security reasons. The Gettysburg Times d 2009 Page #157  
ance" basis. From the viewpoint of security it was favorably situated. Clos 2009 Page #165  
 is being pursued in the strictest security by scientists in the United Sta 2009 Page #167  

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

pons Project instituted "su·ingent security' measures," investigators recov 2005 Page #126  
h.iscory? UFO Threats to 'National Security': - ;.. Physical 1) Invasion (M 2007 Page #36  

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

significant relevanc e to national security-has been carefully and decisive 2008 Page #32  

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icant potential threat to national security-whether deliberately or not. 31 2008 Page #37  

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

; beam of light paralyzes Colonel, securItyttwarn Mee weapons - all Jaen, U 2006 Page #26  

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uld you job involve any element of securit} work. GiVI: \Xie were connected 2007 Page #83  
DN at the cime. l was in charge of securit} so l would get people to change 2007 Page #83  

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ne thing I did Like about computer securit}' is the challenge that this is  2007 Page #83  

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r so there wasn't a great need for securit}'• \Xe had ISDN at the cime. l w 2007 Page #83  

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YING OBJECT IMPLICATION FOR NATION SECURJTY A.ND HUMAN SURVIVAL THIS JS NOT 2009 Page #23  

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ai• nxxxeiutoe v Dr. Vannevar Bush Secy. James V. Porrestal* Gen. Nathan P. 2003 Page #132  
H. Hillenkoetter Dr. Vannevar Bush Secy, James V. Forrestal' Gen. Nathan F. 2004 Page #203  

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 over the contamination of several SED personnel upon coming in contact wit 2004 Page #81  
nts. 9. Autopsies on the four dead SED technicians are not conclusive. It i 2004 Page #81  
ussing "autopsies on the four dead SED technicians" — suggesting a toxin or 2004 Page #119  
nts. 9. Autopsies on the four dead SED technicians are not conclusive. It i 2006 Page #104  
th from alien pathogens Case]: The SED Technicians. First on my list is the 2006 Page #108  
n my list is the death of the four SED technicians alluded to in the 1'1 An 2006 Page #108  
d to in the 1'1 Annual Report. The SED technicians were transported in such 2006 Page #108  
Ft. Detrick from the bodies of the SED techs, and were the troops collatera 2006 Page #108  
roving ground or elsewhere of four SED techs, which contain, in the charact 2006 Page #112  
from the alien virus from the four SED technicians to today is quite credib 2006 Page #112  

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 over the contamination of several SED17 personnel upon coming into contact 2006 Page #103  

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ir effectiveness. Later we went to Sedan Crater which was mind-boggling in  2006 Page #199  
ched an unmarked official -looking sedan pull up to a telephone booth near  2008 Page #53  

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s time the patient is kept heavily sedated. For a week there is no mention  2003 Page #90  
l instability. The patient is then sedated with haloperidol (Haldol in the  2004 Page #169  

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nicate with the NHI; some might be seduced into collaboration with the enem 2006 Page #64  

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rtion, and so he could walk up and see that. In looking in he saw a small m 2003 Page #23  
ld 'this didn't happen, you didn't see this, this is national security, it  2003 Page #30  
is feet were like because I didn't see that." ■ Grandmother gave in, filled 2003 Page #35  
le (1 and 2) appear similar. I can see from a microscopical study that the  2003 Page #48  
g with a Geiger counter. I did not see it at first. On a rocky slope about  2003 Page #49  
pt a small quote from a spokesman, see below), nor did I hear any specific  2003 Page #53  
her looked outside and was able to see a cloud of blue smoke that was risin 2003 Page #54  
hat afternoon when he looked up to see the fiery object moving from Norvelt 2003 Page #58  
 The only feature that Myron could see "was the left hand sticking out from 2003 Page #68  
." He indicated that he could only see three index fingers, and the skin lo 2003 Page #68  
the hatch, but that's all he could see. The arm angled up and over the fron 2003 Page #69  
e hatch from within, but he didn't see it. When the hatch closed, it made a 2003 Page #69  
 the wooded ravine, where he could see a strange bright light, a large ligh 2003 Page #70  
artment employees are assembled to see Louis Johnson sworn in as the new Se 2003 Page #89  
ry evening), the doctor refuses to see the man locked in an upstairs bedroo 2003 Page #90  
s bedroom. Reins insists he cannot see the patient as he has learned that F 2003 Page #90  
uffed all six times he attempts to see the former Navy and Defense Secretar 2003 Page #95  
 failure, and in doing so, came to see his life as a failure as well. Like  2003 Page #95  
ntific and industrial community to see if I could find anyone who had worke 2003 Page #110  
cientific and military channels to see if he could find any references to b 2003 Page #110  
had been obtained" Donald Quarles. See. of I S \F re RB'iR 1 -I None of the 2003 Page #118  
 Paul's home before the meeting to see his operation firsthand. Doty was al 2003 Page #145  
The idea was to put out feelers to see who could be used by the AFOSI as an 2003 Page #146  
 almost as if they had expected to see these displays, or perhaps the light 2003 Page #148  
were trying to protect would never see the light of public truth. The peopl 2003 Page #148  
thorized citizens" who happened to see the lights jumping about over the ba 2003 Page #151  
erliner was very helpful initially See www.majesticdocuments.com The issues 2003 Page #169  
fied material in their careers and see aspects of this Manual that do not c 2003 Page #171  
in Slides 12,13,14 and 15. You can see obvious desire to "increase efficien 2003 Page #173  
nside Perimeter: personnel can not see the site Command post —close to site 2003 Page #175  
 satellites" and the toxic spills. See the “raised z” is its original form  2003 Page #175  
te the individuals responsible and see if they were willing to have an uncl 2003 Page #183  
 unclassified Manual. In addition (see Slide 5 1), facing the control page  2003 Page #183  
 and books on why MJ-12 is a hoax. See, for example, "Case MJ-12" by Kevin  2003 Page #184  
ound documentResponse to concern O See similar documents; follows style In  2003 Page #186  
dity offered"Explanation • False - see "restricted ’example • Only security 2003 Page #186  
32-page document • No secret here; see Berliner letter • The Government can 2003 Page #186  
uled. It is therefore important to see what he knows on the subject, or at  2003 Page #189  
 to Edwards turned into a visit to see dead alien bodies. Although no 1950  2003 Page #192  
ay in fact have gone to Edwards to see alien bodies. A month before Ike mad 2003 Page #192  
e "Special facilities Division" to see how it fit into the Kecksburg crash. 2003 Page #193  
t would go ahead and release it. I see nothing wrong with that. In a relate 2003 Page #196  
ere photographs of them. You could see in a number of these photographs. Th 2003 Page #197  
 on intelligence, to expose it, to see how the people would react, but he d 2003 Page #198  
 was now time for the president to see. Further Diamond talked about how Mr 2003 Page #200  
 signatures yet all are authentic. See Table 2. Table 2: Comparison of Six  2003 Page #205  
to China stop off in New Mexico to see Twining? 204                         2003 Page #208  
l that we reconsider our policy to see what changes may be necessary if any 2003 Page #230  
 six radar stations in east Texas (see detailed report in attehment A), and 2003 Page #233  
C that - * General Eisenhower will see a showing of recoveries sometime in  2003 Page #234  
check with appropriate agencies to see if they can shed some light on what  2004 Page #7  
 the article, and was intrigued to see that Colonel Darn.byl was now specif 2004 Page #13  
n the article, I was interested to see, was a passing reference to the Spit 2004 Page #14  
s. "I wanted to go immediately and see what had happened," Stephens recalle 2004 Page #30  
craft and approach him. One said, "See here, young man, don't give this thi 2004 Page #32  
ome motion and he was surprised to see, once again, the same string of ligh 2004 Page #37  
s still up, dragged him outside to see them. Father and son were in time to 2004 Page #37  
em. Father and son were in time to see the object with the large red/orange 2004 Page #37  
d in a direction that surely would see it impact some where in the waters o 2004 Page #37  
 to head over in that direction to see if they could be of any help. Wilfre 2004 Page #37  
ith this man, one of the divers, 1 see no reason not to believe it. The det 2004 Page #43  
oked the Sound, he was startled to see a string of bright red lights climbi 2004 Page #45  
rman Penniston got close enough to see unknown symbols or letter forms on t 2004 Page #47  
ment such as this, I don't know. I see architect's drawings all the time, I 2004 Page #52  
 if you look, down a line, you can see a dip, and that's a man-made dip. It 2004 Page #53  
at way, through the fence, you can see it, and that is interesting to me. W 2004 Page #53  
m an aerial position to be able to see those dips, because if there are thr 2004 Page #53  
o go to the air tower and check to see if they saw anything. The attitude f 2004 Page #55  
 Karnatz. Hey informed me he could see two to three, maybe more lights danc 2004 Page #55  
 worker and I were so desperate to see something, we stood on sandbags surr 2004 Page #55  
 the window and Doug said he could see two human-like humanoid beings slump 2004 Page #73  
 Mexico, prior to 1950. As I could see in the photograph, the material of t 2004 Page #74  
ng him, `Well Pappy — What did you see out there? What did you see? What di 2004 Page #85  
id you see out there? What did you see? What did you see? And finally he sa 2004 Page #85  
re? What did you see? What did you see? And finally he said, "Creatures." G 2004 Page #85  
ernment lie was exposed for all to see a couple decades after the minister' 2004 Page #86  
been dead for 20 years. Smith, you see, was dying of cancer of the lower bo 2004 Page #86  
mith's work became open for all to see. It became clear that Smith had been 2004 Page #86  
n held at Wright Patterson, and to see if he could add anything more to wha 2004 Page #92  
 was? Sarbacher: Well, yeah. Let's see... Freddie (Darwin) was there in Was 2004 Page #92  
them when he unpacked the boxes to see what was in there, and take a look a 2004 Page #93  
ting the Earth. Knowles watched to see how the contacts were being made. He 2004 Page #103  
proof do you want? Neasham: Can we see your craft? AFFA: When do you want t 2004 Page #104  
r craft? AFFA: When do you want to see it? Neasham: Now. AFFA: Go to the wi 2004 Page #104  
 me tell you what will be covered. See Slide 2. First, I want to tell you w 2004 Page #106  
SA 1 1 1 1 1 Researcher Mia Adams; see detailed interview VII, 17-26 UFO an 2004 Page #111  
ons" 25 1953 Kingman, Arizona, USA See separate report on Kingman Multiple  2004 Page #112  
 1 Cosmic Crashes by Nick Redfern; see Appendix 3 II, 22-23 UFO recovered;  2004 Page #114  
gical person to draft such a memo. See The Majestic Documents, page 8, or v 2004 Page #119  
n Berliner in MUFON Journal. 1988; see SOM too) m How did the military retr 2004 Page #120  
ting better and better ever since. See Slide 20. Genetic Secreg In spite of 2004 Page #125  
cedures Going back to Slide 16, we see that I identified a couple of very s 2004 Page #127  
use by such crash retrieval teams. See Slide 22. I believe that Len and Don 2004 Page #127  
ere able to move the UFOs so well. See Slide 23. It took him months of plan 2004 Page #127  
y be result of "military action" • See Frank Feschino's new book, "The Brax 2004 Page #128  
hat state a size estimate. You can see that two-thirds of them were less th 2004 Page #129  
retrieval is an excellent example (see Report 43). Conclusions I had the go 2004 Page #129  
collection is that he said, "Ten." See Slide 26. This was much larger than  2004 Page #129  
 have had an "interplanetary war." See Slide 27. Remarkably, in the last fe 2004 Page #129  
alled, 911-In Plane Site, you will see that it clearly was not a commercial 2004 Page #131  
 Brazel, she was not even there to see the debris as she claims. There is d 2004 Page #138  
is like a Rorschach Test — you can see in it whatever you wish to see. Neve 2004 Page #142  
can see in it whatever you wish to see. Nevertheless, consider this: Genera 2004 Page #142  
sident Eisenhower may have gone to see them after a visit to Palm Springs.  2004 Page #144  
t President Nixon once took him to see the alien bodies at Homestead Air Fo 2004 Page #147  
ssance Man • First military man to see military potential of rocketry • Tsa 2004 Page #153  
MJ-12 counterpart? • "The eyes can see, but the teeth cannot chew." • Later 2004 Page #167  
ituation in one interview: I don't see any reason to keep information like  2004 Page #186  
would go ahead and release that. I see nothing wrong with that. Contrary to 2004 Page #186  
 for a day. The person that got to see the files on behalf of the President 2004 Page #186  
Congressional Research Service, to see if I as chief counsel for the United 2004 Page #186  
 on intelligence, to expose it, to see how the people would react, but he d 2004 Page #188  
w anything. If you are in then you see where it goes. Well, of course, what 2004 Page #190  
 Hynek came here, and he wanted to see UFO footage, and I think they starte 2004 Page #192  
 have for Stan Friedman's work, to see the documents proven to be a hoax, i 2004 Page #214  
 the Flying Saucers, who wanted to see what Newton knew about flying saucer 2004 Page #221  
the moment, that Pflock really did see something that might have been a dia 2004 Page #221  
an anonymous source to back it op! See Randle, Kevin D., Case MJ-1 2: The T 2004 Page #224  
n RPIT researcher and engineer, to see if there was sufficient information  2004 Page #231  
pproximate slope or angle. You can see from the plots that the two Ramey im 2004 Page #238  
 father to go out to the ranch and see what was there. My father declined.  2004 Page #240  
1; that is the first page where we see the Top Secret/MAJIC classification  2004 Page #245  
 CSI (Crime Scene Investigations). See their website innovatively called ww 2004 Page #250  
never before mentioned code words, see the scan of documents below: The tex 2004 Page #251  
re aspects of the MJ-12 documents, see my paper on www.majesticdocuments.co 2004 Page #254  
illiam. 2005. Reverse Engineering. See 3rd Annual Crash Retrieval Proceedin 2005 Page #12  
dy personally, but he did claim to see what he called an 'interim' report.  2005 Page #42  
ash and Woolcott's husband did not see any bodies; however, he did advise h 2005 Page #44  
the white coal chute that ) ou can see in the lower right and entered the b 2005 Page #59  
. You would have to go 50 miles to see another human being. "Out in the mid 2005 Page #68  
unched holes in the ground just to see how far down we could go before we h 2005 Page #71  
t to do an infrared of the area to see if there is anything buried out ther 2005 Page #71  
icles on the theme of UFO cm·erup, see also http:/ /keyholepublishing.com ? 2005 Page #73  
rthcoming. People around the world see these amazing objects in the sky, so 2005 Page #74  
th equaling S100 dollars, we would see that the wealthiest person owns more 2005 Page #75  
uth. I do not believe this. When I see the topic handled seriously by the N 2005 Page #76  
ies at the base. \Vhile he did not see a craft, he was told this was there, 2005 Page #79  
igence community who would Like to see this stay in the Black and not see t 2005 Page #81  
see this stay in the Black and not see the light of day."8 Incidentall y, a 2005 Page #81  
ra.l rimes over a number of years. See Cox, Billy, "Apollo 14 astronaut sea 2005 Page #81  
than Star Trek or anything you can see in the movies." He would not d thi 1 2005 Page #82  
 contradictory views, one tends to see, describe, or even illustrate those  2005 Page #104  
ill not be able to analyze or even see beyond the accepted theories of your 2005 Page #104  
esearch. I am hopeful that we will see another edition of chis important bo 2005 Page #105  
hand, some researchers can clearly see that unexpected energy such as a lig 2005 Page #120  
d "Kraft tape" being called for 15 See Appendix for detailed summary statem 2005 Page #129  
 of the extraterrestrial matter 16 See authentication section of www.majest 2005 Page #130  
s. These sources were surprised to see public reference to the Bolivia even 2005 Page #143  
 In 1993, Santilli contacted me to see if I might be able tO assist in the  2005 Page #146  
at both new and old information to see if it either suppons the authenticit 2005 Page #147  
y base their opinions on what they see on the film; and no one can be sure  2005 Page #150  
x, then what did Stone and Maloney see and why has no one involved in its c 2005 Page #150  
oculars, and through them he could see that the gouge ran into a ridge and  2005 Page #155  
 ridge and then stopped. W/e could see that there was something there, an o 2005 Page #155  
 just had this feeling. \Xie could see that there was a very large piece mi 2005 Page #155  
 hours of the morning and he could see a disc standing on the desert sands  2005 Page #165  
 the building opened, and he could see that six other discs had already bee 2005 Page #165  
raft, Ozzie said you could plainly see through the sidewaU of the craft, an 2005 Page #166  
shed security perimeter, but could see men lifting up large chunks of metal 2005 Page #166  
ked a colleague, Randy Koppang, to see if he could get a hold of this docum 2005 Page #173  
over 70 countries. In these people see a craft land and then take off leavi 2006 Page #4  
ies. Surely it is not difficult to see that aliens have technology far in a 2006 Page #5  
y, how many would venture forth to see Mickey Mouse or gaming tables or sur 2006 Page #7  
reckage at least as early as 1947 (see "Crash at Corona", Ref. 3) we would  2006 Page #9  
the start of WW 2 in Europe noted (see Ref. 2) that the Brits were building 2006 Page #11  
 "Update on Operation Majestic 12.(see www.stantonfriedman.com ), in "Roswe 2006 Page #12  
Fiction in the New Mexico Desert" (see Ref. 5) had as his military specialt 2006 Page #13  
ou never knew if you were going to see them again. There were accidents whe 2006 Page #20  
gence corrminty vitio would kke to see Ihs stay in the Blak and ncl see the 2006 Page #27  
o see Ihs stay in the Blak and ncl see the hçti of day.' Confirms: • Alien  2006 Page #27  
than Star Trek or anything you can see in the movies.' Would not expand. AR 2006 Page #27  
s. Upon forth*, triviPatigation.it see ratortal tnat sn Ld.ril.rtes vainahn 2006 Page #29  
check with appropriate agencies to see rthey Can shed some light on what th 2006 Page #29  
e Bush (41) administration Asks to see the budget. Determines that 85% of t 2006 Page #32  
 him pretty badly. RM: What did he see? Something landed, a plane or someth 2006 Page #47  
with Michael Lindemann and others (see acknowledgements), titled Contact: P 2006 Page #48  
ding of the physical world that we see around us. It could bring us phenome 2006 Page #50  
cs, religion, philosophy. We would see common ground between the NHI and ou 2006 Page #54  
 humans would find it difficult to see the NHI as positive. There would be  2006 Page #54  
aling with the being. The message: see strangeness as interesting, not evil 2006 Page #61  
evil; liberals might take wait and see attitude, unless NHI is overtly viol 2006 Page #63  
uitous. Non-relevant science would see its government funding disappear, pu 2006 Page #65  
ng non- essential production would see cuts in energy and raw materials as  2006 Page #65  
uncertainty, some risk-takers will see clear opportunity for early advantag 2006 Page #66  
widespread bunkering and "wait and see" is likely. Leadership vacuum is one 2006 Page #67  
se Coffins on the radio. Unable to see the crash site through the clouds he 2006 Page #74  
 believe Mrs. May and the boys did see something on the farm that night, bu 2006 Page #93  
monster and stated, "The group did see two glowing eyes, probably those of  2006 Page #96  
re story together. I could finally see the big picture as it occurred over  2006 Page #97  
to classify the anomalous data and see if theories can be modified to accom 2006 Page #101  
" in the "Interrogation Reports" - see MAJESTIC SERIES, No. 98, page 1.) Mo 2006 Page #104  
Special Operations Manual, page 6. See Figure 1 at the end of this paper. 1 2006 Page #104  
n to biological warfare for all to see. The storage of tissue samples at Ft 2006 Page #105  
the maximum Biosafety Level (BL-4; see The U.S. Biological Warfare and Biol 2006 Page #106  
ay that the virus entered the air. See the next major section for a report  2006 Page #108  
cted by Viral Hemorrhagic Fever 22 See, for example. Coral and Jim Lorenzen 2006 Page #109  
ary symptoms, do we have enough to see a pattern here? One is tempted to qu 2006 Page #112  
e of the spread of prion diseases, see Colm Kelleher. Brain Trust, Paraview 2006 Page #114  
d or wild animals in proximity. 30 See Figure 2 at the end of this paper fo 2006 Page #115  
y that: "the only changes we could see were recent disturbances of surface  2006 Page #121  
l atom bomb at them then I fail to see how anyone can accept such an explan 2006 Page #121  
n our presence. We were shocked to see two creatures which had been placed  2006 Page #122  
 covering skin. Although I did not see a craft at the scene of the recovery 2006 Page #123  
es. We looked at the topography to see whether or not it was possible to ge 2006 Page #125  
ouder and louder and they couldn't see anything in the sky but then they fe 2006 Page #127  
t between 1976 and when he came to see us in Germany." (19) One of the stra 2006 Page #127  
e picture was taken — you couldn't see it with the naked eye. They asked us 2006 Page #129  
rke & Andy Roberts, Piatkus, 2002. See also: www.flyingsaucery.com. 2. Guar 2006 Page #137  
huahua Disk Crash, March 23, 1992. See also: UFO Crash/Retrievals: Search . 2006 Page #137  
gfield, 1994. For further details, see: Majic Eyes Only: Earth's Encounters 2006 Page #137  
nd asking other locations, 'Do you see the same thing we're seeing?' I got  2006 Page #144  
n radar, which is the radar you'll see in all the movies where the sweep go 2006 Page #145  
around and around the dial and you see your targets. I brought up my screen 2006 Page #145  
well, never mind — anyway, I could see Miami! (laughs) And the targets were 2006 Page #145  
the SAGE radar? That's the one you see that dips, like at airports. That's  2006 Page #145  
U HEAR THEM SAY? They were able to see every scope in the United States — e 2006 Page #146  
s online at that point. They could see the same thing we were seeing and we 2006 Page #146  
t — not to lock on it, but just to see if I could pick up a Doppler shift a 2006 Page #147  
he public was not ready to hear or see it. I remember my very first encount 2006 Page #152  
y with the information we had. You see, above a radar site, there is a dead 2006 Page #153  
t was around them so you could not see them. They looked like they could ta 2006 Page #153  
 once it was bent, you would never see the craft. They were able to bend li 2006 Page #153  
ht and I guess he looked around to see that the boss was not around. He sai 2006 Page #155  
sh took the photograph of what you see here. And it's a gurney in an elonga 2006 Page #159  
 of Roswell before and that he did see Roswell in those documents. And that 2006 Page #160  
stern -most station at Loring AFB (see map), but rather at the limit of the 2006 Page #171  
we never did get up to the site to see what had crashed. But you could see  2006 Page #176  
ee what had crashed. But you could see for, oh I'd say, three to five hundr 2006 Page #176  
do, along the Texas-Mexico border (see map). He also subsequently recalled  2006 Page #176  
 about 230 air miles from Abilene (see map). (Both I and Zechel have attemp 2006 Page #177  
nter for Ontological Action—please see Appendix 1 for further information)  2006 Page #181  
gton in March of 1985. As you will see, the Lummi Island Incident presents  2006 Page #182  
rted it all. On the other hand, we see virtually no follow-up, and precious 2006 Page #183  
Eliza Islands, to be more precise (see Plate 1). It's the middle of the nig 2006 Page #184  
 Island, near the area known as 41 See Plate 2. 185                         2006 Page #188  
980's might be a likely candidate —see Plate 3 188                          2006 Page #191  
 heard. For those who have eyes to see, ears to hear, minds to think, and h 2006 Page #193  
d bomb tests. It was impressive to see the ground rippling and the eventual 2006 Page #199  
but said he was off to Virginia to see his brother. I worried, at the time  2006 Page #206  
read about it in the newspapers or see it on TV? And since we don't hear ab 2007 Page #7  
ull back the curtain of history co see how propaganda creates modern media  2007 Page #21  
lusions. Now you should be able to see some of the puzzle pieces coming tog 2007 Page #23  
                                To see why, let's review the history of the 2007 Page #26  
r the decades. ls there any way to see through such well-planned and financ 2007 Page #31  
romising at the moment. However, 1 see two avenues where change might be ad 2007 Page #38  
pecial Operations Manual 1-01 ■ Go see Tim Cooper ... interesting? ■ And th 2007 Page #42  
le of the inks that can be dated ■ See "ORIGINAL" stamp, unique . ' • -· .. 2007 Page #46  
n Star Trek or _ a!lYlhlng you can see in the , _,,- . " ·-Y~- --mo~,~~--:· 2007 Page #56  
n places where we should expect to see aliens and U FOs helping promote pro 2007 Page #60  
 Company, proclaims , "Now you can see a real UFO, too!" An 'ultimate filte 2007 Page #60  
onished kids and their parents to "See the i\10\·ie ONLY in theatres." K.ra 2007 Page #63  
ty flow with •11t.,r11ln~. Hard to see, but there is a dog holding the UFO. 2007 Page #66  
rom Friskies. \XlhjJe difficult to see, an extraordinarily powerful little  2007 Page #67  
rurport. Through the window we can see planes on the ground and a line of s 2007 Page #70  
isappeared into thin air. Then you see strange lights coming through the tr 2007 Page #71  
ent of 1952, a paper wl,jch djdn't see the public light of day until 1987.  2007 Page #75  
hey can do and which bits they can see, creates user names and passwords ac 2007 Page #83  
have a comment field where you can see the function of the machine and its  2007 Page #86  
d was there was there. l wanted to see the images and 1 had to see them, 1  2007 Page #86  
ted to see the images and 1 had to see them, 1 had to know! But transferrin 2007 Page #86  
se keep out. You could even get to see things ) ou weren't supposed to but  2007 Page #88  
u aren't meant to be here. ] could see your looking around like trying lots 2007 Page #88  
th no warning signs on them. GM: I see your point it's a good analogy. l'vl 2007 Page #88  
ng. MW: Did you follow the news to see if perhaps it was reported on? GM: 1 2007 Page #90  
        internet access. 1 did not see anything chat referred to this alleg 2007 Page #91  
d at the base salvage/scrap-) ard (see picture 2, illustration 3 & 4). Thes 2007 Page #95  
, 40, 70 and 116 feet in diameter (see arrow MacDiLI AFB aerial photo #2).  2007 Page #95  
se one sagging landing gear strut (see sub-heading Large Disc). Jack ·was a 2007 Page #95  
otage of these aircraft in flight (see a erial photos/illustrations 12-20,  2007 Page #95  
actical Air-command Future Forces) see illustrations 21 & 22. This support  2007 Page #99  
aucers stacked one over the other (see illustration #7). The pilot/ crew co 2007 Page #99  
ail. The small 20' diameter craft (see illustration #5) had a crew of one,  2007 Page #99  
 must have been a sight to behold (see illustration #1, #6 & #10 background 2007 Page #105  
ured 2-1 /2 to 3 feet in diameter (see illustration #25 & #26). Indeed, Jac 2007 Page #105  
 along both sides of the fuselage (see illustration #23). These ma} have 99 2007 Page #105  
t the aft bottom end of the craft (see illustration #7 & illustration #24). 2007 Page #106  
shopping mall parking lot Lights" (see illustration #25, #26 & #28 also see 2007 Page #107  
e illustration #25, #26 & #28 also see model photo #1 & 2) It was evident t 2007 Page #107  
ecifically the 40' diameter model (see illustration #5 foreground, #10, #8, 2007 Page #108  
 being produced in great quantity (see illustration #12, #27, #28). Jack Pi 2007 Page #108  
ible for the over-fly of i\lfiami (see Avro Silverbug lllustration). Immedi 2007 Page #110  
ater told that "Noborfy ,viii ever see these aircraft again, 1111ti/ thty1  2007 Page #110  
ferent "Flying Saucer" proposals, (see illustration #29 and #30) including  2007 Page #111  
This brings us to Mr. Warren Botz (see picture #31). Warren is a retired \X 2007 Page #114  
ugh the door of hangar #4 bay "E" (see picture #32, 33, & hangar #4 top vie 2007 Page #114  
saw the large 116' diameter craft (see illustration #35). Warren was onJy i 2007 Page #114  
mp, the aircraft is rolled inside (see illusu-ation #34). Author's special  2007 Page #115  
gl y for their efforts. As you can see perusing this path is a win-win for  2007 Page #121  
rds the evening, because you could see the red clouds and me sun wasn't qui 2007 Page #121  
he horizon from as far as we could see and it didn't leave a lot of smoke,  2007 Page #121  
't leave a lot of smoke, you could see the trw, but it was gone in a matter 2007 Page #121  
tion gesturing how fast). We could see it hit Elk Mountain, which was almos 2007 Page #121  
an from the front. \Xlhat we could see from the top, it kind of looked egg- 2007 Page #122  
ncy to get up there. But you could see the fire was actually growing to a p 2007 Page #122  
pretty good size, because we could see it from our house. Elk Mountain kind 2007 Page #122  
 it for quite a ways. And we could see the fire, you know the smoke, I shou 2007 Page #122  
't say the fire-the smoke-we could see the smoke coming off the mountain .  2007 Page #122  
side of the mountain that we could see was on fire-at ]east that was where  2007 Page #122  
rime timber land, we could accuaUy see the fire from or house, if we went u 2007 Page #125  
he roof, over the trees, you could see the fire. There was one area ,vhere  2007 Page #125  
there were flames, where you could see the smoke coming out. The rest of th 2007 Page #125  
 it started smoking and they could see it had starred a fire. His father, h 2007 Page #128  
e corner. Curious, he went over to see two big trucks with flat bed trailer 2007 Page #128  
 morning the villagers went out to see the site and saw the ground burnt in 2007 Page #129  
sked ro look at the phorographs co see if anything could be seen that would 2007 Page #139  
his case does exist, it has yet to see the light of day. By the mid-1960s,  2007 Page #140  
check with appropriate agencies to see if they can shed some light on what  2007 Page #141  
landing of same day -with samples (See: MD Palace-431 Report). Los Alamos S 2007 Page #143  
arted down the stairs, appeared to see the witness and react to rus presenc 2007 Page #152  
ay in early October 2007, we could see the taller, pointed peak in the back 2007 Page #161  
que, New i\lexico, was awakened to see a large glowing object moving across 2007 Page #165  
 and we were going to drive up and see if we could see anything. 160        2007 Page #166  
ng to drive up and see if we could see anything. 160                        2007 Page #166  
of minutes about whether we should see if we could go find it or not. That' 2007 Page #167  
the kids to take them and we could see the glow, \Vhac I thought was the gl 2007 Page #167  
ERE? Well, it wasn't Like what you see on TV where it's Like real thin and  2007 Page #167  
nd were chasing it down, trying to see where it was going. SO ALL THREE OF  2007 Page #167  
 how far we came up when you could see it (UFO) really well, but we were fa 2007 Page #168  
a really good look at it. We could see the people around it. mil' Mom and A 2007 Page #168  
ett} level. But you couldn't reaUy see anything underneath it. It was just  2007 Page #169  
t was hovering. Paul: You couldn't see any gears or legs or ... Aunt: No, y 2007 Page #169  
egs or ... Aunt: No, you could not see anything underneath it. Paul: And it 2007 Page #169  
It looked Like they were trying to see if anytlung was Like hirung in the b 2007 Page #169  
vel position because you could not see anything underneath ... Mom and Aunt 2007 Page #170  
ng up the whole area and you could see the ground underneath it and around  2007 Page #171  
contacting and asking questions to see if l could get other people who had  2007 Page #172  
 piece of those things that people see flying in the sky, strange craft,' t 2007 Page #197  
ed the site-he wrote-I was able to see a great lurrunosity of two pieces of 2007 Page #200  
intensity increased until we could see objects (on the ground) as bright as 2008 Page #10  
ecovery by Col Friend & Dr. Hynek. See case file." The investigation conduc 2008 Page #10  
 said that he looked up in time to see a ball of fire and thought that it w 2008 Page #12  
d the explosion and ran outside to see what had happened. She told me that  2008 Page #12  
ing object and he thought he could see a series of square windows on the cr 2008 Page #12  
y saw a bright light but he didn't see any object. Bernini also told me tha 2008 Page #13  
, in today's world, that those who see UFOs are a little unhinged. But, the 2008 Page #14  
t fully cover the window, he could see out. According to his letter, he saw 2008 Page #14  
rs and those making UFO policy, we see that a spokesman for the 28th Air Di 2008 Page #15  
in 1976. A document titled Now You See It, Now You Don't! written by Captai 2008 Page #30  
, a senior officer went outside to see for himself. Observing an object to  2008 Page #31  
 the direction of RAF Cos ford and see what he could see." "Sure enough, he 2008 Page #34  
RAF Cos ford and see what he could see." "Sure enough, he could see this li 2008 Page #34  
could see." "Sure enough, he could see this light coming towards him and it 2008 Page #34  
sonably make and it's difficult to see how we can take this any further.' A 2008 Page #34  
absol.co.uk/cuban l.htm 13 Now You See It, Now You Don't!, Capt. Henry S. S 2008 Page #38  
 was a rookie patrolman who didn't see much daylight. I also didn't read th 2008 Page #41  
ovie Oh God! And she didn't get to see the last few minutes because she wen 2008 Page #50  
 "/ didn '1 go up there. I did not see it, and I don '1 know why anyone wou 2008 Page #54  
 developments people can expect to see. The Public Records Acts Before the  2008 Page #61  
99 l to 1994). It's fascinating to see these files again -it's a real blast 2008 Page #65  
 aircraft, etc. We even checked to see whether we had accidentally fired of 2008 Page #66  
bject, for that matter) may get to see some documents and files, but that o 2008 Page #68  
 and resort for DOD employees . 27 See online article from ww11·.Ho111e1ow1 2008 Page #70  
teffens) decided to drive down and see what it was. We went down East Gate  2008 Page #79  
ad SLIDE# 18 "At the road, I could see a white light shining onto the trees 2008 Page #79  
g onto the trees and I could still see the red and blue lights. " John Burr 2008 Page #79  
nsag (pronounced Cuh-V AN-sack) to see for himself what was happening . Sgt 2008 Page #80  
 distinguish it. So, T moved up to see 3-inch lettering -or rather symbols  2008 Page #82  
d ?!' Hypnotherapist 1988: Did you see any kind of life fonns in connection 2008 Page #86  
t we were to wait for it again and see if it came back tonight and we were  2008 Page #87  
ohn, hold it right there where you see those blue lights. Now, I want you t 2008 Page #89  
 hypnosis with a hypnotherapist to see if he could penetrate more details a 2008 Page #90  
Penniston: "They are asking me ifl see binary code!? I see the binary code  2008 Page #90  
 asking me ifl see binary code!? I see the binary code . . . . They are tim 2008 Page #90  
nt to contain the situation . THEY SEE YOU AS DAMAGE CONTROL ? They see me  2008 Page #92  
Y SEE YOU AS DAMAGE CONTROL ? They see me and John Burroughs and they're wo 2008 Page #92  
hockwaves that one would expect to see following the detonation of an atomi 2008 Page #101  
d made during the previous year to see the atomic devastation that was wrou 2008 Page #102  
iscipline for the input material. (See slide 11.) The language is divided i 2008 Page #106  
the UFO literature in my opinion. (See slide 17.) 1 selected the first 30 p 2008 Page #107  
n I got an email from Tim Cooper. (See Slide 30.) The McLean VA postmark no 2008 Page #109  
from the UFO investigation field. (See slide 37.) You have seen Salina's tr 2008 Page #110  
quired." So, there's a Jaw? Can we see it? The second Tab "B" is straightfo 2008 Page #111  
s (back channels) inside the CIA. (See slide 41.) Tab C deals with DoD 5200 2008 Page #111  
eally didn't know what they were. (See the points on slide 43.) This use of 2008 Page #111  
ti Talk to the United Nations As I see it, this is the way for the nations  2008 Page #117  
"Only a blind person could fail to see that a military build-up of unique w 2008 Page #130  
ain as an ally agaillst Russia and See/owe or Sea Lion, the code name for t 2008 Page #130  
 of the meeting its purpose was to see that "the economy of the Third Reich 2008 Page #136  
entists that made the atomic bomb (see Pandora 's Keepers: Nine Men and the 2009 Page #9  
i, a forensic linguistics analyst (see www.aliastechnologv.com) was retaine 2009 Page #11  
for word, with the word UFO added. See text below for examples . This examp 2009 Page #11  
Of these, we I shall-perhaps never see more than the top of the iceberg, at 2009 Page #12  
. found in Trellis security safe." See image at end of this paper. The seco 2009 Page #13  
s. Of these, I shall perhaps never see more than the tqp of the iceberg, at 2009 Page #24  
tions. Preferably, I would like to see this done in a closed meeting to be  2009 Page #28  
y given NARA security procedures . See: http://www.ufoforhumanrights .com/m 2009 Page #46  
 the Eisenhower Briefing Document, see his Top Secret/MAJIC: Operation Maje 2009 Page #46  
m/pdf/burnedmemocoverleller.pdf 17 See prefatory comments for burned memo a 2009 Page #46  
nts/J 960- 1969 .php#burnedmemo 19 See page one of burned Memorandum availa 2009 Page #46  
m/pdf/kennedy _ ciadirector.pdf 21 See page one of burned Memorandum availa 2009 Page #46  
Bethurum headed out to the Mesa to see if he could find any fossilized shel 2009 Page #54  
n to stir, Bethurum was shocked to see that his truck was surrounded by bet 2009 Page #54  
to the town of Kingman. Anxious to see his gorgeous Captain Rhanes again, B 2009 Page #54  
 further details of the Affidavit, see: Situation Red: The UFO Siege, Leona 2009 Page #56  
-Rod, An EBE, Bill Hamilton, 1999. See: www.worldofthestrange.com/modules.p 2009 Page #56  
esham forest. Sgt. Penniston could see reddish-orange light in the trees, a 2009 Page #63  
hat type of effect before. CAN YOU SEE THROUGH THE BLACK GLASS INTO THE INT 2009 Page #64  
6 feet high -that's what you would see. WOW! Yeah! Yeah, to say the least.  2009 Page #65  
(lights) were over there. We could see objects in the sky over there (WSA)  2009 Page #70  
 THE WEAPONS STORAGE AREA? I could see something, yes. SO, FOR THOSE RADIO  2009 Page #71  
LD BE OTHER EYEWITNESSES WHO COULD SEE INTO THE WSA WHEN YOU COULD NOT 65   2009 Page #71  
in the woods all three days. I did see a chopper /(ft something out of the  2009 Page #79  
so remembers clearly that he could see the object hovering over the woods a 2009 Page #80  
ut not like spot lights just could see there were lights under it. The red  2009 Page #83  
lying obitci . Lei's shoot ont and see if liif:)'re friend/'! .. 114 v.s. A 2009 Page #120  

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as well as several tiny tulip-like seed affairs about 1/16-inch long. These 2003 Page #49  
ation, turned out to be tumbleweed seed. The scientific investigation to id 2003 Page #49  
 to analyzing seeds and increasing seed growth. He owned Agro Sciences, Inc 2003 Page #111  

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

 reverse-engineering project that "seeded" extraterrestrial technology at A 2005 Page #167  

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

yond this, d1e idea of deliberate "seeding" of super-advanced technology on 2005 Page #121  

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

dozen patents related to analyzing seeds and increasing seed growth. He own 2003 Page #111  
tor can be used to germinate plant seeds at an accelerated rate while a sli 2005 Page #90  

Word: "seeing", 87 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ay onto a farm lane. Jerry recalls seeing various military vehicles, soldie 2003 Page #60  
re some landmarks that he recalled seeing that night that he was looking fo 2003 Page #63  
ans, as well as reporters reported seeing Army personnel and/or vehicles ar 2003 Page #66  
pact location. John Hays mentioned seeing two similar box shaped devices wi 2003 Page #70  
r, but the armistice precludes his seeing action in WWI and he returns to t 2003 Page #85  
as well. Like a good Roman soldier seeing his fate before him, the Secretar 2003 Page #95  
hs, he and his wife Cindy had been seeing multicolored lights floating and  2003 Page #142  
e shooting, hovering things he was seeing near his home, and the strange lo 2003 Page #144  
it was over. A couple months after seeing ET - The Extraterrestrial - Presi 2003 Page #198  
uis and Mendoza provinces reported seeing a flying saucer squadron flying i 2004 Page #8  
uis and Mendoza provinces reported seeing a flying saucer squadron flying i 2004 Page #10  
ountry. Tens of thousands reported seeing the ship, or ships, and estimates 2004 Page #28  
efore running into the house, and, seeing his father, Wilfred, was still up 2004 Page #37  
 the "pale yellow light" they were seeing on the water was "not" a buoy lig 2004 Page #39  
ous and was not looking forward to seeing dead bodies floating in the water 2004 Page #39  
kerson, a local fisherman, recalls seeing the men bringing up debris of som 2004 Page #41  
ortly after. He could not remember seeing anything in the nature of a floti 2004 Page #44  
irmen described the UFOs they were seeing several miles down the line. He w 2004 Page #47  
feldt's losing her mind, now she's seeing UFOs." We went to the tower and t 2004 Page #55  
lysis done of that one. I remember seeing that particular analysis sheet. O 2004 Page #94  
uthwestern U.S. He does not recall seeing any mention of other persons. He  2004 Page #100  
ndahl wrote, "Will look forward to seeing you and engaging in more discussi 2004 Page #101  
ilm footage. What Maloney ended up seeing was "old footage of UFOs," and "t 2004 Page #179  
arently some children had reported seeing a strange creature chat looked ha 2005 Page #31  
ouldn't give in to them. Later on, seeing that it was useless to waste time 2005 Page #36  
itary witnesses . But he confirmed seeing the being's slO\,v movements when 2005 Page #36  
people, other than official people seeing these things and reporting them." 2005 Page #39  
o rus home and laboratory reported seeing shining objects in the sky that w 2005 Page #94  
 sound and then a loud crash," and seeing a cloud of dust rising "several b 2006 Page #86  
her people in the valley described seeing blue lights." Five miles away, Po 2006 Page #120  
s we were about the speeds we were seeing. There was no way the bogies were 2006 Page #139  
ortheast of Key West): "We started seeing things on the scope and asking ot 2006 Page #144  
, 'Do you see the same thing we're seeing?' I got on the 141                2006 Page #144  
e said he saw the same thing I was seeing. So, we scrambled the F-104s from 2006 Page #145  
ng up. He saw the same image I was seeing. He had a bit more sophisticated  2006 Page #145  
 was talking about people who were seeing these UFOs, these bogies. People  2006 Page #146  
 but people were actually visually seeing things. NORAD "Flabbergasted" Den 2006 Page #146  
y could see the same thing we were seeing and we were talking to them. At t 2006 Page #146  
s we were about the speeds we were seeing. There was no way the bogies were 2006 Page #147  
ong and I was crazy. But I grew up seeing what I saw, hearing what I heard, 2006 Page #152  
ER CHARACTERISTICS OF WHAT YOU ARE SEEING IN THAT DEAD ZONE ABOVE YOU? Abso 2006 Page #153  
is all black, OK? But what you are seeing is where the flash took the photo 2006 Page #159  
ohn Walker dives first. He reports seeing a metallic, gold-colored, object  2006 Page #187  
 upside- down teacup. He describes seeing an oval-shaped hatch or cavity. O 2006 Page #187  
d noisy effort. Witnesses reported seeing the lights of the ship, but there 2006 Page #191  
rd from another woman who reported seeing a similar black, triangular craft 2006 Page #199  
us that what these people might be seeing was advanced terrestrial technolo 2006 Page #199  
people having sightings were often seeing satellites going over or very bri 2006 Page #204  
allations. Now, an educated person seeing thjs story might just laugh and g 2007 Page #25  
d these other intelligences, I was seeing no evidence of such a program. So 2007 Page #76  
ost thought provoking. What we are seeing I th.ink, is an advertising indus 2007 Page #76  
 specifically reading any books or seeing anything on television about the  2007 Page #80  
licly accessible stuff. I remember seeing some documents relating to medica 2007 Page #84  
aring. M\X': Well I am not so sure seeing as it is a fundamental pare of th 2007 Page #91  
r to the 20' model. Jack remembers seeing what may have been bomb bay doors 2007 Page #107  
mb drones. lndeed, Jack remember s seeing flying wing disc drones in variou 2007 Page #107  
earlier. Mr Botz clearly remembers seeing the tricycle landing gear, along  2007 Page #114  
ersonic Concord. \'(1arren recalls seeing what looked like "venetian blinds 2007 Page #115  
he exhaust pores. He also recalled seeing "landing gear strut scis ors". Th 2007 Page #115  
rd) of an aircraft. In fact, after seeing the ilJuscrations used for trus a 2007 Page #115  
ked like military cars. I remember seeing the camouflage cars and the black 2007 Page #124  
 i'viany of the witnesses describe seeing a column of white smoke produced  2007 Page #128  
the crashed disc. People mentioned seeing a large convoy go by that was ver 2007 Page #129  
fter the incident, people reported seeing numerou s UFOs flying around. The 2007 Page #129  
times wear." Many people described seeing a flash in the sky followed by sm 2007 Page #130  
uis and Mendoza provinces reported seeing a flying saucer squadron flying i 2007 Page #141  
E YOU ARE RIGHT NOW, WHAT WERE YOU SEEING IN THE SKY OUT HERE? Well, it was 2007 Page #167  
 not. Aunt: Yeah, I don't remember seeing anybody ahead of us or in back. P 2007 Page #169  
nd us. I remember looking back and seeing the headlights and seeing ... Mom 2007 Page #169  
back and seeing the headlights and seeing ... Mom: l would say there were a 2007 Page #169  
 MONTGOMERY AJ."JD PAUL YOU \~'ERE SEEING A1'J OBJECT IN THE SKY OUTSIDE AS 2007 Page #169  
e it. And it seems like I remember seeing ocher military vehjcles driving i 2007 Page #170  
le. None of the witnesses reported seeing anything inside this hole. This p 2007 Page #187  
ce the callers that they were only seeing stars, a senior officer went outs 2008 Page #31  
e [ ... ] The individuals reported seeing a strange glowing object in the f 2008 Page #32  
ular soldiers or MP's. He recalled seeing olive-drab vehicles to include se 2008 Page #43  
Westport to Aberdeen. He described seeing what he thought was a 'falling me 2008 Page #47  
ber 25, 1979. Paul Wenzel reported seeing "an unknown-shaped object with a  2008 Page #48  
 On Thursday or Friday he recalled seeing two military "s"-y cranes·· flyin 2008 Page #53  
 was any question about what I was seeing. I have also stood by when patien 2008 Page #54  
ughs to this day does not remember seeing Jim Penniston near such a craft.  2008 Page #81  
 and what my actions were. YOU ARE SEEING WHAT LOOKED LIKE CHANGING GEOMETR 2009 Page #64  
T WITH YOUR OWN EYES THAT YOU WERE SEEING A BEAM COME DOWN IN THE GENERAL A 2009 Page #71  
nd when it got over us, I remember seeing some lights underneath. I remembe 2009 Page #84  
some lights underneath. I remember seeing there was a structure and there w 2009 Page #84  
 wanting to get reacquainted after seeing him in the newspaper, and this le 2009 Page #173  
 situation is not all imaginary or seeing too much in some natural phenomen 2009 Page #178  

Word: "seek", 26 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 no legal action had been taken to seek an exhumation, several Aurora resid 2004 Page #30  
authorized digging and threaten to seek a restraining order against anyone  2004 Page #31  
e, Congress' investigative arm, to seek Air Force documents relating to the 2004 Page #60  
ies on an interview with one MD to seek his opinion on how the government " 2004 Page #127  
urage people who are interested to seek out those — and other — sources of  2004 Page #223  
is paper will encourage readers to seek out the truth of this matter for th 2005 Page #104  
ilJ...-y Way. It is fascinating to seek the truth of chjs astonishing claim 2005 Page #117  
e natural urge for honest minds to seek the truth has begun to reveal as mu 2005 Page #143  
ty and social order; then it would seek to preserve public welfare and ensu 2006 Page #56  
g or protection. Many people might seek to arm themselves, evacuate from ci 2006 Page #57  
ency for maverick entrepreneurs to seek access/advantage. Business would be 2006 Page #61  
, some in business community would seek opportunity to establish independen 2006 Page #64  
 many directions. Government would seek to control public perceptions of Me 2006 Page #64  
 entertainment Many in media would seek to directly communicate with the NH 2006 Page #64  
 penetrate the NHI strangeness and seek for vulnerabilities in the life for 2006 Page #65  
nology. Secondarily, science would seek ways to communicate with or influen 2006 Page #65  
usiness sector would be tempted to seek side deals. Savvy stockholders woul 2006 Page #65  
rge temptation in many quarters to seek advantage. Fast occurrence would be 2006 Page #66  
ector risk takers will undoubtedly seek advantage, to the possible serious  2006 Page #67  
ans and actions, governments might seek to mask/deflect public awareness of 2006 Page #67  
es could fold, as all stakeholders seek any possible advantage, willing to  2006 Page #68  
al allies in this fight and should seek them out and forge alliances. I wou 2007 Page #34  
hey decided to go back to town and seek some help and to get some rope and  2007 Page #130  
investigative agencies to actively seek information concerning threats to n 2007 Page #175  
l Socialists and their minions who seek control of the entire world. As rev 2008 Page #136  
nterpol officials have declined to seek out Nazi war criminals , claiming s 2008 Page #139  

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

"inclusion." That is, he wants all seekers, regardless of our petty individ 2006 Page #181  
r gathering cf fellow voyagers and seekers has studied a wide any of anomal 2006 Page #193  

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reedom of Information, a new group seeking to find knowledge about the UFO  2003 Page #65  
e been working closely together in seeking out hidden and new information a 2003 Page #65  
he problems and issues involved in seeking the truth of the UFOs, it is now 2004 Page #33  
nquiry held a secret session today seeking means to prevent air crashes suc 2004 Page #67  
ESTIONS 0. They may be advance men seeking the best site for a new amusemen 2006 Page #8  
at I say; I don't break the law in seeking classified data from people with 2006 Page #12  
ear among us now? Is it exploring? Seeking new territory or resources? Pass 2006 Page #53  
reports would fall over each other seeking access to the NHI, which would g 2006 Page #60  
echnology. Research would go 24/7, seeking any path to battlefield advantag 2006 Page #62  
 government attempt private deals, seeking advantage. Layers of secrecy wou 2006 Page #63  
yptic directive , Allen Dulles was seeking approval from six of his MJ-12 c 2009 Page #43  

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

LY DID IT WITH MIGs ■ Soviet pilot seeks asylum with MIG ■ MIG is sent to F 2005 Page #5  
sure to nuclear attack. Anyone who seeks reliable and complete defense agai 2009 Page #22  

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

mmoned by a very angry chief James Seeley. Tom saw the other two men had pu 2006 Page #160  
after thcir vault adventure, Capt. Seeley ordered Tom Sheppard, Robert Topp 2006 Page #160  

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

ng bad for him. He saw the lights, seeming to hang in the sky in a straight 2004 Page #36  
length with Joann Warren about her seeming abduction related memories. June 2004 Page #58  
. Displays of advanced technology, seeming magical to many, could provoke s 2006 Page #67  
ecome the science of tomorrow. The seeming "magic" has been explained with  2006 Page #101  

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

paratus designed for that purpose. Seemingl y unwilling to believe his own  2005 Page #91  

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

 again seen, this time moving in a seemingly organized grid-type pattern ov 2004 Page #47  
form where they were able to get a seemingly independent university to publ 2004 Page #178  
ge looking creatures, moving fast, seemingly under stress, shadowy, almost  2005 Page #155  
 Martian aliens (big, destructive, seemingly mechanical) attempt to kill ev 2006 Page #102  
ECTED EVENTS? So far we have three seemingly disconnected events and source 2006 Page #178  
srandjng in a doorway looking out, seemingly into space. The Earth in seen  2007 Page #67  
n who is extending his right hand, seemingly in friendship, and holding his 2007 Page #71  
e those tasked with the recoveries seemingly able to secure UFO crash-sites 2007 Page #132  
opulated areas of northern Mexico, seemingly avoiding both the Texas border 2007 Page #185  
event is proven beyond doubt, this seemingly insignificant Mexican desert t 2007 Page #192  
 the fact that this particular UFO seemingly had the disturbing ability to  2008 Page #31  
ion of the witness: if they recall seemingly unrelated activities on the da 2008 Page #58  
ave been tracked on radar. 1 did a seemingly constant stream of TV and radi 2008 Page #65  
oughs cannot forget the haunting , seemingly telepathic lights and the ques 2008 Page #96  
ne of the being's three eyes. This seemingly paralyzed the boy who remained 2009 Page #136  

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

  Third, a UFO event reported by a seemjngly questionable source may have s 2007 Page #33  

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

r vents, and other signs tl1at the seemmgly abandoned, deteriorating, place 2005 Page #66  

Word: "seen", 339 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ple any more when they say they’ve seen UFOs. I’ve seen one myself. ” Remar 2003 Page #7  
n they say they’ve seen UFOs. I’ve seen one myself. ” Remarking on his sigh 2003 Page #7  
onel Oliver North “Well, I haven't seen one [UFO]...I knew a pilot who had, 2003 Page #8  
us details of strange flying craft seen over territories of the soviet unio 2003 Page #12  
 there are objects which have been seen in our atmosphere, and even on terr 2003 Page #18  
 did not look like anything he had seen. It had been broken open in one por 2003 Page #23  
 and dials and things he had never seen. However,, what impressed him most  2003 Page #23  
 a clear carbon smudge that can be seen at www.majesticdocuments.com is the 2003 Page #26  
ld have either visited the site or seen the wreckage first hand. Likely Mil 2003 Page #33  
ocal reports of many people having seen a luminous object in the sky. I was 2003 Page #54  
n dress suits were also reportedly seen at the Kecksburg location. A Synops 2003 Page #59  
ed that he wasn't supposed to have seen what he did, that he was threatened 2003 Page #62  
nd he confirmed that he had indeed seen the object in the woods. He was int 2003 Page #63  
 the size of the object reportedly seen on the ground is large in compariso 2003 Page #65  
escribe to us that not only had he seen the odd metallic object surrounded  2003 Page #68  
ernment if he revealed what he had seen. He finally permitted the interview 2003 Page #68  
scribed how he and his brother had seen the object moving through the sky t 2003 Page #68  
e road block on foot without being seen, and a few hundred feet away came a 2003 Page #71  
al Willcutts' investigation having seen fit to conclude its work after only 2003 Page #94  
es edge-on, numerous layers can be seen. The samples were hard but brittle, 2003 Page #104  
 caller's fear that she might have seen some strange "people." For the last 2003 Page #143  
 and wondering about what they had seen in the sky on the way there. She re 2003 Page #143  
ne of the craft, that she had also seen a struggling cow sucked up into its 2003 Page #143  
o an underground facility, she had seen body parts floating in vats, receiv 2003 Page #143  
. Carefully describing what he had seen and recorded, and trying to keep wh 2003 Page #145  
last time that furtive lights were seen zipping about secure areas of Kirtl 2003 Page #147  
 had told a few people that he had seen what looked like security patrols m 2003 Page #148  
 out something that had never been seen by civilian eyes. He set himself to 2003 Page #149  
uine, based on everything you have seen or read here. If this Manual is gen 2003 Page #186  
y to those who have been abducted, seen UFOs at close range or are on the p 2003 Page #188  
 line, and let the people who have seen these unidentified flying objects c 2003 Page #195  
 who did not know Jimmy Carter had seen a UFO, here is his version of the e 2003 Page #196  
 made fun of other people who have seen things of that kind... This admissi 2003 Page #196  
les, I said, "Well now that I have seen this, and I know that the United St 2003 Page #197  
esident Carter had told her he had seen recovered alien spacecraft and alie 2003 Page #198  
llionaire Laurance Rockefeller had seen a documentary on Roswell. He was am 2003 Page #200  
interest. Civilians who ra^ht have seen or handled some of the^reckage, or  2003 Page #235  
as the extracts from USAF files as seen below, reveal: 1. The White Saucer: 2004 Page #5  
ptor Squadron reported that he had seen an object as large as a saucer abou 2004 Page #5  
e forced back to our bases. I have seen them land and take off on three sep 2004 Page #13  
T A SECOND UNIDENTIFIED 00JECT PAO SEEN fnmin NEAR SANTA CRUZ. ITEM 2pt DET 2004 Page #21  
WEVER * IN THE AREA wvERF 11-EYIVE SEEN FOL!ND * THERE WERE ND SIGNS OF THE 2004 Page #21  
l of 1896 when a large airship was seen in California on the evening of Nov 2004 Page #27  
es, many people will report having seen such objects — even when the object 2004 Page #28  
out anything he had not personally seen. But the elder Stephens had no trou 2004 Page #30  
t the commonplace ones. As will be seen, there is a reason for my suspicion 2004 Page #30  
We started at night to avoid being seen. Everything worked so well that I d 2004 Page #32  
led into the station, the ship was seen traveling in a southern course, mov 2004 Page #32  
ghts were attached to could not be seen but the positioning of the lights g 2004 Page #34  
He informed Werbicki that they had seen the plane out on the water and it s 2004 Page #35  
d into the Sound. She said she had seen some lights coming down and had hea 2004 Page #35  
 who informed Werbicki that he had seen lights descending somewhere near Sh 2004 Page #35  
 Shag Harbor, headed east, and had seen nothing out of the ordinary. in fac 2004 Page #36  
told him about the lights they had seen coming down out of the sky, flashin 2004 Page #36  
and a few minutes earlier they had seen lights coming down out of the sky,  2004 Page #36  
rd lights in the sky that they had seen, then went to bed. In the meantime  2004 Page #37  
, the same string of lights he had seen in the sky earlier, now up above th 2004 Page #37  
und. Corporal Werbicki, having now seen the light, literally, put Ron Pond  2004 Page #37  
d Norman Smith said they had never seen anything like it before or since, d 2004 Page #40  
re from the Air Force. They hadn't seen one another for about three years.  2004 Page #44  
per one night, about what they had seen below. They were promptly dressed d 2004 Page #44  
 the same story. They probably had seen Chris on a couple of television pro 2004 Page #45  
n the second night UFOs were again seen, this time moving in a seemingly or 2004 Page #47  
hine unlike anything they had ever seen before stood on the spot. Some men  2004 Page #48  
peak to anyone about what they had seen, but at the next day's debriefing w 2004 Page #48  
 Cayanasac and Dule is noted, I've seen that log entrance. I saw a lot of o 2004 Page #51  
t fired from an unidentified craft seen over the base in the period 25-30 D 2004 Page #54  
craft's movements were nothing I'd seen, and because it was night the only  2004 Page #54  
going out to post) if C Flight had seen the strange lights also. The answer 2004 Page #55  
ntwaters could hear what was being seen by our Woodbridge personnel. The WS 2004 Page #55  
nnel where the strange lights were seen. • Three impressions in the ground  2004 Page #56  
wn at Kirtland AFB in 1983, I have seen other information about a 99-foot-d 2004 Page #73  
es the disc-shaped craft as it was seen intact on the ground in the actual  2004 Page #73  
 ground in the actual photograph," seen by former military officer. Source  2004 Page #73  
rating what ranchers said they had seen, like this drawing in the November  2004 Page #78  
e many classified documents he had seen in Washington, D. C. when he return 2004 Page #78  
admitted to his family that he had seen more than a weather balloon at the  2004 Page #84  
d ask him and he said, "Yes he had seen the bodies." SDI: Did he describe t 2004 Page #96  
satisfied my curiosity that he had seen them, and that they were real. I in 2004 Page #96  
e fact that Wilbert Smith had also seen a downed craft. This was a story th 2004 Page #96  
ned the story that your father had seen a crashed flying saucer at an Air F 2004 Page #96  
 18F, and that although he had not seen the bodies he had seen an "interim  2004 Page #97  
 he had not seen the bodies he had seen an "interim report" by his boss, na 2004 Page #97  
rom a crash in New Mexico had been seen at Langley. Another story that show 2004 Page #97  
ing geophysicists who had actually seen the downed craft and occupants, and 2004 Page #97  
 died. Palmiro asked him if he had seen anything in his father's papers rel 2004 Page #100  
 UFOs. Brian confirmed that he had seen something. Campagna related to me w 2004 Page #100  
62. The FBI reported what they had seen and sent it off to the Air Force. T 2004 Page #103  
n in which the ship was supposedly seen had been blocked out at the time of 2004 Page #104  
, bodies recovered; photo of alien seen 2 1942 "State North of Georgia", US 2004 Page #110  
ak 11, 20 "Captured flying saucer" seen in Naval Air Station, row of window 2004 Page #111  
earcher Tommy Blann III, 12-13 UFO seen in hangar 36 1962 New Mexico, USA 1 2004 Page #112  
oboration III, 32-33 "Wired torso" seen at Wright-Pat AFB 109               2004 Page #112  
ecovered, transported and probably seen subsequently at WPAFB. Cover-ups in 2004 Page #113  
1 0 0 0 Proven hoax III, 34-35 UFO seen in hangar; hoax to test Stringfield 2004 Page #113  
 data in APRO files III, 10-12 UFO seen in hangar; empty body bags seen 48  2004 Page #113  
FO seen in hangar; empty body bags seen 48 1968 Wright-Pat AFB, Ohio, USA 0 2004 Page #113  
hotographer, 3 dead aliens and UFO seen in hangar 54 1973 Colorado, USA 1 1 2004 Page #113  
esearcher Don Jernigan III, 13 UFO seen in hangar while guarding Quonset hu 2004 Page #113  
ge percentages of aliens and craft seen. Nearly half identify recovery team 2004 Page #115  
d aliens could have been same ones seen later at WPAFB Slide 8 THREE UNUSUA 2004 Page #116  
ABLY HOAXES • Report 46, 1967, UFO seen in hangar in Yuma; conclusively pro 2004 Page #122  
ogists not to reveal what they had seen. Nevertheless, for years Barnett to 2004 Page #135  
s with crash dummies they may have seen in the desert five or seven years a 2004 Page #140  
 private pilot who claimed to have seen the second site and bodies from the 2004 Page #143  
oswell in which he claimed to have seen one of the alien corpses. Not only  2004 Page #146  
had "intelligent friends who have (seen UFOs)." On October 19, 1981, Barry  2004 Page #146  
em in America. The evidence I have seen shows that although the Presidents  2004 Page #176  
 Let the people who have allegedly seen these Unidentified Flying Objects c 2004 Page #177  
xon. Nixon will probably always be seen as simply the president who was bro 2004 Page #180  
 — but he never let on that he had seen Homestead — at least not to me. The 2004 Page #181  
s of Staff. This man stated he had seen documents with MJ-1 2 on them. I wa 2004 Page #191  
tside of Aztec, both claim to have seen the crashed saucer, and both claim  2004 Page #216  
most unbelievable, as he had never seen one before.' What is most interesti 2004 Page #216  
ys showed it to him — has actually seen the diary. Pflock claims that, havi 2004 Page #221  
 diary. Pflock claims that, having seen both Newton's will and his purporte 2004 Page #221  
est. However, no one else has ever seen it. It cannot be independently exam 2004 Page #221  
dman and some anonymous source had seen, in which Menzel supposedly claims  2004 Page #222  
as folded over so nothing could be seen. In the second, however, there appe 2004 Page #230  
ccurate measurements of the debris seen in the photographs, RPIT researcher 2004 Page #233  
d that although some of the debris seen in the images "could" match the siz 2004 Page #233  
een taken some time later is to be seen in the Marcel images themselves. In 2004 Page #235  
Johnson by name) Bond's hat can be seen sitting on the chair behind Gen Ram 2004 Page #235  
argument may be partially right if seen from their own point of view. Bond  2004 Page #236  
imed at 3:15pm from a shadow angle seen through Ramey's window in one of th 2004 Page #236  
per in both of these images can be seen to be in exactly the same position  2004 Page #238  
, yet the paper in question is not seen at all in the earlier Ramey picture 2004 Page #238  
nd a document wallet or briefcase, seen on the same chair in both the Ramey 2004 Page #238  
w similar characteristics of those seen in N.M. Photos in White Hot folder  2004 Page #246  
gency. With over nine never before seen code words, unusual methods were ta 2004 Page #247  
s chat something strange was being seen in the neighborhood. Apparently som 2005 Page #31  
ly the strangest clung he had ever seen. Unfortunatel y, though, when he wa 2005 Page #32  
Hospital Born Pastor, where he was seen by a cardiologist named Dr. Rene. T 2005 Page #33  
se of my professional life, I have seen two individuals aged about 25 die o 2005 Page #34  
initially advised that he had only seen a UFO £lying near the site of an at 2005 Page #39  
 tl1e map he said bluntly, 'I have seen the bodies.' Still looking at the m 2005 Page #43  
cinnati, he told me that Holly had seen the bodies, maintained in an off-li 2005 Page #44  
, her husband told her that he had seen "somethin g strange" twelve years p 2005 Page #44  
is inside the odd triangle pattern seen in the 1953 hjgh altitude photograp 2005 Page #53  
3 Two large air ventilation shafts seen through trees in back 56 Behind one 2005 Page #58  
 co the mystery, a large light was seen by Godman personnel in the same app 2005 Page #65  
 position of the large disc object seen earlier. The microfilm copy of the  2005 Page #65  
IERl~ IN DRES LAKE BED-\~ide "I've seen aerial photographs before as early  2005 Page #67  
 look like . . "l have personall y seen the crash debris field of a B-52 wh 2005 Page #67  
t something that was made by -he's seen bolides and a bolide crater. Those  2005 Page #71  
lligence . The man claimed to have seen rune deceased aliens preserved in d 2005 Page #79  
ks or flying saucers and have been seen to glow and change colors. Glowing  2005 Page #83  
rs. Glowing spheres have also been seen by people in the area at night. The 2005 Page #83  
a, up to four people claim ro have seen an "AJjen Reproduction Vehicle" in  2005 Page #83  
ke about it. Three more people had seen it. There was onJy one conclusion:  2005 Page #96  
t evening, a large, bright UFO was seen coming up from the north. It moved  2005 Page #99  
ed imminent in a location that had seen none in fi, e years. Bur by that ev 2005 Page #100  
, pulsating and flashing UFOs were seen low in the eastern sky. Upon direct 2005 Page #100  
the morning of the 18th, a UFO was seen on the horizon and with.in two hour 2005 Page #100  
wo hours an Air Force aircraft was seen circling the area. More UFOs contin 2005 Page #100  
make fun of people who say thev've seen unidentified flying objects in the  2005 Page #119  
n which a large floating globe was seen escorted by military helicopters, i 2005 Page #119  
 from talking about what they have seen, and intimidation may be necessary  2005 Page #129  
me forward to state that they have seen the manual. U.S. Na,') Yeoman 2nd C 2005 Page #130  
rt alleging that in 1946 a UFO was seen in a hangar in Yuma, AZ; another al 2005 Page #132  
ketching a military insignia patch seen at a crash site that is later verif 2005 Page #136  
le witnesses are present that have seen the crash or aftermath, or read a d 2005 Page #137  
owever. Snippets of film have been seen and tested, but none of them had an 2005 Page #146  
e film that was broadcast on TV or seen on video. Therefore , the exact dat 2005 Page #146  
ything and were told that they had seen nothing. Reluctantly, both parties  2005 Page #147  
ction berween it and \\ hat he had seen back in 1969. Srone was convinced t 2005 Page #147  
Sgt. Clifford Stone could not have seen it in the apparent ownership of the 2005 Page #147  
Litary personnel who claim co have seen the film wruJe on active duty long  2005 Page #147  
ne article. Maloney claims to have seen other reels of film from the same b 2005 Page #149  
te individuals \\ ho claim to have seen the Alien Autopsy film long before  2005 Page #149  
lear age at Trinity. Inez had just seen her husband Faustino off to work. J 2005 Page #153  
 the significance of what they had seen, even as tales of UFOs and alien en 2005 Page #154  
ed. The wreckage was nowhere to be seen. "Somebody must have taken it," Jos 2005 Page #155  
't like the weather balloons we've seen before," I said. "And the Hombrecit 2005 Page #156  
 had first discovered it-we hadn't seen the part that was underground. Jose 2005 Page #157  
 of an ancient Sun Dial that I had seen in some schoolbooks, a very light a 2005 Page #157  
eir analysis confirmed what we had seen in the first results. There is cert 2005 Page #158  
 Earth's environment and it is not seen irutiaUy for space application. Pro 2005 Page #171  
ircles where normally no saucer is seen. About 1/6th of these cases involve 2006 Page #4  
 aliens coming here, WHY haven't I seen one, where are they from etc, etc.  2006 Page #4  
n't take place. 6. WHY haven't you seen a flying saucer? I have no idea, th 2006 Page #11  
s and find that typically 10% have seen one, which covers many decades. Onl 2006 Page #11  
 those were reported. I have never seen Tokyo either or had polio or HIV. I 2006 Page #11  
lio or HIV. I know people who have seen Tokyo, had polio, or HIV. I spent m 2006 Page #11  
 lights, illuminating the terrain, seen by citizens Object hovers, accelera 2006 Page #28  
4/78 Two Italian soldiers claim to seen lancing of UFO at Mount Etna Soviet 2006 Page #28  
ed one by one. F-15 from Scott AFB seen in USAF says mishap was pursuit cau 2006 Page #28  
8. NewJersey. • F ormabons of UFOs seen, MP at Fort De shoots humanoid bein 2006 Page #29  
r Buffalo. Large disc shaped craft seen coming out of Lake Ontario, flies e 2006 Page #29  
sh retrieval, live alien allegedly seen, Brazilian and US military involvem 2006 Page #29  
evice 38 Hiding in Plain Sight? As seen here, the saNIR investigator took t 2006 Page #41  
cal, having solid mass that can be seen, touched, perhaps damaged in case o 2006 Page #53  
SLOW Strange Being must be clearly seen as beneficent and able to further h 2006 Page #54  
ain. The four men in the truck had seen him descending in his parachute and 2006 Page #74  
lassified memorandum would ever be seen by the public. This was an official 2006 Page #76  
th a warning to forget what he had seen. He claimed the recovery crews "spe 2006 Page #80  
Force not to discuss what they had seen or heard. Air Force personnel were  2006 Page #82  
narrative. On my first visit I had seen numerous remnant bushes surrounding 2006 Page #85  
y be impossible to disguise. I had seen no evidence of an excavation of thi 2006 Page #85  
tes. In at least one case, we have seen that cleanup personnel blatantly mi 2006 Page #86  
 in the incident, who had actually seen the monster, Mrs. Kathleen May. At  2006 Page #93  
 to the farm where the monster was seen and explained the series of events  2006 Page #93  
 reports of UFOs and fiery objects seen on the night of September 12, 1952. 2006 Page #95  
n that night, strange objects were seen flying over the skies of several ea 2006 Page #95  
ld News" reported, "Flaming Object Seen at Capital." It was said that this  2006 Page #95  
nt and stated, "The glowing object seen by Mrs. May and the boys was actual 2006 Page #96  
 This object then took off and was seen flying southwest over West Virginia 2006 Page #97  
count Half-Man, Half-Dragon Figure Seen in hills as 'Saucer' Hysteria." Ano 2006 Page #99  
on't believe in magic...but I have seen it at the Magic Castle in Hollywood 2006 Page #101  
nza, and renal Hantavirus symptoms seen in Korea preceded the pulmonary sym 2006 Page #112  
ea preceded the pulmonary symptoms seen in the Four Corners. Renal symptoms 2006 Page #112  
 Our smarter scientists would have seen this coming years ago, and the "cla 2006 Page #116  
ater, an unusual aerial object was seen by David Upton at nearby Gobowen. A 2006 Page #120  
conclusion that the strange lights seen throughout the area were due to met 2006 Page #121  
rea were due to meteorite activity seen — coincidentally - at the same time 2006 Page #121  
ith the local witnesses, as can be seen from the following extract taken fr 2006 Page #121  
- mile radius, and the lights were seen clearly miles away — this was repor 2006 Page #121  
rescott." Dodd also claims to have seen Prescott's military records. (11) A 2006 Page #122  
id anything against him, they'd be seen doing it. "If Prescott does exist — 2006 Page #124  
gone to her bedroom window and had seen these 'little men' that were very s 2006 Page #129  
t tall. She thought, because she'd seen the military on the mountain before 2006 Page #129  
t the stories of live aliens being seen on the mountainside (as James Presc 2006 Page #129  
mall, triangular shaped object was seen maneuvering in the forest — as well 2006 Page #132  
m up on a sweep. I would also have seen their trails. So, they just disappe 2006 Page #146  
nows what it was — it was visually seen along with electronically tracked.  2006 Page #148  
 as a Fire Control Operator, I had seen all kinds of electro-counter measur 2006 Page #149  
t night) was something I had never seen. It was something that no one I've  2006 Page #149  
hat no one I've talked to has ever seen. It took incredible power to do wha 2006 Page #149  
nters. I don't know if you've ever seen the game, Centipede. It's an old ga 2006 Page #152  
s and choppers that day than I had seen in my entire lifetime. And I used t 2006 Page #155  
e 32: White Beach, Okinawa, Japan, seen from ship He was in the Administrat 2006 Page #157  
nd. It was like nothing I had ever seen and that's all I could say. It was  2006 Page #159  
s for me to even accept what I had seen, even with a guy who was older than 2006 Page #159  
g I ever heard from him. I haven't seen him (Howard) in over thirty years n 2006 Page #160  
called Truman. However, as will be seen below, this could have been because 2006 Page #168  
re were no militag personnel to be seen on Anchorage streets. Officials at  2006 Page #169  
comment that Robert Willingham had seen a crashed saucer in Mexico in 1948. 2006 Page #176  
. Willingham confirmed that he had seen the crashed saucer but he was not s 2006 Page #176  
s of the big ship could clearly be seen. Following this mysterious anchorag 2006 Page #188  
: Although only one projectile was seen streaking through the sky and splas 2006 Page #190  
ed and stood upon a single object. Seen from two distinct angles by two sep 2006 Page #191  
the flights. Other townspeople had seen the same black, triangular craft fl 2006 Page #199  
 into the field. Since then I have seen devices in engineering magazines re 2006 Page #201  
very bright planets but others had seen the huge, black, triangular craft t 2006 Page #204  
as the biggest revolver I had ever seen. "Does it make you nervous?" he ask 2006 Page #204  
                           \Y/e've seen how the big media companies joined  2007 Page #15  
writer, had more files ■ Had never seen manuscript FRIENDS, NEIGHBORS AND A 2007 Page #43  
pelt ... " ■ " ... have reportedly seen these ... " {All of these written b 2007 Page #47  
w similar characteristics of those seen in N.M. Photos in White Hot folder  2007 Page #49  
"Classic" flying saucers have been seen hQveling over this facility. (Ours  2007 Page #56  
 Therap) Systems, green aliens are seen floating down from their hovering c 2007 Page #62  
seemingly into space. The Earth in seen in the distance with a small flying 2007 Page #67  
'Life Book Talking Tablet' PCs are seen floating in space with their extend 2007 Page #70  
UFOs constantly as a child and had seen one once. I remember that this heig 2007 Page #80  
he office at the time and they had seen what I was doing. I would have love 2007 Page #86  
"' ""'"" 7'Cto 1~000,-..,,._ (ALSO SEEN AT WPAFB HANGAR #4 -1978) ::;~L ... 2007 Page #97  
ar had more wheels than I had ever seen on any aircraft before". The fact t 2007 Page #105  
ard, or whatever, you may not have seen it because the town is lower than t 2007 Page #123  
hen we got back to town, we hadn't seen anything yet. Bue once my dad had g 2007 Page #124  
aloof," do you trunk he might have seen something strange and someone told  2007 Page #125  
1 mean there are big cranes I have seen having to be taken apart, but I hav 2007 Page #126  
o be taken apart, but I have never seen anything completely flatten out the 2007 Page #126  
 the construction equipment I have seen. We felt the rnilitaries prompt app 2007 Page #126  
ters. Several nylon body bags were seen being removed from the area. At 3:3 2007 Page #128  
illagers had been awakened and had seen the whole operation. Early in the m 2007 Page #129  
 a giant explosion created a flash seen over El Paso Texas and a shock-wave 2007 Page #130  
 There were reports of an aircraft seen near the point of explosion . Suspi 2007 Page #130  
 in that a big luminous object was seen falling and was followed by a loud  2007 Page #130  
graphs co see if anything could be seen that would give clues ro chis thing 2007 Page #139  
n the MJ 12 group. And, as we have seen, the word "Blue" has longstanding t 2007 Page #143  
hat he ls looking for. "I've never seen anything like this,-says State. Sen 2007 Page #145  
se shiny, glowing discs were being seen everywhere. 140                     2007 Page #146  
wing, pulsing orange-red light was seen on a hiUside by a nurse headed cowa 2007 Page #149  
" newsletter that discs were being seen all over Australia and even close-u 2007 Page #164  
 no djscernable structure could be seen. The \\~tness opened his window co  2007 Page #165  
nidentified flying object has been seen over Albuc1uerque and that's really 2007 Page #167  
e disc he and his Mom and Aunt had seen "was nor ours" and he figured it ,v 2007 Page #173  
r Force at Kirtland if he had ever seen am· J "strange things" in Coyote Ca 2007 Page #173  
ike anything the Mexicans had ever seen. Soldiers in trucks and jeeps were  2007 Page #186  
 president. The disc shaped object seen by Mateos was similar to the one th 2007 Page #191  
d and neighbor right after she had seen "three flying saucers crossing the  2007 Page #193  
pare; no t) pe of windows could be seen, only a kjnd of darker ring surroun 2007 Page #196  
 reflecting the Sun. They could be seen at great distance, so I took them a 2007 Page #200  
d on the flight or on an explosion seen on the eastern border of Nevada nea 2008 Page #7  
k Maggio, a staff photographer had seen the object. According to the newspa 2008 Page #8  
n a "Lyrid meteor" which are often seen between April 19 and 22. But he had 2008 Page #9  
etween April 19 and 22. But he had seen nothing himself, had heard none of  2008 Page #9  
t reports the trail could still be seen. No radar pick up reported as yet.  2008 Page #9  
turned home he looked as if he had seen a ghost. His face was white and he  2008 Page #13  
les Times reported that the object seen over Reno was traveling to the east 2008 Page #13  
is AFB on the night the object was seen there. He didn't identify himself b 2008 Page #14  
mand was alerted by the fire trail seen at approximately 7:20 p.m. or withi 2008 Page #15  
h I believe were never meant to be seen by anyone other than project office 2008 Page #15  
do we have here? We have an object seen by thousands . ln Utah, it was near 2008 Page #16  
 curious phenomenon was repeatedly seen in the skies over New Mexico: stran 2008 Page #26  
similar description of the objects seen by different persons [ ... ] 11 As  2008 Page #29  
e, of undetermined origins. It was seen by a variety of USAF personnel , wa 2008 Page #31  
the night a red sun-like light was seen through the trees. It moved about a 2008 Page #32  
on November 26, 1979, I would have seen this intriguing headline: UFO~wr(!c 2008 Page #41  
rental house and he claimed he had seen something "oblong with rounded ends 2008 Page #45  
 and then added he believed he had seen "an object, possibly a satellite" a 2008 Page #47  
ugh her field of view and was last seen headed in the direction of Westport 2008 Page #49  
sighting she reported what she had seen to her family. She believed the sig 2008 Page #50  
 Helicopters and small planes were seen routinely day and night in the vici 2008 Page #51  
" She was also aware Don Betts had seen the object descend and crash south  2008 Page #53  
al flights in the area; no exhaust seen. The craft appear dark and don't ha 2008 Page #54  
nity of Grays Harbor. I have never seen a helicopter flying at night where  2008 Page #54  
 numbers on the door. He had never seen military vehicles on the highway be 2008 Page #55  
ober, 1984: a saucer-shaped UFO is seen from Waterloo Bridge in London by n 2008 Page #65  
e releases, the summer of 2008 has seen a massive upsurge in UFO sightings  2008 Page #67  
ass of more routine material: UFOs seen by police officers and pilots, UFOs 2008 Page #68  
lots, UFOs tracked on radar, craft seen performing speeds and maneuvers sig 2008 Page #68  
FORC phone number I had originally seen on a business card under the Plexig 2008 Page #70  
 Control (CSC). An object had been seen over our base and had disappeared o 2008 Page #80  
 to keep quiet about what you have seen." But the two men decided to go bac 2008 Page #83  
tever it was that had earlier been seen in the sky. The event was captured  2008 Page #97  
e heard, a kind of ashen cloud was seen near the horizon which kept getting 2008 Page #98  
on field. (See slide 37.) You have seen Salina's transmittal note on Slide  2008 Page #110  
tween America and the Nazis can be seen by studying the Rockefeller-owned C 2008 Page #128  
han 22,000 by I 990. A person once seen as shy today is said to be sufferin 2008 Page #141  
initiated the Iran-Contra scandal, seen widely as an attempt to start a war 2008 Page #142  
EAR ICBM LAUNCH rACILllY • 91D'UFO SEEN BY HUNDREDS Of PEOPLE OUTSIDE • HOV 2008 Page #150  
 from 1944-1949 . The files I have seen recounts how "Top Secret" intellige 2009 Page #24  
              Crisman may not have seen anything at all at Maury Island. He 2009 Page #31  
cinnati, he told me that Holly had seen the bodies, maintained in an off-li 2009 Page #50  
, her husband told her that he had seen "something strange" twelve years pr 2009 Page #51  
 the realm of anything I have ever seen before or since. I believe the obje 2009 Page #59  
bric. It made no sense. I've never seen anything that had that type of effe 2009 Page #64  
as not of this Earth. Nothing I've seen could come close to what this craft 2009 Page #85  
. A large shining ball or disc was seen hovering above the park. It then la 2009 Page #134  
over the park. A door or hatch was seen to open on the lower half of the ob 2009 Page #135  
d a TV-set on legs." One craft was seen to fly off in the direction of some 2009 Page #136  
UFO visitations , the largest he'd seen in ten years. In December 1989, Yur 2009 Page #137  
eings involved, or why we have not seen or heard of their like since. I am  2009 Page #140  
f:M~".C ct ~c::=.c= • O ■ ?ch=dC:t Seen ':'b ~• O:{r.::=i:co •? ■ Tht ~'="1 2009 Page #141  
ortreil,?r to remaf'., ·1,-e never seen a¥Intng lt,e ttus ,n a!l lhe IWenlY 2009 Page #144  
 out that when flying objects were seen over Sweden, the "high brass" of th 2009 Page #178  
 the objects in question have been seen by many individuals who are what he 2009 Page #178  
conclusion that there were objects seen which somebody in the Government kn 2009 Page #178  

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et enterprise s the world has ever seen-includin g the lnterplanecar: Pheno 2005 Page #123  

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

vious result is that, as knowledge seeps out to contradict the lie, confide 2005 Page #77  

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of a new Department of Defense. He sees this gargantuan job through to comp 2003 Page #86  
gress by hospital officials, never sees his patient again. Reins accompanie 2003 Page #90  
there is a death instinct when one sees the whole mass of people thinking o 2005 Page #102  
an 1947 Reaches military blockade, sees large saucer wtth a transparent dom 2006 Page #26  
eral turning point where humankind sees clearly and undeniably, for the fir 2006 Page #50  
the area of Elk River. Alan Rammer Sees the Other Search Party- The Westpor 2008 Page #55  
everything the American population sees and hears. These media giants-Time  2008 Page #143  

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 The night before he was to do the segment he contacted Chris and backed ou 2004 Page #45  
 weeks later in London, I was. The segment runs about six minutes and will  2004 Page #58  
d Budd if they might do a separate segment on his thoughts about the incide 2004 Page #59  
 Crashed UFO's Unsolved Mysteries, Segment of The Roswell Incident Alien Au 2004 Page #149  
e allowed to use the HoHoman alien segment in the documentary. Like Disney  2004 Page #184  
ing story but let me end the Nixon segment by saying that in a conversation 2004 Page #185  
 FREEZE FR.Ai\ffi END OF VIDEOTAPE SEGMENT # 1 PowerPointFramePosition # 41 2005 Page #68  
PointFramePosition # 41 -Audiotape Segment                                  2005 Page #68  
dly etched in his mind." END AUDIO SEGMENT PowerPointFramePosition # 44 -Au 2005 Page #70  
PointFramePosition # 44 -Audiotape Segment VIDEOTAPE SEGMENT# 2 68 Steve Jo 2005 Page #70  
ed by the FDA, or to that powerful segment of society who tend to mystify b 2005 Page #104  
 who claims to have 17-minute film segment showing a retrieved saucer and f 2006 Page #26  
r 12, 1952. After getting the file segment on microfilm, I reviewed it and  2006 Page #96  
ological Entities (EBEs) Videotape Segment 1: Tom Sheppard, U. S. Navy Chie 2006 Page #157  
xico, in the late 1940s. Videotape Segment 2: "It was probably a couple of  2006 Page #160  
e proved counter productive with a segment of their cuscomers. le is questi 2007 Page #74  
 not incorrect to say that a major segment of today's modem institution s e 2008 Page #144  

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PointFrameP osition # 40 VIDEOTAPE SEGMENT# 1 (5:50) Steve Jones driving va 2005 Page #66  
 # 44 -Audiotape Segment VIDEOTAPE SEGMENT# 2 68 Steve Jones: "I have had a 2005 Page #70  

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al or unusual conditions: if large segments of public and press witness the 2003 Page #175  
gency Plan in the event that large segments of the public and press witness 2003 Page #176  
ke unpredictable reactions in wide segments of society. To head off chaos,  2006 Page #65  
 we exchanged some audio and video segments on UFO shows. At the third visi 2006 Page #205  
rth? \X/har products and marketing segments are the most widely used? Do ot 2007 Page #59  
cross. What products and marketing segments are the most widely used? Just  2007 Page #76  
(5) vs. QD = 27% Ein. Ten specific segments show Einstein correlation with  2008 Page #118  

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tate. From pleasure craft to purse seiners, plenty of vessels plied the Pug 2006 Page #183  

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hi Metals Co., Ltd., and Matsurani Seisakusho Co., Ltd., thanks to the effo 2007 Page #201  

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e was a military nuclear explosion seismic listing post within a relatively 2007 Page #126  
the sky. The event was captured on seismic equipment as far away as Britain 2008 Page #97  

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eet." (3) At 8.38 p.m., the Global Seismology Unit of the Institute of Geol 2006 Page #120  

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.3: Me soots ceme•iii lima Mom me* seivanr ~dared or warriiiial .Negoly .1  2004 Page #19  

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.ly constructed effort to not only seize and sequester grounded UFOs but al 2005 Page #119  

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tary personnel are killed. Records seized by KGB. • 1980: World Health Orga 2006 Page #107  
lysis, only the Campinas metal was seized by the Brazilian militarv and nev 2007 Page #201  
instigated a successful revolt and seized the Russian government for the Bo 2008 Page #125  
 no longer his castle. He could be seized by private individuals , could cl 2008 Page #128  
t of charge; his property could be seized, his verbal and written communica 2008 Page #128  
Government Vesting Order No. 248), seized the shares of Union Banking Corpo 2008 Page #129  
 bank director Prescott Bush. Also seized were Bush's holdings in the Hambu 2008 Page #129  
mber 17, 1942, US authorities also seized the Silesian-American Corporation 2008 Page #129  
and UBC-related client assets were seized under the Trading with the Enemy  2008 Page #129  

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bservation. All four later died of seizures and profuse bleeding. All four  2004 Page #81  
that aU four technicians djed from seizures and profuse bleeding, despite w 2005 Page #126  
bservation. All four later died of seizures and profuse bleeding. All four  2006 Page #104  
ssen family after the initial 1942 seizures. The records also show that Bus 2008 Page #129  

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oRTS.Of WHICH FULLY H"'1.F WtRE AT SEJ\1 IH0ICATl"v "TH.'\T ="r, OP "-LL UF 2009 Page #106  

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3A PROTECTIvE CAVEAT LIAFr DUE 111 SEkS1TIVITY OF INFC, DIRCI NO 15, (U1 TH 2004 Page #21  

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ing George VI in London and oped a sel'rct J\nglo-Amerjcan a news dispatch  2009 Page #181  

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all the way. This happened because seldom used letters like the z got some  2003 Page #179  
rtant stories that the U.S. meclia seldom tel1 us about. 1 know this becaus 2007 Page #34  
and its evaluation or analysis are seldom any longer questioned as legitima 2009 Page #15  

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on Dust. It is a little-known, and seldom-ruscussed, fact that Keyhoe descr 2007 Page #132  

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d like to draw your attention to a seldom-seen series of documents concerni 2004 Page #4  
Three years later, I discovered, a seldom-seen account of the crash was pri 2004 Page #13  

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ration's so-called brain trust — a select group of business leaders who adv 2003 Page #86  
e area surrounding the crash site. Select scientists from TOP 3L0IISE ULTRA 2003 Page #233  
the MUFON Journal sets the stage • Select personnel, security area around c 2004 Page #124  
re being kept in the dark, while a select few of the human power structure  2005 Page #73  
n going for generatio ns, and that select groups have acrueved obscene prof 2005 Page #85  
-essential programming would stop. Select channels would become 24/7 emerge 2006 Page #62  
eered technology in the hands of a select ·.f.f ~=:gfouP. of individuals,_  2007 Page #55  
o depiction). Jack was aUO\\ ed to select chose photographs best suited for 2007 Page #95  
ly vindicated in 1979 by the House Select Committee on Assassinations . The 2009 Page #44  
rg/wiki/Clay_Shaw 41 Report of the Select Commillee on Assassinations of th 2009 Page #47  
 tell me when you find out. A very select group! DO YOU HAVE ANY SPECULATIO 2009 Page #75  

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p://www.archives.gov/research/j fk/select-commi ttee-report /summary .html  2009 Page #47  

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ore than five hundred witnesses in selected UFO cases, chiefly in the unite 2003 Page #13  
at after this event is that he was selected to attend the FBI academy in Qu 2003 Page #32  
 o If initiated by EBEs: locations selected by mutual agreement; if land in 2003 Page #177  
orker Joseph "Truthful" Scully was selected to initiate the tale. Prankster 2004 Page #28  
Aviation Medicine, JRDB. Personnel selected from the Massachusetts Institut 2004 Page #63  
tailed descriptions of aliens, and selected reactions of Einstein. This, of 2004 Page #119  
b and Ryan Wood. Presumably he was selected as the recipient because he cam 2004 Page #127  
 may consider that some people are selected for limited communication with  2005 Page #74  
 for a variety of reasons and that selected military and world governments  2005 Page #120  
arch 4, 1994. Perhaps Berliner was selected to receive this film because th 2005 Page #126  
mount of charge could be varied on selected plates and allow the operator t 2005 Page #174  
rpose of this presentation, I have selected case studies most closely resem 2006 Page #72  
on the immune systems (e.g. HIV on selected T-cells) 6. Selective in action 2006 Page #112  
ront organizations ,. Targeting of selected influential groups ,, Psycholog 2007 Page #20  
Front organizations , Targeting of selected influential groups r Psychologi 2007 Page #21  
e in my opinion. (See slide 17.) 1 selected the first 30 pages (about l/8 o 2008 Page #107  
and in part on open literature. ■I selected the first 30 pages, correspondi 2008 Page #117  
 lL.\CK • BEST UFO CASES- EUROPE • SELECTED STUDIES -) 147                  2008 Page #153  
cations of Harry Ransom as well as selected publications of members of the  2009 Page #14  
riodically brief the President and selected members of the National Securit 2009 Page #18  
 the fears of espionage. Leech was selected to lead the research because he 2009 Page #157  
194 7 states that T.D.J. Leech was selected to lead the project because he  2009 Page #168  
elves to. I noticed the mai I they selected to take was mostly of the natur 2009 Page #179  

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 .... It should be remembered when selecting a cover story that official po 2005 Page #129  
 through the democratic process of selecting national leaders. As far as ex 2008 Page #25  
se process by reviewing the files, selecting cases of potential interest to 2008 Page #61  

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demeyer the rank as ambassador and selection of mission I would regard (in  2003 Page #204  
 intelligence gathering and target selection is not far off. The military i 2008 Page #114  
 of scientifically-applied genetic selection to maintain and improve their  2008 Page #140  
dated November 2, 1959 and (2) the selection of the "annual Quantico confer 2009 Page #13  

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dence, downplay danger and provide selective info about NHI. Alongside mili 2006 Page #63  
 (e.g. HIV on selected T-cells) 6. Selective in action—should be defeated b 2006 Page #112  

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 and began to recover his sense of self, it became necessary to complete th 2003 Page #95  
1996. Most of the explanations are self evident, but the last two deserve a 2003 Page #184  
cience advisor Dr. Jack Gibbons, a self acclaimed UFO skeptic. Gibbons hand 2003 Page #200  
riginated with the Japanese Ground Self Defense Force (GSDF) headquarters a 2004 Page #5  
 relayed to us by the Japanese Air Self Defense Force (JASDF). According to 2004 Page #5  
riginated with the Japanese Ground Self Defense Force (GSDF) headquarters a 2007 Page #139  
 relayed to us by the Japanese Air Self Defense Force (JASDF). According to 2007 Page #139  
its new freedom and is not used to self censorship. I don't disbelieve, but 2009 Page #138  

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, albeit fused and melted when the self- destruct mechanism was activated.  2003 Page #100  
1984. The object was round, white, self- luminous, and with a "tinge of ora 2004 Page #16  
Venus: The Story of Silas Newton" (self- published paper, 1985). 6 Redfern, 2004 Page #223  
1tlnJ: d s ... 'generator would be self- ....II                             2005 Page #18  
"the aircraft fire had effectively self- extinguished before civilian or mi 2006 Page #82  

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strong and the American people are self-confident. .." Yet despite the rema 2004 Page #197  

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dation ") to determine if they are self-consistent in defining the group. T 2009 Page #11  

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mera package. The drone would then self-destruct while the camera was recov 2006 Page #77  

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ir recovery. The drone itself then self-destructed. Technicians attached th 2006 Page #78  

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ther, but this time with a broader self-directed mandate. Karl Pflock and B 2004 Page #215  

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 or obfuscate the truth that is so self-evident everywhere else a reasonabl 2003 Page #211  
ena , intelligence is a simple and self-evident thing. As an activity, it i 2009 Page #15  
f the "resultant knowledge " seems self-evident. The United States, neverth 2009 Page #15  

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mns, as shown on Slide 5, which is self-explanatory. The detailed table is  2004 Page #110  
 attracted me as unusual. They are self-explanatory, and more detail can be 2004 Page #115  
hoaxer. The points in slide 24 are self-explanatory . However , the Wood sc 2008 Page #108  

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nspiracy... everybody has the same self-interest concerns. B. Each country  2006 Page #9  

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ad determined that the film showed self-luminous objects that could not be  2004 Page #104  

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ushed methodically to the brink of self-obliteration by systematically mani 2004 Page #210  

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d on the detection of very subtle, self-organized groups of Charge Density  2003 Page #112  

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 have been flummoxed by voting for self-proclaimed "conservatives" only to  2008 Page #142  

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Between 1978 and 1994, Stringfield self-published a number of well-received 2004 Page #110  
evelations from Beyond the Grave" (self-published paper, 1999); William L.  2004 Page #223  
Between 1978 and 1994, Stringfield self-published seven weU-receiYed Stat11 2005 Page #139  

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ince this package came from S-4 (a self-stated CIA analyst), it could easil 2009 Page #12  

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 a power source, which was simple, self-sustaining and unlimited 208        2004 Page #211  

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al to equip them with the means of selfdefense. Indeed, RPVs could play the 2009 Page #22  

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 whom an unscrupulous person could sell snake-oil as a cure all for the com 2004 Page #215  
e seems to have been at liberty to sell any remaining pictures if he wished 2004 Page #237  
-channel deal- making, willing to "sell out." In the event the NHI are succ 2006 Page #69  
ising industry in their mission co sell us eve~ thing and anything imaginab 2007 Page #59  
s, large and small, know that UFOs sell and need no governmental coaxing to 2007 Page #59  
n ts underuable and !us ability to sell products has not dimmed over the ye 2007 Page #62  
pearhead this company's ability to sell its services, it also reminds the r 2007 Page #67  
t ads of 1992 employed an alien to sell its services. This cute, non-threat 2007 Page #68  
n used a classic image of a UFO to sell their informacion services. They ha 2007 Page #68  
mputer giant NEC used UFOs to help sell their products and services in the  2007 Page #70  
 an advertising industry driven to sell by any means imaginable, and UFOs a 2007 Page #76  
ry and she was able to remodel and sell 15 homes in the Portland area. She  2009 Page #88  

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macy and deal-making. High risk of sell-out and double-cross as some • . in 2006 Page #63  
. Of course, it was also a massive sell-out by professional journalists and 2007 Page #10  

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Assassination Directive Michael E. Sella, M.A., Ph.D. Copyrigh i 2009 Micha 2009 Page #35  

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inal MJ-12. After writing his best selling 1987 book Communion, Whitley Str 2004 Page #194  
ited auc:lience onJy, he set about selling the rights to the fiJm to a wide 2005 Page #146  
lhy space aliens steal our CO\VS." SELLING TO CHILDREN The 1981 film "ET" s 2007 Page #62  
 produced mass maiEng to companies selling products from websites. I was wo 2007 Page #67  
legitimacy or value), and continue selling the ideas until accepted and ins 2008 Page #144  

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tellite" or a toxic spill—whatever sells. Later, we will discuss the point  2003 Page #176  

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o grow, to become — to embrace our selves, others, and the world around us, 2006 Page #194  

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field office is unknown a present. SEM on March 11. 1941 opens FBI office I 2003 Page #32  
Photograph by professor© 1996. The SEM was set in a "back-scattering" confi 2003 Page #105  
s: a scanning electron microscope (SEM), which produces an X-ray fluorescen 2007 Page #199  
cope (SIMS) or Auger analysis. The SEM analysis "showed the sample ro conta 2007 Page #199  

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 UFOs communicated using a form of semaphore or Morse code. The Skinwalker  2006 Page #200  

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ain public morale, civic order and semblance of normal economic function in 2006 Page #64  
ould be essential to maintaining a semblance of public order and hope, and  2006 Page #65  

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GAO report says 0, . netit. ',SAME Semce 7.4.5514111GT044 — HASA Opted to a 2006 Page #32  

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uit that appears to be fire proof (seme of the bodies looked as if they had 2003 Page #236  

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g firsthand testimony from witness Semen Semenov: At breakfast time I was s 2008 Page #99  

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thand testimony from witness Semen Semenov: At breakfast time I was sitting 2008 Page #99  

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 chunk about the size of a brick — semi circular in shape. It was a very sm 2004 Page #94  
 ruts, object placed in large flat semi with tarp. Source helped load crate 2004 Page #116  
e editor, in her hard-to-find book Semi Agmda: The United Stales Go1-m1111m 2005 Page #125  

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n't know if you have ever heard of Semi- Automatic Ground Environment, the  2006 Page #145  

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rain clouds to drive past arid and semi-arid sections, we should be able to 2009 Page #162  

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chinist, said the object which was semi-buried in the ground, and it looked 2003 Page #60  
e 3. Sketch of acorn shaped object semi-buried in the ground in the woods.  2003 Page #64  

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rom Mr. Phillips, who roused me to semi-consciousness with a shout of, "Son 2006 Page #180  

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scription 1 Intact, operational or semi-intact ET aircraft 2 Intact device, 2003 Page #175  

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ould be brought up to date.' ■"Asa semi-official recognition of the extrate 2007 Page #47  

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ing olive-drab vehicles to include semi-vans . He believes they left in the 2008 Page #43  

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\R PHONES & TECH SERVJCES \ itesse Semiconductor Corporatio n placed an ali 2007 Page #69  

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, 1954, only ten days prior to the seminal National Archives' MJ-12 documen 2005 Page #97  

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tions of them in preparation for a seminar I was asked to present to the to 2003 Page #197  
 them - during the preplan= liar a seminar which I was asked to present to  2004 Page #186  
lligent non-human entities. The 26 seminar participants included profession 2006 Page #48  
ared for use by the Defense Policy Seminar of the Defense Studies Program,  2009 Page #24  

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1999, two invitation -only weekend seminars were convened to discuss in a s 2006 Page #48  
oordinator and participant in both seminars, which came to be called the Co 2006 Page #48  
d socially gullible. Mental Health Seminars During November, 1992 I flew wi 2006 Page #198  
nterest in the topic. Several more seminars of this type took place in the  2006 Page #198  
ecturers who participated in those seminars. This is true also for my Defen 2009 Page #25  

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titute of the Parallel World. ICBM Semipalatinsk 151                        2004 Page #154  
 personnel for Reverse Engineering Semipalatinsk • Kurchatov's Nuclear Bomb 2004 Page #163  

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chusetts Democrat elected w in h6o Sen of JOSEPH ?. KEKNEDT, Commission on  2003 Page #236  
 require cooperation of major news sen,;ces (UPI, AP, l\T"YT, etc.) ► 3) f\ 2007 Page #23  
en anything like this,-says State. Sen. Jules Burbach, who has represented  2007 Page #145  
also the former site of Bergen-Bel sen concentration camp. Although a hue a 2008 Page #142  
lls j\s naturl! namlcs." • 178 The sen tense rends: "One nir.ans o( applica 2009 Page #184  

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gated by the members of a House of Senate committee. Let them put their rec 2003 Page #195  
rogated by members of the House or Senate Committees. Let them put their re 2004 Page #177  
academy, court of law, congress or senate on thjs earth has the knowledge o 2005 Page #94  
8 September 1947-the day after the Senate confirmed James V. Forrestal as t 2008 Page #25  
ed as President Pro Tempore of the Senate, third in line of succession to t 2008 Page #132  
to the Presidency, and chaired the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations. S 2008 Page #132  
denberg Resolution," passed by the Senate in 1948, paved the way for mutual 2008 Page #132  
on B. Johnson who, speaking to the Senate Democratic Caucus on January 7, 1 2008 Page #134  

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    UFO Crash Retrieval Conference Senator Barry Goldwater “I made an effor 2003 Page #8  
 good friend of Harry Truman, then Senator Truman. Besides being a Baptist  2003 Page #34  
• Royall • Col. John•J L Sullivan• Senator Vandenberg • Eisenhower• Smith • 2003 Page #154  
Archives Truman Meets With N. Mex. Senator November 14-16.2003 Las Vegas. C 2003 Page #155  
947 , Truman meets with New Mexico Senator Carl A. Hatch. • Why? • Odd time 2003 Page #155  
 Reagan made a campaign speech for Senator 194                              2003 Page #198  
eve it in part because men such as Senator Barry Goldwater, Mercury Seven A 2004 Page #132  
n recovered, with the exception of Senator Barry Goldwater, who merely went 2004 Page #132  
ncident was "Above Top Secret," as Senator Barry Goldwater indicated in let 2004 Page #141  
ad to get something off his chest. Senator Barry Goldwater, in several of h 2004 Page #144  
? As I stated previously, the late Senator Barry Goldwater of Arizona encou 2004 Page #146  
 his correspondence on the matter. Senator Barry Goldwater on March 28, 197 2004 Page #146  
LETTERS March 28, 1975 letter from Senator Barry Goldwater to Shlomo Arnon  2004 Page #149  
o Arnon April 11, 1979 letter from Senator Barry Goldwater to Lee M. Graham 2004 Page #149  
raham October 19, 1981 letter from Senator Barry Goldwater to Lee M. Graham 2004 Page #149  
. Graham June 13, 1983 letter from Senator Jake Gam to Lee M. Graham June 2 2004 Page #149  
. Graham June 20, 1983 letter from Senator Barry Goldwater to William S. St 2004 Page #149  
n July 26, 1994 letter from former Senator Barry Goldwater to Kent Jeffrey  2004 Page #149  
d at Wright Patterson — W.P.) that Senator 243                              2004 Page #246  
eral statements from the late U.S. Senator Barry Goldwater. In addition to  2005 Page #79  
t also crashed UFOs. In 1992, U.S. Senator Jeff Bingaman wrote the Air Forc 2005 Page #141  
 FLY. The Air Force replied co the Senator emphatically: 139                2005 Page #141  
h evidence, the Air Force wrote to Senator Bingaman to correct the record.  2005 Page #142  
m in Russia. Another supporter was Senator Elihu Root, attorney for Federal 2008 Page #125  
ose relative to the powerful U.S . Senator Arthur Vandenberg , who served a 2008 Page #132  
te Committee on Foreign Relations. Senator Vandenberg also participated in  2008 Page #132  
ted Nations. In January, 1945, the senator made headlines by announcing his 2008 Page #132  
ress . Tarpley added, "Both he and Senator Joseph McCarthy received volumes 2008 Page #141  

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publicity. He began writing to his Senators, media oulets, even President R 2003 Page #144  
ng him from writing to and calling Senators Harrison Schmidt and Pete Domen 2003 Page #150  
e on to the Pentagon and his State Senators, who didn't know what to make o 2003 Page #150  

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fully. We appeal to all viewers to send us details of strange flying craft  2003 Page #12  
nst documents, inspect for damage; send on quickly by covered transport wit 2003 Page #177  
 purpose of having a good place to send the EBEs recovered. Slide 54 shows  2003 Page #183  
 evidenced in his July 2, memo, to send Wedemeyer on a trip to China. Twini 2003 Page #208  
 early in July 4 - 7 and decide to send Twining to NM? Did Ike say to Georg 2003 Page #209  
Did Eisenhower write the Directive send it to Marshall with a note that sai 2003 Page #209  
yer directive and when you're done send a copy along for the President to s 2003 Page #209  
ND MISSION (DR) that ciC*team SAID SEND MiStatEd release AS STORY And said  2004 Page #229  
AS STORY And said (G) ****Day **** SEND ***TIONS RecovEr IS ORDER AEC ***** 2004 Page #229  
ER AEC ***** (MN) ** * weabl* SAID SEND MISTATED MEANING OF STORY AND THINK 2004 Page #229  
 BALLOONS WOULD MAKE (DR)they next SEND OUT is OF WEATHER BALLOONS would fa 2004 Page #229  
 of San Augustin). He (Ramey) will send a crew out from the 509th at Roswel 2004 Page #230  
at FWAAF. So did the Star Telegram send out a further reporter or photograp 2004 Page #237  
ire at their UFOs or mother ship ■ Send a nuclear armed probe at Phobos on  2005 Page #10  
ar armed probe at Phobos on Mars ■ Send an electromagnetic probe at the moo 2005 Page #10  
pecial Fire Brigade was ordered to send a garrison co the place under comma 2005 Page #31  
 White House response asked him to send such communications to the Air Forc 2005 Page #96  
e, because it takes less energy to send signals than to travel, that nobody 2006 Page #11  
              Scenarios of Contact send intelligible greetings and offers o 2006 Page #60  
urrent and one former resident and send them more detailed maps of the area 2006 Page #80  
ir experiences. I was also able to send them information, give them book li 2006 Page #205  
ump point for people to be able to send our data from and make it anonymous 2007 Page #83  
f the mail my mom had attempted to send during the long ordeal came back un 2007 Page #125  
 International Affairs Division to send the sample to Dr. Lawrence A. Taylo 2007 Page #197  
 Studies in Princeton and had them send him 21 documents prepared by Einste 2008 Page #106  
 should deci.ae in the future ::.o send explorers to lay claim co it). It w 2008 Page #113  
appear that have the capability to send down what I would say would be lase 2009 Page #75  
e might have information and would send it so that the research into her st 2009 Page #94  

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r of 3- D glasses. The cover was a send-up of the supermarket tabloid, The  2007 Page #67  

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start. For a. wassail aoreoseo, a *senders 0501 The datre- *haw surnnanses  2006 Page #35  

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her apparently had fun all evening sending people the wrong way. The Questi 2003 Page #67  
broken by this action. I recommend sending it to my address at 1727 Candles 2003 Page #179  
ve had in mind the desirability of sending Lieutenant General Vfedemeyer to 2003 Page #224  
ve had ia mind th* desirability of sending Lieutenant General Wedeaeyer to  2003 Page #228  
nd the probable desirability —• of sending Wedemeyer to China with e few as 2003 Page #230  
YMETOMS HAVE BEEN REPORTED. WE ARE SENDING BACK SOME DOCTORS TO ACTUALLY EV 2004 Page #24  
re where humanity is dying out and sending beings in craft back through tim 2008 Page #95  
's note At my father's request I'm sending this trial package. Like my fath 2008 Page #115  

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 visit to Brazil, President Truman sends a message from the Battleship Miss 2003 Page #87  
 wall of his room. The White House sends Sidney Souers, the first Secretary 2003 Page #90  
 was used with me was "the general sends his regards". I didn't know if the 2006 Page #20  
er I left the Foundation and still sends a Christmas card every year! Physi 2006 Page #206  

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omb Blast, January 1996 Concerns a senes of "mysterious explosions" Origina 2003 Page #163  

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Professor of atmospheric sciences, senior physicist - quoted in UFOs: a Sci 2003 Page #13  
triguing revelations. Bryan Gresh, Senior Vice-President of Altamira Commun 2004 Page #15  
appeared next to the craft. Soon a senior officer stepped through the circl 2004 Page #48  
eing the lead man at the time, the senior man, and there lay the disk out o 2004 Page #72  
 USAIDS. 13. In the opinion of the senior Atomic Energy Commission medical  2004 Page #81  
l witnesses — such as Jesse Marcel Senior and Lewis Rickett, who was Sherid 2004 Page #142  
 briefing was given by George Bush senior who told him that if he wanted th 2004 Page #185  
an individual who once held a very senior position in the U.S. Department o 2005 Page #83  
d November 21, 1950-Wilbert Smith, senior radio engineer for the Canadian D 2005 Page #128  
ol officer John Wallis, Lockheed's senior flight test engineer for the D-21 2006 Page #78  
ual UFO Crash Retrieval Conference SENIOR TREND (Article 792) The Lockheed  2006 Page #81  
) The Lockheed F-11 7A, code named SENIOR TREND, was the first combat aircr 2006 Page #81  
s view: "13. In the opinion of the senior AEC medical officer, current medi 2006 Page #105  
 journalists, Dr. Roy Lilwall, the Senior Scientific Officer at the Institu 2006 Page #120  
hat was going on. And they are all senior citizens now and hopefully some o 2006 Page #150  
prgyer. As we finished, one of our senior officials burst into the room. Ho 2006 Page #167  
oswell? The Air Force scrambled. A senior official burst in asking permissi 2006 Page #168  
;-;,·' . Anonymous private leaks ■ Senior government scientist: Confinnatio 2007 Page #55  
at deep, deep levels of secrecy. ■ Senior business executive: interviewed 4 2007 Page #55  
okan (retired Lockheed Skunk Works senior propulsion systems engineer) who  2007 Page #115  
, and co discribuce them to ocher, senior sources within che Intelligence c 2007 Page #137  
hat they were only seeing stars, a senior officer went outside to see for h 2008 Page #31  
 witness testimony suggesting that senior personnel at Fort Detrick, Maryla 2008 Page #37  
blossomin g in the Reagan and Bush Senior years." He was referring to neo-c 2008 Page #142  
ECENTRALUl:D COMAi AND & CONTROL • Senior Officiah M.any Letured Agencies - 2008 Page #150  
 the "Father of the H-Bomb," was a Senior research Fellow at the Hoover Ins 2009 Page #9  
st as they demand tight central ey senior policy makers. Too lillle serious 2009 Page #12  
tems demand the close attention of senior??? policy makers. Too little atte 2009 Page #24  
p had occurred with the backing of senior CIA officials and MJ-12. Presiden 2009 Page #35  
ilbert Smith who at the time was a senior radio engineer with the Canadian  2009 Page #36  
sassination directive. In case any senior U.S. official did not cooperate w 2009 Page #42  
, a more compelling reason for why senior ClA officials wanted Kennedy's re 2009 Page #45  
                                   senior CIA and other unknown officials i 2009 Page #46  
ed on 2 November 2005 by a retired senior official within the US Defense In 2009 Page #52  
 the RAF Woodbridge East Gate with Senior Aim1an, Wendell Palmer. SLIDE# 20 2009 Page #81  
pany before taking a position as a Senior Marine Biologist at the Scripps I 2009 Page #164  
 California in 1974, he became the Senior Technical Director of Ocean Data  2009 Page #164  
 that Leech would be assisted by a senior group comprising of Professor Sno 2009 Page #165  
bined with the many suggestions by senior officers, resulted in changes of  2009 Page #166  
ributions." would be assisted by a senior group comprising Professor Snodgr 2009 Page #173  

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ral [\v'illiam] Odom's door as his senior-aide when Odom was NSA head [from 2007 Page #135  

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t Qsaidec14 wags rn the .11essonat Senn — GP !ranch ma.010 otoreres the WC  2006 Page #35  
EASON ~ TOM'S SHELL S11/t Clfsh nr Senn! C,cdir ...,.. ARM9 ,._, LEG 9 - AR 2008 Page #152  

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der Dr. Vannevar Bush. The two had senred on ocher scientific committees to 2007 Page #75  

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:Stigation ,LA. Times •Sanr,1 Cruz Senrind ~Sdra c ogt, N t"o\,\"S -Fol and 2009 Page #194  

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perienced as a warming or tingling sensation. An individual with a naturall 2005 Page #90  
xperiencing some dizziness, or the sensation of some pressure in the head.  2005 Page #90  

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ish an extensive report until some sensational facts have been discussed wi 2004 Page #13  
 no doubt whatsoever that the most sensational allegation is that, three ni 2006 Page #121  
i1cir escabLishes a reputation for sensational UFO-related new coverage. i\ 2007 Page #27  

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s of civilian UFO organizations to sensationalize and inflame public opinio 2009 Page #25  

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od luck. An important though often sensationalized aspect of Larry Warren's 2004 Page #51  

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ss of appetite • Ceaseless burning sensations in the eyes, • Cutaneous lesi 2006 Page #109  

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hat other words would fit and make sense. The fact that in Part V the autho 2003 Page #28  
ome idea of who this man was and a sense of the gravity of the situation he 2003 Page #85  
Navy and Defense Secretary. Common sense suggests that for anyone concerned 2003 Page #95  
 stronger and began to recover his sense of self, it became necessary to co 2003 Page #95  
 to keep it under wraps makes more sense. Most "unauthorized citizens" who  2003 Page #151  
o be evaluated in terms of “common sense. ” 11/8/2003 Special Operations Mm 2003 Page #177  
ly, although I think it would make sense if we would end the sham that none 2003 Page #187  
t. This case is significant in the sense that there are numerous people who 2004 Page #16  
 test: perfect air. It don't makes sense mate. They were put in there for w 2004 Page #52  
his part of his story, it makes no sense that he would say that he received 2004 Page #98  
s even from unreasonable people. I sense two layers of skepticism on this t 2004 Page #121  
ere is no doubt that it was common sense to make sure that our enemies or p 2004 Page #123  
ments by Bessie Brazel, one gets a sense of why the government has felt com 2004 Page #138  
e. But again my partner had enough sense to say "Hey! We were invited by Mr 2004 Page #183  
at sometimes causes us to lose our sense of focus, our center, our concentr 2004 Page #197  
seriously "\Vorded, and the common sense interpretation of many of these re 2005 Page #77  
in both the figurative and literal sense of the word. A limjred release of  2005 Page #85  
his (explanation) will awaken your sense of skepticism , so that you will n 2005 Page #92  
er a "unit" in the formal military sense ... and may not even have had any  2005 Page #123  
her IPU was a unit in the military sense can be further assessed from two l 2005 Page #124  
ove, however, are important in the sense that they demonstrate when it come 2005 Page #134  
overseas areas. It certainly makes sense chat the Air Force would recover f 2005 Page #141  
ing from forward engineering? In a sense most engineering scans as reverse  2005 Page #163  
n the original inspired work. In a sense, the arguments against reverse eng 2005 Page #163  
cating that Betty's star map makes sense and provides information not previ 2006 Page #4  
nied by a comment that it makes no sense that a sophisticated vehicle comin 2006 Page #10  
: 1. the form of the entity 2. our sense of its origin and purpose in comin 2006 Page #53  
 it extraterrestrial in the common sense, i.e. a physical being from anothe 2006 Page #53  
t be an immediate and unmistakable sense of brotherhood, clear communicatio 2006 Page #54  
 might subside rather quickly. The sense of familiarity will mask, for many 2006 Page #58  
 human institutions that provide a sense of comfort and belonging. The NHI  2006 Page #60  
Despite terror, there I would be a sense of hope based on NHI familiarity.  2006 Page #62  
familiarity. There would also be a sense of social solidarity across all et 2006 Page #62  
n the here-and-now and give them a sense of purpose. Science Business The s 2006 Page #65  
 works against effective response. Sense of foreboding could erode public m 2006 Page #69  
es. They are also sporadic, in the sense that there are also cases in which 2006 Page #115  
g project would have made a lot of sense. Get big choppers, make them as si 2006 Page #116  
up. The thing that didn't make any sense was there were too many units invo 2006 Page #148  
cal entities.' 'I guess that makes sense.' Then we had a conversation and i 2006 Page #162  
aging" argument does not make much sense. Fortunately one does not need to  2006 Page #178  
 (UFOs)." And, with an indefinable sense of awe, I sat glued to the televis 2006 Page #182  
l thjnk this makes a great deal of sense. But let's get back to merua rusto 2007 Page #12  
 surrounding desert landscape, the sense of isolation, and the realization  2007 Page #192  
f the event was uncertain. In this sense the Bogota case has some similarit 2007 Page #200  
henomenon , including bolides make sense. True, it would be unusual to have 2008 Page #14  
ated the Helicopter Theory made no sense, and he also added anything that b 2008 Page #54  
d her. It may be also possible her sense of time was altered by the intensi 2008 Page #59  
 automobile crashes who describe a sense of slow motion when they are inten 2008 Page #59  
tly investigated in any meaningful sense of the word and most sightings eli 2008 Page #63  
al letter!) because in a very real sense, disclosure is precisely what the  2008 Page #69  
ached the object. There was also a sense of slowness, like time itself was  2008 Page #81  
 the vertical p_ane in its fullest sense. Attack no longer comes from an ex 2008 Page #114  
fense installations. "Ilgner has a sense of humor," noted author Higham. "H 2008 Page #132  
oes this steadfast insistence make sense." Who is orchestrating the launche 2008 Page #136  
.'\'.PRESSED AR£TOTALL\' l\f\' OWN SENSE OF HUMOR A DAY JOB, OR INDEPENDENT 2008 Page #146  
 war and peace, must rest. In this sense, the overwhelming importance of UF 2009 Page #15  
ny given development , we lose our sense of proportion: we then enter the r 2009 Page #20  
he actual craft fabric. It made no sense. I've never seen anything that had 2009 Page #64  
ogated. That just doesn't make any sense to me. The third night, December 2 2009 Page #79  
le to him at home. I never had the sense that our mail was interfered with  2009 Page #139  
These would form a gas in the same sense as poison war gases. Most of the l 2009 Page #158  
unter-espionage purposes, it makes sense that higher authorities would not  2009 Page #178  
s!n· would form a gas io the sa.m~ sense glc beam or s:or!ight bu; ·J,ere I 2009 Page #182  
1,,·ouJrl forrn a gas in the so.mP sense us poif-ion ga~es. Mo.o;t oi the l 2009 Page #184  

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and what they say. Len Stringfield sensed that the large numbers of people  2004 Page #106  
vibration that diver Richard Burke sensed? Might that again point toward a  2006 Page #192  

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OCl\.1.NG FORCE WAS nns GUY: James Sensenbrenner (A-WI) Then-Ch airman Hous 2008 Page #154  

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

ht and frightened almost out of my senses. I should have left the place at  2004 Page #32  
 was thrown a few yards. I lost my senses for a moment, but then my wife ra 2008 Page #100  

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

rom these implications, in turn, a sensible view of contact-management stra 2006 Page #50  
 alien pathogens has always been a sensible worry, and there have been seve 2006 Page #101  
ords or have you got a clean slate sensible family around ) ou? GM: Yeah th 2007 Page #82  
if you hack overseas. GM: It seems sensible but I wasn't reall) aware of th 2007 Page #89  

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have an interest in the UFO topic, sensing intuitively that the government  2004 Page #121  

Word: "sensitive", 40 instance(s) (Back to Top)

s his questions kept him away from sensitive projects at Kirtland, or sent  2003 Page #148  
es flying over the Base, and other sensitive areas. Thus equipped, the Air  2003 Page #148  
• Is there any doubt it is a super sensitive topic?CAUS Lawsuit - TS UMBRA  2003 Page #163  
blacked out, as if it was still so sensitive they didn't want to touch the  2003 Page #183  
is event was one still considered "sensitive" by U.S. authorities. Neverthe 2004 Page #6  
r samples he studied using "highly sensitive" equipment had "properties and 2004 Page #30  
: Map of radar sites A triangle of sensitive geographic areas and three sec 2004 Page #71  
y prior to 1970. Due to the highly sensitive nature of the information, and 2004 Page #74  
ortland, Oregon The subject was so sensitive, he told me, because the Unite 2004 Page #79  
s off the trail. He also described sensitive military procedures by which t 2004 Page #142  
Force Base in Washington and other sensitive locations, such as Los Alamos  2004 Page #142  
 documents that are now deemed too sensitive for our consumption — and unle 2004 Page #148  
secret files and take inventory of sensitive files that would connect MJ-12 2004 Page #248  
 describe disturbing violations of sensitive air space by objects that did  2005 Page #73  
ds and the release of ufologically sensitive information . In the United St 2005 Page #84  
aw energy that could overwhelm the sensitive instrumentation and navigation 2005 Page #121  
l UFO topic, so CI files or highly sensitive disinformation files would nev 2005 Page #124  
r, have malfunctioned and crashed. Sensitive electronic systems, when expos 2005 Page #161  
 technology could have vulnerable, sensitive systems, especially when opera 2005 Page #161  
eapons that incorporated what were sensitive technologies at the time the a 2006 Page #86  
o liked to prove he could get into sensitive areas that were off limits. Ho 2006 Page #157  
2 or some super-classified, highly sensitive piece of equipment that the go 2006 Page #191  
 .. ■TopSecret ·-.·.·. ■ Top Seaet Sensitive Compartmented Information (TS- 2007 Page #52  
d . ■ In an emergency situation, a sensitive Deep Black Program XlUld be re 2007 Page #55  
a to go looking for harder to find sensitive UFO information on the in cern 2007 Page #85  
the Green Fireball penetrations of sensitive installations such as Los Alam 2008 Page #29  
le to believe that over-flights of sensitive installations engaged in secre 2008 Page #37  
he most recent document. Some more sensitive files were withheld for longer 2008 Page #61  
ot classified at all, representing sensitive information at the time. TC is 2008 Page #104  
bers to three of the nation's most sensitive officesSecretary of State Alex 2008 Page #142  
wing: A cover page (top secret UFO Sensitive Area with the CIA logo), a sec 2009 Page #8  
ons system was being deployed over sensitive defense and research establish 2009 Page #17  
agencies to declassify and release sensitive documents on intelligence and  2009 Page #25  
hat allow the Director to disclose sensitive intelligence matters related t 2009 Page #25  
UTIVE BRIEFING DOCUMENT CONTAINING SENSITIVE INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION WHOSE 2009 Page #26  
pertinent data on some of the more sensitive aspects of MJ-12 activities ." 2009 Page #38  
am from gaining access to the most sensitive UFO files possessed by the CIA 2009 Page #40  
sian, a code name for a project so sensitive that she was only allowed to w 2009 Page #91  
o home tonight. Cause it is highly sensitive. "And so I stayed there until  2009 Page #93  
 conducted and that she did handle sensitive material as part of her duties 2009 Page #95  

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

tal Proof of Keen UFO Interest and Sensitivity Ryan Wood Document Sources • 2003 Page #153  
spread far and wide, but the media sensitivity, either engineered by a long 2004 Page #253  
t allowed (to talk) because of the sensitivity, I guess, to talk about it." 2006 Page #148  

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

ck ■ SecDef can "waive· especially sensitiv~ USAPs. ■ Exempt from standard  2007 Page #52  

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ion ]NFlCON. The ad promoted their Sensor Integration and Anal;-sis System, 2007 Page #69  

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s Director of Biophysical Research Sensors, Inc. in Ann Arbor. Levengood ho 2003 Page #111  
dar sets, cameras, electromagnetic sensors, and other instrumentation. Sure 2006 Page #9  
r "stealthy" to radar and infrared sensors. Developed as a clandestine "bla 2006 Page #81  
pter strike equipped with infrared sensors was employed. This is very stran 2007 Page #130  

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 National Security Memorandum #271 Sent to James Webb, Administrator, NASA  2003 Page #6  
htenment on this subject. ” Letter sent as a congressmen to the chairman of 2003 Page #6  
men. The counter-intelligence team sent out to do clean-up at the crash sit 2003 Page #42  
 the shoe material. Questions were sent to over thirty shoe companies regar 2003 Page #48  
ogeneous) The laboratory scientist sent with his report a description of ho 2003 Page #50  
erious orange flash in the sky has sent a great many people rushing to thei 2003 Page #53  
) and is insistent that someone be sent over to check for a bug (listening  2003 Page #90  
e piece. Figure 1. Aluminum pieces sent by anonymous South Carolina source  2003 Page #97  
was a member of the Retrieval Team sent to the crash site just after the in 2003 Page #97  
e among a large batch subsequently sent to Wright- Patterson AFB in Ohio fr 2003 Page #98  
nce and isolation. The bodies were sent to the Wright-Patterson AFB for dis 2003 Page #99  
nference At least the metal pieces sent by the South Carolina writer were h 2003 Page #100  
ght along with the spacecraft were sent to Norton Air Force Base in Califor 2003 Page #102  
e ongoing reports on the samples I sent your way. I noted that the Research 2003 Page #103  
aterial that matched the fragments sent by the South Carolina source. The m 2003 Page #109  
 supper. Aliens created humans and sent Jesus around later to keep us in li 2003 Page #142  
sensitive projects at Kirtland, or sent him on wild goose chases, the agenc 2003 Page #148  
d Doty and Bennewitz unfortunately sent these on to the Pentagon and his St 2003 Page #150  
h drafted in Marshall's office and sent to the President for signature toge 2003 Page #203  
ed the annotations to the memo and sent it back to Sec. of State. Therefore 2003 Page #204  
resident signed the directives and sent them back to Marshall. The Marshall 2003 Page #208  
 1947. Could it be that Eisenhower sent Marshall his directive to Twining a 2003 Page #210  
ng The "Emulation" Both memos were sent to the President and signed with th 2003 Page #211  
0 September 1960, a TWX report was sent to the Pacific Air Forces on a sigh 2004 Page #5  
formed a long space voyage. It was sent for analysis to the Pentagon and di 2004 Page #14  
MERICAN EMBASSY, You KNOW. WE RAVE SENT IT TO THE BRITISH ZMBASSY, WE RAVE  2004 Page #24  
IT TO THE BRITISH ZMBASSY, WE RAVE SENT IT UNCLASSIF/E0                     2004 Page #24  
 wait for a vehicle that was being sent to pick him up. That truck was soon 2004 Page #47  
 got him back, snapped him out and sent him home, like a lot of other guys. 2004 Page #50  
 a perfect triangle. • Someone was sent to take radioactivity readings of t 2004 Page #56  
ield. The excuse was that messages sent from the Roswell base in 1947 had s 2004 Page #61  
ed bombs and other suicide weapons sent against the U.S. in the Pacific. Th 2004 Page #66  
 Patterson historian" that "Truman sent out award letters to the Wright Pat 2004 Page #85  
26, 1956 letter that Wilbert Smith sent to Dan Fry, one of the key reasons  2004 Page #88  
all the UFO hardware that had been sent to his father by American officials 2004 Page #93  
 small UFO hardware that was being sent from the states for analysis. Art B 2004 Page #94  
 in 1970. Shortly thereafter Moore sent the UFO piece — and a gelatin-like  2004 Page #102  
BI reported what they had seen and sent it off to the Air Force. The White  2004 Page #103  
o the Knowles information and then sent it off to the Secret Service. Lots  2004 Page #103  
Robertson Panel Report when it was sent to the White House in 1953. What ha 2004 Page #103  
er UFOs were reported to have been sent by rail. In any case, not all of th 2004 Page #129  
intelligence officer who was first sent to the debris field to investigate  2004 Page #132  
ng officer, Colonel Blanchard, had sent him to a ranch 131                  2004 Page #134  
resident, I wrote him a letter and sent him our film, plus tapes of witness 2004 Page #140  
t of the Blue Book system and were sent to Ft. Bellevoir rather than Wright 2004 Page #141  
ch the real debris was immediately sent to Andrews Air Force Base in Washin 2004 Page #142  
rs later, soldiers would have been sent to retrieve the debris of Project M 2004 Page #143  
 doctors of physical sciences were sent to camps. • Nobel Laureate • Work o 2004 Page #159  
 II • . Government organs are then sent forth, first consisting of the loca 2004 Page #169  
owed to read them before they were sent to the House Science and Technology 2004 Page #187  
cience and Technology Division and sent to the Science and Technology Commi 2004 Page #187  
se of Representatives, who in turn sent it to the President. In this report 2004 Page #187  
ree months later Casper Weinberger sent a telegram relieving both Scott and 2004 Page #193  
 ****ESSOR ON THE "DISK" MUST HAVE SENT TO LOS ALAMOS A*****D Line5 ****URG 2004 Page #228  
 ****ESSOR ON THE "DISK" MUST HAVE SENT TO LOS ALAMOS A*****D. (B) **SS** O 2004 Page #229  
(B) **SS** ON THE "DISK" MUST*HAVE SENT *o *A* AM**A********D (C) ****ESSOR 2004 Page #229  
 ****essor on the "disk" must have sent to Los Alamos a*****d. **** urgent  2004 Page #230  
 us? We have a message, presumably sent to Gen. Hoyt Vandenberg, which desc 2004 Page #230  
that Gen. Ramey believed should be sent directly to Los Alamos laboratory f 2004 Page #230  
ting to this matter, the photo was sent to a national-level organization fo 2004 Page #230  
lot seeks asylum with MIG ■ MIG is sent to Foreign Technology (AF) ■ Dissem 2005 Page #5  
embled, understood ■ Mystery parts sent to appropriate contractor: what is  2005 Page #5  
ported from Jardim Andere. The ESA sent off a military truck with two soldi 2005 Page #31  
 co have the tumor removed and was sent back home. On February 10, Chereze  2005 Page #33  
in his back and high fever and was sent to Hospital Born Pastor, where he w 2005 Page #33  
parent reason. Their entrails were sent to Belo Horizonte, the State's capi 2005 Page #34  
uthorization. On April 5, Thompson sent me a note which stated briefly: 'Th 2005 Page #42  
onel and security detachm ent were sent to greet it. A "short and stock-y"  2005 Page #78  
ffair In late December 1940, Reich sent a carefully worded letter about his 2005 Page #91  
uestionnaire. In March 1954, Reich sent a copy of his survey on UFOs to the 2005 Page #95  
ns of, and concerns about UFOs was sent to the Director of the Central Inte 2005 Page #96  
ude on July 27, 1955, when Douglas sent a telegram to Moise inviting furthe 2005 Page #98  
me months prior to trus, Reich had sent Eisenhower a copy of rus paper docu 2005 Page #101  
formed a long space voyage. Ir was sent for analysis to the Pentagon and ru 2005 Page #133  
est of Santi.JJj's company, he was sent the film and he transferred it to v 2005 Page #148  
ila said to Faustino, "I have been sent here by the United States Army to g 2005 Page #156  
top leve: • 1978 Two C:hilean F-5s sent from Cerro Morena AFB and -square c 2006 Page #28  
vered in late 1960s, an expert was sent from Ft. Detrick and Walter Reed, w 2006 Page #108  
dicated on the R and D of what was sent to Ft. Detrick from the bodies of t 2006 Page #108  
quite credible: • The samples were sent to Ft. Detrick in 1947 • The virus  2006 Page #112  
lowing extract taken from a letter sent to the Wrexham Leader newspaper: "R 2006 Page #121  
one day of this taking place. They sent us a photograph that showed a white 2006 Page #129  
 Douglas in July 1993. It was also sent to a number of British UFO investig 2006 Page #133  
ner/operator based in Michigan. He sent me an email that outlined informati 2006 Page #150  
ss" of all the armed services) had sent a warning to U. S. forces commander 2006 Page #165  
s approaching. Fighter planes were sent up to reconnoiter and alerts were f 2006 Page #168  
his could have been because Lovett sent a courier to inform Truman.) An unp 2006 Page #168  
d he was called to active duty and sent to Korea as a fighter pilot. This c 2006 Page #176  
l alert to counterintelligence was sent out on December 7, and the FBI lear 2006 Page #177  
e of the red dirt or film is later sent to the University of Washington for 2006 Page #187  
as showing very similar events and sent the NIDS team in to investigate. My 2006 Page #200  
n Mars. 13 The Foundation had been sent a copy by the author, McDaniels. Th 2006 Page #205  
nce company called Visual Insights sent out an expensively produced mass ma 2007 Page #67  
erman aeronaucical engineers ,vere sent to \Xlhite Sands Missile Range unde 2007 Page #111  
ted States. Dr. Richard Miethe was sent to Fort Bliss, and later worked at  2007 Page #111  
 had crashed. A piece of metal was sent co the Space Research Institute in  2007 Page #129  
0 September 1960, a TWX report was sent to the Pacific Air Forces on a sigh 2007 Page #139  
ictured here on far left. Paul was sent for basic training at Ft. Leonard W 2007 Page #172  
 the office of Con-eio Poplflarand sent 3"1 Sgt. Nelson Bandeira to collect 2007 Page #194  
 the second and third samples were sent by Fontes ro the Aerial Phenomena R 2007 Page #195  
9, Dunn wrote that "the sample you sent ... for identification does not app 2007 Page #196  
ters in Washington, DC. Dr. Taylor sent a copy of his analysis on May 24, 1 2007 Page #197  
 desired. Investigators were later sent to Utah twice where there was a pos 2008 Page #7  
ligence Spot Report was reportedly sent to the headquarters of the National 2008 Page #29  
        UFO researcher Robert Todd sent Freedom of lnfomrntion Act requests 2008 Page #30  
I wrote an introductory letter and sent it via the Maryland Chiefs of Polic 2008 Page #45  
ssociation. An executive secretary sent the letter to him. Either somehow h 2008 Page #45  
 Rammer, a professional biologist, sent a letter in response to the Aberdee 2008 Page #55  
ditional personnel could have been sent from the nuclear submarin e base at 2008 Page #60  
re and might be either destroyed , sent to MoD records management divisions 2008 Page #62  
oD records management divisions or sent to the Public Records Office (now r 2008 Page #62  
 where a spectacular UFO photo was sent to the MoD. It was on my office wal 2008 Page #67  
hinks he activated technology that sent light containing binary code commun 2008 Page #94  
er Briefing Document. It was being sent to only MJ-2 through 7, not the res 2008 Page #109  
s~cd that the MJ-12 Dlrcctivco Ix, sent to yo, .ind hop~fullj·, be dissea:i 2008 Page #121  
r for control of Manchuria and had sent his emissary Geo roe , ::, Kennan,  2008 Page #125  
 retaliate for this attack, Hitler sent his tanks into Poland, then the Low 2008 Page #128  
became a separate service, Twining sent a letter to chief of staff of the A 2008 Page #132  
attorney James Stewart Martin, was sent to U.S. Military Command in London  2008 Page #137  
einrich Himmler. Dulles constantly sent intelligence reports to Washington  2008 Page #138  
the meetings on the fireballs were sent directly to Project Grudge, thereby 2009 Page #9  
FO's are or could be space weapons sent here to be deployed for either pass 2009 Page #16  
ructed by an advanced civilization sent here to not only observe, but inter 2009 Page #16  
 feasibility in a laboratory which sent shock waves through the scientific  2009 Page #20  
te it. Later, the Air Force itself sent in two investigators as well, and t 2009 Page #29  
eless , when the Air Force finally sent its two investigators, it was Crism 2009 Page #31  
teresting fact -one of our members sent a copy of one of the current TV ser 2009 Page #32  
ted July 14, 1954, is a Memorandum sent by President Eisenhower's National  2009 Page #35  
 test facility. The entry crew was sent to Facility X to undergo medical ex 2009 Page #53  
) "The object stopped overhead and sent down a beam. The best way I can des 2009 Page #70  
 on the tape. Stopped overhead and sent a beam down. Oh, my God! We all wen 2009 Page #72  
o came forward and said a tape was sent over to Germany and I believe that  2009 Page #78  
 scientists and engineers who were sent to the White Sands Proving Grounds  2009 Page #90  
er that same morning a courier was sent from the commanding officer of the  2009 Page #90  
f information on Reich and she had sent him a copy of the journal. She felt 2009 Page #139  
ges ' ' ' going on around us. Yuri sent me Soviet, then Russian UFO newspap 2009 Page #139  
ssian UFO newspaper articles and I sent him UFO documents , reports and pol 2009 Page #139  
 led to ii search for a Santa Cruz Sent incl reporter ·Search for R,,ji's I 2009 Page #192  

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

 provider, Cantwell writes a short sentence about an "aerodyne recovered in 2003 Page #29  
Wells begins with an unforgettable sentence. "No one would have believed in 2004 Page #132  
er tide: "The Landings" there is a sentence that reads "Submitted to projec 2004 Page #245  
examination by language experts of sentence structure, spelling, punctuatio 2005 Page #136  
ause I know that every word, every sentence, every nuance, will be picked o 2006 Page #131  
ting, either in syntax or in word, sentence or syllable count. An entire co 2008 Page #105  
ght or question for each. The last sentence states that the measures that m 2008 Page #106  
f the characters at the end of the sentence, which could be a quote, a ques 2008 Page #106  
wever, not all of these will end a sentence, so you have to either read the 2008 Page #106  
s might be confused when computing sentence or word length. The famous Unit 2008 Page #107  
) presents an analogous result for sentence length. Chaski's informal posit 2008 Page #108  
on based on her experience is that sentence length is not a particularly re 2008 Page #108  
us indices use syllables, word and sentence length to define complexity. 11 2008 Page #116  
en::ontenental add a "the" in last sentence let's not lets (all 3 times) s  2008 Page #116  
c analyses ■Dr. Bob Wood: word and sentence lengths ■Dr. David Pace: syllab 2008 Page #116  
r. David Pace: syllables, word and sentence lengths+ some indices ■Dr. Caro 2008 Page #116  
rds ■ Number of sentences ■ Words/ sentence ■Word length 9439 1897 76 24.96 2008 Page #117  
rds ■ Number of sentences ■ Words/ sentence ■ Word length 7188 1407 55 25.5 2008 Page #118  
/o ■Word length 4.98 5.11 3 ■Words/sentence 24.96 25.58 2 ■% Ha rd words 12 2008 Page #118  
oo outside the likely range :-; QD sentence length Opplt (21.79) by Chukl C 2008 Page #119  
ray or radiation of some sort. The sentence reads "One 151                  2009 Page #157  
ay of radiation of some sort. That sentence reads "One means of application 2009 Page #168  
cC;""CL tvC!:::ipons h~.,-c in-The sentence reads: "One mean, eluded ;;i co 2009 Page #182  

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

one of it and he was convicted and sentenced to two years in Lewisbur g Fed 2005 Page #101  

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

e types No of Paragraphs 4 4 No of sentences 8 8 No of words ______________ 2003 Page #205  
more than just "fill in the blank" sentences. Besides the laconic type gram 2003 Page #206  
Chinese...". There are no matching sentences in the Twining Directive. Is t 2003 Page #207  
 show their mutual relationship in sentences. She uses up to 17 independent 2008 Page #106  
es, length of words, and length of sentences and can provide impressive aut 2008 Page #106  
een spaces as above. Analogously , sentences consist of the number of words 2008 Page #106  
ters ■ Number of words ■ Number of sentences ■ Words/ sentence ■Word length 2008 Page #117  
ters ■ Number of words ■ Number of sentences ■ Words/ sentence ■ Word lengt 2008 Page #118  
rds) which has several phrases and sentences that are highly similar to tho 2009 Page #11  

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

re completely unrealistic in their sentencing procedures . GM: lts all on a 2007 Page #92  

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

e first unambiguous knowledge that sentient non- human intelligence had mad 2006 Page #49  

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

opulation centers. Anti-government sentiment may grow. Society could experi 2006 Page #69  

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

they had coming." Of course, these sentiments were not exactly unique in Am 2004 Page #224  
sruptive and uncontrollable public sentiments. Slow-Familiar -Positive Both 2006 Page #66  
sruptive and uncontrollable public sentiments as well as extreme reactions  2006 Page #67  
ill show little tolerance for such sentiments. Social schisms will prolifer 2006 Page #68  

Word: "sen·er", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

erver images -) ou can go on terra sen·er to this day and rake a look at th 2005 Page #67  

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

 Follow-up / on Project Grudge, 23 Sep 1953, Brig. Gen Garland, ATIC • Sour 2003 Page #162  
lassified presidential order on 24 Sep 47 o Recommended by James Forrestal  2003 Page #172  
f 59 Central Intelligence Group 19 Sep 47 • The title of this document is " 2004 Page #210  
p." -R&D Lab to Commanding Genl, 2 Sep 47 ■ Specific Corso reference to Cor 2005 Page #11  
patterns." - Twining to Truman, 19 Sep 47 ■ First references to "integrated 2005 Page #11  
known Washington area meteor of 12 Sep landing near Flatwoods, W. Va. Have  2006 Page #96  
l I "w• KIRTLAND ~3, :•H, 8 Aug -J Sep 80, 2 -Cl c:~• IU) 1200 All-,ged S19 2007 Page #174  
lors, pcot~u~tons) . (E\br-j (On a sep.1:-.1ce sheet, please sketch .a s!.~ 2008 Page #56  
ecade. Memo to all PFIAB members . Sep 2448 Attempts to answer three questi 2009 Page #10  

Word: "separate", 40 instance(s) (Back to Top)

Sample 2 was pyrolyzed (burned) to separate the polymer from the fillers an 2003 Page #48  
sighted flying over the Hague four separate times. Four days later an Easte 2003 Page #88  
ir Force which were splitting into separate military divisions the summer o 2003 Page #99  
 but after the USAF became its own separate branch of the service, "the rem 2003 Page #102  
e first asking any questions. In a separate interview with witness Navy yeo 2003 Page #179  
access to dead alien bodies. Three separate people claim to have been told  2003 Page #194  
en them land and take off on three separate occasions. I notice that, after 2004 Page #13  
ssigned to D Flight, named on nine separate pages: Larry, I asked your publ 2004 Page #49  
 Gate. He is also the subject of a separate fifteen page interview: No one  2004 Page #50  
 and asked Budd if they might do a separate segment on his thoughts about t 2004 Page #59  
ere compiled from notes after four separate conversations with the military 2004 Page #74  
ed. The file contained a report, a separate black and white photograph, and 2004 Page #74  
 flew over the U.S. capitol on two separate weekends. Days after the first  2004 Page #102  
 25 1953 Kingman, Arizona, USA See separate report on Kingman Multiple refs 2004 Page #112  
er: "The difficulty will not be to separate what's valuable from what isn't 2005 Page #103  
 files 1 have testimony from eight separate individuals \\ ho claim to have 2005 Page #149  
was to get further analysis from a separate laboratory and different people 2005 Page #158  
ence Special Access Programs (SAP) Separate and independent classification  2006 Page #33  
o the area with both intuitives on separate trips. Each trip has yielded mo 2006 Page #47  
 went down then lifted off on four separate occasions. These three objects  2006 Page #98  
occupants are covered in detail in separate study GRAY SUIT within Projects 2006 Page #103  
peared that the divers were in two separate locations. December 31, 1984... 2006 Page #188  
ker and Burke indeed dive upon two separate objects? A strange substance wa 2006 Page #190  
erent areas. Were there indeed two separate objects buried in the bay? It w 2006 Page #191  
en from two distinct angles by two separate witnesses, it's to be expected  2006 Page #191  
he following compositions for four separate measurements. ELEMENT Mn Fe Si  2007 Page #197  
Air Force suggested there were two separate events on two separate days, th 2008 Page #7  
re were two separate events on two separate days, that there had been no at 2008 Page #7  
Force split the sightings into two separate cases, one on April 18 in and a 2008 Page #7  
estigated them as if they were two separate events. This made it more easy  2008 Page #7  
ems to be correct. There were t,vo separate teams of investigators and ther 2008 Page #12  
two. Project Blue Book created two separate files and suggested that one ha 2008 Page #14  
unusual to have two bolides on two separate nights but it wouldn't be impos 2008 Page #14  
files even though they created two separate files and treated it as two sep 2008 Page #16  
parate files and treated it as two separate events. When put together, the  2008 Page #16  
. The result was the creation of a separate Department of the Air Force fro 2008 Page #25  
rlooked before; his sighting was a separate but clearly related event to th 2008 Page #57  
particles and then broke into five separate white objects and then disappea 2008 Page #93  
45, just as the Air Force became a separate service, Twining sent a letter  2008 Page #132  
nally, I strongly recommend that a separate division be created with the sc 2009 Page #16  

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

nsic laboratory where a technician separated he nine layers and mounted the 2003 Page #50  
gnesium and a small amount of zinc separated by thin layers containing a hi 2003 Page #105  
 wing structure and both tails had separated, but the aft section was still 2006 Page #74  
about 80,000 feet, explosive bolts separated the D-21B from the rocket and  2006 Page #78  
 the bolide explanation fails, but separated they are spectacular events th 2008 Page #16  
 long for a meteor. With the cases separated , the Air Force was able to de 2008 Page #17  
etter consists of seven paragraphs separated by five asterisks. This slide  2008 Page #106  
i"ione-r's oCficc hc,n:, when rnll separated 111st October , , queried abou 2009 Page #182  

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

 the area, took them off in groups separately, and spoke to each of them. G 2003 Page #30  
ocain [newspaper]. Each article is separately identified as to source. Alth 2004 Page #7  
fell to me then to get the stories separately, which I did with three out o 2004 Page #43  
ging procedures, control of aliens separately, debriefing procedures • This 2004 Page #124  
ives were not handled together but separately at the Star Telegram. The ori 2004 Page #235  

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

ticles). The greatest challenge is separating the wheat from the chaff in o 2006 Page #71  

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

an be used in warfare. There is no separation between UFO technology for pe 2009 Page #20  

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

of the account read: Oslo, Norway, Sept. 4, 1955 — Only now a board of inqu 2004 Page #13  
 evidence of battle with 3 UFOs in Sept 1952 • Soviet fighter pilot testimo 2004 Page #128  
strike was not a commercial plane (Sept 2001) Slide 29 128                  2004 Page #131  
As a Con Game" Skeptical Inquirer, Sept — Oct 1998, 12-13. Thomas is a phys 2004 Page #223  
ents mention the White Hot report (Sept 23, 1947) and so does this document 2004 Page #246  
66% call for new probe ► CNN Poll, Sept. 11, 2006: 41 percent of respondent 2007 Page #40  
·---0..:..:1-'-~-t. . ... --... ·- SEPT 1999 LETTER FROM EXAMINER BLACK ■Wa 2007 Page #46  
ving in a state of emergency since Sept. 14, 200 I, just after 9/ I I. Pres 2008 Page #123  
rk, receiving many honors. He died Sept 9, 2003 at age 95. He authored five 2009 Page #9  

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

occcjoeu p kJ TTOP SECRET EiES OMV Septcr.rer 24, 1947. .‘■'(fl T:'"' St.*  2003 Page #136  

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

 citied Ad Hoc Panel Report on the Septel)l/;er 22 Evmt. In part, the docum 2007 Page #144  

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

firing", of a Tiny Tim missile, on Septemb er 26, 1945. Soon this complex w 2005 Page #125  
ineering and Alien Astronautics On Septemb er 23, 1990 I was introduced to  2005 Page #165  
ent report on the Oklahoma case of Septemb er 22, 1979 titled MD Palare-431 2007 Page #144  

Word: "september", 117 instance(s) (Back to Top)

erence, New Castle New . Hampshire September 30, 2003www.majesticddcuments. 2003 Page #8  
and not visionary or fictitious. ” September 23,1947, AF200-20 wwwjnajestic 2003 Page #10  
47 - Bush to President - Exploit □ September 24, 1947 - White Hot Mission R 2003 Page #25  
s Only presidential briefing dated September 24, 1947 (Mission Assessment o 2003 Page #28  
worn in as Secretary of Defense on September 17, 1947. James Vincent Forres 2003 Page #85  
rs relating to national security." September 17, 1947 — Returning from a st 2003 Page #87  
ted document dated two days later (September 19) may shed some light. It is 2003 Page #87  
Concerning "Flying Discs" is dated September 23. In this classified SECRET  2003 Page #87  
 from Truman to Forrestal is dated September 24 and it sets in motion the c 2003 Page #87  
cast on U.K. and U.S.A, television September 28, 1995 Photograph from 16mm  2003 Page #101  
y tests. The fragment was found on September 14, 1957 after eyewitnesses sa 2003 Page #107  
    UFO Crash Retrieval Conference September 24, 1947. MEMORANDUM FOR THE S 2003 Page #134  
03 Las Vegas. Crash Con'erence• 12 September 47, Memo by Don Zimmerman, Chi 2003 Page #160  
ase of nuclear attack. In fact, on September 11 when the Trade Towers were  2003 Page #193  
rom Moon Dust files of 1960: On 30 September 1960, a TWX report was sent to 2004 Page #5  
l Islands. 3. The Green Pea: On 14 September 1960, a pilot was flying an F- 2004 Page #6  
 were mentioned on the episode. In September 1997, a good friend and former 2004 Page #56  
her about it. The two met again in September 1984 at a conference in Brewst 2004 Page #58  
 Research and Development Board on September 30, 1947. From: The Forrestal  2004 Page #63  
7. "Animal parts" takes me back to September 1979 when I began my first res 2004 Page #76  
 Intelligence Assessment was dated September 4, 1960 by the authority of Lt 2004 Page #79  
ttack from over the North Pole. On September 15, 1950 Wilbert Smith conduct 2004 Page #91  
her used to answer Wilbert Smith's September 1950 questions. 89             2004 Page #92  
Behind the Flying, Saucers. In his September 1950 interview with Dr. Robert 2004 Page #97  
he recovery case of 1941 in the 24 September 1947 report by General Twining 2004 Page #117  
n aerial battle with three UFOs in September 1952. By the way, it is a grea 2004 Page #130  
Wright Patterson Air Force Base. A September 25, 1947, secret report writte 2004 Page #141  
n Colby • Tenth Director of CIA in September 1973— January 1976— Ford asked 2004 Page #208  
le Men," True: The Man's Magazine (September, 1952), pp. 17 — 19, 102 — 112 2004 Page #223  
fficer, co speak on the UFO at the September 1" meeting of the Cincinnati C 2005 Page #43  
nd summed it all up as far back as September, 1947, when he wrote, "The phe 2005 Page #118  
hat the IPU is noc speculation. On September 25, 1980, the Army's director  2005 Page #123  
ls were first revealed publicly in September 1989 at the annual conferenc e 2005 Page #134  
cers, not made for adult humans By September the object disappears from han 2006 Page #29  
e Contact Planning Sessions, dated September 4, 2001. Executive Summary In  2006 Page #48  
's low-speed aerodynamics. In late September 1967, technicians readied the  2006 Page #78  
le to stress. On the morning of 28 September, ground crews at Area 51 prepa 2006 Page #78  
illed in the crash of an F-101B in September 1967 while flying chase for an 2006 Page #85  
g story at the top of the hour for September 12, 1952, "A brilliant flame—a 2006 Page #89  
at gained world wide notoriety. In September of 1991, I visited a cousin's  2006 Page #89  
ory of the "Flatwoods Monster." On September 12, 1952, the small town of Fl 2006 Page #89  
together a time line of events for September 12, 1952. The plot of the stor 2006 Page #94  
 the following morning of Saturday September 13, 1952. The Flatwoods Monste 2006 Page #94  
eval Conference On Sunday morning, September 14, 1952, the first of two new 2006 Page #95  
fiery objects seen on the night of September 12, 1952. On that night, stran 2006 Page #95  
ibrary archives and discovered two September 13th articles that referred to 2006 Page #95  
fully low" over Washington D.C. on September 12, 1952. "The New York Times" 2006 Page #95  
ightings reported by the press for September 12 stated that some of these o 2006 Page #96  
 the Project Blue Book records for September 12, 1952. After getting the fi 2006 Page #96  
 that referenced UFO sightings for September 12th and 13th, 1952. Most of t 2006 Page #96  
s had to do with the UFO events on September 12 and the Flatwoods Monster c 2006 Page #96  
iscovered that the majority of the September 12th documents pertained to wh 2006 Page #96  
stronomical history of meteors for September 12, 1952 and worked with astro 2006 Page #96  
ctivity anywhere near that area on September 12, 1952. Furthermore, there h 2006 Page #97  
records and none of them landed on September 12, 1952. Next, I took all of  2006 Page #97  
adline stories about it. On Monday September 15, 1952, "The Charleston Gaze 2006 Page #98  
nd the following morning. For this September 15th Gazette article, he was g 2006 Page #98  
ent hit the United Press on Monday September 15, 1952, it struck like a cla 2006 Page #98  
jet that vanished into thin air on September 12 shortly before the "Flatwoo 2006 Page #99  
of that year and only weeks before September 12, 1952 when several damaged  2006 Page #99  
hat in the period between July and September 1996, you had the [Berwyn] cas 2006 Page #126  
ebruary 1, 1974. 11. UFO Magazine, September/October 1996. 12. Ibid. 13. Hi 2006 Page #137  
orce Bentwaters, Suffolk, England, September 30, 1988. 31. You Can't Tell t 2006 Page #137  
 call his number and email him. On September 10th, I received this short em 2006 Page #151  
pard served in the U. S. Navy from September 1975 until his retirement in 1 2006 Page #156  
eral MacArthur landed at Inchon in September and succeeded in driving the N 2006 Page #165  
SECRET report by Twining was dated September 23, 1947. ■ The TOP SECRET Whi 2007 Page #48  
 SECRET White Hot report was dated September 24, 1947 ~-r .. 'c ,..., ·'tt_ 2007 Page #48  
y outside, and NOT in a hangar. ln September of 1967, both Jack and Harold  2007 Page #95  
 which took place approximately on September 20th of 1967 to the attention  2007 Page #110  
d visited the Avro Canada plant on September 16, 1953. Not wanting trus inc 2007 Page #111  
19 different types of aircraft. In September of 1978, \X'arren was attendin 2007 Page #114  
ny human intervention occurred. On September 2, 1990, at 3:00 A.M. in the v 2007 Page #129  
 One such report reads thus: On 30 September 1960, a TWX report was sent to 2007 Page #139  
 a United States Vela satellite in September 1979. While speculation has fo 2007 Page #142  
         It was at 00.53 G 1vlT on September 22, 1979 that the unidentified 2007 Page #143  
 coo -and that links the events of September 22, 1979 with both MJ 12 and P 2007 Page #143  
theories mooted in the wake of the September 1979 event. The statement conc 2007 Page #144  
almost hysterical• Even Neumveek's September 30, 1974, issue headlined "Mys 2007 Page #145  
ed test range between August 8 and September 3, 1980. That highly secure te 2007 Page #174  
{__•••1,,111 This is a copy of the September 1980 Complaint Form filled out 2007 Page #174  
: "KIRTLAND AFB, NM, 8 August to 3 September 1980, Alleged Sightings of Uni 2007 Page #174  
he UFO. CASE # 2 -UBATUBA (Brazil, September 1957) Metal Fragment The Ubatu 2007 Page #194  
 USA and France. The case began on September 14, 1957, when Ibrahim Sued, a 2007 Page #194  
the radar sightings there. But, on September 21, 1962, Major C.R. Hart of t 2008 Page #15  
ions of this Act took effect on 18 September 1947-the day after the Senate  2008 Page #25  
nel James Johnson, replied in a 14 September 1978 letter, stating: "You are 2008 Page #30  
curity. 16 Cosmic Kidnappers On 19 September 1961, Betty and Barney Hill, a 2008 Page #35  
London by numerous witnesses. 11th September , 1985: 2 UFOs tracked on a mi 2008 Page #65  
 nautical miles in 12 seconds. 4th September , 1986: a UFO passes an estima 2008 Page #65  
rs after the Bentwaters events, on September I 0, 1994, Jim Penniston under 2008 Page #90  
therapist is upper case.] SLIDE#40 September I 0, 1994 Penniston Hypnosis E 2008 Page #90  
 odds are against them. SLfDE # 41 September I 0, 1994 Penniston Hypnosis E 2008 Page #91  
P WITH THAT? Apparently. SLIDE# 42 September 10, 1994 Penniston Hypnosis Ex 2008 Page #91  
 They know all about us. SLIDE# 43 September I 0, 1994 Penniston Hypnosis E 2008 Page #92  
 not be able to get back. SLIDE#44 September 10, 1994 Penniston Hypnosis Ex 2008 Page #92  
DE# 48 Jim Penniston comment after September 10, 1994, hypnosis session Aft 2008 Page #94  
, 1994, hypnosis session After his September 10, 1994, hypnosis session was 2008 Page #94  
tional emergency has existed since September 11, 200 I, and pursuant to the 2008 Page #123  
ing to the Congressional Record of September 2, 1919. Schiff and Root were  2008 Page #125  
r of the CIA upon its formation in September, I 947, obviously a good choic 2008 Page #131  
e a two-day trip to New Mexico. On September 23, 1945, just as the Air Forc 2008 Page #132  
 access. The second phase began on September 20, I 963 when Kennedy embarke 2009 Page #35  
y of Defense, Robert Forrestal, on September 24, 1947. Referring to recent  2009 Page #36  
ent directly suggests the month of September. The year is estimated to be i 2009 Page #39  
sions with classified UFO files In September 1963, President Kennedy launch 2009 Page #40  
United Nations General Assembly on September 20, 1963, President Kennedy sa 2009 Page #40  
 was a direct outcome of Kennedy's September 20 proposal "for broader coope 2009 Page #40  
itially refused Kennedy's offer in September of joint space and lunar missi 2009 Page #42  
 Coordinating Board, was issued on September 2, 1953. Available online at:  2009 Page #46  
al Assembly of the United Nations (September 20, 1963). Available at: http: 2009 Page #46  
 7 Jim Penniston talked to me in a September 2009 interview about the solid 2009 Page #61  
 Hickam Air Force Base, Hawaii, in September 1984, and retired from the USA 2009 Page #73  
ott Copyright 2009 Michael Schrott September 4, 1967 Thessalon,h, Greece .- 2009 Page #97  
1"' '•'f u, .. :,:,,,, ,.--.~, -~, September 4th 1964, Cisco Grove CA.      2009 Page #108  
lace in a city park on Wednesday , September 27, 1989. Almost every aspect  2009 Page #135  
ling empire. I think the events of September 27, 1989 were genuine. l canno 2009 Page #140  

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

6 of acute respiratory deficiency, septicemia and bacterial pneumorua . Exa 2005 Page #33  
oth, "would not lead a person co a septicemia condition, taking two antibio 2005 Page #33  

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

cienc y. An abscess may even cause septicern.ia, but it can't kill a person 2005 Page #34  
inds himself in the condition of a septicern.ia. But, once again, di.is was 2005 Page #34  

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

erial lights and beams. Newsweek , Septnnbtr 30, 1974 MYSTERIES: The Midnig 2007 Page #145  

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

Emergencies Act (50 U.S.C. 1601 et seq.)." With this declaration , a "Shado 2008 Page #123  

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

s It Authentic? Correct OCS filing sequence and memo format Unusual printed 2003 Page #26  
uth interlayers. This experimental sequence was repeated a number of times  2003 Page #114  
corner • Format correct, numbering sequence correct • Declassification stam 2003 Page #159  
ng number 834021 -XXX Correct JOIA sequence Correct ER-1-2735 for Paperclip 2003 Page #159  
g down out of the sky, flashing in sequence, and looked like they were on s 2004 Page #36  
regrettable incidents in the whole sequence of events was the death of Corp 2005 Page #33  
s suggests that the timing of this sequence of events might indicate that D 2005 Page #97  
kies seemed unavoidable after this sequence of events continued to repeat.  2005 Page #99  
e American people? In summary, the sequence of possible events to go from t 2006 Page #112  
pics of the 8 tabs is discussed in sequence at shown in slide 38. The first 2008 Page #110  
 8 Tabs ■ Each one is discussed in sequence ,._. , .. I(. .... l I ', , ' ' 2008 Page #121  
R HOURS ABOVE LAUNCH SITE • LAUNCH SEQUENCE U-.1TIATID WITHOUT COMMAND • LO 2008 Page #150  

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

olving issues concerning: Forgery, Sequencing of Entries, Alterations, Addi 2004 Page #250  
 ignited (Fig. 6) as the automatic sequencing took over. Because the drone' 2006 Page #79  

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

le number 0020140. Note that it is sequentially correct for the White Hot r 2003 Page #210  
r, sometimes five lights, flashing sequentially -first from one end, then f 2004 Page #34  

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

ucted effort to not only seize and sequester grounded UFOs but also to deny 2005 Page #119  

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

ng lightweight and metallic, "like sequins or the metal flake makeup that l 2007 Page #130  

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

n scattered on the mountainside in Sequoia National Forest. How does the go 2006 Page #71  

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

oca.l traffic cono-estion, it also ser.-ed to reinf rce a truly demeanin g  2007 Page #69  
11gcnce Agency (DIA). the MilitarJ Ser,iccs. and the Unified and Specified  2007 Page #175  
a,n ,111,l the U,atnl • s:ri::leit ser.re1:y b)' scler:tis\s in; Slaies.. . 2009 Page #182  

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

 globe about their little affairs, serene in their assurance of their empir 2004 Page #148  

Word: "sergeant", 51 instance(s) (Back to Top)

crash-retrieval events. Formerly a sergeant with the British Royal Air Forc 2003 Page #78  
e call on May 6t of 1980. The desk sergeant heard a frightened and confused 2003 Page #142  
ything. The attitude from the desk sergeant voice over the radio was, "Rehf 2004 Page #55  
he negative attitude from the desk sergeant, well, I didn't need the added  2004 Page #55  
tary truck with two soldiers and a sergeant to the scene in Varginha. About 2005 Page #31  
ace under command of Major Maciel, Sergeant Palhares, Corporal Rubens, and  2005 Page #31  
t the time). 4. A former Air Force Sergeant who discussed the retrieval of  2005 Page #78  
odall's informants, a Chief Master Sergeant with three tours at Groom Lake, 2005 Page #82  
iscussion with an Air Force master sergeant who had arrived in a military t 2005 Page #131  
 a few surprises: A former US Army Sergeant who observed the film on a US m 2005 Page #150  
he site. It was then that a Latino Sergeant named Avila arrived at the Padi 2005 Page #156  
the conversation with the soldier. Sergeant Avila said to Faustino, "I have 2005 Page #156  
O Crash Retrieval Operations Staff Sergeant Clifford Stone served in the U. 2006 Page #16  
e to progress in rank beyond Staff Sergeant. Stone's conflict with Army aut 2006 Page #17  
ntly, three paramedics and a First Sergeant from the 1129th Special Activit 2006 Page #75  
e lights." Five miles away, Police Sergeant Gwyn Williams was at home in Co 2006 Page #120  
ncidental. RAF search team leader, Sergeant H. Oldham, said that another se 2006 Page #121  
, a retired North Yorkshire police sergeant with a quarter of a century of  2006 Page #122  
he account given to retired police sergeant Tony Dodd? Ranciles's views on  2006 Page #126  
82. It was May 17, 1982 when Staff Sergeant James Prescott of the Royal 124 2006 Page #127  
maining of their model, the Master Sergeant of the Non-Commissioned Officer 2007 Page #95  
wn to their wheel rims. The Master Sergeant stated co Jack char he was not  2007 Page #95  
on in the file. I also interviewed Sergeant E.C. Sherwood of the Utah Highw 2008 Page #12  
al officer, police officer, patrol sergeant, detective sergeant, and now fr 2008 Page #41  
fficer, patrol sergeant, detective sergeant, and now fraud investigator. 35 2008 Page #41  
  On April 14, 1987, I interviewed Sergeant Larry Sweet from the Grays Harb 2008 Page #43  
etimes loose. I remember the night Sergeant Robbie read The Night before Ch 2008 Page #44  
han they were willing to disclose. Sergeant Robertson believed the entire i 2008 Page #44  
berdeen where I worked as a police sergeant. For some reason not yet reveal 2008 Page #53  
ry System, and I was the Detective Sergeant at Aberdeen PD; we were nicknam 2008 Page #57  
 front of the Military Police Desk Sergeant at Fort Lewis: (206) 722-3000.  2008 Page #70  
." With Airman Burroughs was Staff Sergeant (SSgt) Bud Steffens. RAF Woodbr 2008 Page #78  
orning of December 26, 1980, Staff Sergeant James W. Penniston was duty sup 2008 Page #79  
ton asked Airman John BmToughs and Sergeant Bud Steffens if the lights coul 2008 Page #80  
t. "Sgt. Penniston contacted Staff Sergeant Coffey at CSC and told him that 2008 Page #81  
 Something 's pulling me. Oh, God! Sergeant Penniston , what's going on? B  2008 Page #85  
Class (AIC) John Burroughs , Staff Sergeant James W. Penniston and Airman I 2008 Page #85  
re setting a trap for· it? B: Some sergeant. There were some sergeants ther 2008 Page #87  
lonel (Charles) Halt shows up with Sergeant Ball and I thought it was weird 2008 Page #87  
ll of a sudden there was a shorter sergeant and he was Mexican (Sgt. Adrian 2008 Page #89  
, 1994, hypnosis session was over, Sergeant James Penniston described the U 2008 Page #94  
            SLIDE# 6 I ;:- I Staff Sergeant James W. Penniston's sketch of  2009 Page #61  
 about former RAF Bentwaters Staff Sergeant James W. Penniston. Col. Charle 2009 Page #61  
, law enforcement supervisor Staff Sergeant (SSgt) Bud Steffens. USAF polic 2009 Page #62  
oward Rendlesham Forest When Staff Sergeant Jim Penniston arrived at the Ea 2009 Page #62  
minutes. Here is how retired Staff Sergeant Jim Penniston describes the bla 2009 Page #63  
                          60 Staff Sergeant James W. Penniston's sketch of  2009 Page #66  
im were: Lieutenant Bruce Englund; Sergeant Monroe Nevilles, who handled Ge 2009 Page #69  
and disaster preparedness ; Master Sergeant Bobby Ball; Sgt. Adrian Bustinz 2009 Page #69  
d for a living-I was the Detective Sergeant for the Aberdeen , Washington P 2009 Page #88  
escribed them. As a retired police sergeant and former military police inve 2009 Page #95  

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1-01 likely emerged from a 'master sergeant' and other individuals with the 2006 Page #16  

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entos das Fon;as Armadas-School of Sergeants of the Armed Forces) in the ne 2005 Page #31  
ry convoy headed for the School of Sergeants of the Armed Forces in the cit 2005 Page #32  
e head department of the School of Sergeants of the Armed Forces, under the 2005 Page #35  
 B: Some sergeant. There were some sergeants there I did not know. It was a 2008 Page #87  

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rolev allowed to publish as "Prof. sergeev" 161                             2004 Page #164  

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ched the GIRD-09 rocket, Design by Sergei P.Kordev and M.K. Tikhonravov. Fu 2004 Page #153  
Bomb U.S.S.R. MJ-12 Counterparts • Sergei Korolev (MJ-12 Backchannel) • Lav 2004 Page #160  
 Khrushchev C' •IT/ N't 1 Ast.A.sr Sergei P. Korolev • Chief Designer of US 2004 Page #160  
ws conducted by Khrushchev 's son, Sergei. Dr. Sergei Khrushche v said afte 2009 Page #42  
 by Khrushchev 's son, Sergei. Dr. Sergei Khrushche v said after his father 2009 Page #42  

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 Stalin's death, installed his son Sergel as head of design bureau • Anecdo 2004 Page #158  

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es, under the direction of General Sergio Pedro Coelho Lima-aiming to cover 2005 Page #35  
ent and primary surviving witness, Sergio Poulain Carrizo, a 54-year old el 2007 Page #195  
rizo, a house wife, also deceased; Sergio, ·who was then a 13-year old boy; 2007 Page #196  
rn many years after the incident.) Sergio Poulain wrote a long report title 2007 Page #196  
                 of these rests as Sergio Poulain went in person to the C.I 2007 Page #197  
d by the Tabe metals. According co Sergio Poulain, a similar effect was obs 2007 Page #201  

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 series called Roswell, which is a serial of pure fiction. And then, of cou 2004 Page #137  

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d Guy Banister. This begins a long series of connections between the 1947 M 2003 Page #42  
wooded area when we both noticed a series of older trees that appeared to h 2003 Page #63  
te group of scientists that fake a series of crashed UFO incidents in New M 2003 Page #73  
cident at RAF Cosford, there was a series of strange UFO-related events in  2003 Page #74  
lina writer's description: "...the series of raised deck panels where there 2003 Page #101  
d. Were the directional commands a series of electronic instructions transm 2003 Page #101  
ing nothing as he had. He set up a series of briefing to be given to the pr 2003 Page #191  
t discussion of it. It is one of a series of UFO briefing rumors I am worki 2003 Page #197  
aw your attention to a seldom-seen series of documents concerning a reporte 2004 Page #4  
theless compelling. For example, a series of Department of Defense papers f 2004 Page #10  
m the Sci-Fi Channel to film a new series titled Proof Positive. And althou 2004 Page #16  
s from January 1996 and concerns a series of "mysterious explosions" that h 2004 Page #16  
funct Dallas Times Herald, wrote a series of articles about the Aurora cras 2004 Page #26  
d Flying Objects said last night a series of bright lights which glided int 2004 Page #41  
her eyewitness were subjected to a series of procedures that seemed geared  2004 Page #51  
 asked the Secretary for Defence a series of questions* drawn from Left At  2004 Page #53  
footage for a proposed non-fiction series tentatively titled UFO Cover-ups. 2004 Page #59  
merican military history began — a series of events, decisions and actions  2004 Page #62  
S. on April 16, 1946. The U.S. V-2 series of launches concluded in 1952. So 2004 Page #64  
Ne2vs, June 1,1947 Round-the-World Series of Plane Wrecks Kills 180 Rep. An 2004 Page #66  
e from overhearing stories about a series of briefings on crashed flying sa 2004 Page #91  
g to answer the questions. After a series of questions a request for proof  2004 Page #104  
 episode of In Search Of.., the TV series X- Files, Dark Skies, and Seven D 2004 Page #137  
y others, including the television series called Roswell, which is a serial 2004 Page #137  
ens which were largely pushed by a series of unnamed sources who approached 2004 Page #179  
ached by the Pentagon to produce a series of documentaries on advanced proj 2004 Page #181  
e western United States. Through a series of contacts she was called for a  2004 Page #193  
ue to only one model of car—a 1941 Series 60 Buick, widely used as a U.S. A 2004 Page #231  
Ramey Office Photos clearance, and series design differences were obtained  2004 Page #232  
rector Allen Dulles that sets up a series of eight directives concerning th 2004 Page #242  
CIA (Allen Welsh Dulles) sets up a series of eight directives concerning th 2004 Page #247  
-depth research into a spectacular series of alleged alien body recoveries  2005 Page #31  
n Nevada that was part of a larger series of tests known as Operation Upsho 2005 Page #39  
shot-Knothole, which was the ninth series of atmospheric nuclear weapons te 2005 Page #39  
 March, 1953, to 4 June, 1953. The series consisted of 11 nuclear tests in  2005 Page #39  
tance from the DRES buildings is a series of solar panels surrounded by cha 2005 Page #57  
 On December 14 of that year, this series of cloud-bustin g operations culm 2005 Page #88  
nt in 1953 when he first pointed a series of long metal pipes at an unknown 2005 Page #88  
e Glenn 1tlarcin Company through a series of evolutionary mergers has absor 2005 Page #173  
anning Session II concluded with a series of exercises to develop policy gu 2006 Page #51  
ddressed. Critical Uncertainties A series of exercises were conducted to el 2006 Page #52  
 disaster. There would likely be a series of staged NHI contacts meant to m 2006 Page #55  
 aftermath, was depicted in the TV series Alien Nation. A fast-strange-posi 2006 Page #58  
ive another day. The SciFi Channel series Threshold depicts a strange-negat 2006 Page #63  
e scenario was presented in the TV series V. The slow-strange-negative worl 2006 Page #64  
nsport. After final assembly and a series of engine runs and taxi tests, Lo 2006 Page #81  
monster was seen and explained the series of events that led up to the enco 2006 Page #93  
 621, ULATT EXPLOITATION -MAJESTIC SERIES 4, P. 40-102) and as a result of  2006 Page #103  
 March 1951, two summary "MAJESTIC SERIES," No. 98 and No. 99, of the serie 2006 Page #104  
SERIES," No. 98 and No. 99, of the series titled "New Medical Facilities fo 2006 Page #104  
errogation Reports" - see MAJESTIC SERIES, No. 98, page 1.) More on bodies  2006 Page #104  
 respiratory illness. Thus began a series of deaths in the Gallup, N.M. are 2006 Page #110  
el arrived? 42 The Zenit-4MKT FRAM series of Soviet reconnaissance satellit 2006 Page #191  
he UNLV Alternative Health Lecture Series. During that same year, Robert Bi 2006 Page #206  
ed in nicely with the UNLV lecture series and provided several speakers for 2006 Page #207  
p an unrelentingly tongue-in-cheek series of rakes on the nature of extrate 2007 Page #59  
ry turn. The first position begs a series of questions. Are some captains o 2007 Page #59  
 Coffee Gro,vers of Columbia ran a series J of highly successful advertisem 2007 Page #61  
d \Vheat Beer.' The label sports a series of speed Lines circling the globe 2007 Page #65  
ion on their wonderful, ongoing ad series, a 1950s clad spaceman bravely fa 2007 Page #66  
macion services. They had issued a series of Worldwide Calling Cards, one o 2007 Page #68  
original offering in their ongoing series of print ads. 'Absolut Roswe!J' d 2007 Page #71  
ow TV, did you used co watch Scifi series? GM: Yes 1 was an avid reader. 1  2007 Page #81  
ight was immediately followed by a series of strange explosions, apparently 2007 Page #133  
t of Corpus. After going through a series of maneuvers suggesting intellige 2007 Page #185  
he VJ. Vernadskii Gold Medal for a series of works in comparative planecolo 2007 Page #198  
 the newspaper, Maggio said that a series of bright explosions broke up its 2008 Page #8  
ow-white flame going west, heard a series of loud booms, and that the light 2008 Page #11  
 area who told me that there was a series of explosions , twenty to thirty  2008 Page #12  
sociated with a roaring sound or a series of detonations. As the object tra 2008 Page #12  
ject and he thought he could see a series of square windows on the craft al 2008 Page #12  
rce offered, as it so often did, a series of explanations and ignored those 2008 Page #17  
 of the city's suburbs reporting a series of strange airborne objects [ ... 2008 Page #31  
the Woods Late in December 1980, a series of almost science-fiction-like ha 2008 Page #31  
traordinary details concerning the series of encounters: Early in the morni 2008 Page #32  
Shawbury Triangle f n early 1993 a series of earth-shattering UFO encounter 2008 Page #33  
ns and alien contact cases, with a series of bizarre letters. There is also 2008 Page #67  
ention . Both are to be covered in Series 2 of the Hi tory Channel series U 2008 Page #67  
in Series 2 of the Hi tory Channel series UFO Hunters. UFO in Near-Miss wit 2008 Page #67  
nt a copy of one of the current TV series, 'The Aliens' [sic-The Invaders]. 2009 Page #32  
 (writing as Dahl): "There is a TV series running now that I swear is based 2009 Page #32  
any, Quinn-Martin, also produced a series entitled The FBI, based on true c 2009 Page #32  
d technology. The first concerns a series of executive actions Kennedy took 2009 Page #35  
 This was followed on June 28 by a series of Presidential Memoranda to impl 2009 Page #35  
ument appeared to be a draft for a series of MJ-12 directives from Allen Du 2009 Page #39  
 Hotline transcript was found in a series of 1997 interviews conducted by K 2009 Page #42  
 National Archives , show a steady series of promotions leading to her last 2009 Page #87  
 procedures-she was in charge of a series of safes and it was her responsib 2009 Page #89  
sroads. Operation Crossroads was a series of nuclear weapon tests conducted 2009 Page #173  
uclear weapons on naval ships. The series consisted of two detonations, eac 2009 Page #173  

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e real FBI had final say over that series' cast, and one of its technical a 2009 Page #32  

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ell adds: "He - Clinton - was dead serious. I had looked into both, but was 2003 Page #7  
entified flying objects are a very serious subject which we must study full 2003 Page #12  
ies of the soviet union. This is a serious challenge to science and we need 2003 Page #12  
nt of human activity and require a serious global study. ” www majesticdocu 2003 Page #19  
 documented, but there has been no serious investigations by the intelligen 2003 Page #28  
 knew. Once the news broke of this serious investigation into the Kecksburg 2003 Page #68  
it." The Oates family all suffered serious health problems, including cysts 2004 Page #29  
Harbor. They agreed that something serious was about to happen and decided  2004 Page #37  
 Canadian government never had any serious interest in flying saucer invest 2004 Page #86  
rm bells indicating a cover-up for serious researchers. Another major book  2004 Page #136  
cenario is correct it represents a serious constitutional problem in Americ 2004 Page #176  
 the Pentagon, and everyone seemed serious and laid back about the project. 2004 Page #183  
 a hospital in Texas, and I was so serious from this communication that I g 2004 Page #196  
nal Radio Program Flying Saucers — Serious Business EMI HEM flying saucers  2004 Page #205  
 Business EMI HEM flying saucers — serious,business 202                     2004 Page #205  
is talks emphasized the need for a serious scientific study • He considered 2004 Page #209  
re space missions. One of the most serious and regrettable incidents in the 2005 Page #33  
onster or strange being. \'v'ith a serious countenance , Marco Eli Chereze  2005 Page #33  
biotics." Their presence indicated serious infection. "But what led to deat 2005 Page #34  
 left the room. Some time after, a serious contradiction came to the surfac 2005 Page #35  
 dealt wid1 the issue of UFOs in a serious manner. Cable television channel 2005 Page #76  
m crisis is something structurally serious and not simply a war spike, and  2005 Page #85  
he \Xllute House, developed a more serious interest in Reich's planned oper 2005 Page #98  
 throughout the conference. He was serious, intent and looked at me while I 2005 Page #98  
ork toward bringing the subject of serious UFO studies to the American publ 2005 Page #99  
d that he would have had cause for serious interest in at least two areas o 2005 Page #99  
ientific inquiry or method, and no serious grounding in UFO studies, orgono 2005 Page #102  
t -that is, without benefit of any serious study of his previous writings,  2005 Page #102  
ntists have been willing to make a serious study of the ubiquitous UFOs. In 2005 Page #118  
eople, including this writer, gave serious consideration to the claim that  2005 Page #118  
astly refuses to present UFOs as a serious issue. And we all know that if t 2005 Page #119  
 derail. Some are astonishing, and serious readers can proceed from these s 2005 Page #121  
erent attitude. They appeared more serious now. "Listen carefully: don't te 2005 Page #156  
e stigma sometimes associated with serious consideration of Contact, the pa 2006 Page #49  
ly seek advantage, to the possible serious detriment of other stakeholders. 2006 Page #67  
ed: unmarked helicopters and UFOs. Serious study of all the data rule out a 2006 Page #115  
ere not recovered; thus creating a serious problem for the Air Force when n 2006 Page #141  
s that this alert was treated as a serious event by the Continental Air Com 2006 Page #168  
ently whatever had happened was so serious and "Above Top Secret" that the  2006 Page #174  
ics; it was catalogued and open to serious researchers. A collection of pap 2006 Page #197  
rrorises. Bue which threat is more serious: ► "Terrorists" who kjll, perhap 2007 Page #36  
s as light-hearted as the prize is serious: "l f your cat has the best meow 2007 Page #66  
1989, the term was one familiar to serious students of ufology and few othe 2007 Page #75  
 school days clid you get into any serious trouble for things you did. GM:  2007 Page #82  
get really angry about it. If such serious people were saying that we had s 2007 Page #85  
aid. Paul: Yeah, he was very, very serious and he looked uncomfortable. He  2007 Page #168  
 increasingly aware that there's a serious story here of interest to a vast 2008 Page #67  
s illustrate the phenomenon raises serious defence and flight safety issues 2008 Page #67  
 the lights. Time travel is also a serious subject in modem physics. Mathem 2008 Page #95  
at must be taken co rectify a very serious problem are very apparent. Respe 2008 Page #114  
487 recommendations : 1979 Start a serious program of civil defense. Cooper 2009 Page #10  
y senior policy makers. Too lillle serious attention has been given to, and 2009 Page #12  
or failing to take the information serious as the space object was tracked  2009 Page #16  
hich influenced the development of serious scholarship in this and on my ow 2009 Page #24  
UNAUTHORIZED PERSONS CONSTITUTES A SERIOUS BREACH OF NATIONAL SECURITY. DIS 2009 Page #26  
ts if the situation were to appear serious enough as to threaten hostile So 2009 Page #27  
oice assignments like the JFK hit. Serious researchers have speculated that 2009 Page #31  
ost of her life as the result of a serious illness in 1954. She did not own 2009 Page #90  
4 7-456. For a woman who had faced serious illness and who was recalling ev 2009 Page #90  
 of asking June if the officer was serious. She sternly advised me that the 2009 Page #91  
 share of which was respectful and serious. Understandably , this served to 2009 Page #136  
                                 a serious UFO investigator since 1976 and  2009 Page #137  
ia. Today's coverage is completely serious from beginning to end with respe 2009 Page #138  
e that the report be treated 'as a serious scientific phenomenon."' Apparen 2009 Page #138  
dcast media made quick work of any serious reporting of the story by sugges 2009 Page #140  

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 but can't alJow myself to take it seriouslv. UFO and alien-related ads all 2007 Page #77  

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lling and the matter is taken most seriously. 82                            2003 Page #86  
LS (continued) 2. General: take it seriously, clear up misconceptions, emph 2003 Page #172  
a fake and try to prove it without seriously considering the fact that if t 2003 Page #181  
 the embassy which pointed out how seriously Canadian officials were taking 2004 Page #89  
 there today to take this incident seriously, as possible proof of extrater 2004 Page #137  
 the Condon Report considering it "seriously deficient" and its conclusions 2004 Page #209  
this. When I see the topic handled seriously by the Ne1JJ York Times, or th 2005 Page #76  
1e reports of such encounters were seriously "\Vorded, and the common sense 2005 Page #77  
ssion, she began to realize that I seriously believed in the likelihood of  2005 Page #85  
 rather than even considering them seriously . The very act of claiming to  2005 Page #102  
they profess. But very few take it seriously. Yee it may be easier to accep 2005 Page #117  
rrestrial Biological Entities very seriously and considers the entire subje 2005 Page #128  
these reasons among many, thinking seriously about Contact is more than an  2006 Page #50  
al leaders took the matter of UFOs seriously enough to contemplate the soci 2007 Page #59  
ublic to take UFOs and aliens more seriously. Does the study of such commer 2007 Page #77  
ridge. iVIW: Did you take security seriously on your systems or did ) ou as 2007 Page #83  
erything was secure. GM: I took it seriously but I didn't think there was m 2007 Page #83  
raud. Although I did take security seriously we didn't actually have any th 2007 Page #83  
that the UFO subject is taken very seriously from a gathering credible evid 2007 Page #91  
thplace of the atomic bomb, are we seriously expected to believe that repea 2008 Page #27  
p to paint the details of just how seriously this event was being taken by  2008 Page #53  
hard to take an official statement seriously. When Major Ralph Paduano told 2008 Page #60  
 CAA did not treat the incident as seriously as me, simply because of their 2008 Page #66  
 ensure the subject was taken more seriously within government, the militar 2008 Page #66  
nged, I am unaware that anyone has seriously challenged that it was Teller  2009 Page #9  
 Consider a mobile MX program more seriously Mutually Assured Survival: The 2009 Page #10  
dit the Roswell Crash was about to seriously backfire. That elderly lady wa 2009 Page #87  
that he took his secrecy oath very seriously and since his involvement in t 2009 Page #176  

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school in the area was told in all seriousness by Pig Idell's son, James Id 2004 Page #31  
w if :Mr. Haas became aware of the seriousness or implications associated w 2007 Page #76  
hat the matter was one of profound seriousness and had a major bearing upon 2008 Page #35  

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g. According to data posted to the Serpa website: "The information began to 2009 Page #52  
heir chief spokesman." Furthermore Serpa state that on December 24, 2005, t 2009 Page #52  

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 fly a saucer. New Revelations The Serpo Affair That, in essence, was the s 2009 Page #52  
y can be found at the website, www.serpo .org. According to data posted to  2009 Page #52  
s&vid=405 The Se,po Documents, www.serpo.org/consistencies.html. Aboard a F 2009 Page #56  

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 even their own tracks. SLIDE #38: Serrated edge, 1990 steer in Oregon And  2004 Page #77  
 of times the excisions have had a serrated edge which veterinarian patholo 2004 Page #77  
 human laser surgeries. SLIDE #39: Serrated edge, Oct. 6, 2001, Valier, Mon 2004 Page #77  
01, Valier, Montana Here's another serrated edge on a cow in Valier, Montan 2004 Page #77  
   UFO Crash Retrievals SLIDE #40: Serrated edge, 1995, OREGON (gloved hand 2004 Page #78  
n case, the investigator shows the serrated edge in contrast to the scalpel 2004 Page #78  
 for analysis. SLIDE #41: Close-up serrated edge, 1990 steer, Oregon This i 2004 Page #78  
ose-up view of some of the bizarre serrated edge cuts look like that don't  2004 Page #78  

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c (flouxetine) followed by Zoloft (sertraline), Effexor (venlafaxine) and P 2008 Page #140  

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ust as quickl) closed. Eventually, serum was requested . On the 26'\ Americ 2005 Page #33  
rapidly and has been called "truth serum" when used with hypnosis . After i 2008 Page #90  

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and bacteria agents so lethal that serums derived by genetic research can l 2004 Page #80  
nd bacteria agents so lethal, that serums derived by genetic research, can  2006 Page #105  

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er USS Enterprise), :J\t1ichaelis' seruor staff assignments included the St 2005 Page #130  

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iii ,:~ iii i _·r;;DAILY lf'.11£Dl Serv,rig Coa\toi \:1c1t,ur.c;tcn - -. .  2008 Page #41  

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se establishment, dedicated public servant, skilled administrator and a tru 2003 Page #95  

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 open-ended basis. He continues to serve with distinction throughout the re 2003 Page #86  
ent. Lord Hill-Norton continued to serve his country as a member of the Hou 2004 Page #53  
tions, in effect for decades, that serve to suppress the open sharing of in 2004 Page #141  
ece, The War of the Worlds. Let it serve as a small reminder that there may 2004 Page #148  
er the current crop of crises will serve to hasten or impede disclosure. Th 2005 Page #77  
ed out for temporary duty (TDY) to serve between three days to a week, but  2006 Page #17  
ts of implications, in turn, could serve as guidance for pro-active, before 2006 Page #51  
ectual equals to the NHI and could serve as goodwill ambassadors. Scientist 2006 Page #56  
ambassadors. Scientists could also serve as liaisons or facilitators of com 2006 Page #56  
 the direction of Area 51 - and to serve Area 51. Slide 23: Map of Grown La 2006 Page #150  
 the south as a federal reserve to serve as one of three sites nationwide f 2008 Page #27  
d world Government eventually must serve one single 9.oal the guarantee of  2008 Page #117  
 blue uniforms of police sworn "to serve and protect," but black body armor 2008 Page #145  
TIONS WORK • INSTITUTIONS EXIST TO SERVE THEl\ISELVES • THEY ARE RULE-BASED 2008 Page #148  
 arc Soviet.' This simply does not serve our sovereignty and, most certainl 2009 Page #16  
FO Authority," but this would only serve to create even more confusion. My  2009 Page #154  
interesting news stories that well serve as a backdrop to the UFO events of 2009 Page #156  

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ly aware of the facts. Lovekin had served with the White House Army Signal  2003 Page #192  
r, so O'Brien's statement probably served to reinforce his suspicions. But  2004 Page #36  
ate Admiral Lord Peter Hill-Norton served as both Admiral of the Fleet (hig 2004 Page #53  
NSC), newly formed in August 1947, served as overall program coordinator. I 2004 Page #63  
ight Field, Ohio, and subsequently served in Australia, the Philippines and 2004 Page #108  
ield developed his UFO studies and served as Director of CRIFO — the Civili 2004 Page #108  
1957 — and until 1970, Stringfield served as Public Relations Advisor for N 2004 Page #108  
ittee on Aerial Phenomena. He also served on the Board of Directors of MUFO 2004 Page #108  
 year for Stringfield was 1977: he served as an advisor in November of that 2004 Page #108  
arcel of the 509th Bomb Group, who served in the 1940s in the U.S. Army in  2004 Page #134  
ier General Arthur Exon, as noted, served at Wright Patterson, and Lt. Col. 2004 Page #144  
o-author of The Deg After Roswell, served under General Arthur Trudeau in t 2004 Page #144  
isenhower administration; he later served as President and Chairman of the  2004 Page #224  
ative, the late Mr. Holly, who had served in the top command (in a defense  2005 Page #44  
ld met with this man, who formerly served in military intelligence . The ma 2005 Page #79  
ath toward uncovering the truth is served by unprovable or unfalsifiable as 2005 Page #86  
of old Europe into oblivion. Reich served with distinction as an artillery  2005 Page #89  
is patients: this human "armoring" served to block natural feeling and hold 2005 Page #90  
 Yeoman 2nd Class Dale Bailey, who served in a Crystal City, VA builrung th 2005 Page #130  
Inman (who, between 1974 and 1982, served as cl.irector of naval intelligen 2005 Page #130  
lright Field, OH, and subsequently served in Australia, the Philippines and 2005 Page #138  
ield developed hjs UFO studjes and served as Director of CRlFO-the Civilian 2005 Page #138  
-0 Blue, was published in 1957. He served from 1957 until 1970 as Public Re 2005 Page #139  
ttee on Aerial Phenomena . He also served on the Board of Directors of MUFO 2005 Page #139  
a landmark development, in 1977 he served as advisor to Prime Minister, Sir 2005 Page #139  
y on December 4, 1960. Bill Uhouse served 10 years in the Marine Corps as a 2005 Page #169  
ions Staff Sergeant Clifford Stone served in the U.S. Army for a 22 year pe 2006 Page #16  
oject Preserve Destiny Dan Sherman served with the US Air Force for twelve  2006 Page #21  
igned to the 4450th and could have served as a perfect foundation for a con 2006 Page #83  
ator, Leonard Stringfield, who had served in the 5th U.S. Air Force unit du 2006 Page #141  
ens of emails from people who have served in U. S. military or intelligence 2006 Page #142  
ry records. Thomas Colman Sheppard served in the U. S. Navy from September  2006 Page #156  
f cohesive form. Having previously served (in my capacity as Director of CO 2006 Page #181  
high ranking legal position and he served under Nixon I believe. He is now  2007 Page #91  
rriaJ. Paul asked a friend who had served in the Air Force at Kirtland if h 2007 Page #173  
is trial package. Like my father I served in the Intelligence Community . I 2008 Page #115  
 Workers Party. The Thule Society, served as a front for the even more secr 2008 Page #126  
m tubes and l 50 motors. Bush also served on the board of directors of the  2008 Page #131  
t Point graduate and military man, served as Air Force Chief of Staff and D 2008 Page #132  
 . Senator Arthur Vandenberg , who served as President Pro Tempore of the S 2008 Page #132  
lip scientists were there. He also served as Director of the AntiAircraft a 2008 Page #134  
ul Dickopf. After the war, Dickopf served as president of Interpol from 196 2008 Page #139  
l Vice President Frank Howard also served as chairman of the research commi 2008 Page #140  
nager James A. Baker III, who then served a chairman of the Reagan-Bush cam 2008 Page #142  
rmore Laboratory in 1954, where he served until his retirement in 1975. He  2009 Page #9  
d States? Whal good purpose can be served by publishing this information ?  2009 Page #12  
d States? What good purpose can be served by publishin g this information?  2009 Page #23  
as well, Lee Harvey Oswald. Oswald served at the Atsugi air base in Japan o 2009 Page #34  
ative, the late Mr. Holly, who had served in the top command (in a defense  2009 Page #50  
ided by Gary Heseltine . Col. Halt served in Vietnam and Japan before being 2009 Page #60  
ters Base Commander and later also served as Base Commander at Kunsan Air B 2009 Page #68  
S. Air Force four star general who served as Commander in Chief, Pacific Ai 2009 Page #73  
and serious. Understandably , this served to galvanize ufologists all over  2009 Page #136  
Medical School. During the war, he served on the National Defense Research  2009 Page #164  

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ay. I've taken a look at the terra server images -) ou can go on terra sen· 2005 Page #67  
net bur we didn't host our own web server so there wasn't a great need for  2007 Page #83  
you want, such as this is the file server or this is the print server and t 2007 Page #86  
e file server or this is the print server and this is in building 8 floor 3 2007 Page #86  
id this in 2007 (and the dedicated server crashed due to the volume of hits 2008 Page #63  

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 parks, phone companies , Internet servers and even billboards . Bertelsrna 2008 Page #143  

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ysicist and mathematician who also serves as a technical consultant for CSI 2004 Page #223  
as also RAM. The plastic or rubber serves as a matrix for microscopic iron  2006 Page #84  

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ing duties 1920s Soil Conservation Service duties--! 1930s and 40s Discover 2003 Page #44  
ioned that, "they could do a great service to their country." What the boys 2003 Page #67  
g Secretary with the Distinguished Service Metal the highest level civilian 2003 Page #89  
ame its own separate branch of the service, "the remaining bodies stored at 2003 Page #102  
ov 1948 • Swedish Air Intelligence Service - “these phenomenon are obviousl 2003 Page #161  
ders were rounded up by the secret service and taken there, while Cheney di 2003 Page #193  
d. Mr. T.J. Weems, the U.S. Signal Service officer at this place and an aut 2004 Page #26  
fore retiring from active military service, the late Admiral Lord Peter Hil 2004 Page #53  
m the Air Force after twenty years service. She had been stationed at RAF B 2004 Page #54  
who was at the time leaving public service. Dr. Sarbacher was re-contacted  2004 Page #98  
and then sent it off to the Secret Service. Lots of very interesting things 2004 Page #103  
ut George W. Bush's national guard service are a case in point, an example  2004 Page #140  
 Stations • PSS: Search and Rescue Service • PVO: Air Defense • TsPK: Cosmo 2004 Page #157  
sion of the Congressional Research Service, to see if I as chief counsel fo 2004 Page #186  
tant to the Congressional Research Service. After two attempts Sheehan was  2004 Page #186  
 government Congressional Research Service report that was prepared by the  2004 Page #187  
ared by the Congressional Research Service Science and Technology Division  2004 Page #187  
er terrorism specialist and secret service agent inside the Carter White Ho 2004 Page #188  
hat he also a member of the Secret Service, and he was the first member of  2004 Page #188  
was the first member of the Secret Service other than the head of the Secre 2004 Page #188  
 other than the head of the Secret Service to ever have witnessed a preside 2004 Page #188  
ly that he had been told by Secret Service agent McGeorge that the Holloman 2004 Page #197  
ath • Links to UFO field, military service • Remote viewing data • Probabil 2004 Page #200  
d a complete room filled with wire service teletypes. Can we say without ce 2004 Page #237  
er over the phone, or off the wire service teletype. So if Bond Johnson did 2004 Page #237  
across town from one paper or news service to another when the need arose,  2004 Page #238  
ocuments by a foreign intelligence service for some geo-political purpose.  2004 Page #243  
Retired as Lt. Col. After 21 years service MILITARY RECORDS RELEVANT TO OCR 2005 Page #8  
two officers from the Intelligence Service, Marco Eli Chereze and Eric Lope 2005 Page #32  
the officers from the Intelligence Service of the :Military Police who took 2005 Page #33  
ure and scientific research in the service of man. 1t provides a standard w 2005 Page #54  
derground space that the airshafts service 1s next co one of the ORES build 2005 Page #59  
he middle of a little U. S. Forest Service Research Station, for God's sake 2005 Page #66  
es 011b1, Ryan has done a Yaluable service to all UFO researchers by catalo 2005 Page #119  
cords of the 4602 Air Intelligence Service Squadron, there emerged a "UFOB  2005 Page #129  
gence-related matters and perioruc service at Raven Rock, sometimes caUed t 2005 Page #130  
has, in the 4602d Air Intelligence Service Squadron (AISS) the capability t 2005 Page #141  
uly 1957 the 4602 Air Intelligence Service Sguadron (AlSS) became the 1006  2005 Page #142  
lenty of opportunity. My answering service is instructed to give out my tra 2006 Page #12  
 month being the longest. His army service record refers to him only perfor 2006 Page #17  
rmy in 1989 (after twenty years of service) was opposed by the 'Colonel' wh 2006 Page #17  
FOs. In addition, Stone's military service was characterized by his dogged  2006 Page #17  
eone engaged in full time military service. His efforts were not viewed fav 2006 Page #17  
to verify his alleged training and service in covert projects. Stone claims 2006 Page #21  
M1-01. Sanitizing the training and service records of personnel associated  2006 Page #21  
nication with EBEs, and his actual service in that capacity was not recorde 2006 Page #21  
y was not recorded on his military service record. I will now examine Sherm 2006 Page #21  
 details of either the training or service he performed in relation to comm 2006 Page #23  
 details of either the training or service he performed in relation to UFO  2006 Page #23  
oject Moon Dust, his long military service, it can be concluded that Stone' 2006 Page #23  
 fully to the project. 7. Military service records contain no mention of an 2006 Page #24  
ining, and not leaving MJ-12 Group service. The MJ-12 Group template reveal 2006 Page #24  
O.. 36 1942 — "for the good of the service ATLANTIC MOW *MOM srommos Son mo 2006 Page #39  
rs run the INS (International News Service) wire story about the crash. How 2006 Page #45  
ntroduces a reality found today in service for the study and control of com 2006 Page #103  
Corporal Marco Eli Chereze, Secret Service of Military Police (P2) encounte 2006 Page #108  
f Health, along with Indian Health Service (hereinafter IHS) Epidemiologist 2006 Page #110  
a former CDC Epidemic Intelligence Service Officer, on 19 May.25 Autopsy re 2006 Page #110  
ant with a quarter of a century of service in the Force to his credit. At t 2006 Page #122  
[a] person in the North Wales Fire Service whose son was in the Army. But i 2006 Page #127  
le throughout the North Wales Fire Service including at Bala and Wrexham. M 2006 Page #127  
er 30, 1995, after twenty years of service. Provided by Tom C. Sheppard.) S 2006 Page #156  
 carried by the International News Service reported yet another explanation 2006 Page #169  
team of divers from Emerald Marine Service in Seattle finally mounts an att 2006 Page #187  
 Another diver from Emerald Marine Service out of Seattle, J.R. Hoirup, tak 2006 Page #188  
ditor of the Associated Press wire service, was sworn in as Director of Cen 2007 Page #16  
owner of the Associated Press wire service. Note the great importance place 2007 Page #16  
revailed and remains in lace. Wire Service Censorship: ► Roswell case: "Do  2007 Page #19  
e's funeral. Evidence of CIA/ wire service collusion during a "national sec 2007 Page #27  
MANUSCRIPT ■ Hired a transcription service ■ Retained paragraphing ■ Correc 2007 Page #49  
owcasing the world." In thjs pubEc service advertisement from the city of S 2007 Page #67  
ects everyone ." In another public service advertisement, this one from Gre 2007 Page #67  
 Press 1 800 864-3311 for customer service and card reactivation informatio 2007 Page #68  
kely it wiJJ be our 24-hour Rescue Service." 65                             2007 Page #71  
ates, offers a unjque notification service: "\Xlhate\ er the delay, we'll t 2007 Page #75  
y that it was no fault of American service men or women bur the fault of go 2007 Page #89  
ard of the 4602nd Air Intelligence Service Squadron , of course?" "Yes. It' 2007 Page #133  
ir Force's 4602nd Air Intelligence Service Squadron . It is an established  2007 Page #133  
nit of the U.S. Air Force Security Service (AFSS)-in March, 1967, the Spani 2008 Page #29  
 he has retired from over 20 years service with the Sheriff's office, he st 2008 Page #43  
 Lee Hayman, Washington Helicopter Service, stated succinctly, "There are f 2008 Page #54  
lot with the Washington Helicopter Service. I asked him to theorize about w 2008 Page #54  
les and although I left government service in 2006, I assisted the National 2008 Page #61  
tually taken over by the BBC World Service transmittin g station. But what  2008 Page #74  
as the Air Force became a separate service, Twining sent a letter to chief  2008 Page #132  
rst refusal, management contracts, service contracts, patent agreements, ca 2008 Page #136  
ect, Architects and Designers Book Service, Country Homes & Gardens, Crafte 2008 Page #144  
must know Lancer [Kennedy's Secret Service codename] has made some inquirie 2009 Page #39  
e since learned from copies of her service record obtained from the Nationa 2009 Page #88  
s story? 7r, First, her government service file proves that she did work in 2009 Page #95  
nor, the Navy Distinguished Public Service Award, for his outstanding contr 2009 Page #164  
eanographic career and his wartime service and this was made very apparent  2009 Page #173  

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wer quality standards ► 'Preferred service' irutiatives (Support 'network n 2007 Page #39  

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e yellow arrow is the U. S. Forest Service's Desert Research Experimental S 2005 Page #51  
io 4's Today program and BBC World Service's The World Today. I appeared tw 2008 Page #65  

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hs lead to the deaths of many U.S. servicemen. A tsunami weapon could have  2009 Page #170  

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ssmen to the chairman of the armed services committee, March 28,1966 www.ma 2003 Page #6  
ore would later perform many other services for the AFOSI, which were compl 2003 Page #146  
f Command center, all the military services, fire departments, NORAD, and o 2003 Page #193  
tachment 3 «f the 9393rd Technical Services Unit, assigned to Alamogordo AA 2003 Page #233  
 had been employed by the Property Services Agency (PSA), a now-defunct Bri 2004 Page #52  
les and Marketing for Express Wire Services in Charlotte, North Carolina. H 2004 Page #70  
ave been fortunate to have had the services of Nick Redfern to assist me in 2004 Page #106  
952, The Directorate of Historical Services, Office of the Command Adjutant 2004 Page #224  
gest and widely subscribed to news services, but there were many other wire 2004 Page #237  
es, but there were many other wire services in operation. On checking, the  2004 Page #237  
so subscribed to another five wire services and had a complete room filled  2004 Page #237  
thout certainty one of these other services may not have caught wind of wha 2004 Page #237  
one messages from some of the wire services all asking for pictures. He rem 2004 Page #237  
d at least one picture to the wire services, as the Bettmann image was wire 2004 Page #237  
er renamed the Office of Strategic Services (OSS), which conducted World Wa 2005 Page #122  
opment for the United Stares armed services, NASA and other go\·errunenr ag 2005 Page #125  
onel' who said his crash retrieval services were still required. Some suppo 2006 Page #17  
 to the 'Colonel' stating that his services were still required. Sherman's  2006 Page #23  
e of NHI benevolence. Extra church services as well as counseling services  2006 Page #59  
rch services as well as counseling services would be offered in order to ca 2006 Page #59  
would try to maintain basic public services as long as possible. However, s 2006 Page #63  
g to work; stores would stay open, services would function. Reliaion _ Most 2006 Page #64  
ling and other church-based social services. Government would support the c 2006 Page #64  
irms providing essential goods and services would be pressed to stay produc 2006 Page #65  
ment would intervene to keep basic services afloat. Religion Media Public A 2006 Page #65  
nt benefit of doubt, but as social services disintegrated, many would feel  2006 Page #65  
he motorway and stop at one of the services — just for a cup of tea. They w 2006 Page #124  
n the crates. "They stopped at the services; however, as they went to get o 2006 Page #124  
 (the "top brass" of all the armed services) had sent a warning to U. S. fo 2006 Page #165  
com County Department of Emergency Services "requesting transportation to a 2006 Page #185  
com County Department of Emergency Services personnel on board. 11:20 AM to 2006 Page #185  
 behest of Whatcom County Emergeng Services. Based upon the evidence surrou 2006 Page #189  
cour the Internet and news-cutting services for interesting guests and stor 2006 Page #203  
acionship with the UP] and AP wire services to place propaganda stories dir 2007 Page #13  
 wires. I'll come back to the wire services later in conneccion with UFO ev 2007 Page #13  
nce placed on controlling the wire services. This helps us understand why s 2007 Page #16  
 require cooperation of maJor news services (UPI, AP, NYT, etc.) ► 3) NYT p 2007 Page #23  
oker.) , WWII: Office of Strategic Services (OSS) agents infiltrate editori 2007 Page #26  
 talked about the role of the wire services in censoring news. But I want t 2007 Page #27  
ads for technological produces and services covertly refer to government se 2007 Page #59  
d U FOs helping promote products , services and events. Roswell, New Mexico 2007 Page #60  
" MEDIA, INFORMATION AND FINANCIAL SERVICES Its not just hard products whic 2007 Page #67  
st in their markecing. lnformacion services are involved as well. In the fa 2007 Page #67  
this company's ability to sell its services, it also reminds the reader tha 2007 Page #67  
1992 employed an alien to sell its services. This cute, non-threaterung Lit 2007 Page #68  
of a UFO to sell their informacion services. They had issued a series of Wo 2007 Page #68  
Os to help sell their products and services in the United States. The text  2007 Page #70  
, of course. Why?" Their financial services and disability insurance are "o 2007 Page #71  
t national tabloids promotin g the services of the Ro) al Insurance company 2007 Page #71  
I found the ads run by information services, technology, and medical compan 2007 Page #76  
vert mission? To se!J products and services as they continue to assure the  2007 Page #77  
Oct 74. UECL: OADR "The lvlilitary Services shaU direct their counterintell 2007 Page #175  
ude utilizing counter-intelligence services to protect the nation from inte 2008 Page #25  
erally requires using intelligence services to detect and defeat, or at the 2008 Page #25  
 the Grays Harbor County Emergency Services Director, was quick to report h 2008 Page #54  
 possible Bill Langford, Emergency Services Director, was pressured to conc 2008 Page #54  
 (later of the Office of Strategic Services) was on the board of Schroeder. 2008 Page #126  
es, in addition to providing legal services to a joint Rockefeller-Schroede 2008 Page #127  
infom1ation technology , technical services and business aviation and speci 2008 Page #131  
of creative, media and operational services. A 137                          2008 Page #143  
1941-194 7) and the joint military services Research Development Board (RDB 2009 Page #36  
at the USAF and the other military services were secretly required to relea 2009 Page #41  
al in origin and that the security services of both the United States and E 2009 Page #59  
e Chief Engineer at the Scientific Services Division on the Snowy Mountains 2009 Page #163  
d. 3. It: 1 :3 1~equontcd that the services of Goverro:ent i\eaenat1oa riur 2009 Page #175  

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at 1 have explained about the wire services' historical censorshjp role. Du 2007 Page #20  

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ON people. It involves the longest servicing State Secretary in U.S. histor 2003 Page #190  

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about the incident. I am currently serving in the (United States) military  2003 Page #97  
t TyHenson: "I think the Arctic is serving as a kind of air base for the un 2004 Page #13  
 when returning from Vietnam after serving his time went into the reserves. 2004 Page #188  
 in 1965 from her husband, who was serving in Vietnam at the time. Ominousl 2005 Page #44  
 from the Alien Autopsy film while serving with the US Army in 1969. 145    2005 Page #147  
as the onl) male in the family not serving in the armed forces at the time. 2005 Page #153  
uld read the Guidebook when he was serving on the retrieval teams up until  2006 Page #19  
elations, warding off hostility or serving as liaison between the NHI entit 2006 Page #55  
ping this being as a deity, others serving whatever it may call God. T.,As  2006 Page #60  
 upon in the early 1980s to a then serving member of the Royal Air Force. I 2006 Page #129  
position at Levi Strauss, he was a serving member of the Board of Trustees  2007 Page #76  
r own career and those who lead by serving the public and their officers. R 2008 Page #44  
for a year in Vichy, France. After serving as the third Director of Central 2008 Page #131  
 connected to the Carnegie wealth, serving as president of the Carnegie Ins 2008 Page #131  
Council on Foreign Relations while serving under Presidents beginning with  2008 Page #133  
 in 1965 from her husband, who was serving in Vietnam at the time. Ominousl 2009 Page #51  

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ype. PCs, CELL ·Lr\R PHONES & TECH SERVJCES \ itesse Semiconductor Corporat 2007 Page #69  

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rm t S. Indun I ust lund 4.40. fie seselmees, ItTiortinara.aam •••••••••A.  2006 Page #32  

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n in the trio, a strained hypnosis session followed. Sprinkle was aghast at 2003 Page #144  
ff that came out during the second session was scary enough that not only B 2003 Page #144  
ds, and during the October 28 1997 session asked the Secretary for Defence  2004 Page #53  
c regression with him, and soon. A session was arranged for the 15`h, durin 2004 Page #59  
 previous nights' events. It was a session I will not soon forget and it le 2004 Page #59  
ial board of inquiry held a secret session today seeking means to prevent a 2004 Page #67  
2000 New Mexico legislature was in session. El Vado is the only secret rada 2004 Page #71  
ing of aliens at HoHoman. In a Q&A session during a Houston lecture, Emeneg 2004 Page #184  
eorge was admitted to the briefing session on UFOs given to Jimmy Carter. T 2004 Page #189  
 Marcel being present at his photo session in Ramey's office. He has always 2004 Page #234  
e only pressman there at his photo session. I believe he's quite correct. A 2004 Page #236  
believe he's quite correct. At his session where he took the four images of 2004 Page #236  
said there was just that one photo session in which he was involved, and we 2004 Page #237  
arios of Contact. Contact Planning Session II concluded with a series of ex 2006 Page #51  
cal uncertainties were determined, Session participants began to assess the 2006 Page #53  
ayers to Different Scenario Worlds Session participants represented a broad 2006 Page #57  
June 1974. Volume II. Unclassified Session. c:::::•-··• ====== Descripth·e  2007 Page #163  
 John Burroughs in a 1988 hypnosis session to describe his and Col. Charles 2008 Page #74  
scenes was a secret first hypnosis session with John Bu1Toughs on November  2008 Page #84  
mber 11, 1988, videotaped hypnosis session with John Burroughs (B), Hypnoth 2008 Page #84  
m the November I I, 1988, hypnosis session with John Burroughs. SLIDE# 31 N 2008 Page #85  
iven an audiocassette of that 1994 session to transcribe. The transcription 2008 Page #90  
after September 10, 1994, hypnosis session After his September 10, 1994, hy 2008 Page #94  
r his September 10, 1994, hypnosis session was over, Sergeant James Pennist 2008 Page #94  
 most recent October 2009 hypnosis session before the conference .He will a 2009 Page #77  

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hat was coming out in the hypnosis sessions, because he thought that this w 2003 Page #144  
they had learned from the briefing sessions. When the Sarbacher-Smith inter 2004 Page #92  
y. It was at one of these training sessions that lasted about two weeks tha 2004 Page #188  
judging by the Question and Answer sessions, are the `WHY?" questions. Why  2006 Page #4  
ations, and leading the debriefing sessions. This appears to be very odd gi 2006 Page #18  
Report .frorn the Contact Planning Sessions, dated September 4, 2001. Execu 2006 Page #48  
 to be called the Contact Planning Sessions. The approach taken in this pro 2006 Page #48  
 us. Over the two Contact Planning Sessions, a total of 26 participants fro 2006 Page #49  
Contact events. The purpose of the Sessions was to develop this spectrum of 2006 Page #49  
d creativity, the Contact Planning Sessions would not have been possible. A 2006 Page #49  
Although the subject matter of the Sessions might seem related to the study 2006 Page #49  
elated research—the inquiry of the Sessions was in no way based upon existi 2006 Page #49  
organizers of the Contact Planning Sessions sought to begin with a blank pa 2006 Page #49  
"What if...?" The Contact Planning Sessions were organized by Michael Linde 2006 Page #49  
s and acquisitions consultant. The Sessions were sponsored by the Internati 2006 Page #49  
y entrepreneur Joseph Firmage. The Sessions were designed and facilitated b 2006 Page #49  
. The central approach used in the Sessions was scenario development. Since 2006 Page #50  
organizers of the Contact Planning Sessions are not aware of any other simi 2006 Page #69  
organizers of the Contact Planning Sessions offer this report as a first st 2006 Page #70  
dinary" USAPs ■ Reported to closed sessions in Congress, just like SAPs. ■  2007 Page #52  

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Man at 'boas lots tic, • . v. V, • sestrniti,"-- • 1118/78. NewJersey. • F  2006 Page #29  

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ED IN 13-STORY LEAP; U.S. MOURNING SET ' - - Forrestal Killed5-23 Figure 5. 2003 Page #93  
ph by professor© 1996. The SEM was set in a "back-scattering" configuration 2003 Page #105  
ver been seen by civilian eyes. He set himself to the task, and in a few mo 2003 Page #149  
cellent arguments, there is a fine set of arguments against continued secre 2003 Page #185  
dent knowing nothing as he had. He set up a series of briefing to be given  2003 Page #191  
 of metal in the grave. While Case set out to find someone to analyze whate 2004 Page #27  
." When their orders were cut they set out for Shag Harbor and arrived ther 2004 Page #41  
nd cover" cause your book is gonna set off a lot of powerful people that ha 2004 Page #50  
elow the surface. Pulley hooks are set in the tunnel every thirty feet to e 2004 Page #51  
nt had a highly classified project set up to study them, so I reasoned that 2004 Page #89  
eloped. Keyhoe reported that panic set in within the Air Force, and the rac 2004 Page #103  
. The rumor was that this plan was set up by Richard Nixon and that it was  2004 Page #180  
rt 2) Doty, it turns out to be. He set up a meeting with Bill Moore. What a 2004 Page #190  
 into the conditions that had been set out by General Miller and Colonel Co 2004 Page #193  
IN 13-STORY LEAP. I U. S. MOURNING SET := 200 A • 145 atoe•ev1 ,akt w(ft ,I 2004 Page #203  
 any more of the story than he had set down in his book, and by God, he was 2004 Page #218  
g, as each camera lens has its own set of characteristics and these should  2004 Page #233  
rted to fall into place which also set the Marcel and Ramey images apart an 2004 Page #234  
r IT SEEMS REASONABLE TO SSUME ONE SET OF LAWS IN OUR UNIVERSE ■ Let's also 2005 Page #4  
t started with ■ A system would be set up to figure it out WHO HAD THE PART 2005 Page #5  
job, so well, that we never had to set up or use 'disinformation' tactics.  2005 Page #10  
ying alien breathe easier, someone set it up with oxygen breathing apparatu 2005 Page #32  
0,000 of solar panel array that is set up in the middle of thjs facility in 2005 Page #66  
e in which we are sitting that was set up originally back in 1933, built as 2005 Page #68  
hem. Anything like this would have set off alarms -especially thinking the  2005 Page #71  
erfect. You have a station that is set up as a scientific research station. 2005 Page #71  
ow take only a sufficient spark to set the town ablaze. During periods of g 2005 Page #85  
tissues and the blood. There is no set or prescribed length of time for its 2005 Page #91  
retary-assistant, Helen Dukas, and set for January 13, 1941. The two men me 2005 Page #91  
r had been placed on: Einstein had set one box on a table and suspended ano 2005 Page #92  
st read The Einstein Affair that I set up the experiment at home. I confirm 2005 Page #93  
eful examinatio n of the stars and set about proving that some "stars" did  2005 Page #95  
echruque, the camera is carefull y set to face the night sky with the shutt 2005 Page #95  
to a crimjnal and a court date was set. Given the betrayal of rus lawyers,  2005 Page #101  
e enthusiasm of a U.S. pilot might set the light to the 100                 2005 Page #102  
958), a launch complex was quickly set up and used for the site's first "ho 2005 Page #125  
for an invited auc:lience onJy, he set about selling the rights to the fiJm 2005 Page #146  
wood was in tl1e air as Jose and I set out on horseback one August morning  2005 Page #154  
) floodlights. It was Like a movie set, but there were no mO\ ie cameras or 2005 Page #165  
y, in wruch energy is also used to set up a local gravitational force indep 2005 Page #171  
 and found that our government had set up forty-six different research proj 2005 Page #173  
 at Corona", Ref. 3) we would have set up a highly classified Project (call 2006 Page #9  
igh altitude hail. We know a radar set was on over at White Sands because o 2006 Page #11  
n believes that the stage has been set to analyze it in comparison to other 2006 Page #15  
more aggressive. says Sokolov they set up some 30 radar stations to track U 2006 Page #28  
ave purposefully modified his test set up no that it would not give an over 2006 Page #41  
 might take; second, to generate a set of "scenario worlds" representing th 2006 Page #48  
teraction with the NHI will likely set the tone for all future levels of NH 2006 Page #56  
ce. Constitutional rights could be set aside; martial law could become univ 2006 Page #68  
 supplies. A temporary bivouac was set up and trucks were brought in to hau 2006 Page #79  
he crash site. Air Force personnel set off small explosive charges to excav 2006 Page #82  
t point. If the recovery crews had set their perimeter 1,000 feet beyond th 2006 Page #85  
events following the encounter and set the stage for the story by telling m 2006 Page #98  
g fire-breathing monster" actually set up the incident to be turned into a  2006 Page #99  
t they have access to no different set of equations or physics or biology t 2006 Page #102  
 body from an infected source, and set about corrupting the normal PrP of t 2006 Page #114  
val in North Wales with a specific set of circumstances; and (b) who are no 2006 Page #123  
ne of the three consoles that were set up for the radar site. The radar sit 2006 Page #154  
f the early warning radar that was set up by the Air Defense Command. These 2006 Page #170  
ed on the scope (of a ground radar set) that thg had                        2006 Page #175  
o the television as Neil Armstrong set foot on the moon. The events detaile 2006 Page #182  
slightest rumor about this bizarre set of occurrences. It strikes me as odd 2006 Page #183  
risp light of day, a boat and crew set forth to discover what had happened  2006 Page #186  
 his place. Hoirup and Burke again set sail for the splashdown spot aboard  2006 Page #188  
Nevada, Las Vegas. His goal was to set up a laboratory at the university to 2006 Page #196  
zza Parlor: someone else wanted to set up a UFO and futuristic theme park.  2006 Page #197  
ressive journalist George Creel to set up a censorship and propaganda appar 2007 Page #10  
ic. When the first atomic bomb was set off at the Trinity Site in New Mexic 2007 Page #30  
es they must have been. In the ad, set in front of the Capitol Builrung, an 2007 Page #65  
y a green, hovering flying saucer, set the tone immediately: UFO's USA URL! 2007 Page #67  
 ease the workflow. Also 1 used to set up remote dial-in so managers could  2007 Page #83  
o most of the systems were already set up by that person and I was just kee 2007 Page #83  
n there. GM: Yes, I always used to set a password when I went in to these s 2007 Page #89  
ng squall." When the sun starts to set, the heat from the canyon floor rais 2007 Page #122  
lightning or possibly a meteor had set the mountain on fire, and that was i 2007 Page #126  
enced reliable personnel and radar set is in perfect operating d. · 10 con  2008 Page #28  
nting to discuss the files. I will set out the background to this release a 2008 Page #61  
e in 2005, the Public Records Acts set down the rules on access to governme 2008 Page #61  
 back tonight and we were going to set up for it and we were going to find  2008 Page #87  
pt YOU TOUCHED THE SYMBOLS AND YOU SET OFF A PROGRAM? Yes. The craft was re 2008 Page #91  
nes , had not been kept from being set into motion against the Reich, Europ 2008 Page #130  
ing the Apollo moon missions, were set to coincide with astrological alignm 2008 Page #134  
, someone with enough authority to set the launch date and time for Apollo  2008 Page #135  
ethods for problem solving. Weaver set out to confirm or deny the findings  2008 Page #135  
OST POWERFUL POSITIOJ\' 0~ EARIB • SET IBE DlRECTI0:--1 OF IBE WORLD • CONT 2008 Page #153  
egedly got an offer from EG & G to set up an interview. It would seem remar 2009 Page #9  
ense to go beyond the restrictions set .forth in these documents if the sit 2009 Page #27  
lizing the criteria and procedures set forth in these instructions" and sub 2009 Page #27  
eria, procedures, and restrictions set forth in these instructions." I woul 2009 Page #27  
.g ,~ e:11::ercising the authority set forth in --;" "-~\\ :. C ., .. 22 -· 2009 Page #28  
 plan." 5 The significance of this set of memos is that it shows that in 19 2009 Page #36  
s also supported by a declassified set of three National Security Action Me 2009 Page #38  
nt with MJ-12 codeword access is a set of directives from the Director of t 2009 Page #39  
gleton followed a Top Secret/MJ-12 set of directives. One of the secret dir 2009 Page #42  
nown to Kennedy , Dulles drafted a set directives shortly before his Novemb 2009 Page #43  
d UFO files. Unknown to Kennedy, a set of secret MJ-12 directives issued by 2009 Page #45  
 , Angleton , implemented a secret set of directives that would deny access 2009 Page #45  
rovided on how contact was made to set up the initial meeting. The reason f 2009 Page #53  
 the crew and the team outside was set up prior to entry. What happened wit 2009 Page #53  
s' .e~e_ers I found the follow_ing set of orders __ : _________ _, 8 .,...  2009 Page #174  
bout 4 feet of water. cameras were set Summary Two weeks before Kenneth Arn 2009 Page #176  

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

March 5, 1942 - Marshall memo. IPU set-up 1944 - FDR ..Non Terrestrial Scie 2003 Page #25  

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

t2.r Vh.1:s the Soviets, and E'P ■ Setbacks in the Fight ligainst Secrecy ■ 2008 Page #163  

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. I think it is hilarious that Dr. Seth Shostak, one of the noisier SETI, g 2006 Page #6  
pectives on Extraterrestrial Life, Seth Shostak, Berkeley, CA: Seth Shostal 2006 Page #70  
 Life, Seth Shostak, Berkeley, CA: Seth Shostalc, 1998. UFOs and Defense: W 2006 Page #70  

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

on Laboratory in California in the SETI program.(on the religious implicati 2003 Page #197  
ed to give a lecture to the top 50 SETI people inside the Jet Propulsion La 2004 Page #186  
on Laboratory in California in the SETI program. In that context I was allo 2004 Page #187  
asted on the irrelevant efforts of SETI. The program inflated the ufologica 2005 Page #76  
for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (SETI) program claim that since their rad 2005 Page #120  
ke MJ-12 documents? Why do you say SETI stands for Silly Effort To Investig 2006 Page #4  
f the situation on our planet. The SETI cultists seem to think we are the C 2006 Page #5  
. Seth Shostak, one of the noisier SETI, guys says there is nobody at ZR 1  2006 Page #6  
thin the neighborhood. If one is a SETI cultist noting (as on the terrible  2006 Page #6  
 Too primitive. I suspect that the SETI cultists think they would be welcom 2006 Page #8  
y are also real. 7. WHY do you say SETI stands for Silly Effort to Investig 2006 Page #11  
 is very little science behind the SETI effort. It is assumed that there ar 2006 Page #11  

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

t is fascinating is that this memo sets up the authentication of a leaked t 2003 Page #24  
estal is dated September 24 and it sets in motion the creation of the class 2003 Page #87  
ome statistical conclusions • Five sets of examples, including cases • Disc 2004 Page #107  
y specific. Slide 16 displays both sets of concerns. Generally, it is reaso 2004 Page #121  
ner's article in the MUFON Journal sets the stage • Select personnel, secur 2004 Page #124  
rom CIA director Allen Dulles that sets up a series of eight directives con 2004 Page #242  
rector of CIA (Allen Welsh Dulles) sets up a series of eight directives con 2004 Page #247  
at is life affirmati ve, and again sets the stage for the worst aspects of  2005 Page #104  
 space borne and earth based radar sets, cameras, electromagnetic sensors,  2006 Page #9  
Q, latro: roa, Mark MO: air stipse sets net iniootart Mend, either as toemt 2006 Page #30  
t and west coasts of the US, radar sets capable of detecting aircraft at 15 2006 Page #170  
y the late 1940's there were radar sets capable of a 200 mile range at 40,0 2006 Page #170  
mean nothing, yet from these three sets of ideas, occurring entirely within 2009 Page #20  
xist for an astronomer on call who sets out to describe the history, struct 2009 Page #24  
ventures, actors looking for stage sets, heavy metal musicians, arm wrestle 2009 Page #138  

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

Soviet Army blockades West Berlin, setting into motion the Berlin Airlift a 2003 Page #88  
rural Suffolk, East Anglia was the setting for what is now regarded as the  2004 Page #46  
lk, East Anglia, has long been the setting for considerable military weapon 2004 Page #48  
er investigation even involved the setting up of the only official governme 2004 Page #86  
it to be measured in a laborator y setting. He named it the orgone energy a 2005 Page #90  
r students. Trus structure was the setting for the so-called Oranur Experim 2005 Page #94  
voidable. - Governments must lead, setting tone and pace of interaction wit 2006 Page #66  
cement personnel assisted him with setting up security for the crash site.  2006 Page #74  
y converts into the abnormal form, setting the scene for sporadic CJD and t 2006 Page #114  
eaking the computers and radar and setting the new ranges because a 10 mega 2006 Page #154  
s new Foundation. Bigelow proposed setting up a Chair of Anomalies Research 2006 Page #196  
ains , Oak Ridge seems an unlikely setting for events that changed the cour 2008 Page #27  
cretariat division responsible for setting policy and leading investigation 2008 Page #64  
itary man's comment): 'Oh, they're setting a trap for it. They're trying to 2008 Page #87  
: Who told you this, that they are setting a trap for· it? B: Some sergeant 2008 Page #87  
dle of The Flying Saucers, thereby setting up a pattern of scholarly avoida 2009 Page #30  
ons ." "Contemporaneously with the setting up of the Experimental Station,  2009 Page #170  

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

 15 shows both EBEs in underground settings. The third entry, Report 6, dea 2004 Page #119  

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

I was excited. An exhumation might settle the matter once and for all. But  2004 Page #30  
y Grail that will once and for all settle these questions irrefutably. Afte 2004 Page #133  
r Charles Berlitz had the money to settle the dispute, but reportedly Willi 2004 Page #145  
temporarv. Big things take time to settle in, and this is very big. Eventua 2005 Page #86  
y border town of Presidio began to settle down for the evening, little real 2007 Page #185  
logica l entities (EBE), desire to settle here. 106                         2008 Page #112  
 observed. The UFO finally came to settle onto a poplar tree causing the tr 2009 Page #135  

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

 have had since his own estate was settled. As I understand it, they came f 2003 Page #98  
ct or at least the light on it had settled deeper into the water, perhaps s 2004 Page #37  
eval Conference following year. He settled in Forest Hills, a then-quiet di 2005 Page #90  
f Tucson on October 19, 1954. Once settled in, they commenced drawing opera 2005 Page #99  
fter one of the early famjlies who settled in the Mojave Desert). Charlie s 2005 Page #164  
. Georgia and Australia were first settled by convicts. Letting the convict 2006 Page #7  
 the financial fate of Germany was settled in London at a meeting between H 2008 Page #127  

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

arose in the I 91 Os in one of the settlements near the epicenter. Accordin 2008 Page #102  
 through the Bank of J ntemational Settlements, the hub of the banking worl 2008 Page #127  

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

any containing the graves of early settlers and the Maltese Cross markers o 2004 Page #27  
■ Native Americans got rifles from settlers ■ Soviets copied the bomb from  2005 Page #3  
lide: One of the fourth generation settlers in the town of Garrison nearest 2005 Page #70  

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

welve miles and hour and gradually settling toward the earth. It sailed ove 2004 Page #26  

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

case from the Framingham, Massachu setts, edition of the Middlesex Ne111s o 2005 Page #40  

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

dy, too. They had the same type of setup as Bill had down in Key West. When 2006 Page #148  

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

istration number, military titles *setv improperly noted and signature* app 2003 Page #135  

Word: "seve11", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 make-up effects for a film titled Seve11 Dqys 1111der Mavis. It told the t 2005 Page #149  

Word: "seven", 46 instance(s) (Back to Top)

tary Documents Supporting CG Crash Seven leaked documents from three source 2003 Page #25  
it to conclude its work after only seven days. Several more months pass bef 2003 Page #94  
ightings  2, 1 mile apart □ Within seven days or of no value □ Always follo 2003 Page #177  
 It notes that if it is older than seven days it is not likely to be of val 2003 Page #178  
and NARA at College Park Maryland, seven if you include the original draft  2003 Page #205  
 16 news stories squeezed into the seven columns of the old newspaper. All  2004 Page #31  
o expect. Then they saw it, six or seven hundred feet from the shore. It wa 2004 Page #35  
 vessels searching the Sound up to seven, including four more fishing boats 2004 Page #40  
nd could not help him there. After seven days some of the vessels left the  2004 Page #44  
f credibility. Part 4: Resolution? Seven days after the Shag Harbor Inciden 2004 Page #45  
U.S. and U.K. bookstores more than seven years ago, our intention had been  2004 Page #46  
f the town of Woodbridge, Suffolk. Seven or eight years earlier he had been 2004 Page #52  
UFO Siege • Gained reputation with seven "status reports" on UFO Crash Retr 2004 Page #107  
sonally acquainted with six of the seven listed, never having met Michael H 2004 Page #117  
Documents (QDs) Slide 13 shows the seven reports that have some correlation 2004 Page #117  
t Germany crash retrieval Slide 12 SEVEN REPORTS REFERENCING QUESTIONED DOC 2004 Page #118  
ermine cause of death. In summary, seven of the reports have correlation wi 2004 Page #119  
s Senator Barry Goldwater, Mercury Seven Astronaut Gordon Cooper, Lunar Ast 2004 Page #132  
V series X- Files, Dark Skies, and Seven Degs, the Spielberg Sci-Fi channel 2004 Page #137  
ay have seen in the desert five or seven years after the Roswell Incident h 2004 Page #140  
ed from planes until about five or seven years after the Roswell Incident,  2004 Page #148  
 time I now believe it can. Of the seven photographs known to exist that we 2004 Page #233  
 of the QD. Our team has looked at seven elements: the first is the provena 2004 Page #243  
m cannon, three were airdrops, and seven were detonated on towers, ranging  2005 Page #39  
his cell on November 3, 1957, just seven days before his scheduled release  2005 Page #102  
ghted scores associated with these seven categories, then normalizing the r 2005 Page #137  
isome questions as detailed in the seven attributes of authentici t:y cited 2005 Page #137  
d 1994, Stringfield self-published seven weU-receiYed Stat11s Repo1ts on cr 2005 Page #139  
 I distinctly showed that at least seven of the supposed MJ-12 documents pr 2006 Page #12  
y of Clifford Stone. The following seven elements appear in both the testim 2006 Page #22  
over-up Hacks various agencies for seven years, on and off. U.S. Space Comm 2006 Page #31  
played a large aircraft component (seven inches across and weighing about s 2006 Page #83  
son to have interviewed all of the seven witnesses. During my research, I t 2006 Page #98  
e so-called monster had grown from seven to 17 feet high in 24 hours." Othe 2006 Page #99  
n Mexico that occurred practically seven months to the day after the contro 2006 Page #133  
hat drew their attention. They saw seven lights in a boomerang configuratio 2006 Page #200  
 Black (MIBs). One local resident, seven years previous to the show, had a  2006 Page #204  
iscussed with rum his knowledge of seven photographs that appeared to show  2007 Page #138  
iller. Tuffy was out of school for seven days at the time of the Crash. Whe 2008 Page #53  
                 SLIDE# 4 SLIDE# 5 Seven years later in 1958, RAF Bentwater 2008 Page #72  
oad maimer. The letter consists of seven paragraphs separated by five aster 2008 Page #106  
agencies, the fewer the leaks. The seven pages that follow are presumably t 2008 Page #110  
es in children between the ages of seven and 12. 1n the 1970s, American dru 2008 Page #140  
ham Hill; IO Television networks , seven radio stations, five productions h 2008 Page #143  
 for the Department of Defense for seven years under both Republican and De 2009 Page #21  
s consistent with what she told me seven years later. During our conversati 2009 Page #95  

Word: "seven-year-old", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ATHER EVER SAY TO YOU AS A FIVE TO SEVEN-YEAR-OLD THAT WE ARE DEALING WITH  2006 Page #152  

Word: "seven-years-old", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 Utah By early 1966, when Paul was seven-years-old, the family had moved to 2006 Page #151  

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

sideration," according to the FBI. Seveney-two hours lacer, che FBI issued  2007 Page #137  

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

e maintenance officer for the next seventeen years. Col. Halt               2009 Page #68  

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

mmences. Several minutes later the seventh floor duty nurse reports hearing 2003 Page #92  
 of Armaments Other Ministries GAU Seventh Ad)nQatratiort Other Enterpr Dep 2004 Page #155  
; the sixth, anachronisms; and the seventh, conclusions. Each of these elem 2004 Page #243  

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

ury, l\fassachusetts, in the early Seventies on avionics systems. Dr. Eric  2005 Page #41  
udbury, Massachusetts in the early seventies on avionics systems. Jr is unk 2005 Page #169  

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

 date. Sierra Blanca peak is about seventy miles straight west of Roswell.  2003 Page #99  
be a bolide that exploded sixty to seventy miles high. The flash was so bri 2008 Page #13  

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

data that there have been at least seventy-five UFO crashes, and it is data 2005 Page #121  

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

ep black program (or perhaps it is severa.l programs), the purpose of which 2005 Page #81  
. Mitchell's claims have been made severa.l rimes over a number of years. S 2005 Page #81  

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

r from military records. There are severaJ such cases in this book. But if  2005 Page #134  
in 1969. Sgt. Stone is onJy one of severaJ fonner US miLitary personnel who 2005 Page #147  
svaldo :Maffei, in the presence of severaJ witnesses. Dr. Maffei issued the 2007 Page #194  

Word: "several", 280 instance(s) (Back to Top)

onference Astronaut Gordon Cooper “Several days in a row we sighted groups  2003 Page #14  
andmother who during the course of several days described the unusual event 2003 Page #21  
n Friedman finds Walter Fisk It. □ Several intuitives B ■ Living and anonym 2003 Page #22  
her grandmother over the course of several days as she was dying of cancer. 2003 Page #22  
tory. She kept after the story for several days clarifying with her grandmo 2003 Page #22  
n arrival, said there were already several people there on the scene, two t 2003 Page #30  
 with Charlette's story, there are several good candidates. According to th 2003 Page #37  
 been a matter of grave concern to several presidents. The recovered techno 2003 Page #38  
ut the Maury Island case come from several Freedom of Information Act reque 2003 Page #41  
 Island case, the lecture presents several theories about what there and th 2003 Page #41  
me that a virus had wiped them out several years before. 41                 2003 Page #45  
s and threads came out, as well as several tiny tulip-like seed affairs abo 2003 Page #49  
spectroscopy. These tests revealed several materials including the presence 2003 Page #49  
 not in uniform, and oddly enough, several men in dress suits and hats. The 2003 Page #69  
Office, London: The PRO is home to several thousand pages of previously cla 2003 Page #74  
asserts that UFOs were involved in several unexplained air crashes at Bosco 2003 Page #78  
    UFO Crash Retrieval Conference several attempts to take his life. At th 2003 Page #90  
nd a search of the room commences. Several minutes later the seventh floor  2003 Page #92  
de its work after only seven days. Several more months pass before the 'rep 2003 Page #94  
nd." Included with the letter were several silver metal pieces cut in squar 2003 Page #97  
broadcasts for those facts because several different testimonies have emerg 2003 Page #98  
esium in thin micron layers. After several weeks, he told me: "I have basic 2003 Page #110  
pons Lab. Doty was later told that several of the officers were "very inter 2003 Page #146  
oore. The speech had to be stopped several times to restore order. One rese 2003 Page #146  
uld count on his declaration that "several other individuals" were involved 2003 Page #147  
e satisfied that we might have had several recoveries prior to 1954, that i 2003 Page #171  
 science o Presence seems benign e Several dead entities recovered, under s 2003 Page #174  
ignal strength return. If you have several measurements, especially if you  2003 Page #183  
ation of “special access ” We have several examples of RESTRICTED with othe 2003 Page #186  
ing with Slide 66, I conclude that several aliens species have been visitin 2003 Page #187  
Manual 64 BOB WOOD CONCLUSIONS 1 n Several alien species have been involved 2003 Page #188  
vestigation? Ford: Dave, we've had several incidents in Michigan in the las 2003 Page #195  
en Silkwood case, Iran-Contra, and several other important cases. Sheehan's 2003 Page #197  
was not able to gain access to the several locations were wreckage and bodi 2003 Page #234  
of the team was able to learn that several bodies were taken to the 4 hospi 2003 Page #234  
proper security clearances. Though several MPs suffarod. nervous breakdowns 2003 Page #235  
— with more than a dozen books and several government and military reports  2004 Page #4  
From the CIA, I was able to obtain several pieces of intriguing data relati 2004 Page #12  
in? I dug further, and came across several pages of U.S. Air Force material 2004 Page #12  
s have landed in the polar regions several times. Said Lieutenant TyHenson: 2004 Page #13  
elieved that what we held in those several days was perhaps not merely spac 2004 Page #15  
 explosion, scattering debris over several acres of ground, wrecking the wi 2004 Page #26  
d silver, and it must have weighed several tons. The town today is full of  2004 Page #27  
e evening of November 17, 1896, by several hundred residents of Sacramento. 2004 Page #27  
spapers who had previously written several satirical pieces. I learned that 2004 Page #28  
thing about it until a man rode by several days later and told the story. " 2004 Page #29  
 Crash Retrieval? northern sky for several minutes. "I wanted to go immedia 2004 Page #30  
 been taken to seek an exhumation, several Aurora residents, including ceme 2004 Page #30  
 after what he had just witnessed. Several minutes earlier, Wickens, along  2004 Page #34  
ified male caller from Bear Point, several miles to the east of Shag Harbor 2004 Page #35  
ard Shag Harbor, however they were several miles further to the east betwee 2004 Page #36  
escribed the UFOs they were seeing several miles down the line. He was soon 2004 Page #47  
en's and other men's eyes. It took several seconds for the men's eyes to ad 2004 Page #48  
Mississippi I hadn't heard from in several years. He called to say he saw p 2004 Page #56  
the summer 2000 when they released several dozen documents related to the i 2004 Page #58  
d to the body of case knowledge in several important respects, including de 2004 Page #59  
 planet from 1947 to this day. For several years, one of Andy Kissner's mos 2004 Page #61  
efing officer that this was one of several flying discs shot down at Roswel 2004 Page #66  
 known as Bumblebee which produced several ramjet-powered missiles which ev 2004 Page #66  
saw the plane in a steep glide and several gleaming things, like metal, fel 2004 Page #68  
mington, New Mexico prior to 1950. Several years ago I received a military  2004 Page #73  
ceived a national Emmy nomination, several regional Emmys and many other jo 2004 Page #76  
rly as 1951 about animals found in several parts of the world with the bloo 2004 Page #78  
oncerned over the contamination of several SED personnel upon coming in con 2004 Page #81  
t from McClellan AFB has conducted several airborne monitor flights over cr 2004 Page #81  
band had been visited by Truman on several occasions. She indicated that th 2004 Page #85  
crashed saucers. I think there are several of them in Earth people's hands, 2004 Page #95  
joint allocations, for example. On several occasions he was invited off to  2004 Page #96  
ote: Newton became acquainted with several high-ranking geophysicists who h 2004 Page #97  
O recovery operations witnessed by several military students 50 1970 Mexico 2004 Page #113  
ers has been allegedly rejected on several occasions, that there is no way  2004 Page #115  
UFO recoveries. Finally, there are several reports that allude to items not 2004 Page #115  
ts that have secondary references, several of them are known to people who  2004 Page #117  
side of their craft on the ground. Several alien casualties and one human d 2004 Page #119  
, is the code word associated with several QDs, such as the Bowen manuscrip 2004 Page #119  
 the reports have correlation with several of the QDs, thereby enhancing th 2004 Page #119  
r psychic phenomena. The plant had several sophisticated tricks planned tha 2004 Page #123  
d that there was a 1941 crash, and several of the QDs under study report on 2004 Page #123  
ferent time, since there have been several reports of such a crash in the S 2004 Page #136  
t is completely inconceivable that several years later, soldiers would have 2004 Page #143  
chest. Senator Barry Goldwater, in several of his letters, identified the l 2004 Page #144  
write that letter was confirmed by several people, including Stanton Friedm 2004 Page #147  
BEs and/or craft. • As there exist several such installations on former USS 2004 Page #171  
l investigation?" "Dave, we've had several incidents in Michigan in the las 2004 Page #177  
-12, Signed James Jesus Angleton • Several obscure authentic markers Willia 2004 Page #207  
tion — where son (John Lear) heard several times that Lovelace was involved 2004 Page #207  
lace II Death • RV Answer: He died several months latter of Lymphoma Cancer 2004 Page #208  
n Maryland, and his body was found several days later. • His death was rule 2004 Page #208  
 finding evidence that may counter several of the key arguments raised over 2004 Page #216  
y's inspection at around 2:30 p.m. Several wrapped packages were delivered  2004 Page #226  
e the details sought for analysis. Several researchers, including myself, h 2004 Page #231  
wen was a notable author and wrote several popular children's books. The Bo 2004 Page #244  
oks. The Bowen manuscript contains several classification caveats. All of t 2004 Page #244  
knowledge. Source S-1 has supplied several documents with returned postmark 2004 Page #248  
r Briefing Document. It references several never before mentioned code word 2004 Page #251  
ence of TOP SECRET/MJ-12 There are several powerful authenticity examples,  2004 Page #252  
apparan1s . for they may amount to several mil11on volls, as has been shown 2005 Page #16  
t, during the first week of April, several animals in the zoo had turned up 2005 Page #34  
fighter planes had actually chased several unidentified flying objects over 2005 Page #35  
lt sick and had conjunctivitis for several days.1 Essentially, that is wher 2005 Page #37  
e 1949 and January 1960 Fritz held several engineering and management posit 2005 Page #41  
ding and white coal chute In 1993, several curious UFO investigators lead b 2005 Page #59  
alional Securi(y Slale, as well as several articles.1 \X/hat such research  2005 Page #73  
, proving that UFOs are alien, but several came close. Moreover, taken toge 2005 Page #73  
keyholepublishing.com ? -There are several good sources of UFO-related FOIA 2005 Page #73  
g the 1980s, Stringfield published several monographs privately on his rese 2005 Page #78  
eir physical structure.5 There are several statements from the late U.S. Se 2005 Page #79  
ronaut, Dr. Edgar Mitchell, has on several occasions spoken publicly in thi 2005 Page #81  
viation journalist who has written several books on black-world technolo gy 2005 Page #82  
 technology has been developed for several decades now, and which continues 2005 Page #84  
ed within a year co the release of several hundred Spanish military UFO rep 2005 Page #84  
written in German, said, in part: "Several years ago I discovered a specifi 2005 Page #91  
 work and finrungs. He had brought several experimental devices with him to 2005 Page #91  
home and laboratory, one that took several months to dissipate. And so we c 2005 Page #94  
one Energy, Wilhelm Reich and UFOs Several days later, the Colonel wrote to 2005 Page #99  
anwhile, Reich, his son Peter, and several others were driving west as well 2005 Page #99  
t until it stopped and hovered for several hours ten to fifteen degrees abo 2005 Page #99  
approach wruch can be ruvided into several stages. A contraruction to the s 2005 Page #103  
 who has been talking about it for several ~ears now is Ryan Wood. Ryan, al 2005 Page #119  
se because of the proven fact that several of those cited in then-contempor 2005 Page #133  
ving the collapse of Nazi Germany, several of Hungary's national treasures, 2005 Page #133  
f 2.0. Forensics: This can include several types of testing, for example so 2005 Page #136  
st level of authenticity. At least several researchers are in substantial a 2005 Page #137  
rs this unit has been redesignated several times. In July 1957 the 4602 Air 2005 Page #142  
ed Santilli's offices in London on several occasions t0 view the film. At t 2005 Page #146  
tate 25. There, over the course of several days, according to Baca and Padi 2005 Page #153  
d pieces of metal scattered around several hundred feet. It was getting lat 2005 Page #155  
ience antigravity. He actually met several times with an ET that helped the 2005 Page #170  
labs involved were RCA, i'v11T and several engineering centers. A large num 2005 Page #173  
d then after resigning, co-started several very successful high-technolog y 2005 Page #174  
velop the atomic bomb at a cost of several billion dollars in total secrecy 2006 Page #8  
tent. No explanation Or debriefing Several such stones. • Contractor at Wri 2006 Page #26  
e sound barrier have been measured several times. not any bang has been not 2006 Page #30  
 5. Friday, August 19 & 20th, 1949 several west coast newspapers run the IN 2006 Page #45  
 Saturday and Sunday the 19th--21" several major newspapers, LA Times, San  2006 Page #45  
oint the location of the incident. Several areas of interest were examined  2006 Page #46  
(RM) a local Nye County historian, several interesting and possibly signifi 2006 Page #47  
n April 1962. Lockheed constructed several variants of the A-12 (collective 2006 Page #72  
 spin at 30,000 feet. After making several attempts to right the aircraft,  2006 Page #74  
 lost his emergency kit containing several official letters and $1,000 cash 2006 Page #75  
quarters. Works inspection stamps, several I located the A-12 crash site (F 2006 Page #76  
were delivered to Area 51 in 1964. Several test launches over the Pacific M 2006 Page #77  
rrived on the scene. They included several ranchers and some men from a cou 2006 Page #79  
ived with his wife Miriam and took several pictures. They soon heard the so 2006 Page #79  
ey. The chopper landed, disgorging several security guards who ushered the  2006 Page #79  
John. Tony and I planned to search several square miles of desert. The firs 2006 Page #80  
he rocket booster (Fig. 8). It had several access panels that I recognized  2006 Page #80  
ia had been publishing stories for several years regarding rumors of 50 to  2006 Page #81  
. Cleanup activities continued for several weeks. Responding to news media  2006 Page #83  
 It took only a short time to fill several plastic sandwich bags with debri 2006 Page #83  
site to confound treasure hunters. Several years later, F-117A Flight Test  2006 Page #85  
e debris had been blasted at least several hundred feet from the impact poi 2006 Page #85  
another airplane. Over a period of several years I was able to study the Ba 2006 Page #85  
and seeing a cloud of dust rising "several blocks away." She claimed to hav 2006 Page #86  
erenced the story. The monster had several nicknames over the years. Early  2006 Page #91  
on County, I visited Flatwoods and several neighboring towns, including Gas 2006 Page #91  
w paths outnumbered the tar roads. Several people lived off of their land a 2006 Page #92  
 and not your common street punks. Several people that I spoke with knew th 2006 Page #93  
led monster. I interviewed Freddie several times and he actually took me to 2006 Page #93  
ay and her son, Freddie, and after several conversations started to piece t 2006 Page #94  
o other directions and traveled to several libraries throughout West Virgin 2006 Page #94  
. I discovered there were actually several other reports of UFOs and fiery  2006 Page #95  
were seen flying over the skies of several eastern states. Up and down the  2006 Page #95  
thousands of visitors, Leavitt and several National Guard troops stayed in  2006 Page #95  
rol. I met with Colonel Leavitt on several occasions. On two occasions, Col 2006 Page #95  
the farm in Flatwoods and gathered several specimen samples. He told me tha 2006 Page #95  
 single meteor was actually one of several questionable objects that flew o 2006 Page #97  
 To solve this problem, I combined several aeronautical maps together and m 2006 Page #97  
ory. These three objects displayed several of the same characteristics alon 2006 Page #98  
t the "Flatwoods Monster." I found several more headline stories about it.  2006 Page #98  
 the "Charleston Gazette" article. Several newspapers throughout 95         2006 Page #98  
r shower over a three state area." Several "(U.P.)" articles stated that, " 2006 Page #99  
research the story and came across several articles concerning a missing US 2006 Page #99  
 "Flatwoods Monster" incident. For several years I investigated this incide 2006 Page #99  
eks before September 12, 1952 when several damaged UFOs crashed in the Unit 2006 Page #99  
istance of Stanton T. Friedman and several other researchers, I amassed a c 2006 Page #99  
ensible worry, and there have been several alien crashes that have been fol 2006 Page #101  
ave been followed by local deaths. Several examples of alien infections wil 2006 Page #101  
hot lead printing press. There are several quotations that deal with crashe 2006 Page #103  
oncerned over the contamination of several SED17 personnel upon coming into 2006 Page #103  
period of time. In the Korean War, several thousand U.S. troops died from a 2006 Page #108  
al Conference it has been noted by several groups with rigorous commands of 2006 Page #113  
re due to alien viruses. There are several alien crashes that have been fol 2006 Page #117  
n question has been the subject of several books, intense controversy, heat 2006 Page #119  
 which seemed to be motionless for several minutes, going dim and then very 2006 Page #119  
rgh, it would have to have weighed several hundred tons. (4) Approximately  2006 Page #120  
1974, a number of alien bodies and several still-living extra-terrestrial 1 2006 Page #121  
ent rather than a crash, there are several indicators that "something" may  2006 Page #132  
led and been staged at Fort Bliss. Several helicopters were flown in from s 2006 Page #134  
1949 to late 1950, there have been several crashes of B-36 bombers on routi 2006 Page #141  
eport, Earthfiles.com Since filing several reports at Earthfiles, Dreamland 2006 Page #142  
triangle to the east and over Cuba several times in 1966 to 1967. In fact,  2006 Page #143  
st hovering over Miami, there were several of them. Then all of a sudden, t 2006 Page #145  
Flabbergasted" Dennis: "There were several sightings in the Miami area on d 2006 Page #146  
of the only people on the planet — several hundred of us — that know there  2006 Page #148  
ll that. [Sheppard picks up one of several drawings to show.] And here are  2006 Page #158  
e was kept in office detention for several hours. But Thomas Sheppard was n 2006 Page #160  
bout what had happened in Okinawa. Several months after the three men were  2006 Page #160  
o, but this could open the door to several other things in the Bible that w 2006 Page #162  
 radars have picked up a flight of several dozen aircraft approaching our e 2006 Page #164  
hg will be over Washington D.C. in several hours, having passed over major  2006 Page #164  
hat thg had been geese." There are several important points in the above ve 2006 Page #167  
autobiography that the planes were several hours from reaching Washington,  2006 Page #169  
he crash if the crash had occurred several days earlier. It was Zechel's op 2006 Page #177  
4 times faster than the jet, i.e., several times the speed of sound. It did 2006 Page #177  
y continues to roil and bubble for several minutes following the object's i 2006 Page #184  
 all kinds. Cummins discovers that several marine mechanics and fishermen r 2006 Page #188  
n the depths of Bellingham Bay for several months, until a private retrieva 2006 Page #191  
ng with another donor, worked with several researchers to conduct a Roper P 2006 Page #197  
e was great interest in the topic. Several more seminars of this type took  2006 Page #198  
and her husband who reported that, several months previously, they saw a hu 2006 Page #199  
ial donor at UNLV and has financed several programs in the university inclu 2006 Page #199  
ked by Robert Bigelow to construct several UFO detectors. As Dave worked fo 2006 Page #200  
ater, they had another sighting of several lights over a dry lake bed. The  2006 Page #200  
 their experiences. He has written several books on the topic and conducted 2006 Page #203  
ailable speakers available. We had several weeks of angry listeners phoning 2006 Page #204  
me round to the Foundation office, several times, and we exchanged some aud 2006 Page #205  
d some information that there were several members of the infamous MJ12 abo 2006 Page #205  
the information should be given to several top UFO researchers, who were ve 2006 Page #205  
herapist continued his contact for several years after I left the Foundatio 2006 Page #206  
same year, Robert Bigelow financed several UNLV nurses, lecturers and me to 2006 Page #206  
e UNLV lecture series and provided several speakers for Area 2000. Mediumsh 2006 Page #207  
e t.yp,e:font required & survey of several hundred typewriter exoaapla rs.  2007 Page #46  
 and Officer's Club facilities for several military bases in Florida. It wa 2007 Page #94  
usands of slave laborers, and took several years to complete. It was his wr 2007 Page #114  
not slip in-between the cracks for several reasons. lt is part of our histo 2007 Page #121  
d and some were the size of a car. Several stories that came in were about  2007 Page #128  
in were about retrieval reports of several dozen aliens, some of them were  2007 Page #128  
tary and supported by helicopters. Several nylon body bags were seen being  2007 Page #128  
. At 3:30 A.M. on January 2, 1991, several hospital employees witnessed a f 2007 Page #128  
 appeared to be moving slowly with several lights rising from it. An impact 2007 Page #129  
An impact site was discovered with several pieces of magnetized metal found 2007 Page #129  
 Megas Platanos in Central Greece, several villagers and some shepherds obs 2007 Page #129  
anation that a meteor had exploded several thousand miles up into the atmos 2007 Page #130  
rld. It is designed to concentrate several megawatts 124                    2007 Page #130  
hieroglyphics, which was mentioned several times as what people and militar 2007 Page #131  
zen mountain, its cameras captured several intriguing images of a large str 2007 Page #137  
 was admjued chat on no less than "several hundred rimes" Vela satellites h 2007 Page #144  
ved in and cordoned off a hill for several days. U. K researcher, Tony Dodd 2007 Page #149  
he radio the next day, or even for several days after. It was just like ic  2007 Page #171  
ewing information we received from several individuals , including Mexican  2007 Page #188  
 by a group of Coyame residents to several very remarkable and mysterious s 2007 Page #189  
 airline pilot and researcher, and several Brazilian journalists. The most  2007 Page #193  
that this anomaly was confirmed bv several professional photographers, and  2007 Page #199  
sting is that Johnson told me that several men had come out to talk to him  2008 Page #12  
hirty miles per hour to a speed of several hundreds of miles per hour -if n 2008 Page #34  
rtheless , such assertions abound. Several years ago, for example, I interv 2008 Page #37  
riminal justice field. I have held several titles in my working life: milit 2008 Page #41  
esses ; it was a story repeated by several officers when the subject of UFO 2008 Page #42  
 the logging roads, just "two" or "several. " Sometime afterwards Robertson 2008 Page #44  
Page 1 story about initial report; several witnesses observe object arrive  2008 Page #48  
e 24 files were part of a batch of several thousand DIS files that had been 2008 Page #64  
port files and each file contained several hundred pages of documentation,  2008 Page #64  
tation in these 8 files, detailing several hundred sightings. Most cases ha 2008 Page #64  
re 19 files, many of which contain several hundred individual documents. Th 2008 Page #65  
and commercial aircraft. There are several such cases in these files, along 2008 Page #65  
rn Hill barracks in Shropshire saw several UFOs fly directly over their bas 2008 Page #67  
on the ionosphere and is author of several publications . Currently , Prof. 2008 Page #75  
t additional advancement was made: several expeditions undertaken in that p 2008 Page #100  
y based on Chaski 's final output. Several different combinations of Einste 2008 Page #108  
forensic examiners . Included were several pages of the "Burned Memo." The  2008 Page #109  
ading with the Enemy Act including several that showed the continuation of  2008 Page #129  
ny came to the United States under several programs such as Project Papercl 2008 Page #137  
ort fame of 1953) became joined on several government committees. In other  2009 Page #9  
           ( 1295 words) which has several phrases and sentences that are h 2009 Page #11  
d on the security page identifying several UFO-related names: MAJCOMSEC, JE 2009 Page #13  
 disabled by microwave energy from several high-powered radar stations that 2009 Page #17  
r CIA Executive Director, who told several of us that UFO-typ e mechanisms  2009 Page #18  
Maury Island incident, it involved several spinning discs that spewed weird 2009 Page #29  
est to find-as the FBI has learned several times." Crisman presents himself 2009 Page #32  
o by Mr. Crisman ... and I know of several that are too wild to be believed 2009 Page #32  
Bethurum fired into the air one of several flares supposedly given to him b 2009 Page #54  
nterview with the famous scientist several times. It was June who brought u 2009 Page #92  
entimeter by centimeter ," finding several impressions in close proximity t 2009 Page #137  
elmed with a fear which lasted for several days." New York Newsday headline 2009 Page #138  
urning glass, or plastic, floating several hundred or thousand miles above  2009 Page #158  
ted. Close to the area, there were several sites suitably located for the l 2009 Page #165  
phases of the project. Since 1948, several requests for the final report ha 2009 Page #166  
ane pilots. He indicated also that several of the individuals are reliable  2009 Page #178  
ith all information • Read reports several limes for clues • Two story buil 2009 Page #192  

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pondency "extremely common" to the severe type of mental depression he suff 2003 Page #92  
they are government affiliated, is SEVERE. Even with high-level government  2004 Page #170  
 armpit. The officer complained of severe pains in his back and was taken t 2005 Page #33  
ut the site, rangelands during the severe drought years of the 1930s had de 2005 Page #52  
icated that the craft had suffered severe damage on impact and was retrieve 2005 Page #78  
ement. The administration had made severe budget cuts both to the CDC and F 2006 Page #110  

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companied by other militaries, and severely admonished him, demanding that  2005 Page #37  
He also told him three bodies, one severely burned, and pares of the wrecke 2005 Page #44  
 Order by President Reagan in 1982 severely curtailed the helpfulness of FO 2005 Page #74  
dies, two of which were found in a severely damaged escape cylinder, and th 2006 Page #103  
He also told him three bodies, one severely burned, and parts of the wrecke 2009 Page #50  

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

rs such as Karl Pflock, who is the severest skeptic of the Roswell Incident 2004 Page #136  

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ay from it was being directed onto Severin ... humanoids [emerged] estimate 2007 Page #152  

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-TWO 'l'1WCA l)IINCll.1' C"""' u-. SEV■U... ""-"IIY _,.,.. o:is• OF PWN"Jo  2009 Page #118  

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: "Alt that depcnda on oina of the sewer atereterist." sloe spot* ot the fu 2004 Page #20  

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k on Churchill and a book on phone sex that was a gift from Ms. Lewinsky to 2004 Page #140  
 The popularity of these "Sexpol" (sex/politics) clinics extended into Germ 2005 Page #89  
ering was entitled The 1VIame/011s Sex Box. Brady's article was a masterpie 2005 Page #93  
 distortion that attacked Reich's "sex racket;" while trumpeting an out-and 2005 Page #93  
4. Antonio Villas-Boas, abduction, sex, followed by death. The Villas-Boas  2006 Page #109  
• Exposure to Gas and Liquid/Gel • Sex: multiple levels of histological con 2006 Page #109  
ve been found mutilated with their sex and other organs surgically removed, 2006 Page #115  

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

all y attempt to impose tl1eir own sex-negative morafoy on the rest of us?  2005 Page #104  

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responsi bility was to bring th.is sex-obsessed medical menace to justice a 2005 Page #101  

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ing for workers. Here, responsible sexeducation and contraceptives were fre 2005 Page #89  

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e is almost always taken from both sexes, such as this goat examined by a l 2004 Page #77  

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eminated. The popularity of these "Sexpol" (sex/politics) clinics extended  2005 Page #89  

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excision on abdomen ... along with sexual organs such as the complete udder 2004 Page #77  
est levels, rooted in some form of sexual dysfunction, a radical notion for 2005 Page #89  
 believed that many neuroses had a sexual basis, but certainly not all of t 2005 Page #89  
 were caught up in the dynamics of sexual repression estranged him from his 2005 Page #89  
health clinics to those of healthy sexual functioning for workers. Here, re 2005 Page #89  
rument last June and her udder and sexual organs were cut off. ~ "eterinari 2007 Page #146  

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 cancer research, sociology, human sexuality, child rearing, political scie 2005 Page #87  

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 upset of the communists, however, sexually healthy workers and parry membe 2005 Page #89  

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 sighcing made by former i\Iercury SeYen astronaut and re t pilot Gordon Co 2007 Page #109  

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ped but the soldiers insisted u~on se~rching his pi~kup truck. He also said 2008 Page #52  

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' '. T~rA-"-O. "·C.O,,,.tl r o:Arr SE•-0 ~f"::'. .tf#: ,,-4v J,. .... ,,.,· 2009 Page #110  

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l Forces, Ft. Bragg, No. CaroLina. Sf lDE # 35 -EG&G from Nellis AFB, Nevad 2005 Page #63  
AT':-OfoaJlCT S TNAT UOV'1 VCnY FA.Sf AND IIH[ 9CAJIII TURl.s (),a OIHC/1 U 2008 Page #149  
..... May 1967, Blackwell Oklahoma SF? q, fUi.8, 00..C. M,Vl!T ~- A. M£Lteo 2009 Page #113  
M.4jiCO,.,e;, ,._,_ t.w -o;...ce"' Sf.::Ql'l::.S OOOGST UfO!. • .:. I Strip 2009 Page #127  
lP.r1111.t.ioMI l 174 WOHKtD 01'-i SF.CRl:T Wt~APON -Jamcs a\[arlon ~nodgra 2009 Page #180  

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.,,Ji., ' IT CAME FROM BENEATH THE SFA                                      2009 Page #104  

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                8 wurtw itfimsc it Sfc? dg® ti— — taw to— tmlhrin stat soil 2003 Page #221  

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and Speckin Forensic Laboratories. SFL is an international forensic firm sp 2004 Page #250  
not be located at present although SFL checked with experts in Washington D 2004 Page #250  
ional tests are being conducted by SFL around the glue on tabs and their in 2004 Page #250  

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r.,.. ::~a:: ■ 197) urc-. m:! tc., Sfr..:a::i Wu:r AfP ■ OfC-On, l!=r.aa lC 2009 Page #141  

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O vc::.5:.$1\GO. CN-11'011\l'l 01!:Sft.'VERS ~f P'CRii:D M; A!,,.0lf1SU1t,; 2009 Page #108  

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tions 21 & 22. This support group (SG) was at one time stationed at Carswel 2007 Page #99  

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

ar nlaalcBu Jhly 9» 1947 Approved (Sgd) ferry &. Tivinan TOP Stbrc trt      2003 Page #226  
 • ~-. ·r .. . ' . C. A. J0W,SO!i (Sgd) C. A • .John.Ion B1 Direction ot Ch 2009 Page #175  

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g from the southeast to northwest. SGEL antennas had locked onto a flight o 2003 Page #233  

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SSE0 ON INFORPATIoN CONERN/ND TNIs sgeowc, SPHERE, - THE HvITERY CF FINDING 2004 Page #21  

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ack ■Text double-spaced, clippings sgl. ■ Red security markings added ■ Man 2007 Page #43  

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

une 27, 1997 interview with Police Sgt. Clarkson www.majesticdocuments.com  2003 Page #17  
FO phenomena. One such witness was Sgt. CLifford Scone, US Army (Retired) . 2005 Page #147  
y, if Santilli had faked the fiJm, Sgt. Clifford Stone could not have seen  2005 Page #147  
ership of the US military in 1969. Sgt. Stone is onJy one of severaJ fonner 2005 Page #147  
ce of Santilli's ownership. Above: Sgt. Clifford Stone (US Army retired) wh 2005 Page #147  
was produced by an "Air Force buck Sgt., with some training in military int 2006 Page #15  
ce of Con-eio Poplflarand sent 3"1 Sgt. Nelson Bandeira to collect the frag 2007 Page #194  
ea and got close. " The Mysterious Sgt. Robertson My next interview provide 2008 Page #43  
sional and well-liked supervisors, Sgt. Robbie Robertson from the Sheriffs  2008 Page #43  
eel drive enthusiasts in Westport. Sgt. Robertson asked them to conduct an  2008 Page #44  
                                If Sgt. Robertson was correct in his theory 2008 Page #60  
n Butley, Suffolk). At about 3 AM, Sgt. Steffens and Airman John Burroughs  2008 Page #78  
was around midnight. They phoned a Sgt. McCabe to report what had been happ 2008 Page #79  
e for himself what was happening . Sgt. Penniston asked Airman John BmTough 2008 Page #80  
 that curves off SLIDE# 20 Back in Sgt. Penniston 's truck, the men drove o 2008 Page #80  
d to park. Ed Cabansag walked with Sgt. Penniston and Airman Burroughs into 2008 Page #80  
ton 's written report According to Sgt. Penniston 's written report, when h 2008 Page #81  
ct) extending a meter or two out. "Sgt. Penniston contacted Staff Sergeant  2008 Page #81  
 mechanical in nature." Nowhere in Sgt. Penniston 's statement was any ment 2008 Page #81  
, here are a few more details from Sgt. Jim Penniston , who was with BmToug 2008 Page #82  
 refined sketch of symbols 76 Then Sgt. Penniston reached out his hand. "I  2008 Page #82  
like a diamond cut on glass." When Sgt. Penniston' s fingers touched the en 2008 Page #82  
 Col. Halt gave John Burroughs and Sgt. Adrian Bustinza pem1ission to go cl 2008 Page #84  
orter sergeant and he was Mexican (Sgt. Adrian Bustinza) . He was coming up 2008 Page #89  
ward the craft (Col. Charles Halt, Sgt. Adrian Bustinza and Airman I st Cla 2008 Page #89  
counter with the lights and craft, Sgt. Penniston told me he received a cal 2008 Page #90  
ently the intelligence agents knew Sgt. Penniston wasn't telling the full t 2008 Page #90  
to Royal Air Force Two weeks after Sgt. Jim Penniston 's December 26, 1980  2008 Page #93  
 testimonies of John Burroughs and Sgt. Jim Penniston , who agree the first 2008 Page #93  
rs from the future came from Staff Sgt. Penniston, a military security man  2008 Page #95  
 36 exposure B & W still film that Sgt. James Penniston says he used in his 2009 Page #60  
 I. Halt (Ret.) on left with Staff Sgt. James Penniston (Ret.) in 2007. He  2009 Page #61  
 changed to midnight on Christmas, Sgt. Penniston received a radio call fro 2009 Page #62  
ass John Burroughs who reported to Sgt. Bud Steffens. East Gate, RAF Woodbr 2009 Page #62  
enniston arrived at the East Gate, Sgt. Steffens                            2009 Page #62  
 problem in the Rendlesham forest. Sgt. Penniston could see reddish-orange  2009 Page #63  
ne on fire in the woods, and asked Sgt. Steffens, "When did it crash?" But  2009 Page #63  
Steffens, "When did it crash?" But Sgt. Steffens said, "Jim, it did not cra 2009 Page #63  
id not crash. It landed." Puzzled, Sgt. Penniston called the 81 st Police S 2009 Page #63  
astern Radar check. Lt. Buran told Sgt. Penniston there was an object over  2009 Page #63  
 Shift Commander Lt. Buran to give Sgt. Penniston permission to go off base 2009 Page #63  
ion to go off base to investigate. Sgt. Penniston asked Sgt. Steffens to go 2009 Page #63  
 investigate. Sgt. Penniston asked Sgt. Steffens to go with him into the wo 2009 Page #63  
John Burroughs volunteered to join Sgt. Penniston and Airman Cabansag. The  2009 Page #63  
trol called for radio silence, and Sgt. Penniston asked Ed Cabansag to go b 2009 Page #63  
k and act as a radio relay between Sgt. Penniston , Airman Burroughs and Se 2009 Page #63  
ntrol lost all communications with Sgt. Penniston and John Burroughs for ab 2009 Page #63  
 #2 Audio Penniston ( 5:26 ) Staff Sgt. James W. Penniston: "ft was a trian 2009 Page #64  
oughs a single question. That made Sgt. Penniston suspicious that his super 2009 Page #68  
ness ; Master Sergeant Bobby Ball; Sgt. Adrian Bustinza and Airman I st Cla 2009 Page #69  
 confused memories . Even two men, Sgt. James Penniston and Airman John Bur 2009 Page #77  
Col. Halt and other men, including Sgt. Adrian Bustinza. We saw something l 2009 Page #79  
d he cleared me to go forward with Sgt. Adrian Bustinza, who had a radio an 2009 Page #79  
olved a man she recalled as Master Sgt. Clarence. Over the span of 50 years 2009 Page #90  
 employees in a break area. Master Sgt. Clarence entered and said that, "La 2009 Page #90  
hers on List Capt. Palmer Lt. Rose Sgt. Clarence ? Lt. Wheeler M.Madaffer C 2009 Page #94  

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 the 4602 Air Intelligence Service Sguadron (AlSS) became the 1006 AlSS; in 2005 Page #142  

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Aires TOTICIAS AlVin1fIltA3 in Spa sh 21)0 Gil? 12 flay 'it fl .11sat3 batr 2004 Page #20  
,r 1M low hills behind 1helr homo. Sh called 10 ho: husband to witnes tht p 2007 Page #165  
ent off, and it rusappeared in the sh.-y." On the following day, Tabe rente 2007 Page #200  
i -...-,:,j•t,1!.};:'Fi,lt.:.0.-,J Sh"l..,P(.;.,.-;. di I h ~ --ft· • t- •. 2009 Page #120  
, MOit.AC E &OltN~ ~ A. GIAIT UF-0,SH ... P~O u,u; /", IEEKIVE Wlill" CI0,- 2009 Page #124  
c prolccl. One 11ul11ority , l;lnt!sh govcrnmcnl rnm1stnes s:iid lhst on co 2009 Page #182  
' rauS the great adv:inces in very sh()Tt J •radio wave, lb.\t ca,r:n1: out 2009 Page #182  

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', .\ GIA!:'; •111.:.c·o.: J:.~C,· SHA.Pf:0 Ur-0 rMl1T" AS,~C,!'t'...V,lN.: 2009 Page #128  

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ct Magnet. It consisted of a small shack on Defense Research Board property 2004 Page #86  
 Trinity Burst was not a "dynamite shack" • Upshot-Knothole nuclear testing 2004 Page #124  
fooled to report it as a "dynamite shack" that had exploded in the desert.  2004 Page #125  

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

ce I flushed a jackrabbit from the shade of some sagebrush. I saw the sober 2003 Page #46  

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ter magnesium/zinc shows as darker shades of grey. Figure 10. Scanning elec 2003 Page #105  

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Edge of GroNnd Zero, Uvi11g In The Shado111 OJ Area 51, Remigio Baca & Jose 2005 Page #153  

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lls, and his work with and for the shadow side of the military and intellig 2003 Page #147  
w. Neil also noticed an intriguing shadow in front of the vehicle. Neil ask 2004 Page #231  
hoto to calculate the angle of the shadow, and thus determine the time of d 2004 Page #231  
 wear and tear of the vehicle, the shadow angle was calculated and compared 2004 Page #232  
asuring the hypotenuse between the shadow and the front of the vehicle. 229 2004 Page #232  
ich we have timed at 3:15pm from a shadow angle seen through Ramey's window 2004 Page #236  
phs displayed what was, beyond any shadow of a doubt, a "very large, metall 2007 Page #138  
esence on Planet Earth, beyond any shadow of a doubt one of the most critic 2008 Page #23  
seq.)." With this declaration , a "Shadow Govemment "---created for "contin 2008 Page #123  
 A Contactee Connection Beyond any shadow of doubt, the number of people wh 2009 Page #54  

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S3 U.S. Govt, printing features ns Shadowed letters General size for some 3 2003 Page #182  
on Down.' And apparently they were shadowed all the way to Porton." (14) Re 2006 Page #124  

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 sun slashed through them, casting shadows here and there across the ragged 2003 Page #46  
e midday had gradually given' long shadows and stark outlines of late after 2003 Page #46  
, coupled with the position of the shadows as a result of the flash, the wa 2004 Page #234  
opes saw something move out of the shadows in a nearby construction site an 2005 Page #32  
s, published privately. Out of the Shadows: UFOs, the Establishment and the 2006 Page #137  
om the truck slats to him (casting shadows). So, I actually had to have thi 2006 Page #158  
 described as "humanoid s, robots, shadows, and a TV-set on legs." One craf 2009 Page #136  

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jaded UFO watchers. No one but the shadowy scriptwriters realized the whole 2003 Page #149  
ving fast, seemingly under stress, shadowy, almost as if they could will th 2005 Page #155  
f informati on points the way to a shadowy conspirac y bent on controlling  2007 Page #76  

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he disc had one compartment with a shaft running up the center of the compa 2005 Page #165  

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range honeycombed with tunnels and shafts which were crammed to the rafters 2003 Page #142  
LIDE# 23 Two large air ventilation shafts seen through trees in back 56 Beh 2005 Page #58  
ings are two large air ventilation shafts above what seems to be an undergr 2005 Page #58  
are used co prevent the gear strut shafts from popping out of their cyljnde 2007 Page #115  

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 Crash Retrieval? Jim Marrs 23 The Shag Harbor Incident Don Ledger 31 The B 2004 Page #3  
                               The Shag Harbor Incident Don Ledger Copyrigh 2004 Page #34  
tering into the fishing village of Shag Harbor from the east, he caught sig 2004 Page #34  
oming down just to the west of the Shag Harbor, at best a mile further on.  2004 Page #34  
rman and knowing the waters around Shag Harbor as he did, Wickens figured t 2004 Page #35  
ust crashed into the Sound next to Shag Harbor. Corporal Werbiki's first qu 2004 Page #35  
oint, several miles to the east of Shag Harbor, who informed Werbicki that  2004 Page #35  
n lights descending somewhere near Shag Harbor and thought it might have be 2004 Page #35  
                               The Shag Harbor UFO Incident Harbor, where t 2004 Page #36  
ne had crashed into the Sound near Shag Harbor and wanted them back at the  2004 Page #36  
or that they had just gone through Shag Harbor, headed east, and had seen n 2004 Page #36  
h is about 13 miles to the east of Shag Harbor. She informed the Mountie th 2004 Page #36  
 that might have crashed over near Shag Harbor. That was the second time We 2004 Page #36  
 Highway No. 3 heading west toward Shag Harbor, however they were several m 2004 Page #36  
s they arrived at the outskirts of Shag Harbor where Norm lived with his fa 2004 Page #37  
impact some where in the waters of Shag Harbor. They agreed that something  2004 Page #37  
                               The Shag Harbor UFO Incident In the meantime 2004 Page #38  
sel toward the western entrance of Shag Harbor over by Prospect Point, whic 2004 Page #38  
                               The Shag Harbor UFO Incident later. Both Law 2004 Page #40  
from the RCMP officer in charge in Shag Harbor, stating that they had found 2004 Page #41  
lburne to look for a downed UFO in Shag Harbor at the request of the OIC RC 2004 Page #41  
r orders were cut they set out for Shag Harbor and arrived there on Friday  2004 Page #41  
ad: Could Be Something Concrete in Shag Harbor UFO — RCAF Continue Search T 2004 Page #41  
ts which glided into the ocean off Shag Harbor, Shelburne County, Wednesday 2004 Page #41  
                               The Shag Harbor UFO Incident One of the "Gra 2004 Page #42  
porting that with reference to the Shag Harbor "crash" they had found, "Not 2004 Page #42  
 half before I got involved in the Shag Harbor investigation, Chris Styles  2004 Page #42  
fcase loaded with his files on the Shag Harbor case. While he was there a w 2004 Page #43  
 at the time but he remembered the Shag Harbor crash and went on to say tha 2004 Page #43  
ivers supposedly involved with the Shag Harbor diving search, he discovered 2004 Page #43  
man had not been involved with the Shag Harbor dive. This was despite the f 2004 Page #43  
ough he remembered something about Shag Harbor (probably his fellow divers) 2004 Page #43  
e he kept trying to relate this to Shag Harbor but the square piece would n 2004 Page #43  
                               The Shag Harbor UFO Incident limit of the ti 2004 Page #44  
aterial he had in his briefcase on Shag Harbor and explained that he had be 2004 Page #44  
oored him by saying, "Oh yeah, the Shag Harbor crash. But you know...the re 2004 Page #44  
 had been telling the story of the Shag Harbor Incident. I was in the pictu 2004 Page #45  
: Resolution? Seven days after the Shag Harbor Incident and almost to the h 2004 Page #45  
ngs seemed to go back to normal in Shag Harbor. 42                          2004 Page #45  

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llowing "(UP)" headline, "Officers Shake Heads Over W.Va. Ogre Tale" in par 2006 Page #99  
ke decent wages logging or cutting shake blocks when the fishing wasn't qui 2008 Page #43  

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r. In 1979 Larry Sweet worked as a shake-block cutter. If you were strong y 2008 Page #43  

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r underlying assumptions have been shaken or altered by events of the last  2004 Page #134  
hough the farm couple is obviously shaken by this disembarkation, they can  2007 Page #73  
reason. The engineers were clearly shaken up by the incident, so much so th 2007 Page #130  

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sh and Forrestal Dr. Vannevar Bush shaking hands with first Secretary of De 2004 Page #63  
 at me and got beet red and he was shaking his finger at me. He said, 'Don' 2006 Page #160  

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e unhinged. But, the man's tale is shaky because he won't allow his name to 2008 Page #14  
connection for the sake of already shaky credibility issues. For that reaso 2009 Page #29  

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orces to repel such an invasion. I shall not dispute the hypothesis, though 2003 Page #18  
undertakinr. Hereafter thia natter shall be referred to only as ponttlon Ma 2003 Page #136  
irst Lady's office informed and we shall as well." As I have said President 2003 Page #200  
that any aid nay bo sad* available shall ba subject to tbs supervi- oioa ©f 2003 Page #213  
 way ait vldak 9kj te aata awllaUa shall ha cnbgcoS wayorvKUa af rija iaxta 2003 Page #223  
ny aid which may be made available shall be subject to the supervision of r 2003 Page #225  
an the F-22 Nikita S.Khrushchev We shall erect an obelisk to the people who 2004 Page #164  
he artificial earth satellites. We shall inscribe their glorious names in g 2004 Page #164  
on, investigation into this matter shall be limited to those who ha\ e been 2005 Page #123  
nting a talk at this conference. I shall not try to dwell on the evidence s 2006 Page #115  
the Unified and Specified Commands shall pro~·ide commanders or organizatio 2007 Page #175  
1983. The 1'·tili1ar.· Scniccs ... shall direct 1hcir coun1cnn1ciligcncc an 2007 Page #175  
dies, States Parties to the Treaty shall be guided by the principle of coop 2008 Page #36  
peration and mutual assistance and shall conduct all their activities in ou 2008 Page #36  
eaty. States Parties to the Treaty shall pursue studies of outer space, inc 2008 Page #36  
trial matter and, where necessary, shall adopt appropriate measures for thi 2008 Page #36  
rest to a vast number of people. I shall highlight the two cases that have  2008 Page #67  
 atomic theory, made a statement I shall never forget. In the coming Cold w 2009 Page #20  
ert action operations. Of these, I shall perhaps never see more than the tq 2009 Page #24  
n writes: "[h]ereafter this matter shall be referred to only as Operation M 2009 Page #36  

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 action operations. Of these, we I shall-perhaps never see more than the to 2009 Page #12  

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 \Xlhat I suspect is that it had a shallow, round undercarriage to it and \ 2005 Page #67  

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uld make sense if we would end the sham that none of these crashes or abduc 2003 Page #187  
d avionics testing. This elaborate sham provided a cover for personnel assi 2006 Page #83  
 Gem1an invasion of England, was a sham designed to misdirect Stalin as to  2008 Page #130  

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worked all over the world, studied shamanism, and worked with conservation  2006 Page #206  

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le I was interviewing him. It is a shame because he was the one witness pre 2004 Page #45  
ownloaded that whole folder. MW: A shame you had not got those files. Can y 2007 Page #86  

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layful copy worked the ET wordplay shameless)~ with lines such as "Alienate 2007 Page #62  

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and the other Captain was Bradford Shand owner of the Joan Pricilla. Both h 2004 Page #38  

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ce When Docs. Pages Class. ■ Jaime Shandera 1984 2 8 TSMEO ■ Bill Moore 198 2003 Page #169  
 SOURCES, DOCUMENTS Source ■ Jaime Shandera ■ Bill Moore ■ Legionnaire via  2003 Page #169  
the MJ-12 document mailed to Jamie Shandera in 1984. As my time is limited  2003 Page #191  
elberg told to film producer Jamie Shandera near the end of the screening R 2003 Page #198  
n:e When Docs Pages Closs. ■ Jaime Shandera 1984 a Bill Moore 1985 ■ Legion 2008 Page #115  
ments Source Ke-,Documents ■ Jaine Shandera Eisenhower Briefing Document ■  2008 Page #115  

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. Norm Smith went over to Bradford Shands vessel, the Joan Pricilla and cli 2004 Page #38  

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t away. Question: Why did it land? Shank: It appeared to be in trouble beca 2004 Page #182  

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Bay City Bridge. But what her son, Shannon reported may help to paint the d 2008 Page #53  

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entified people witnessed six disc shape craft, one in the middle, wobbling 2003 Page #41  
lor It is believed this half-round shape was made by folding a circular pie 2003 Page #47  
control-type devises forged in the shape of the alien hand, which were assu 2003 Page #100  
Paul Trent took a photo that had a shape that was identical to one photogra 2003 Page #170  
on, photo in ‘50, leading to later shape check in 1954 s Washington Nationa 2003 Page #170  
e photographer. The ice cream cone shape more or less resembles that report 2003 Page #173  
tion of Craft n Elliptical or disc shape o 50-300 feet diameter) o Dome may 2003 Page #174  
tangular hatch □ Fuselage or cigar shape o Reports rare o 2000 feet long, 9 2003 Page #174  
wer atmosphere o Ovoid or circular shape, like ice cream cone □ Airfoil or  2003 Page #174  
cream cone □ Airfoil or triangular shape o Longest side 300 feet o High per 2003 Page #174  
FERENT TYPES: □ Elliptical or disc shape (50-300 ft diameter) □ Fuselage or 2003 Page #174  
0 ft diameter) □ Fuselage or cigar shape (2000 ft long, 95 ft thick) □ Ovoi 2003 Page #174  
long, 95 ft thick) □ Ovoid or cone shape (30-40 ft long) j Airfoil or trian 2003 Page #174  
-40 ft long) j Airfoil or triangle shape (300 ft longest side) Data are fro 2003 Page #174  
n 1954 Dish radars can not measure shape and size RESTRICTED and top secret 2003 Page #182  
adar as the source of the size and shape information. I worked on radar ret 2003 Page #183  
erence “DISH RADARS DON ’T MEASURE SHAPE AND SIZE The “A-scope ” shows accu 2003 Page #186  
distance Varying view angles yield shape Airborne radar would have no probl 2003 Page #186  
have no problem No reason to doubt shape and size Soeoal Opera: or.s Manual 2003 Page #186  
o NSC on 17 Mar 53 1954 radars: no shape, size O Multiple looks in range wo 2003 Page #186  
 V lying on one side. Inside the V shape were three small circles. The enti 2004 Page #27  
 able to discern a definite oblong shape behind the light and said it was m 2004 Page #27  
known origin. It was triangular in shape, had a black glass-like surface, m 2004 Page #47  
size of a brick — semi circular in shape. It was a very smooth metal except 2004 Page #94  
which it could resume its original shape seamlessly after being folded. Oth 2004 Page #142  
greed that his brother was in fine shape and hospital officials admitted he 2004 Page #204  
 and that returned to its original shape after being crumpled in the witnes 2005 Page #37  
lar? My feeling is that it was the shape of the craft that dictated the way 2005 Page #67  
HE ARTIFICIALITY OF THE TRIANGULAR SHAPE?" ... '1\·-~ • i.-....:.-"---""--- 2005 Page #70  
any actual aircraft, with cliamond shape openings through which huge pylons 2005 Page #83  
0 mph • Highly flexible — possibly shape shifting to some extent. • Similar 2006 Page #30  
tact situation, being able to help shape positive, coherent human response  2006 Page #57  
s pocket camera, a dark triangular shape with three red lights disappeared  2006 Page #71  
pecial avionics and the aircraft's shape to make it "low observable" or "st 2006 Page #81  
are) been like an electric bulb in shape, except that it seemed to have rou 2006 Page #120  
. when things really began to take shape. `We, that is me and four others,  2006 Page #122  
five to six feet tall, humanoid in shape, but so thin they looked almost sk 2006 Page #123  
Everything I saw was changeable in shape. Everything had a very high chrome 2006 Page #153  
 configuration —an inverted teacup shape with some sort of hatch. In additi 2006 Page #190  
ilar in composition but variant in shape. Also, the Diane's depth finder in 2006 Page #191  
 saw was something not of standard shape, but displaying variations from on 2006 Page #191  
s, it might not have had a uniform shape from stem to stern. The "Carried A 2006 Page #191  
 a very distinct, triangular, hard shape of "something" underneath the skin 2006 Page #206  
 classic so-called "Flying Saucer" shape, very similar to two saucers stack 2007 Page #99  
. DeBow: Can you tell us about the shape of the lump? Joe: You know, the cl 2007 Page #122  
nd saw the ground burnt in an oval shape. The edges of the burned area wher 2007 Page #129  
rhjng bigger than an airliner. Its shape was that of a disc slightly elevat 2007 Page #196  
re, a sample of something with the shape of a brilliant stone. I came near  2007 Page #196  
 mm wide, and 30 mm in height (its shape is irregular but that would be its 2007 Page #196  
o assist it. They were of the same shape and size." Vallee then adds that,  2007 Page #199  
ry strong brilJjant light with the shape of a half-round saucer and the siz 2007 Page #200  
DC-8 pilots. All reported alike in shape, color, and general direction of t 2008 Page #9  
 slender object. I don't know what shape it was. It was only slender object 2008 Page #10  
enough, he saw that it had an oval shape and as it took off, heard a quiet  2008 Page #14  
ic in appearance and triangular in shape, approximat ely two or three meter 2008 Page #32  
lluminated windows. It had a cigar shape, bigger in the front and narrower  2008 Page #50  
 ,. Tim Wenzel could not discern a shape or details. On first analysis the  2008 Page #59  
 Further, each indentation was the shape of a triangle. After returning wit 2008 Page #83  
ic in appearance and triangular in shape, approximat ely two to three meter 2008 Page #93  
hey changed color and they changed shape ji-om round to elliptical. COLORS? 2009 Page #72  
trol, it has the ability to change shape, and then multiple objects appear  2009 Page #75  
for sure but not recalling the end shape. I was focused on the middle of th 2009 Page #83  
                 like a huge cigar shape. And when it got over us, I rememb 2009 Page #84  
n, it would return to its original shape with no wrinkles. She was amazed t 2009 Page #91  
(a) striking fact that the initial shape and dimension of the depressions w 2009 Page #139  

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tracted with Battelle to study the shape-recovery properties of a nickel-ti 2009 Page #91  

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according to witnesses of the disk shaped object. George C. Marshall (GCM)  2003 Page #24  
s as twenty five feet in diameter, shaped like doughnuts, with five foot po 2003 Page #41  
ave his own sighting of a doughnut shaped craft. Crisman reported his exper 2003 Page #41  
1. Photo of the model of the acorn shaped object made for the Unsolved Myst 2003 Page #57  
 metal and poured it into an acorn shaped mold. Jim stood on the bank looki 2003 Page #60  
 which was hauling a strange acorn shaped object with odd markings on it. F 2003 Page #61  
w a flatbed trailer with an object shaped like "a liberty bell" under a tar 2003 Page #61  
uilding. Inside he observed a bell shaped object that appeared generally du 2003 Page #62  
nference Figure 3. Sketch of acorn shaped object semi-buried in the ground  2003 Page #64  
ntioned claimed that he saw a bell shaped object in a warehouse building at 2003 Page #67  
suits. The men were carrying a box shaped device which was about 4 or 5 fee 2003 Page #70  
s mentioned seeing two similar box shaped devices with the personnel who we 2003 Page #70  
dge-shaped Disc." A wedge could be shaped like a piece of pie or perhaps a  2003 Page #99  
the "central underside of a wedge- shaped" spacecraft found in New Mexico h 2003 Page #106  
67 reported that a satellite, cube shaped, weighing approximately three ton 2004 Page #7  
h VI, 74-75 Jan 29 crash of "Ball- shaped object"; fragments recovered 78 1 2004 Page #114  
artle: I saw footage of three disc shaped crafts. One of the crafts landed  2004 Page #182  
 had diagrams of all the different shaped UFO craft that were there, and in 2004 Page #187  
cl1e sky a large elongated object-"shaped Like a uain car," he would say la 2005 Page #37  
ngular, elongated, boomerang, disk shaped, small and large in size. Th.is f 2005 Page #83  
h which huge pylons with strangely shaped objects mounted on them are raise 2005 Page #83  
• 4/15/92 Near Buffalo. Large disc shaped craft seen coming out of Lake Ont 2006 Page #29  
as topped by a large ace-of-spades shaped helmet about three feet high that 2006 Page #94  
near-miss incidents, cylindrical - shaped aircraft, right-angle course (thi 2006 Page #105  
ht-style encounter, elliptically - shaped object, low-level flights, on-and 2006 Page #105  
 amazement, these revealed a disc- shaped object that seemed to be divided  2006 Page #120  
rce personnel, a small, triangular shaped object was seen maneuvering in th 2006 Page #132  
at the second 'plane' was circular shaped and apparently in one piece altho 2006 Page #134  
 at 8:16 AM (one object, half-moon shaped, fast, flying in a southerly dire 2006 Page #179  
g a metallic, gold-colored, object shaped like a satellite dish, with a cla 2006 Page #187  
He reports standing upon an object shaped like an upside- down teacup. He d 2006 Page #187  
w11term.ark which is circul.: ir .:shaped but otherwiae difficult to visual 2007 Page #46  
 compartment appearing as a bubble shaped contour located directl) in the m 2007 Page #99  
oor, were three oblong rectangular shaped windows that ran along both sides 2007 Page #105  
intercept a group of silver saucer shaped craft. Fl~ing their F-86 Saber je 2007 Page #109  
HE PROPOSED ARTICLE: The four djsc shaped experimental rurcrafc were never  2007 Page #109  
completed construction of the disc shaped aircraft he had originally built  2007 Page #111  
t the size of a car, bright wrute, shaped like two half eggs on a plate. Th 2007 Page #152  
ew of a former president. The disc shaped object seen by Mateos was similar 2007 Page #191  
se areas are in a fog to me. Cigar shaped for sure but not recalling the en 2009 Page #83  

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elievable. His encounters with the shapely Captain Rhanes come across like  2009 Page #54  

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pher show in the photos □ The four shapes shown are consistent with public  2003 Page #174  
e vehicles included details on the shapes and lengths with precision not po 2003 Page #183  
0s kind of dish radars. Two of the shapes (cigars, triangles) specifically  2003 Page #183  
s no reason to doubt the sizes and shapes reported in the Manual. The final 2003 Page #184  
g objects in the vicinity, of many shapes and sizes: spherical, triangular, 2005 Page #83  
ight assume any one of innumerable shapes, sizes, colors — one need only co 2006 Page #53  
adopt a number of subtly different shapes: in this simple chemical fact may 2006 Page #114  
 of It All: June/July 1947, varied shapes, numerous reports; Mantell's deat 2007 Page #44  
d the symbols and I could feel the shapes as if they were inscribed or etch 2008 Page #82  
began emitting flames of uncertain shapes. All villagers were stricken with 2008 Page #98  

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raterrestrial technology played in shaping geopolitical policy and events;  2005 Page #168  
layed a clear role in deceptivel y shaping public opinion about UFOs. 1 cou 2007 Page #28  

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y as 9©oGibl0 your astlaata of tha sharaetsr, extent, and probable @one@qus 2003 Page #213  

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istant; Reich biographer Dr. Myron Sharaf; author and scientist, scientist  2005 Page #105  

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 Kolkhozi • Beria • NKVD • Gulag • Sharashka • Lysenko Industrialization Ti 2004 Page #154  

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hat has two "seamed" edges), and a shard of "wax." We are in the process of 2004 Page #240  

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 an alien down in New Mexico. Paul Sharde once asked me if I would be inter 2004 Page #196  

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e to 1530 Main Street he choose to share this story with his wife and famil 2003 Page #21  
been considering whether or not to share with you and your listeners some i 2003 Page #97  
ed by Valdez had far more than its share of UFO sightings as well, lending  2003 Page #143  
lated stories that I would like to share. The first centers on the visit of 2003 Page #198  
neral region has had more than its share of reports of UFOs the past week.  2004 Page #7  
neral region has had more than its share of reports of UFOs the past week?" 2004 Page #10  
 Mexico State Rep. Andy Kissner to share about why the Truman Administratio 2004 Page #61  
sidentified Scotch tape? Before we share Charles Moore's conclusion, let's  2004 Page #133  
 that autopsies determined them to share some biological characteristics wi 2004 Page #147  
heart attack. • Why: His intent to share classified UFO knowledge of his em 2004 Page #205  
 to order his or her own print and share in this great treasure hunt. On th 2004 Page #227  
nd AEC (1947) The agencies did not share {"The Army wouldn't Jet us have it 2005 Page #5  
 the conference presentation, I'll share two recent updates about the DR.ES 2005 Page #71  
f those dollars; the next 19 would share S45 (averaging just under S2.50 pe 2005 Page #75  
 person); the next 40 people would share $16 (or S0.40 each); while the las 2005 Page #75  
h); while the last 40 people would share about 20 cents (about half a penny 2005 Page #75  
 harvest, for which he got a small share. Jose Padilla's family lived on a  2005 Page #153  
ecurity concerns, were not able to share the manual with other military pro 2006 Page #24  
neral region has had more than its share of reports of UFOs this past week  2006 Page #29  
stories. I chose them because they share these characteristics: - The progr 2006 Page #72  
" Did the United States government share these astonishing facts with any o 2006 Page #140  
, I promised Budd that I would not share the Third Man's identity with anyb 2006 Page #203  
 fascinating people. We had a fair share of fanatics, psychotics and people 2006 Page #204  
 experiences and usually wanted to share them with someone who will listen  2006 Page #204  
I would rype NETUSE then a certain share name on the machine and then passw 2007 Page #87  
neral region has had more than its share of reports of UFOs the past week.  2007 Page #141  
oming to that, but first I want to share with you a couple of 1974 photogra 2007 Page #160  
im Penniston gave me permission to share some of his December 26, 1980, Ren 2008 Page #90  
SECRET /MJ-12, and will be able to share the amazing story that the documen 2008 Page #104  
on they requested or he decided to share, but never in any way conflicting  2008 Page #139  
ional Bank during the war. Nixon's share was $2 million which was used to a 2008 Page #141  
Bertelsma nn acquired a 50 percent share of the Bookspan partnership. Not p 2008 Page #144  
r respective UFO working groups to share information. Kennedy did this thro 2009 Page #42  
ndum to the Director of the CIA to share UFO files with NASA and the USSR.  2009 Page #42  
 USSR on joint space missions, and share classified UFO files with the USSR 2009 Page #43  
rector of the CIA, John McCone, to share UFO information with NASA;37 and,  2009 Page #43  
 Khrushchev had agreed on steps to share UFO information precisely for this 2009 Page #45  
 over the Soviet Union, the lion's share of which was respectful and seriou 2009 Page #136  

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 poverty line. Baca's father was a sharecropper, responsible for the crops  2005 Page #153  

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some of the recovery operation was shared with Representative               2003 Page #235  
tray any confidences they may have shared with Larry. But to 'name names' i 2004 Page #48  
 region in 1947. Rep. Kissner also shared his information with New Mexico C 2004 Page #60  
ursued the matter relentlessly. He shared his information with an English t 2004 Page #136  
oter, if ever I have met one — who shared my "just the facts, ma'am" approa 2004 Page #215  
ge and technology windfall must be shared among human groups/nations to avo 2006 Page #66  
ge and technology windfall must be shared among human groups/nations to avo 2006 Page #66  
ovirus theory and the focus assay, shared with Baltimore the Nobel prize in 2006 Page #112  
Manhattan apartment building. Budd shared the name of the individual with m 2006 Page #203  
 a party-line back then. Our block shared one line. It was like that for ab 2007 Page #124  
saw in the skies over El Llano. He shared with us his notes about more rece 2007 Page #191  
ial was easy, since he had already shared with me a draft of a book titled  2008 Page #106  
on and ensure that it would not be shared with the "Chief Executive [Presid 2009 Page #39  
 This would have led to them being shared with the USSR as NSAM 271 require 2009 Page #45  
ther Fein's change of heart is not shared by the members of the Editorial B 2009 Page #138  
ear old American scientist it said shared in the development of the secret  2009 Page #160  

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sh and Herbert Walker. The leading shareholder in UBC was E. Roland Harrima 2008 Page #129  

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he Inner Sanctum, Status Report VI shares an astounding letter from Charlet 2003 Page #21  
Vesting Order No. 248), seized the shares of Union Banking Corporation (UBC 2008 Page #129  

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s, that serve to suppress the open sharing of information about UFO inciden 2004 Page #141  
and I became friends and discussed sharing a "dig" at the Plains of Saint A 2004 Page #240  
mes watched from our hiding place, sharing a pair of binoculars, as the mil 2005 Page #156  
ers.aol.com/AllenTough/intro.html. Sharing the Universe: Perspectives on Ex 2006 Page #70  
all you do. Paul." So, today, I am sharing what I was able to learn about P 2006 Page #151  
ansion of the Regional Information Sharing System," a database like Hitler  2008 Page #123  
e you to arrange a program of data sharing with NASA where Unknowns [UFOs]  2009 Page #41  
r with extraterrestrial life, then sharing classified UFO files was an obvi 2009 Page #41  
a broad range of issues concerning sharing UFOs information and joint coope 2009 Page #42  
shchev on joint space missions and sharing classified UFO files. This requi 2009 Page #42  
wn is that this required extensive sharing of UFO information to prevent an 2009 Page #45  

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

ver the reaction vessel produces a sharp popping sound, then hydrogen is co 2003 Page #114  
n here, live missiles — nukes, ... Sharp points, air to ground. he manhole  2004 Page #52  
d that \Vas making a sound like "a sharp anguished cry." The entity mO\·ed  2005 Page #31  
ently watring for our wits 20 grow sharp, • An Anonymous eMali saarmii41... 2006 Page #34  
 One for example, is from the Lina Sharp (LS) interview, in 1992... LS: "Gr 2006 Page #47  
forgot this ever happened." Norman Sharp recalled with bitterness how Air F 2006 Page #80  
n TV where it's Like real thin and sharp. It was actually more like looking 2007 Page #167  
out to strike the water, it made a sharp turn upwards and climbed up rapidl 2007 Page #194  
izon. The objects moved rapidly in sharp angular movements and displayed re 2008 Page #94  
amples of civic stability stand in sharp contrast to the wildly unique UFO  2009 Page #134  

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l image." The illustration shows a sharp-as-a-rack Bob Lazar-style flying s 2007 Page #71  

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ineers and managers and featured a sharp-edoed illustration of out of focus 2007 Page #69  

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 would confer upon the fighter the sharpedged changes of djrection typical  2005 Page #171  

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ified space vehicles (opinions are sharply divided as co their origin) over 2008 Page #114  

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 to Emenegger and Sandler was Paul Shartle, the Security Manager and Chief  2004 Page #182  
a show called UFO Cover-up...Live, Shartle stated he had viewed the film an 2004 Page #182  
film and described what was on it: Shartle: I saw footage of three disc sha 2004 Page #182  
Question: What did they look like? Shartle: Well they were human size, had  2004 Page #182  
ual UFO Crash Retrieval Conference Shartle told me that he said, "I'm sorry 2004 Page #193  
 offered an interview, by the Paul Shartle who had been in charge of the UF 2004 Page #196  

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ccess • Underground Laboratories'? Shary-Shagan • SDI apparatus • Advanced  2004 Page #162  

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eau • Reverse Engineering-weapons- Sharyshagan 158                          2004 Page #161  

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2{~~ • .::.~ '·:.5;?dlW!f":&:.T&"8 Shat-in~ ,:reclil for lle\'elULHncnt r,1 2009 Page #180  

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

ttered over half a mile. Mantell's shattered body was found inside the cock 2005 Page #64  
ldiers in Army fatigues loaded the shattered remains of a flying apparatus  2005 Page #153  
 turned completely upside down and shattered. The townspeople were getting  2006 Page #93  
ater we saw that many windows were shattered , and in the barn a part of th 2008 Page #100  

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s past, they continue to remain as shattering and relevant as if they had o 2005 Page #104  

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ECL: OADR "The lvlilitary Services shaU direct their counterintelligence an 2007 Page #175  

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s of depression, was well dressed, shaved, and in good appetite." At about  2003 Page #91  

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laimed by U.S. authorities to be a shaving originating with their space pro 2004 Page #15  

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

er by Crisman to a CIA agent named Shaw. Clay Shaw was one of three people  2003 Page #42  
an to a CIA agent named Shaw. Clay Shaw was one of three people that New Or 2003 Page #42  
ation of John F. Kennedy. Although Shaw was eventually acquitted of the cri 2003 Page #42  
on claimed that his prosecution of Shaw was a toe-hold to a larger conspira 2003 Page #42  
ing , New Orleans businessman Clay Shaw, represented only a "toe-hold" on a 2009 Page #29  
as the first man contacted by Clay Shaw, Garrison's "toe-hold," after Shaw  2009 Page #33  
Shaw, Garrison's "toe-hold," after Shaw found out about Garrison's investig 2009 Page #33  
volved in a conspiracy led by Clay Shaw. Garrison discovered that Shaw had  2009 Page #44  
lay Shaw. Garrison discovered that Shaw had an "extensive international rol 2009 Page #44  
ul in earning a conviction against Shaw, Garrison was partly vindicated in  2009 Page #44  
eam organized by a CIA asset, Clay Shaw, directly implicates the ClA counte 2009 Page #44  
s were not explained to us. Marion Shaw: Pentagon Secrets Now in her early- 2009 Page #53  
 Now in her early-eighties, Marion Shaw worked in the heart of the Pentagon 2009 Page #53  
undertaken to dig further into the Shaw story, and which can hopefully be e 2009 Page #54  

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

utside the corridors of power. The Shawbury Triangle f n early 1993 a serie 2008 Page #33  
s heading on a direct line for RAF Shawbury , which is some twelve-to-fifte 2008 Page #33  
of the Cosford patrol was to alert Shawbury that the UFO was coming their w 2008 Page #33  
on." "They took a decision to call Shawbury and this was answered by the Me 2008 Page #33  

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

newitz' nickel. Hansen and her son Shawn had been staying at the Bennewitz  2003 Page #143  

Word: "shc\red", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

~c S1:·:i_tcc1c 1\ir Force, riterl shc\red In inc Gc~·elor,menl ol the ti~  2009 Page #183  

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

odeo ■atlon couch con1.1i.t.e of " shCC't of mf"tal or a flat mAM of "'il"M 2005 Page #17  

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

l, she came up to me and said that she'd been woken by the bang. She also l 2006 Page #129  
ur foot tall. She thought, because she'd seen the military on the mountain  2006 Page #129  

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

, "Rehfeldt's losing her mind, now she's seeing UFOs." We went to the tower 2004 Page #55  

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

ions CON: CSICOPS (Now csn -Robert Sheaffer PRO:ME Sheaffer sat directly in 2008 Page #155  
S (Now csn -Robert Sheaffer PRO:ME Sheaffer sat directly in front ofrne And 2008 Page #155  

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

spot where even the rocks had been sheared off, apparently by the force of  2004 Page #70  

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ormation furnished to MSgt MIL TON SHEARER, Directorate of Intelligence, He 2007 Page #139  

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

led, the D-21B/DZ-1 stack pivoted, shearing the aft attachment. Wallis watc 2006 Page #79  

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

f Government Point at the mouth of Sheburne Harbor. They were there for a w 2004 Page #43  

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

 two days later (September 19) may shed some light. It is a Memorandum For  2003 Page #87  
to President Truman, may also help shed light on why there is no crashed sa 2003 Page #191  
priate agencies to see if they can shed some light on what this object migh 2004 Page #7  
this text to determine if it could shed any further light on locating docum 2004 Page #230  
ook his pictures. Can any light be shed on all this by the photographs them 2004 Page #233  
n intelligence agency. But why? To shed light on long forgotten history of  2004 Page #254  
d the design of new experiments to shed light on the question, so inspired  2005 Page #93  
d in today's culture, has begun co shed light on official acts performed in 2005 Page #143  
ropriate agencies to see rthey Can shed some light on what this object migh 2006 Page #29  
ead expectation that the NHI could shed definitive light on the nature of G 2006 Page #59  
priate agencies to see if they can shed some light on what this object migh 2007 Page #141  
ow-retired employees may very well shed remarkable light on this particular 2007 Page #144  
UFO crash in 1974. In an effort to shed as much light as possible on the ev 2007 Page #188  
 successfully in criminal cases to shed light on the probable authors or no 2008 Page #104  

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

he skin, aching stomachs, and skin shedding. majestcdocuments com 159       2003 Page #163  
he skin, aching stomachs, and skin shedding. The document states that the o 2004 Page #17  

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

inent civil rights attorney Daniel Sheehan. He was called in by Marcia Smit 2003 Page #196  
 on extraterrestrial intelligence. Sheehan is famous for his legal work on  2003 Page #197  
ison Building in Washington, D.C., Sheehan found pictures of a crashed flyi 2003 Page #197  
behalf of the President was Daniel Sheehan, who at the time the Chief Counc 2004 Page #186  
it Headquarters in Washington D.C. Sheehan had originally been contacted to 2004 Page #186  
search Service. After two attempts Sheehan was unable to get the files for  2004 Page #186  
 Smith who was writing the report. Sheehan was asked to give a lecture to t 2004 Page #186  
n order to prepare for the lecture Sheehan requested the classified Blue Bo 2004 Page #186  
ia Smith worked on the request and Sheehan was eventually told to report to 2004 Page #186  
rary of Congress Madison Building. Sheehan described what happened: Back in 2004 Page #186  
 craft — taking photographs of it. Sheehan reported the two studies were co 2004 Page #187  
second study on UFOs, according to Sheehan, stated that a certain percentag 2004 Page #187  
er Robbins, Michael Schratt, Danny Sheehan, Ruben Uriarte & Noe Torres, Mat 2007 Page #3  
 ■ Freedom of Information ■ Daniel Sheehan and the Vault ■ \Y/hite House UF 2008 Page #161  

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

and several other important cases. Sheehan's story is that he had gained ac 2003 Page #197  
he president in her study. Here is Sheehan's account Back in 1977 when I wa 2003 Page #197  

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

n there is the matter of Monsignor Sheehy who was personally called by Forr 2003 Page #95  
ntial as a security breach, Father Sheehy would have been one of the last p 2003 Page #95  

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

t included Kyle MacLachlan, Martin Sheen, and Dwight Yoakam. We carefully f 2004 Page #134  
oswell, the showtime movie. Martin Sheen as a UFO secret informant in Roswe 2004 Page #150  

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

t unusual debris spread across the sheep ranch where he was foreman. (It wa 2004 Page #135  
e. • 1942: British test anthrax on sheep on the Scottish island of Gruinard 2006 Page #107  
d ("mad cow" in cattle, scrapie in sheep, transmissible mink encephalopathy 2006 Page #116  

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

nfluenza strain 2. A new coxiella (sheep-borne) bacterium 3. Anthrax 4. Han 2006 Page #111  

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

lly lead to an appreciation of the sheer scale of this aspect of the larger 2004 Page #4  
ssing the hardware itself. Bue the sheer quantity must force us to consider 2005 Page #78  
h-retrieval stories because of the sheer number of witnesses who have testi 2005 Page #166  
ory. My investigation began out of sheer curiosity when I heard about the i 2006 Page #90  
ico. Taking into consideration the sheer geographical distance between the  2006 Page #119  

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

ed as 5x7 images, two per 8.5 x 11 sheet. In 1995, I began, from the best c 2003 Page #171  
er seeing that particular analysis sheet. Others close to the Smith UFO wor 2004 Page #94  
The Speed Graphic camera used flat sheet 4 x 5 film held in a double-sided  2004 Page #234  
s placed in one corner of the film sheet to identify the type of film, but  2004 Page #234  
views of Pope. Sources 1 USAF Fact Sheet, 1987. 1 Ibid. 3 Letter to Nick Re 2008 Page #38  
~tons) . (E\br-j (On a sep.1:-.1ce sheet, please sketch .a s!.~ple m,2p o:  2008 Page #56  
are quite interesting (an original sheet identifying which UFO reports were 2009 Page #7  
ng it in my notebook. If you had a sheet of smooth glass and you took a pie 2009 Page #66  

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

 lifting up large chunks of metal. Sheets of metal ,, ere all over the cras 2005 Page #166  
 There also were fragments of thin sheets of plastic and rubber, some with  2006 Page #84  
oper ■ Return address Fort Meade ■ Sheets usually double-spaced, single-sid 2007 Page #42  

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

 on notice that they were going to Shelburne to look for a downed UFO in Sh 2004 Page #41  
ed into the ocean off Shag Harbor, Shelburne County, Wednesday night may be 2004 Page #41  
en going on outside of the town of Shelburne, off the base at Government Po 2004 Page #43  
know...the real story was over off Shelburne." Taken aback, Chris asked him 2004 Page #44  

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

FFTD At Sikeston o Capt. Harold J. Shelden, Jr. - Commander o 1st Lt. Lucas 2003 Page #33  

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

st him. Best-selling author Sidney Sheldon, in the last chapter of his fict 2004 Page #145  
 The Doomsday Conipirag, by Sidney Sheldon Report of Air Force Research Reg 2004 Page #149  

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

 (RPIT) members are using off-the- shelf software, which has been around fo 2004 Page #227  

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

FB.Ohio, USA 1 1 0 1 0 Newsman Tom Shell of ABC-TV II, 5-6 Witness to alien 2004 Page #112  
uences. In fact, d1e anti-aircraft shell scenario seems to have been at wor 2005 Page #121  
obe. The body was actually a metal shell that was aluminum in color. It was 2006 Page #93  
pipes were spaced around the lower shell of the torso and about five feet l 2006 Page #94  
re are on Unix macrunes access via shell accounts to do trungs. They do exi 2007 Page #88  
 had been crashed, and,, as just a shell of mer.al," and was certainly nor  2007 Page #139  
 a rocket's engine to an artillery shell flying over. There was nothing in  2008 Page #12  
 that it sounded like an artillery shell flying over. He said that he only  2008 Page #13  
craft. I noticed the fabric of the shell was like a smooth, opaque, black g 2008 Page #81  
 SLlDE# 25 "On the smooth exterior shell, there was writing of some kind, b 2008 Page #82  
? ARV: NONSENSE OR TREASON ~ TOM'S SHELL S11/t Clfsh nr Senn! C,cdir ...,.. 2008 Page #152  

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

s a "monster" was actually a metal shelled body that was mechanical in natu 2006 Page #93  

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

 using proximity-fuse antiaircraft shells that were innovated to devastatin 2005 Page #121  
ee if he could find any fossilized shells as a gift for his wife -who had d 2009 Page #54  

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

ncludes the government's desire to shelter the human race from disturbing f 2004 Page #132  

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

ys. A tent pitched near the object sheltered the dead remains of the only o 2005 Page #41  
ys. A tent pitched near the object sheltered the dead remains of the only o 2009 Page #49  

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

opic: they classified the book and shelved it, and it's unclear if Bowen co 2004 Page #247  

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

ot long after we hit the bookstore shelves. Some of these letters (all spec 2004 Page #49  
ind file cabinets or stuck between shelves of a drawer. Of the two Randle/S 2004 Page #137  

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

s. Given low lying forshores and a shelving bottom off-shore, wave amplitud 2009 Page #167  
s. Given low lying forshores and a shelving bottom off-shore, wave amplitud 2009 Page #167  
 . Given low lying forshores and a shelving bottom off-shore, wave amplitud 2009 Page #168  

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

ow be used to cover a multitude of shenanigans. The Air Force eventually re 2003 Page #141  

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

, Tabe rented a horse from a local shepherd, and reached eventually the win 2007 Page #200  

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

Greece, several villagers and some shepherds observed a group of UFOs appro 2007 Page #129  

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

 emerging human mind? John S. Hale Shepherdstown, West Virginia July, 2005  2005 Page #118  

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

hat of a white snake." — Thomas C. Sheppard, Chief Yeoman, U. S. Navy (Reti 2006 Page #156  
 U. S. Navy Photo of YN2 Thomas C. SHEPPARD (Thomas Colman Sheppard, Yeoman 2006 Page #156  
 Thomas C. SHEPPARD (Thomas Colman Sheppard, Yeoman 2" Class, 1980, U. S. N 2006 Page #156  
ples, Italy. Image courtesy Tom C. Sheppard.) Moving forward ten years to 1 2006 Page #156  
nd military records. Thomas Colman Sheppard served in the U. S. Navy from S 2006 Page #156  
hould be told the truth. Slide 28: Sheppard "Naval History of Assignments"  2006 Page #156  
Beach, Okinawa. Provided by Tom C. Sheppard.) Slide 29: Sheppard "Certifica 2006 Page #156  
ded by Tom C. Sheppard.) Slide 29: Sheppard "Certificate of Discharge," Nov 2006 Page #156  
ars of service. Provided by Tom C. Sheppard.) Slide 30: Sheppard in dress u 2006 Page #156  
ded by Tom C. Sheppard.) Slide 30: Sheppard in dress uniform at retirement  2006 Page #156  
at retirement party (Thomas Colman Sheppard at his retirement on November 3 2006 Page #156  
stin, Texas. Photo courtesy Tom C. Sheppard.) Slide 31: Map of Okinawa, Whi 2006 Page #156  
elling for Toppen to join him. Tom Sheppard watched as Toppen ran by into t 2006 Page #157  
es (EBEs) Videotape Segment 1: Tom Sheppard, U. S. Navy Chief Yeoman (retir 2006 Page #157  
CLOTHES? No, you could tell that. [Sheppard picks up one of several drawing 2006 Page #158  
ch and Kadena AFB, Okinawa Map Tom Sheppard and his two Navy colleagues, Cr 2006 Page #159  
tion for several hours. But Thomas Sheppard was never asked to sign a non-d 2006 Page #160  
dventure, Capt. Seeley ordered Tom Sheppard, Robert Toppen and Craig Howard 2006 Page #160  
ly 1979 to June 1980, he commanded Sheppard Technical Training Center, Shep 2009 Page #73  
heppard Technical Training Center, Sheppard AFB, Texas. He returned to Engl 2009 Page #73  

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

arge," Nov. 30, 1995 ahomas Colman Sheppard's "Certificate of Release or Di 2006 Page #156  

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

ith him. It turns out his name was Sheridan Cavitt, and before he died, he  2004 Page #139  
e Roswell Incident, he referred to Sheridan Cavitt, presumably with a smile 2004 Page #139  
l debunker." In our film, Roswell, Sheridan Cavitt was played by Xander Ber 2004 Page #139  
g on here? Were the Charles Moore, Sheridan Cavitt, and Bessie Brazel state 2004 Page #139  
 Senior and Lewis Rickett, who was Sheridan Cavitt's immediately underling  2004 Page #142  
erman Carson (based on CIC Officer Sheridan Cavitt) stands watching. From R 2004 Page #150  
 After Maj. Jesse Marcel and Capt. Sheridan Cavitt recovered material from  2004 Page #226  

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

other of the Cape Girardeau County sheriff in 1941, Clarance R. Schade. The 2003 Page #24  
iate officials would be the County sheriff, Cape Girardeau or Jackson MO po 2003 Page #30  
ell? Officials At the Crash Site a Sheriff 1941 - Ruben R. Schade ■ Cape Ch 2003 Page #31  
side of the town limits the county sheriff would have been the responsible  2003 Page #31  
ible party, Ruben Reinhold Schade. Sheriff Ruben Reinhold Schade s Died Jan 2003 Page #31  
son police officers ■ Other county sheriff dept, employees ■ Other firefigh 2003 Page #34  
Idell recalled. "There was me, the sheriff and a couple of deputies. That w 2004 Page #31  
n his land and went to the Roswell Sheriff to report his discovery on July  2004 Page #75  
"Mac" Brazel's report to the local sheriff about unusual debris spread acro 2004 Page #135  
e dropping debris off with Roswell Sheriff Wilcox — that they spent more ti 2004 Page #138  
e Marcel Sr. and Jr., relatives of Sheriff Wilcox, friends of base commande 2004 Page #139  
a long time. The grand-daughter of Sheriff Wilcox, the Roswell sheriff who  2004 Page #145  
ter of Sheriff Wilcox, the Roswell sheriff who first saw the rancher's debr 2004 Page #145  
d crash at Roswell, and the reason Sheriff Wilcox never ran for re- electio 2004 Page #145  
p into the atmosphere, but a local sheriff interviewed on the radio sa.id,  2007 Page #130  
 the first to sight the object was Sheriff Raymond Jackson of Nephi, Utah.  2008 Page #11  
lice investigator , reserve deputy sheriff, correctional officer, police of 2008 Page #41  
 the call was referred to a Deputy Sheriff since it occuJTed in the county. 2008 Page #46  
eported his sighting to the county sheriff dispatcher at about 2300 hours.  2008 Page #49  
same time. I called retired Deputy Sheriff Paul Wenzel as 1 was finishing t 2008 Page #60  

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

others After his employment at the sheriff's department, he went to work fo 2003 Page #31  
lock stopped at the El Paso County Sheriff's Office, apparently due to the  2004 Page #68  
o my home from police departments, sheriff's offices, state police, the med 2004 Page #108  
ary's pressure to silence him. The sheriff's grand-daughter spoke of death  2004 Page #145  
nd lightrung. DeBow: Did the local sheriff's department or police departmen 2007 Page #122  
rom over 20 years service with the Sheriff's office, he still lives in the  2008 Page #43  
ighting lo the Grays Harbor County Sheriff's Office. Reporter John Dodge ob 2008 Page #70  

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

o my home from police departments, sheriffs offices, state police, the medi 2005 Page #139  
ed military guards and Kern County Sheriffs deputies manned roadblocks at o 2006 Page #82  
ellis. That same article mentioned Sheriffs Deputy Walter Butt who was in c 2008 Page #8  
rs, Sgt. Robbie Robertson from the Sheriffs Office. Although friendly and e 2008 Page #43  
he had heard of the reports at the Sheriffs Office and the Elma Police Depa 2008 Page #55  
 I knew at the Grays Harbor County Sheriffs Office. Unfortunately , too man 2008 Page #70  
 obtained her information from the Sheriffs Office, aJ1d presumably, Radio  2008 Page #70  

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

owing the indomitable resolve of a Sherlock Holmes, doggedly tracked down c 2004 Page #231  

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

ft and occupants, and according to Sherman, through the intervention of Wil 2004 Page #97  
 film Air Force One. We called him Sherman Carson in the movie, keeping Cav 2004 Page #139  
ight kneeling). Xander Berkeley as Sherman Carson (based on CIC Officer She 2004 Page #150  
sdeblowers, Clifford Stone and Dan Sherman, whose respective testimonies pr 2006 Page #14  
tleblower testimonies of Stone and Sherman to outline the main procedures u 2006 Page #14  
s replicates what occurred for Dan Sherman. Sherman claims that his covert  2006 Page #21  
tes what occurred for Dan Sherman. Sherman claims that his covert training  2006 Page #21  
o confirm the latter's claims. Dan Sherman and Project Preserve Destiny Dan 2006 Page #21  
n and Project Preserve Destiny Dan Sherman served with the US Air Force for 2006 Page #21  
Agency (NSA). The training was for Sherman to become an "intuitive communic 2006 Page #22  
municator" with EBEs. Essentially, Sherman would learn to telepathically in 2006 Page #22  
elf was classified. Significantly, Sherman was told that he suited to the t 2006 Page #22  
he was between 10-11 and talked to Sherman about how great life was in the  2006 Page #22  
w great life was in the Air Force. Sherman described that his ELINT trainin 2006 Page #22  
 Black, and subsequent interviews, Sherman revealed how he was recruited an 2006 Page #22  
 subsequently assigned to the NSA, Sherman worked on a specially designed c 2006 Page #22  
 appear in both the testimonies of Sherman and Stone, and suggest that they 2006 Page #22  
s of maintaining secrecy. Table 1. Sherman and Stone experienced many ident 2006 Page #22  
 many identical circumstances. Dan Sherman (Project Preserve Destiny) Cliff 2006 Page #22  
timonies of Clifford Stone and Dan Sherman provide an overview of the proce 2006 Page #24  
rojects. SOM1-01 and the Stone and Sherman testimonies provide clear insigh 2006 Page #24  
ructure of an intelligence system. Sherman Kent's Strategic Intelligence ,  2009 Page #24  
sel on a tank trailer used to haul Sherman tanks. While these preparations  2009 Page #53  

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rieval operations. I will also use Sherman's testimony concerning his emplo 2006 Page #14  
framework derived from Stone's and Sherman's testimonies for understanding  2006 Page #14  
service record. I will now examine Sherman's background to provide a means  2006 Page #21  
em to his handlers within the NSA. Sherman's training for PPD was conducted 2006 Page #22  
r Force base who regularly visited Sherman's home when he was between 10-11 2006 Page #22  
s. The individuals responsible for Sherman's training and subsequent covert 2006 Page #22  
almost three years. Significantly, Sherman's military record does not refle 2006 Page #22  
g his intuitive communicator work. Sherman's experience offers an independe 2006 Page #22  
 his services were still required. Sherman's whistleblower testimony offers 2006 Page #23  
ieval The parallels in Stone's and Sherman's whistleblower testimonies sugg 2006 Page #23  

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

4 Grant Cameron Long before Harold Shermon wrote his famous 1946 book The G 2004 Page #84  

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

. I also interviewed Sergeant E.C. Sherwood of the Utah Highway Patrol. He  2008 Page #12  
owing off a cloud of white sparks. Sherwood 's wife heard the explosion and 2008 Page #12  

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

hum. A ghostly glow surrounded its sheU. The strange craft rose and hovered 2005 Page #172  

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

 , "l:!~d ~he project been com-the shge o! practlcnl .lJlJ)Hcation I 1 plet 2009 Page #182  

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

oing to be used build a protective shield around the object where it was go 2003 Page #62  
ents are those of the eagle with a shield. The manufacturer of the paper ca 2004 Page #250  
"Burned" pages watermark is Eagle, shield, arrows ---------- . --- SPECKIN  2007 Page #46  
 were planted in the 1940s to help shield military activities. RAF Butley w 2008 Page #71  
uments are that of an eagle with a shield. An enhancement of this is attach 2008 Page #109  
 Dark Secrets of Physics, Beller a Shield than a Sword, Pursuit of Simplici 2009 Page #9  

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

e fact that the President has been shielded from any questions that would r 2004 Page #176  

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

f. It literally was a 'shell-like' shielding of the Disc. Brittle and layer 2003 Page #103  
haped Disc. Speculate some type of Shielding to enable Craft & Crew to surv 2003 Page #107  
hind a hired airplane, as its lead shielding was unable to contain its alte 2005 Page #100  
pears to be the potential for heat shielding, or computer-chip manufacturin 2005 Page #158  
s are too horrific to contemplate. Shielding of systems and circuits are un 2006 Page #140  

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

tic maneuvering or using defensive shields or counter-mea sures, an assessm 2005 Page #162  
 Montana ; Kansas; Utah. A Captain Shields [more on him later] of the 733 T 2008 Page #9  
e Air Force investigation, Captain Shields was identified as Captain Herman 2008 Page #9  
dentified as Captain Herman Gordon Shields, an Air Force pilot. 1n a report 2008 Page #9  
e Criminal Investigation Sections, Shields said, "I was flying a C-119 3    2008 Page #9  
to it." Later in that same report, Shields said, "I saw only a slender obje 2008 Page #10  
ouglas Crouch, who had interviewed Shields, and who had interviewed other U 2008 Page #11  
t made two different flight crews, Shields in Utah, and the Bonanza crew in 2008 Page #13  
Don't! written by Captain Henry S. Shields of the U.S. Air Force, details t 2008 Page #30  
It, Now You Don't!, Capt. Henry S. Shields, MJJI Quarterly, 1978 14 USAF Me 2008 Page #38  

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

d attendant did not appear for his shift that night. No reason is confirmed 2003 Page #95  
ked C Flight and remember you from shift changes. 1 liked your book and lea 2004 Page #50  
 nights of UFO incidents. C Flight shift worked the first two nights, D Fli 2004 Page #50  
, were finishing up our last swing shift (3 p.m.-11 p.m.) when a Woodbridge 2004 Page #55  
wards Woodbridge base. Late in the shift, Bob Sliwowski, a friend and co- w 2004 Page #55  
in our own area. As the end of our shift neared on that last night of the s 2004 Page #56  
red while I was working a midnight shift in the fighter alert area. This ar 2004 Page #57  
e witnesses to this because it was shift change. Again nothing official was 2004 Page #57  
at the wreckage at all times, with shift changes evef) 7 12 hours. The sold 2005 Page #156  
er in which he could use a Doppler shift technology known as Pulse Acquisit 2006 Page #142  
o see if I could pick up a Doppler shift and hear it. And I did. It was a h 2006 Page #147  
ism , national security has had to shift its focus dramatically . Security  2008 Page #25  
nterviews that after a call to the Shift Commander's office, he was told to 2008 Page #80  
988 Hypnosis Excerpt 78 B (quoting Shift Commander): Heathrow Tower said th 2008 Page #84  
lking real clearly with them (base Shift Commander?) and they are saying, ' 2008 Page #86  
 The British police are there, the Shift Commander 's there, the Security F 2008 Page #86  
near sunrise on December 26, 1980, Shift Commander comments): 'Well, nothin 2008 Page #86  
on with the lights? B: No. And he (Shift Commander) goes, 'Well, gentlemen  2008 Page #86  
. Burroughs was told that a female Shift Commander was driving in her jeep  2008 Page #86  
t know. It was a different flight (shift) working. SLIDE# 36 Nov. I I, 1988 2008 Page #87  
ut Gen. Williams , Captain and Day Shift Commander , Mike Verrano, is quote 2008 Page #88  
toric times, after he finished his shift one particular night, Bethurum hea 2009 Page #54  
rom RAF Bentwaters Captain and Day Shift Commander, Mike Verano, who told L 2009 Page #60  
n called the 81 st Police Squadron Shift Commander, Lt. Fred "Skip" Buran,  2009 Page #63  
ppeared off radar." That convinced Shift Commander Lt. Buran to give Sgt. P 2009 Page #63  
eir 81 st Security Police Squadron Shift Commander that night, Lt. Fred Bur 2009 Page #63  
eir 81 st Security Police Squadron Shift Commander Lt. Fred Buran. Later, b 2009 Page #68  
ty. In the mean time, he was doing shift reliefs and remembers being in the 2009 Page #81  

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

inside the ORAC. Conversation then shifted to the implications of such a ru 2005 Page #91  
ive. Reich's point of view on UFOs shifted between 1953 and 1957. At first  2005 Page #98  

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

n of magnetic waves, controlled by shifting the magnetic poles around the c 2003 Page #111  
• Highly flexible — possibly shape shifting to some extent. • Similar or sa 2006 Page #30  

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 next night to start our three mid shifts (11 p.m.-7 a.m.), we asked Bob Ba 2004 Page #55  

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order, USA 0 1 0 1 0 Witness Betty Shilling II, 21 UFO crash; recovery unco 2004 Page #114  

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ain."' The lady then saw something shimmenng m the ground and tned to touch 2007 Page #193  

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e across the ragged landscape. The shimmering heat of the midday had gradua 2003 Page #46  

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o a couple of black cars that were shin). I saw a sticker on the door. 1t e 2007 Page #124  

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ople in the universe. He wanted to shine the sunshine laws on intelligence, 2003 Page #198  
t on the top of the wheelhouse and shine it out over the water. He slowed t 2004 Page #39  
ks engines. The crews continued to shine their spot lights into the darknes 2004 Page #57  
ople in the universe? He wanted to shine the sunshine laws on intelligence, 2004 Page #188  
ost likely are lighting fix cures) shine blue-white beams down onto a table 2007 Page #74  
of the atom was considered "monkey shine" to many leading physicists of tha 2009 Page #20  

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ved while the emergency crews were shining their spotlights on it. After ab 2004 Page #57  
ome and laboratory reported seeing shining objects in the sky that were dec 2005 Page #94  
ee-foot-wide hole in the roof, the shining black object tore through the li 2007 Page #133  
spotlight (on deuce and a hal~ was shining around. So, it was\ ery strange  2007 Page #171  
k. An intense blue-white light was shining from each of the windows. It gli 2008 Page #50  
he road, I could see a white light shining onto the trees and I could still 2008 Page #79  
                                   shining down in Rendlesham Forest Col. H 2008 Page #94  
front of him. Illustration of beam shining from aerial light above Rendlesh 2009 Page #69  
hree times, locals report. A large shining ball or disc was seen hovering a 2009 Page #134  

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

hlisamts. gretl1ish in ai1or m a11 shinmering. • -Impossible to tJJe )'Ola- 2009 Page #151  

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

 Each piece had a black side and a shiny silver side. On the left, the dark 2003 Page #102  
6 Each piece had a dark side and a shiny silver side. On the left, the dark 2003 Page #103  
 was dark and the other side was a shiny silver. I contacted the university 2003 Page #103  
The top spectrum is focused on the shiny side of the layered metal which sh 2003 Page #104  
Zn). "Each sample had a 'silvery,' shiny side with a rough (granular) appea 2003 Page #104  
ectroscopy (EDS) revealed that the shiny side contained more than 95% magne 2003 Page #104  
rties. He added that the piece was shiny and malleable instead of dull and  2004 Page #30  
seemed to be covered with a thick, shiny, wee and oily substance . Scared a 2005 Page #31  
a weU in the front yard and a nice shiny pickup truck that Jose was allowed 2005 Page #153  
ield. I picked up a piece of thin, shiny material that reminded me of the t 2005 Page #155  
 fall. That's right—a disc. A big, shiny, whitish yellow thing that glitter 2006 Page #44  
he non-hum an entity pictured is a shiny dark grey with a number of externa 2007 Page #64  
 at least one farmer claims that a shiny UFO landed in a field ·where a sla 2007 Page #146  
red animal was later found." Those shiny, glowing discs were being seen eve 2007 Page #146  
• .. • --- ., .. ::r:r:r•-.•~ This shiny, silver disc with three small sphe 2007 Page #161  
ft, which was nearly intact, was a shiny, silvery disc unlike anything the  2007 Page #186  
IDE# 22 Penniston comments " ... a shiny, triangle-shaped object in a clear 2008 Page #81  

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 at least oneJaon,er claims~tbat a shiny~UE.Q }anded in a field where a sla 2007 Page #146  

Word: "ship", 46 instance(s) (Back to Top)

terviewed "yes, I heard of a space ship with 'little people' back a long ti 2003 Page #31  
es and through the panels into the ship itself as if the ship were only an  2003 Page #101  
els into the ship itself as if the ship were only an extension of the creat 2003 Page #101  
at really excited him was that the ship went underground. He associated tha 2003 Page #144  
them a code name and says where to ship each kind. This table raised a red  2003 Page #176  
's flower garden. The pilot of the ship is supposed to have been the only o 2004 Page #26  
ics and cannot be deciphered. This ship                                     2004 Page #26  
s of thousands reported seeing the ship, or ships, and estimates of its spe 2004 Page #28  
e crew and they stepped into their ship, rose in the air and started toward 2004 Page #32  
o. 12 pulled into the station, the ship was seen traveling in a southern co 2004 Page #32  
t he had spent a week sitting on a ship off Government Point. Chris stated  2004 Page #44  
so what the heck was he doing on a ship. The friend informed him that he wa 2004 Page #44  
ly defect discovered on the entire ship. Our people tried diamond drills, a 2004 Page #74  
ting device like this aboard their ship? It wasn't until later, when I read 2004 Page #78  
rn from the direction in which the ship was supposedly seen had been blocke 2004 Page #104  
, 5-6 Sailor, messenger on command ship reported task force retrieved UFO a 2004 Page #111  
 military retrieval teams covertly ship large UFO parts by truck or rail? ( 2004 Page #120  
) How would they have been able to ship such large recovered craft to our s 2004 Page #121  
RT TRANSIT • George Earley used to ship windmills • He found that it took m 2004 Page #126  
itary recovered the remains of the ship and its alien occupants, put the bo 2004 Page #136  
 wreckage of one mysterious flying ship, are convinced these strange aerial 2004 Page #206  
) **At 505 Pm THE "DISC" THEY will ship FOR A3-AS2 Arrived(.) (G) **** **** 2004 Page #229  
orts, fire at their UFOs or mother ship ■ Send a nuclear armed probe at Pho 2005 Page #10  
 location where he saw a "metallic ship," twenty-five to thirty feet in dia 2005 Page #42  
 and recorded in his drawings. The ship was observed, as cloud cover would  2005 Page #100  
e cold her was "a piece of a space ship." She stared that it was "light as  2005 Page #131  
-to-fleet transfers',' and list of ship names. Looks them up; not U S. navy 2006 Page #31  
 detected by earth telescopes, the ship might 56                            2006 Page #59  
 from TTR in Article 792 on a one- ship training mission. His mission was t 2006 Page #81  
nd resembled either a small rocket ship or some kind of vehicular type of s 2006 Page #93  
on-Human Aerial Craft and Entities ship all tapes and data to NSA and to li 2006 Page #144  
e Beach, Okinawa, Japan, seen from ship He was in the Administration buildi 2006 Page #157  
4. These same witnesses recall the ship stopping off of Carter Point, where 2006 Page #188  
lly sighted. The lights of the big ship could clearly be seen. Following th 2006 Page #188  
 southern end of Lummi Island, the ship returns south, apparently sailing n 2006 Page #188  
all the witnesses report that this ship belonged to NOAA, the National Ocea 2006 Page #188  
 reported seeing the lights of the ship, but there were no accounts of all  2006 Page #191  
icted a vodka bottle-shaped mother ship moving though the sky at sunset. ]n 2007 Page #71  
deo footage of everything from the ship, aliens, and MJBs, being scientific 2007 Page #129  
of much of the craft wrecbge. Tiny ship cabins with small chairs were menti 2007 Page #131  
e remains of one mysterious flying ship, are convinced these strange aerial 2007 Page #136  
by making a round trip on a rocket ship in a sufficiently wide curve, it is 2008 Page #95  
e W. Bush. Trotsky 's Russia-bound ship loaded with revolutionaries was sto 2008 Page #125  
 to defeat an attack on the mother ship. It is probable that these weapons  2009 Page #22  
 location where he saw a "metallic ship," twentyfive to thirty feet in diam 2009 Page #49  
 he said, "It's a piece of a space ship." l made the mistake of asking June 2009 Page #91  

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

the South Carolina writer's second shipment May 27, 1996 Each piece had a d 2003 Page #103  
pected, shipping method o Domestic shipment: tagged, wrapped, sealed with K 2003 Page #175  
JIC —12, fiberboard box a Overseas shipment: same, but added moisturevaporp 2003 Page #175  
els, or fit under the underpasses. Shipment by rail might have been even mo 2004 Page #127  

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 analyze the new material and Bell shipped two fragments to him, keeping th 2003 Page #103  
ld for a short period before being shipped to WPAFB, Reagan made a campaign 2003 Page #198  
s recovered, suits fused to flesh: shipped by rail, camouflaged, "rockets"  2004 Page #112  
covered in one piece were probabl) shipped elsewhere, perhaps Groom Lake. T 2005 Page #166  
and kept the originals, which were shipped via the Hamburg-Amerika steamshi 2008 Page #132  
ealed[,] camouflaged[,] loaded and shipped to an undisclosed Nevada test fa 2009 Page #53  
n its police academy . Then he was shipped out to RAF Bentwaters in mid-Sep 2009 Page #81  

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

ed, and very practical crating and shipping instructions. Of special note:  2003 Page #171  
nation, who packed, who inspected, shipping method o Domestic shipment: tag 2003 Page #175  
ssociated paperwork. One expert on shipping paintings has volunteered that  2003 Page #176  
 identification of Kraft tape as a shipping tape is right for the 1954 peri 2003 Page #176  
icant (sic), put materials back in shipping container Check against documen 2003 Page #177  
ng issues about the feasibility of shipping the recovered UFOs covertly and 2004 Page #127  
ated in the articles, had involved shipping of windmills and their parts ar 2004 Page #127  
 days, our helicopter and airborne shipping capability were significantly l 2004 Page #127  
ts detailed security, recovery and shipping procedur es for recovered mater 2005 Page #128  
 observed in collection, handling, shipping, and processing of diagnostic s 2006 Page #106  
uahua. Although the trail is cold, shipping the disk to Atlanta (Center for 2006 Page #109  
activities was the Hamburg-Amerika shipping line. Max Warburg , that Deutsc 2008 Page #127  
's holdings in the Hamburg-America shipping line that had been used to ferr 2008 Page #129  
ld on the dye and chemical market. Shipping companies and, in some areas, G 2008 Page #137  

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sands reported seeing the ship, or ships, and estimates of its speed ranged 2004 Page #28  
tographing them before some of the ships had to steam away from the area to 2004 Page #43  
ing in the nature of a flotilla of ships off the light station, but then he 2004 Page #44  
he explosion, unidentified surface ships were present, photos were confisca 2004 Page #130  
ess to huge space carriers (mother ships) with lord knows what capability.  2006 Page #5  
 and radar installations on Soviet ships. Thousands of people were involved 2006 Page #9  
e vehicles (space carriers? Mother Ships?) which would have brought them to 2006 Page #10  
ames. Looks them up; not U S. navy ships Cannot remember the names. Arreste 2006 Page #31  
plication to: 1. The propulsion of ships 2. The pumping of fluids 3. The me 2006 Page #38  
l while traveling in the convoy of ships that headed for the Falkland's whe 2006 Page #128  
f the Mystery: starts in 222 B.C.; ships dropping stuff, taking people-see  2007 Page #44  
hat people and military saw on the ships and wreckage. The next most freque 2007 Page #131  
sked, they do. There are different ships for tasking. The government agents 2008 Page #92  
R INTO THE PAST CAN THEY GO? These ships can go forty or fifty thousand yea 2008 Page #92  
effect of nuclear weapons on naval ships. The series consisted of two deton 2009 Page #173  

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

es facing humanity today. Like the shipwreck hunters, the modern UFO crash  2007 Page #121  

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yee of Burt Dinius at the Westport Shipyard. Despite knowing each other wel 2008 Page #46  

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y movement then taking hold in the shipyards of Gadansk, Poland. The Soviet 2004 Page #46  

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, comes from a 1995 interview with Shirley MacLaine on the Larry King show. 2003 Page #197  
actor Nicholas Cage. In that claim Shirley MacLaine had told him that Jimmy 2003 Page #197  
e bodies. Here is the question and Shirley MacLaine's reply. Keep in mind t 2003 Page #198  
m. Larry King: "Cocoa Florida with Shirley MacLaine, hello. Art Greenfield: 2003 Page #198  
ld: "Hello, Good evening Larry and Shirley, About two weeks ago, Nicholas C 2003 Page #198  
was on the Letterman Show and said Shirley had told him that President Cart 2003 Page #198  
actly what President Carter said?" Shirley MacLaine: "He didn't tell me tha 2003 Page #198  
t made by Carter's friend, actress Shirley MacLaine, when she appeared on t 2004 Page #187  
uring his interview he stated that Shirley MacLaine had told him that Presi 2004 Page #188  
n which came from a Florida caller Shirley stated that Carter had tried but 2004 Page #188  

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

onal camera that he had put in his shirt pocket, approached grandfather and 2003 Page #30  
 that I couldn't bear it, as if my shirt was on fire. From the northern sid 2008 Page #99  
rong heat. I wanted to tear off my shirt and throw it down, but then the sk 2008 Page #99  
s the son of a Austrian Nazi Brown Shirt leader and, until 138              2008 Page #144  

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name taken from Mussolini 's Black Shirts called Fascisti. This term derive 2008 Page #124  

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you were gone for a few days. Holy shit. I had no idea. ... 46              2004 Page #49  
ut you and Dr. Wood have started a shit storm. Nixon's SCE() ordered all MJ 2004 Page #248  

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rs to begin stocking their new Mr. Shivvers' brand product, which "makes ha 2007 Page #60  

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l, 1956, one year before Sputnik 4 Shklovskii and Sagan, Intelligent Life i 2006 Page #101  

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

er from Senator Barry Goldwater to Shlomo Arnon April 11, 1979 letter from  2004 Page #149  

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alaaly so yosalbla ^Jtlasts of tbs shmater, sat^t , sat yrrtabla iiaasyisas 2003 Page #223  

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

 bunch of military trucks that had shmvn up in town, and we only had two pa 2007 Page #122  

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y category under consideration, as shO\\ n in the table below. Within each  2005 Page #135  

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

ia ths fSatlags aS J7CS7 atsaUa yw shoal 1 istnwir to stats as osaalaaly so 2003 Page #223  

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

apparently began with the fear and shock that President Truman and his clos 2004 Page #75  
 Military effects, atomic heat and shock overtaking parked military vehicle 2005 Page #49  
 It was something else -a UFO. The shock of this experience was great enoug 2005 Page #96  
gative The world would be swept by shock, horror and panic. Governments and 2006 Page #55  
HAT EMOTION DID YOU FEEL? I was in shock! What can I say? I did not want to 2006 Page #159  
 have a heart attack. He went into shock. He got really angry. He wanted to 2006 Page #161  
handle it. There would be too much shock. We've got to maintain this under  2006 Page #162  
 the situation develops. Goodbie." Shock! Could this be the realization of  2006 Page #164  
 Peart Harbor censored to minimize shock to the pubUC Dec. 1941: Byron Prtc 2007 Page #16  
rts were censored to mirurruze the shock to the American public. \Xlitrun t 2007 Page #16  
il & War of the Worlds) 2) Culture shock (Carl Jung, 1960 Brookings report) 2007 Page #36  
a man at an outdoor cafe reacts in shock as he stares at a silvery alien th 2007 Page #67  
ibility in a laboratory which sent shock waves through the scientific commu 2009 Page #20  
tly , however, he ostensibly had a shock of recognition . Previously , in l 2009 Page #32  
and green, I think. I remember the shock of -gosh, when the thing went over 2009 Page #72  
down. Oh, my God! We all went into shock almost! How am I ever going to exp 2009 Page #72  
lled Security Control and to their shock, General Gordon Williams, Base Com 2009 Page #82  

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

lash seen over El Paso Texas and a shock-wave was felt all the way to Las C 2007 Page #130  

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romagnetic pulse weapons, magnetic shock-waves and phased array radar syste 2007 Page #131  

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

once the nations of the earth were shocked into unity. ” British Intelligen 2003 Page #14  
 Secretary of Defense immediately. Shocked by the President's decision, for 2003 Page #87  
seems bewildered and dazed and his shocked aide arranges for Vannevar Bush' 2003 Page #89  
o arrives soon after. Eberstadt is shocked at Forrestal's condition. In his 2003 Page #89  
al steps from the plane, Lovett is shocked by his appearance but nonetheles 2003 Page #89  
 the "President was inexpressively shocked and grieved and that Forrestal h 2003 Page #92  
w true this all is." Spielberg was shocked by the statement but was unable  2003 Page #198  
hicles; • government insiders were shocked that an advanced beam technology 2004 Page #61  
y, learning of the Ultimate Secret shocked Gleason, who had always had a cu 2004 Page #147  
145 atoe•ev1 ,akt w(ft ,IIATION IS SHOCKED ;He Was a War tasuany --as if li 2004 Page #203  
 facility in our presence. We were shocked to see two creatures which had b 2006 Page #122  
gy or of popular culture. In it, a shocked camper looks on from the entranc 2007 Page #71  
 As he began to stir, Bethurum was shocked to see that his truck was surrou 2009 Page #54  
 pragmatic Soviet news agency Tass shocked many of us with a news release w 2009 Page #134  

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hat he had uncovered a scenario so shocking and dastardly that by 1988 he w 2003 Page #141  
as young and athletic as Bahe were shocking enough to motivate the attendin 2006 Page #110  
ER? Something like that. It was so shocking -Wow! At the same time, we were 2009 Page #70  

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

omprehensive history by Kuijsten ■ Shockley links to war, Bush, R&D ■ IC pa 2005 Page #11  

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

ed slowly through the mothership's shockwave and suffered an asymmetrical e 2006 Page #77  

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f not consistent, with the type of shockwaves that one would expect to see  2008 Page #101  

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

rence Excerpts from Chapter 12 The Shoe Soles The most perplexing of any of 2003 Page #48  
exing of any of the finds were the shoe soles. It was one thing to pick up  2003 Page #48  
ccepting that one or both of these shoe soles may be unic Consequently, muc 2003 Page #48  
on, and laboratory analysis of the shoe material. Questions were sent to ov 2003 Page #48  
Questions were sent to over thirty shoe companies regarding shoe manufactur 2003 Page #48  
er thirty shoe companies regarding shoe manufacturing and materials. Shoe s 2003 Page #48  
 shoe manufacturing and materials. Shoe sales people, pediatricians, podiat 2003 Page #48  
terial distributed by the National Shoe Retailers Association on foot anato 2003 Page #48  
ailers Association on foot anatomy shoe fitting. Large Sole We will begin w 2003 Page #48  
sured seems to be a size 3 child's shoe, corresponding to a size 4-1/2 wome 2003 Page #48  
responding to a size 4-1/2 women's shoe length. It would possibly fit an ol 2003 Page #48  
 the heel than the narrowest adult shoe sold (AAAA). Small Sole As was ment 2003 Page #49  
 mentioned in Chapter 5, the small shoe sole was found as I was going over  2003 Page #49  
 covering the spot where the small shoe sole was found the year before. Whe 2003 Page #49  
es on the nine layers of the small shoe sole included infrared spectroscopy 2003 Page #49  
le. I really do not know where the shoe sole was made, but if it was made h 2003 Page #49  
 use until the 1960s, according to shoe manufacturers contacted. The nylon  2003 Page #49  
in), minor gray material bottom of shoe amount of cellulose and Kaolin-type 2003 Page #50  
Firearms and Toolmark Examination, Shoe and Tire Prints, Handwriting, Crime 2004 Page #250  

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

o these items. One who thinks that shoes would be easy to research; they ar 2003 Page #48  
was developed. This foam rubber in shoes did not come into general use unti 2003 Page #49  
y man in his khaki pants and brown shoes and this is the front of the aircr 2006 Page #158  
s and feet, one pair in blue suede shoes, the other in a rub full of concre 2007 Page #67  
net, you can put yourself into the shoes of the average American of 194 7 b 2009 Page #156  

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

s moved against the wind',:· ·:_!f Shone multicolored lights, al~o•~ .; e b 2007 Page #180  
and the nearby park. As it did, it shone down a reddish light. At least one 2009 Page #136  
n , pa-rect !l)here i!JIIIIM"S. •• shone ike the bals thal l"la1G on ll1!eS 2009 Page #151  

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

 border, causing an explosion that shook the earth. This took place on May  2004 Page #8  
e north, Judge Love said, 'We then shook hands with the crew and they stepp 2004 Page #32  
 night. The sky lit up, the ground shook for 15 minutes. It scared the heck 2005 Page #68  
d by a crunch.ing, rumbling sound, shook the ground around us. The sound se 2005 Page #154  
 back of my bungalow and the earth shook." (2) That the events caused consi 2006 Page #120  
at roar and a bang and the glasses shook. The sky was lit up over the mount 2006 Page #120  
 was at home in Corwen: "The walls shook and the mirror swung away from the 2006 Page #120  
 absolutely ludicrous. The tremors shook houses over a 60- mile radius, and 2006 Page #121  
y felt the impact where the houses shook and she had things fall off the ma 2006 Page #127  
 border, causing an explosion that shook the earth. This took place on May  2007 Page #141  
heard a loud explosion, the ground shook and people saw blue and orange bgh 2007 Page #149  
 explosion and subsequent fireball shook the earth for miles around. Simula 2007 Page #186  
artillery was fired. All buildings shook. At the same time the cloud began  2008 Page #98  
d by an earthquake which literally shook the buildings . The first thump wa 2008 Page #98  
 or cannons were firing, the earth shook, and when I was on the ground, I p 2008 Page #100  

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

ed five books: Memoirs with Judith Shoolery , Conversations on the Dark Sec 2009 Page #9  

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

this way. (For the camera buffs, I shoot with a pair of old, but very good  2003 Page #45  
ge about U. S. Air Force orders to shoot down foreign aerial discs at the e 2004 Page #65  
e requirement was for a missile to shoot down a plane at a range of 20,000  2004 Page #66  
he alien to land without trying to shoot it down, the alien would land, the 2004 Page #87  
Determining the Ramey/DuBose Photo Shoot Time Research by Andrew Lavoie, RP 2004 Page #231  
f the events surrounding the photo shoot. Photographer/reporter James Bond  2004 Page #231  
nses/Cameras Involved In the Photo Shoot Research by: Andrew Lavoie and Nei 2004 Page #233  
e out man's deliberate attempts to shoot them down using proximity-fuse ant 2005 Page #121  
 2 "Air Force Orders Jet Pilots to Shoot Down Flying Saucers if they Refuse 2005 Page #121  
on to escort the intruders away or shoot them down. As far back as the summ 2006 Page #5  
 given to military interceptors to shoot down UFOs if they don't land when  2006 Page #5  
 in Frank Feschino Jr.'s new book "Shoot Them Down". Major General Roger Ra 2006 Page #5  
ttack orders. Frank Feschino Jr. ("Shoot Them Down") has gathered hundreds  2006 Page #10  
bs away. • 7178 Security personnel shoot at UFO over Bakonur Cosmodrome. Ka 2006 Page #28  
 Initially commanded to chase then shoot Tnree figtiter crashes, two fatali 2006 Page #28  
layed, though tendency might be to shoot first and ask questions later. Los 2006 Page #68  
y issued orders to their pilots to shoot down UFOs if they refused orders t 2006 Page #99  
 data concerning the little known "shoot them down" story from 1952. In my  2006 Page #99  
 story from 1952. In my new book, "Shoot Them Down - The Flying Saucer Air  2006 Page #99  
n an American government policy to shoot down unidentified aerial discs in  2006 Page #139  
 Air Force had a standing order to shoot down UFO discs, triangles and othe 2006 Page #141  
s an American government policy to shoot down unidentified aerial discs. Bu 2006 Page #141  
 died, which forced an end to the "shoot down" orders. Andy Kissner said he 2006 Page #141  
on the screen and you were able to shoot at aliens. In a radar site, there  2006 Page #152  
as I understood, that they used to shoot at them. They used to do all kinds 2006 Page #155  
io and then he was told they would shoot him if he came back. On Thursday o 2008 Page #53  
 Soviets had infonnation enough to shoot down Gary Powers' U2. Before Oswal 2009 Page #34  
uniden/i(ied flying obitci . Lei's shoot ont and see if liif:)'re friend/'! 2009 Page #120  
rid sections, we should be able to shoot them down and put the rain where w 2009 Page #162  

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

 IF there are living EBEs present, shoot-to-kill orders are in force in the 2004 Page #169  

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

JN 1ndExtnocdisw:y ~I~ Ul'O (Noa-) Shootdo,... Ows: Lona ■ Th. S'°"it SowtS 2009 Page #149  

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

ould not expand. ART 0' tercept an Shootdown confr close cans between and U 2006 Page #27  

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

ry honest person, a "real straight shooter." For years, Barnett told friend 2004 Page #135  
om North Carolina — and a straight shooter, if ever I have met one — who sh 2004 Page #215  
ourt the man he believed to be the shooter on the grassy knoll, a man named 2009 Page #29  

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

ous school shootings (a few of the shooters have their medical records seal 2008 Page #141  

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

tried to broach the subject of the shooting, hovering things he was seeing  2003 Page #144  
nknowns flew overhead, irregularly shooting down laser-like beams of light  2004 Page #47  
with Budd in his studio. They were shooting footage for a proposed non-fict 2004 Page #59  
ich 18 professors were executed by shooting and 59 candidates and doctors o 2004 Page #159  
 of, incredibly enough, an alleged shooting of an alien at Fort Dix/McGuire 2005 Page #78  
ggestive of a comet, meteorite, or shooting scar. Reich reported the sighti 2005 Page #95  
vies for film companies at home... shooting on location hither and yon. [Ye 2006 Page #8  
on drama which starts with the RAF shooting down a UFO. "Normally," he cont 2006 Page #131  
 photos also appeared to show F-80 Shooting Scar, F-86 Saber and F-100 Supe 2007 Page #99  
itiative ■ Aerial UFO encounters ■ Shooting at Fort Dix? ■ 1978 Global pand 2008 Page #161  
hole populations, light waves, and shooting 155                             2009 Page #161  

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

killings: broken necks, stabbings, shootings, poisonous snake The UFO Linke 2004 Page #200  
hy there has been a rash of school shootings and teen suicides in recent ye 2008 Page #141  
every one of the horrendous school shootings (a few of the shooters have th 2008 Page #141  

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

 1 1 0 Researcher Bob Pratt II, 25 Shootout with aliens; 11 American casual 2004 Page #114  

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

mabons of UFOs seen, MP at Fort De shoots humanoid being, which makes t to  2006 Page #29  
cess). When I arrived, fresh green shoots of grass had begun to sprout on t 2006 Page #84  

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 put me in touch with me to a copy shop and I made very high quality copies 2003 Page #169  
g against the wall of a car repair shop. le had large, bulging, lidless red 2005 Page #31  
of mine met Charlie in a photocopy shop in the summer of ninety-four . Char 2005 Page #163  
prietor of an aviation memorabilia shop. When I first read this story in on 2006 Page #85  
eople come from great djstances to shop at Roswell Livestock Farm Suppl)."  2007 Page #60  
n't have very much and parents had shop jobs. We didn't own our own place b 2007 Page #82  

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

..;-:""; cc:n.,:.:, SONY . ' Kmart shoppers know that the chain store's way 2007 Page #73  

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

k out our range of UFO's. It makes shopping with the Fresh Food People an e 2007 Page #60  
rtical stabilizer was "higher than shopping mall parking lot Lights" (see i 2007 Page #107  

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

a lot of time in diners and coffee shops. Still, they would only talk brief 2006 Page #92  

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

 Crisman to go to the Maury Island shore and take a look. Crisman later cla 2003 Page #41  
ake, and the other on the opposite shore in the wooded area. ” www.maiestic 2003 Page #159  
six or seven hundred feet from the shore. It wasn't very impressive, not at 2004 Page #35  
ick search for a rowboat along the shore things began deteriorate offshore. 2004 Page #37  
arry him to the south. Over on the shore at the Irish Moss plant, Ron Pond  2004 Page #39  
rtly afterwards he was returned to shore with no explanation. At that point 2004 Page #44  
oordinate global response, time to shore up social order. Slow-Familiar -Ne 2006 Page #68  
e." The group decides to return to shore in order to attend to Burke's welf 2006 Page #187  
their own commercial interests. 1n shore, most of the secrecy may boil down 2007 Page #36  
o: 114 Michael H. Schratt 215 Lake Shore Dr. Crystal Lake IL, 60014 Phone:  2007 Page #120  
c listing post within a relatively shore distance of the impact site. Thus  2007 Page #126  
t spewed weird substances over the shore near Puget Sound in Washington Sta 2009 Page #29  

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

t a hundred feet of embankment and shoreline. The lights went out of sight  2004 Page #34  
ned near the southern Lummi Island shoreline. For over an hour, the shoreli 2006 Page #185  
d shoreline. For over an hour, the shoreline is scanned for radioactivity.  2006 Page #185  

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nged into the murky depths off the shores of Lummi Island (his adopted home 2006 Page #180  
Naval Facility just north of Ocean Shores across Grays Harbor from Westport 2008 Page #44  
eption. In the small town of Ocean Shores on the Washington coast, a 72 yea 2009 Page #87  
thropist in her community of Ocean Shores, Washington. She led a charity ca 2009 Page #88  
 two dozen people in the new Ocean Shores Library, a bright modem building  2009 Page #88  

Word: "short", 77 instance(s) (Back to Top)

t had just happened in the woods a short drive outside of town. It was this 2003 Page #22  
uments provider, Cantwell writes a short sentence about an "aerodyne recove 2003 Page #29  
ersonnel □ Coroner - Norval Burton Short Since this event happened outside  2003 Page #31  
ey come from? The answer is just a short fifty miles away was the Sikeston  2003 Page #33  
of many of these individuals and a short history of the 309th's activities. 2003 Page #33  
r article - Obituary Norval 'Grub' Short Southeastern Missourian, August 13 2003 Page #39  
a tree line. Bill Bulebush lived a short distance from the impact site. Aft 2003 Page #60  
tly only stayed at that base for a short time that morning, then reportedly 2003 Page #61  
e of bubble emission within a very short time after submerging in water. It 2003 Page #112  
nitor and control her thoughts. In short, these and more details of the hyp 2003 Page #143  
rs for the next 15 or 20 years. By short degrees, he began to suspect that  2003 Page #144  
e president's knowledge comes from short briefings he gets from subordinate 2003 Page #189  
 complex issue, and this is a very short lecture I will leave out discussio 2003 Page #197  
re rumored to have been held for a short period before being shipped to WPA 2003 Page #198  
ines at idle, drifted up to them a short distance to port. Lawrence called  2004 Page #39  
e myself and being tossed about in short steep seas on a vessel not much di 2004 Page #40  
our of the red lights reappeared a short time later in the sky, this time a 2004 Page #45  
mug about it. To make a long story short, research was conducted and the na 2004 Page #98  
 which had been loaned to me for a short time by your Air Force. Q: What ab 2004 Page #102  
 of days, and to make a long story short Mrs. Swan taught Commander Larsen  2004 Page #104  
hile installing radiation device; "short, with large heads, clammy with the 2004 Page #111  
 before dawn on April 9th, wrote a short note to Betsy, he took a gun and f 2004 Page #210  
ut the document. Some are actually short paragraphs with distinct chirograp 2004 Page #245  
achm ent were sent to greet it. A "short and stock-y" humanoid disembarked  2005 Page #78  
nit y. Rich's reply was relatively short, and slightly vague, but nonethele 2005 Page #80  
the vehicles in the desert, making short, quick, hopping motions, and then  2005 Page #84  
ugh walking through there; we were short guys. I had my hand over my face,  2005 Page #155  
e, while we were ordered to Sta) a short distance away. The huge field of l 2005 Page #156  
ed into the metal. Also, there are short strands of some other material tha 2005 Page #158  
at one of the aliens looked human. Short grays were also in one of the pict 2005 Page #165  
entified by Aldrich and others. In short, discrepancies in SOM1-01 as a 195 2006 Page #16  
to know" and that's where it stops short of getting the actual clearance an 2006 Page #20  
 and security detachment greet it. Short stocky alien comes out; beam of li 2006 Page #26  
accept that it positive, given the short time frame in which to assess and  2006 Page #54  
 protect NHI and maintain order in short run. Because many will be slow to  2006 Page #66  
 size of the debris field, and the short duration of cleanup activities. TA 2006 Page #76  
 metal and plastic. It took only a short time to fill several plastic sandw 2006 Page #83  
ou could call them that, were very short. A couple people said, "Ah, there  2006 Page #91  
growth and development. 5. Prions (short for proteinaceous infectious parti 2006 Page #113  
y, the "hare" explanation received short shrift with the local witnesses, a 2006 Page #121  
olleagues were put on "stand-by at short notice." Twenty-four hours later,  2006 Page #122  
to get somebody up there in such a short time, and Margaret's impression wa 2006 Page #125  
On September 10th, I received this short email: "Dear Linda, Thank you for  2006 Page #151  
eem that the alert period was very short, only a few minutes. However, by c 2006 Page #168  
e this investigation wrapped up in short order, and be well prepared to pre 2006 Page #180  
s this mysterious material? In the short span of hvenOlour hours, the objec 2006 Page #190  
ently dove on the same spot only a short time apart, yet their air bubbles  2006 Page #191  
and spirit it away during the very short 24-hour period in question. The "I 2006 Page #192  
ll-all books have been written. In short, no one involved appears to have b 2006 Page #192  
an initial disclaimer. Despite its short run Area 2000 was a great adventur 2006 Page #204  
 war was essentiaUy impossible. In short, the medja are now playing the sam 2007 Page #12  
 or make vast amounts of money -in short, corruption. 30                    2007 Page #36  
 Park consjsred of runways far too short for the operation of conYenrion al 2007 Page #109  
t road, my dad got the call on the short wave radio: "Gather up all your gu 2007 Page #121  
 is imestigating this incident." A short time 11Ur1 hou-ftnoticod from h.-l 2007 Page #165  
paliea -fUnlw---. butnono_...-. "A short time later, a housewife noticed fr 2007 Page #165  
undergo a radical change in a very short period of time. Mexican spotter pl 2007 Page #186  
et flyovers suggested otherwise. A short time later, the Mexican military c 2007 Page #187  
ire was heard: 50 to 60 salvoes in short, equal intervals, which got progre 2008 Page #98  
chnology of UFOs, but except for a short period of time I spent most of my  2008 Page #104  
ive information at the time. TC is short for Timothy Cooper, the recipient  2008 Page #104  
I references obtained, many are so short as not to be representative of a l 2008 Page #107  
, using an electric current or the short wave radiation of the sun. The oxy 2008 Page #112  
IREMENTS BASED LOGIC • EMPHASIS ON SHORT TERM OBJECTIVES ERGOFllSJON & UFOS 2008 Page #148  
 hand. What is required is nothing short of a total overhaul of our intelli 2009 Page #16  
1f control is to be exercised over short distances, high flying RPVs should 2009 Page #22  
ium reactor or other possibilities short of holding on to proof of an 25    2009 Page #31  
 although the conversation was cut short before Crisman 's name would be me 2009 Page #33  
s. The aliens in both accounts are short in stature -which is in stark cont 2009 Page #55  
 many ways to be described in this short testimony. No doubt her revelation 2009 Page #95  
 found traces of aliens who made a short promenade about the park. Aliens v 2009 Page #134  
 an editorial to the story in four short days concluding with a classic pie 2009 Page #134  
 before the great advances in very short radio waves that came out of the w 2009 Page #158  
ity of concentrated radar or other short wave length rays that will kill me 2009 Page #158  
ect Seal, however ambitious ," was short lived as Leech's report details: 1 2009 Page #165  
viet agents. On August 28, 1947, a short article in the Pomeroy Herald echo 2009 Page #177  
ed Scc:-ccentrated ra,dar or other short wave t:ir:;-Geneul Try::vc Lie •~a 2009 Page #182  

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

r craft. We have to face up to our short-comings and cavalier approach to p 2009 Page #16  

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

se reactions would be uncommon and short-lived. It would be possible to go  2006 Page #60  

Word: "short-wave", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

town. In my dad's pick-up he had a short-wave radio and before we even got  2007 Page #121  
sibilities. Plane Check Considered Short-wave radio rays were one. It was c 2009 Page #158  
 PlllDe Chtck Con!idcud r~,i;. . . Short-wave :-ad.io ray;; were one. Alt!! 2009 Page #182  

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

cal thinking appears in the tragic shortcoming of our fastest fighter jets  2005 Page #95  

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

ecial Operations Manual (hereafter shortened to Manual) with a classificati 2003 Page #171  
iet spies at Los Alamos apparently shortened the time it took the Soviets t 2006 Page #9  
stiche," or National Socialist was shortened to the acronym "Nazi," a word  2008 Page #124  

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

ight have been. It was probably no shorter than this, but could have been l 2003 Page #48  
d then all of a sudden there was a shorter sergeant and he was Mexican (Sgt 2008 Page #89  
ords (FDR, Broadcast, Lawyers) -17 shorter letters or in first person I) Ei 2008 Page #117  
rd length confirmed that QD l used shorter words than his other eight docum 2009 Page #11  
ack and believe it might have been shorter hard to tell. It was like I was  2009 Page #83  
ower of the air for waves that are shorter than light, or the invisible ult 2009 Page #159  

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

 secretary that is translating her shorthand to the typewriter. 202         2003 Page #206  
ues to whether this was typed from shorthand, Einstein's own written hand ( 2008 Page #105  
? ■If dictated, was it recorded in shorthand or electronically? ■ How does  2008 Page #119  

Word: "shortly", 65 instance(s) (Back to Top)

om getting to excited. ” On Camera shortly before his death in 1985 www.maj 2003 Page #11  
. .NSC advisor On Camera Interview shortly before his death in 1998 www.maj 2003 Page #13  
d onto Brown and Davidson's plane. Shortly after it took off to return to W 2003 Page #42  
deal with each of these objections shortly. Slide 46 shows four examples of 2003 Page #181  
 Conference A second report, filed shortly afterwards, showed that U.S. aut 2004 Page #11  
ir Force material that showed that shortly after the incident was reported  2004 Page #12  
ills, hammers, chisels — nothing." Shortly afterwards, Good was informed th 2004 Page #15  
ual UFO Crash Retrieval Conference Shortly afterwards they arrived at the o 2004 Page #37  
But there was none. Only the foam. Shortly after midnight, on the morning o 2004 Page #40  
ford were using back in the 1960s. Shortly after the Coast Guard vessel arr 2004 Page #40  
d late in 1997 and interviewed him shortly after. He could not remember see 2004 Page #44  
els left the area at full revs and shortly afterwards he was returned to sh 2004 Page #44  
. James McDonald about it in 1970. Shortly thereafter Moore sent the UFO pi 2004 Page #102  
ortation by Road and Rail In 1981, shortly after Len did his first Status R 2004 Page #127  
ad been given to President Carter. Shortly before he died, Lebelson gave a  2004 Page #188  
 in my father's bar in Corona, and shortly thereafter "the government" came 2004 Page #240  
 Varginha that would have occurred shortly prior to the sighting and captur 2005 Page #36  
later sank down below the horizon. Shortly thereafter, a second light (yell 2005 Page #96  
 of a struggle. It came back again shortly after, and again, became fainter 2005 Page #96  
cling a case against the scientist shortly after J\{i.ldred Brady's article 2005 Page #101  
 freelance cameraman in the 1950s. Shortly before returning home, Santilli  2005 Page #145  
whose ranch the craft had crashed. Shortly thereafter, Faustino received a  2005 Page #154  
 Hoyt saw a bright flash, followed shortly by the sound of an explosion. He 2006 Page #71  
rom Edwards Air Force Base arrived shortly thereafter, but found that a bru 2006 Page #82  
ne of the radar-evading airplanes. Shortly thereafter someone involved with 2006 Page #84  
hould show my research to someone. Shortly after, I was put in touch with c 2006 Page #89  
ld fire throughout Braxton County. Shortly after the incident occurred, it  2006 Page #90  
tion- wide and worldwide headlines shortly thereafter, and broadcasted as f 2006 Page #92  
atwoods area in about 7-8 seconds. Shortly after the incident, Donald Keyho 2006 Page #96  
sed over the eastern United States shortly before the object that passed ov 2006 Page #97  
aching ORNL then departed the area shortly after and proceeded in the oppos 2006 Page #97  
ght Patterson AFB in Dayton, Ohio. Shortly before reaching the base the obj 2006 Page #97  
 the Wheeling -Ohio County Airport shortly before going down in the panhand 2006 Page #97  
 flight paths and then reappearing shortly after in other nearby areas. Eac 2006 Page #98  
 in the United States and took off shortly after and one actually went down 2006 Page #98  
axton County reporter in Flatwoods shortly after the incident occurred. He  2006 Page #98  
ved in the incident that night and shortly after went to the crash site on  2006 Page #98  
shed into thin air on September 12 shortly before the "Flatwoods Monster" i 2006 Page #99  
Dudlg Arms public house. He stated shortly afterwards: "There was a great r 2006 Page #120  
en took over the glasses, followed shortly thereafter by their mother, Mary 2006 Page #120  
 events were unfolding. But it was shortly after 11.30 p.m. when things rea 2006 Page #122  
 referring to the incident. "Then, shortly afterwards, the story appeared i 2006 Page #126  
ina Bruni reported on a rumor that shortly after the events at Rendlesham F 2006 Page #132  
irty-five degree change in course. Shortly after detection an air defense a 2006 Page #134  
his last name. But one day, it was shortly after it was played on TV — "The 2006 Page #161  
man wrote about the same episode: "Shortly before we went into that morning 2006 Page #168  
ct in question had been identified shortly thereafter as a North American C 2006 Page #169  
He also subsequently recalled that shortly afterward he was called to activ 2006 Page #176  
n 1987, first by Timothy Good and, shortly afterward, by William Moore, als 2006 Page #177  
s. I'll give some examples of trus shortly. 10                              2007 Page #16  
e was sealed, blocked and guarded. Shortly after the impact the authorities 2007 Page #129  
s of magnetized metal found there. Shortly after the incident, people repor 2007 Page #129  
p by the incident, so much so that shortly after the incident, both men qui 2007 Page #130  
 FBI file, which will be discussed shortly. Wolfe omits the UFO and Moon Du 2007 Page #135  
d1at Slatzer received from Marilyn shortly before she died. It may have bee 2007 Page #136  
Llano. The Coy a me incident began shortly after IO p.m. local time, over 6 2007 Page #185  
as introduced in the United States shortly after the Second World War was b 2008 Page #25  
etap. Both men smiled and departed shortly thereafter. Todd soon filed a re 2008 Page #30  
um and plutonium isotopes. SECRECY Shortly after the end of World War II, N 2009 Page #20  
s Strategic Intelligence , written shortly after the Central Intelligence A 2009 Page #24  
leaked document , the Truman Memo, shortly to be discussed. The third docum 2009 Page #36  
l context indicates it was written shortly after Kennedy had issued his Jun 2009 Page #39  
 , Dulles drafted a set directives shortly before his November 1961 retirem 2009 Page #43  
am Forest and Weapons Storage Area shortly after the three nights of phenom 2009 Page #77  
             160 Some Difficulties Shortly after the "SEAL" Unit commenced  2009 Page #166  

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

hink it is hilarious that Dr. Seth Shostak, one of the noisier SETI, guys s 2006 Page #6  
ves on Extraterrestrial Life, Seth Shostak, Berkeley, CA: Seth Shostalc, 19 2006 Page #70  

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

, Seth Shostak, Berkeley, CA: Seth Shostalc, 1998. UFOs and Defense: What S 2006 Page #70  

Word: "shot", 48 instance(s) (Back to Top)

as a classic flying saucer, and it shot a beam of something at our warhead. 2003 Page #13  
her alternatives. I had previously shot a lot of film in and around the arr 2003 Page #45  
who represented these stations and shot this footage for the local news. Th 2003 Page #55  
y Information." Other critics have shot at the authenticity early and often 2003 Page #184  
said in the speech. It was a clear shot across the bow of the Air Force sta 2003 Page #201  
e from China that they Chinese had shot down claiming to be a spy plane. Ch 2003 Page #202  
ical records; beams of light being shot from the craft to the ground, withi 2004 Page #48  
 etc. on the ground. That film was shot on your night in the forest. ... Th 2004 Page #50  
is was one of several flying discs shot down at Roswell in 1947. "What he o 2004 Page #66  
served and was told is that it was shot down with either 20 or 40 millimete 2004 Page #66  
game since 1947, was a silver disc shot down as aforeign enemy's weapon sys 2004 Page #73  
own. (Implication was the U.S. had shot other disks down.) There was mentio 2004 Page #75  
hings that the military had either shot down or found. SDI: Unidentified th 2004 Page #93  
d been told that the Air Force had shot off a chunk of a flying saucer. The 2004 Page #93  
ith stated that his piece had been shot off a two-foot-wide disc by a jet.  2004 Page #102  
had with me a piece which had been shot from a small flying saucer near Was 2004 Page #102  
er Soviet pilot who has personally shot at UFOs as ordered. These, together 2004 Page #130  
LL CONCEALED? • Flight TWA 800 was shot down, not gas tank overheat (July 1 2004 Page #131  
 alive. • On June 13, 1971, he was shot through the head with a pistol in t 2004 Page #210  
ual UFO Crash Retrieval Conference Shot 1 O's effects were much more destru 2005 Page #48  
do Moulton Howe SLIDE# 1 MAP -Wide shot from Kingman to DRES On :tvfay 20,  2005 Page #51  
 has a basement. SLIDE# 26 \"\fide shot of building and white coal chute In 2005 Page #59  
were 24 inches x 24 inches, single shot aerial photograph s on old photogra 2005 Page #67  
 According to the story, a UFO was shot down by South African forces, alien 2005 Page #134  
 evidence to suggest it was indeed shot on 16mm. One man outside of Santill 2005 Page #148  
en the hum increased and the craft shot eastward and vanished beyond the ho 2005 Page #172  
formed. Similarly, the Soviets had shot down a number of military reconnais 2006 Page #8  
y U.S. military Believes 1..F0 was shot down by a HAWK missile              2006 Page #29  
; NH! could "win" without firing a shot. Conclusion Though the foregoing an 2006 Page #69  
 extraterrestrials crashed, or was shot down, on the mountain known as Cade 2006 Page #119  
'I saw aircraft and heard aircraft shot down during the Blitz and it was li 2006 Page #127  
background. One of them was a head shot. Another photograph of it was an el 2006 Page #158  
 photograph of it was an elongated shot on a type of gurney. I looked at th 2006 Page #158  
n, and check out the footage Burke shot with the video camera. Unfortunatel 2006 Page #187  
h at random. They may crash (or be shot clown) close to where they congrega 2007 Page #30  
O BACK ENGlNEERJNG "Don't miss the shot," a 1989 ad from General Electric a 2007 Page #71  
lace") because you have a straight shot of high desert, little rolling knol 2007 Page #123  
ent looked like something had been shot down by some kind of missile. There 2007 Page #130  
mained for over a11 hour before it shot into the air and vanished. A NICAP  2007 Page #165  
eally something." Tuffy claimed he shot a roll of film, but "they stole my  2008 Page #53  
ch .a s!.~ple m,2p o: the .J:'.'C~ shot."in& your posicion ,:rnd chc object 2008 Page #56  
 '' Then the smaller orbs of light shot off in all directions at a very hig 2008 Page #58  
ave was the large orb of light. It shot off north over the bay and it was g 2008 Page #58  
bs of light arrived together, they shot off in all different directions. Al 2008 Page #58  
ite being accidentally released or shot down near these military bases. How 2008 Page #59  
t, and if he returned, he would be shot. After reviewing the statements mad 2008 Page #60  
ffice, President Ronald Reagan was shot. His accused assassin, John Hinckly 2008 Page #142  
, and that he fired the fatal head shot. Garrison eventually would take pho 2009 Page #33  

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

ground behind a building. Taking a shotgun, the guard got out of his vehicl 2003 Page #147  
 then Aurora's city marshal, "rode shotgun" on the cemetery for about two w 2004 Page #31  
ed the object on foot armed with a shotgun, the object took off in a vertic 2007 Page #176  

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

get my tripod. I always bracket my shots for anything important. That is, I 2003 Page #45  
tyle of film-holder from the Ramey shots. Unfortunately this is not a concl 2004 Page #234  
ir behind Gen Ramey. In the Marcel shots Bond's hat has gone. 232           2004 Page #235  
 remembers wishing he'd taken more shots than he had. It appears that altho 2004 Page #237  
 exactly the same position in both shots, yet the paper in question is not  2004 Page #238  
a;:6es. Just prior to the capture, shots were heard by witnesses who lacer  2005 Page #31  

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

can't live my life looking over my shoulder. Some have suggested I was too  2006 Page #12  
about nine feet in length from the shoulder area to the bottom and flared o 2006 Page #93  
Flatwoods Monster Incident The top shoulder area was about three feet acros 2006 Page #94  
t high that sat on the upper plane shoulder area. The front of this large h 2006 Page #94  
e protruding from the plane of the shoulder areas on both sides. The pleats 2006 Page #94  

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

ecovery team members lined up in a shoulder-to-shoulder search of the debri 2006 Page #79  

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

ins on its base extending from the shoulders up the neck. Its skin seemed t 2005 Page #31  
clearance. While there, she rubbed shoulders with some profoundly significa 2009 Page #53  

Word: "shouldn't", 8 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ccurate in describing the hand, we shouldn't rule out the possibility of a  2003 Page #68  
eavesdropping on something that he shouldn't have been. Significantly, the  2003 Page #146  
omething the military lost, and we shouldn't disturb it." Two days later, a 2005 Page #155  
ut UFO crashes in the news meclia, shouldn't we conclude that such trungs d 2007 Page #7  
 and say these things why the hell shouldn't we beLieve them. I began to ge 2007 Page #85  
ll you how these systems should or shouldn't be used. GM: \X/ell the way I  2007 Page #87  
 to look in places tl1at maybe one shouldn't. However it would probably be  2007 Page #91  
ee the fire, you know the smoke, I shouldn't say the fire-the smoke-we coul 2007 Page #122  

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

ngst themselves, and then began to shout at Moore. The speech had to be sto 2003 Page #146  
ed object. Just as he was about to shout out a warning to whoever was runni 2003 Page #147  
ed me to semi-consciousness with a shout of, "Son of a bitch, I found it!"  2006 Page #180  

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

ir holes." If Bennewitz and others shouted long and loud enough, the ones w 2003 Page #148  
 Monster Incident The excited boys shouted among themselves, "it's a meteor 2006 Page #90  
ose to the aircraft that the pilot shouted "look out, look out". In the no1 2008 Page #66  
sed through the park, a nearby boy shouted something , possibly in fear, ca 2009 Page #136  

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

rocess. This point was lost in the shouting, and Moore ducked out a door ne 2003 Page #147  

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

e needed only to give him a little shove to make him fall. Bennewitz was co 2003 Page #149  

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

nt back about mid-afternoon with a shovel and dug around the spot where I h 2003 Page #45  

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

there were numerous soldiers using shovels to clear dirt and debris away fr 2003 Page #69  

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

ade boldly around the town square, shoving us blithely aside. For, so they  2006 Page #181  

Word: "show", 160 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ied. ” April 2001, Diane Rehm Talk Show www.majcsticdocuments.com Air Chief 2003 Page #9  
xplanation is ruled out. The discs show signs of intelligent guidance, by q 2003 Page #18  
e evening for late March and April show only a few possible matches. On Mar 2003 Page #37  
 the San Augustin crash. (Art Bell show with Linda Howe, 1997, audiotape pr 2003 Page #43  
It was coincidental that KDKA talk show host Mike Levine had scheduled Fran 2003 Page #53  
ds as a guest on his Contact radio show on the same night of the Kecksburg  2003 Page #53  
ng Saucer mystery, and much of the show that night was a discussion about t 2003 Page #54  
ct made for the Unsolved Mysteries show on the incident in 1990. The mockup 2003 Page #57  
to take us down into the woods and show us the spot where the object landed 2003 Page #63  
ll have aired on October 24th. The show should contain a lot of new informa 2003 Page #65  
s who had been interviewed for the show had suddenly changed their minds an 2003 Page #67  
iguration so that heavier elements show up brighter. Therefore, the dark bi 2003 Page #105  
d from Truman Presidential library show Bronk was Part of a "Special Studie 2003 Page #157  
FT ” n Fingers of the photographer show in the photos □ The four shapes sho 2003 Page #174  
The following presidential stories show at times the president knows, and a 2003 Page #189  
be found in White House records to show that Truman had any documented invo 2003 Page #190  
House records. White House records show that he never had contact with the  2003 Page #191  
discuss later other examples which show the importance of such briefings. 1 2003 Page #191  
erial photographs of Mount Weather show the presidential heliport where the 2003 Page #194  
e March 26, 1966 "Face The Nation" show the following question and answer.  2003 Page #195  
Shirley MacLaine on the Larry King show. In a call-in question, Florida UFO 2003 Page #197  
Nicholas Cage was on the Letterman Show and said Shirley had told him that  2003 Page #198  
g a key figure in a Top Secret air show at Norton Air Force Base in 1988, w 2003 Page #199  
is what Greer said on the Art Bell show. You know Bill Clinton leaned over  2003 Page #199  
 the Diane Rehm Washington DC talk show. Diane Rehm was forced to go to com 2003 Page #200  
out. In a second appearance on the show Lake talked about Roswell. He made  2003 Page #200  
mbarrassment when I once did this (show). I think it was the second caller  2003 Page #201  
FOs. He was on the Diane Rehm talk show announcing that the U.S. had just r 2003 Page #202  
 has appeared on an open-line talk show since. The question I asked him was 2003 Page #202  
ce 2. How could identical language show up in a directive for Twining, give 2003 Page #208  
lready left, since his flight logs show that he flew to New Mexico from Jul 2003 Page #208  
igations in the Eisenhower library show that such a distribution list is no 2003 Page #208  
 authentic historical records that show similarly worded directives. 3. Fin 2003 Page #209  
sons between the two directives to show they were done with the same typewr 2003 Page #209  
stical and grammatical comparisons show that the memos are very different.  2003 Page #210  
c. However, there is ample data to show that Moon Dust has been involved in 2004 Page #4  
e. And although the purpose of the show was to investigate the so-called Ch 2004 Page #16  
the original has been picked up to show that he was not an inhabitant of th 2004 Page #26  
g there was something he wanted to show me. Running his metal detector over 2004 Page #31  
 ready to appear in an American TV show, Sightings. The night before he was 2004 Page #45  
es and wanted to alert me that the show was going to be about the UFO incid 2004 Page #56  
he book after hearing a radio talk show with Robbins and Warren as the gues 2004 Page #56  
rting evidence which would clearly show the president's role in crashed sau 2004 Page #84  
A check at the Truman Library will show no record that he ever talked to, c 2004 Page #84  
an interview with the Canadian UFO show Strange Days Indeed, James first ta 2004 Page #93  
napp on the Strange Days UFO radio show: 92                                 2004 Page #95  
e up enough information to clearly show he had been a key player and that t 2004 Page #98  
iscovery and headed to the NPIC to show Arthur Lundahl. Lundahl was very in 2004 Page #104  
ster table of eighty reports cited show Report Number, whether aliens were  2004 Page #106  
s from his Crash/Retrieval reports show a wide variety of credible checkabl 2004 Page #110  
y process, if revealed, would also show the techniques used to convince the 2004 Page #130  
2003). Essentially, the radar data show another aircraft, the Navy was pres 2004 Page #130  
 the debris he took pieces home to show to him before turning it all in at  2004 Page #137  
oject Mogul and its notorious tape show the tape to be quite wide — perhaps 2004 Page #138  
 and son late at night in order to show them balsa wood sticks with tape fr 2004 Page #142  
 saw it. He went on the Ted Koppel show to declare that former top officers 2004 Page #144  
47. He even did so on a Larry King show on CNN. Here's a history of his cor 2004 Page #146  
s, testimonies and statements that show the President has been in the loop  2004 Page #176  
 a correct reading of history will show that it was Johnson who talked Kenn 2004 Page #177  
wn Disney employee" who offered to show him some unusual film footage. What 2004 Page #179  
s of the Third Kind and the NBC TV show The UFO Project. The key event howe 2004 Page #180  
ater went on to produce the NBC TV show Project UFO for two years in the la 2004 Page #182  
oned at the base. Years later on a show called UFO Cover-up...Live, Shartle 2004 Page #182  
she appeared on the Lary King Live Show in May of 1995. 184                 2004 Page #187  
ge had been on the David Letterman Show a couple weeks before, and during h 2004 Page #188  
 In an interview on Bishop's radio show, Moore described how the game of ge 2004 Page #190  
the Air Force that was running the show. Say what you will, we have had a n 2004 Page #191  
 baler said to him, "I want you to show Hynek all the UFO footage. 189      2004 Page #192  
aid "my superiors have asked me to show you a document that you can read. Y 2004 Page #193  
NG OF STORY AND MISSION Line7 ONLY SHOW****BY WEATHER BALLOONS WOULD MAKE L 2004 Page #228  
agree. I use upper-case letters to show those having a high degree of confi 2004 Page #228  
 confidence, lower-case letters to show those having a lesser degree of con 2004 Page #228  
OF STORY AND THINK Line 7 (M) ONLY SHOW **** *** BY WEATHER BALLOONS WOULD  2004 Page #229  
ATHER BALLOONS WOULD MAKE (B) ONLY SHOW **** *** BY WEATHER BALLOONS 400KW  2004 Page #229  
e about it during his Sunday radio show on KGFL 233                         2004 Page #236  
s. Notes were analyzed at NPIC and show similar characteristics of those se 2004 Page #246  
hile. Why don't you visit and will show you around? Note these subtleties:  2004 Page #246  
e expertise and more of the hit TV show CSI (Crime Scene Investigations). S 2004 Page #250  
 the surface, these forensic tests show a very credible MJ-12 document and  2004 Page #253  
of directional antennas don't just show up in the middle of a little U. S.  2005 Page #66  
ything buried out there that would show up. "Consider the logistics of the  2005 Page #71  
laims were made on a call-in radio show, and one of these inclividual s, Ma 2005 Page #83  
Brad Sorensen was attending an air show at Norton Air Force Base that day.  2005 Page #83  
r paragraphs of the document) that show signs of authenticity, but on balan 2005 Page #138  
tive avenues have been pursued and show little or no sign of internal consi 2005 Page #138  
immeasurabl y to what history must show is a new stage in human understandi 2005 Page #139  
 amazement it did indeed appear to show the autopsy of an alien. Santilli i 2005 Page #145  
1995. I asked Santilli if he wouJd show the fiJm at the conference and he a 2005 Page #146  
n TV documentary, in an attempt to show how the Alien Autopsy film could ha 2005 Page #150  
ho hosted the Open Mind talk-radio show a few years ago, there was a secret 2005 Page #173  
y website I demolish the antis and show that other MJ-12 documents are frau 2006 Page #12  
, but the man is too frightened to show the film and drops out of sight. An 2006 Page #26  
 keep tic mow+ srsit and 'sm./ the show ' • Ifiereed a terror.. curter, ihv 2006 Page #30  
ed by Jeff Challender • Appears to show object in space doing a U-turn. Sou 2006 Page #31  
o win back trust with a convincing show of candor and leadership. To mainta 2006 Page #64  
arations for war. Governments will show little tolerance for such sentiment 2006 Page #68  
es and a friend suggested I should show my research to someone. Shortly aft 2006 Page #89  
unty Monster." Most of these books show a famous photograph taken in 1952 o 2006 Page #91  
ed on a nationwide television talk show in New York called 'We the People." 2006 Page #91  
an artist in the studio before the show aired and spoke of her encounter. H 2006 Page #91  
n that deal with human deaths, and show possible relationships with alien p 2006 Page #101  
Surgical prec Figure 2. These data show the number of cattle parts removed  2006 Page #118  
hat, but the screens are round and show the sweep of the radar. As a kid, I 2006 Page #152  
icks up one of several drawings to show.] And here are some renditions of d 2006 Page #158  
s comes on TV and it was a popular show then. One night, they played with R 2006 Page #161  
hing his identity. Area 2000 Radio Show In the summer of 1993, Robert Bigel 2006 Page #203  
th Art Bell who had a weekly radio show located down on Main Street, Las Ve 2006 Page #203  
Vegas Silver Bowl to listen to the show! During the week, I would scour the 2006 Page #203  
es for George Knapp to read on the show. Linda Moulton Howe also appeared w 2006 Page #203  
guests for Art to interview on the show. The weekly guest was interviewed o 2006 Page #203  
e discontinuing his funding of the show. He had decided that it would be to 2006 Page #204  
re many speculations about why the show had closed down, for example that s 2006 Page #204  
f the government had shut down the show. Perhaps it was becoming too popula 2006 Page #204  
Art Bell, who had been hosting the show decided to carry on under another n 2006 Page #204  
was a great audience following the show and he wanted to syndicate across t 2006 Page #204  
t people would still associate the show with the Foundation, that Art would 2006 Page #204  
uld not get quality guests for the show, and that the quality of the show w 2006 Page #204  
 show, and that the quality of the show would suffer. Art did well and all  2006 Page #204  
ings One of the goals of the radio show, Area 2000, was to invite the publi 2006 Page #204  
been observed in Europe. The radio show brought in many local folks from La 2006 Page #204  
ident, seven years previous to the show, had a MIB walk across her patio, r 2006 Page #204  
ous "listener" who asked about the show closing in mid-February! I asked hi 2006 Page #205  
 I asked him how he knew about the show closing and he said "You told me wh 2006 Page #205  
asically interrogated me about the show and the Foundation. He said that he 2006 Page #205  
 and said" like through your radio show?" I 202                             2006 Page #205  
lped organized the Cl3S television show about UFOs around the Robertson Pan 2007 Page #23  
ritten by Vernon Bowen} TINY HOLES SHOW SAMPLING -, . ., --.•.u:--:r::-e. . 2007 Page #47  
. Photos were analyzed at NPIC and show similar characteristics of those se 2007 Page #49  
ile. Why don't you visit and we'll show you around?" EDITING THE MANUSCRIPT 2007 Page #49  
or) ears. Time allowing, l hope to show some examples from the States, as w 2007 Page #75  
our case. I think it might help to show that your intentions were UFO relat 2007 Page #91  
e inflight photos also appeared to show F-80 Shooting Scar, F-86 Saber and  2007 Page #99  
was in good condition, and did not show signs of excessive oxidized wear. H 2007 Page #100  
e before. Does the military always show up or was this the only time? 119   2007 Page #125  
sonally dug up, which was on my TV show originally and now here it is final 2007 Page #127  
seven photographs that appeared to show the Ararat Anomaly at very close qu 2007 Page #138  
on. The reports from Utah and Reno show the sightings were made within fift 2008 Page #15  
he Project Blue Book files clearly show that fighters had been launched and 2008 Page #15  
 such as GMTV, The Alan Titchmarsh Show and Newsround , as well as prestigi 2008 Page #65  
y. I appeared twice on this latter show, once giving a conventional intervi 2008 Page #65  
 is inconclusive and may even just show so-called Chinese lanterns, but the 2008 Page #68  
xample, the COBRA MlST radar would show missiles being launched no matter w 2008 Page #73  
anner, and that we will be able to show that he specifical ly was not the a 2008 Page #105  
r the arrangement or word fom1s to show their mutual relationship in senten 2008 Page #106  
itions of syntax-related variables show here, and then used her program to  2008 Page #107  
al of eight tabs. All of the pages show scorch marks. However , the pages d 2008 Page #109  
 the ink on them would undoubtedly show them to have been written on in the 2008 Page #110  
D = 27% Ein. Ten specific segments show Einstein correlation with QD 2J 112 2008 Page #118  
correlated with CIA Zip ■All pages show scorch marks ■ Cover letter pretty  2008 Page #120  
al 1942 seizures. The records also show that Bush and the Han·imans conduct 2008 Page #129  
eslie, received a letter about the show from Crisman (writing as Dahl): "Th 2009 Page #32  
of this TV hero on the 'Invaders ' show ... but there are parts of it that  2009 Page #32  
allment of Johnny Carson's Tonight show, although the conversation was cut  2009 Page #33  
wer Briefing Document conclusively show the existence of a Top Secret milit 2009 Page #37  
War operations by MJ-12. As I will show later through a leaked "Burned Docu 2009 Page #38  
t's been said and it would clearly show that there was some kind of strange 2009 Page #79  
erified by the National Archives , show a steady series of promotions leadi 2009 Page #87  
these experiments , in my opinion, show that inundation in amphibious warfa 2009 Page #165  
       Although these orders don't show an exact deployment date to the Mar 2009 Page #176  
\"S -Fol and l'ri.-nds -NBC Tod.,y Show -lbdio •Tclc-.ision •Y.thoo.com .,\ 2009 Page #194  

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enlightened attitude of 1967." The show's production company, Quinn-Martin, 2009 Page #32  

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r below containing the statement, "Showcasing the world." In thjs pubEc ser 2007 Page #67  

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iles with the USSR created a final showdown with MJ-12. The trigger was Ken 2009 Page #43  

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 after they arrived, military just showed up, surrounded the area, took the 2003 Page #30  
son also examined other data which showed that no man-made space object fro 2003 Page #71  
ny side of the layered metal which showed primarily Magnesium (Mg) and a sm 2003 Page #104  
none of the ion microprobe spectra showed any oxygen. Another scientist in  2003 Page #109  
of the signals he had received. He showed them film and video of the lights 2003 Page #145  
. He took them out on the deck and showed them his view of the Manzano rang 2003 Page #145  
anzano range and the base. He also showed them pictures of unidentified lig 2003 Page #145  
 was the document control page! It showed eight entries over nearly three y 2003 Page #181  
 that would support stories, which showed the involvement of such groups as 2003 Page #192  
. A careful review of the evidence showed some interesting parallels to wha 2003 Page #193  
is Vice President Dick Cheney also showed up at the Roswell base to make a  2003 Page #199  
e Defense Intelligence Agency that showed that in the following year (speci 2004 Page #10  
 report, filed shortly afterwards, showed that U.S. authorities were taking 2004 Page #11  
es of U.S. Air Force material that showed that shortly after the incident w 2004 Page #12  
e at the Aurora Cemetery, where he showed me what he said was the airship p 2004 Page #27  
t. A chart of the Masonic Cemetery showed no unidentified graves. However,  2004 Page #30  
Establishment of Canada reportedly showed the metal fragments to be commonp 2004 Page #30  
was no readings. He knelt down and showed me three small holes which had be 2004 Page #31  
Chris took him over to his car and showed him some of the material he had i 2004 Page #44  
ent named Richard Doty. Agent Doty showed me an alleged briefing paper for  2004 Page #69  
's Secretary of State Cordell Hull showed his cousin Reverend Turner Hamilt 2004 Page #84  
 with Ramey's wife after his death showed that not only did the two meet, t 2004 Page #85  
government. Smith's personal files showed that Smith had even had contact w 2004 Page #90  
FO researcher Don Berliner. Weaver showed a letter to Berliner from Robert  2004 Page #97  
er." When Moore joined the CIA, he showed the piece to Arthur Lundahl, who  2004 Page #102  
y a mutual friend that in 1952 you showed Admiral Knowles a piece of a flyi 2004 Page #102  
ton in July of that year — 1952. I showed it to the Admiral. It was a piece 2004 Page #102  
rred in 1959. It was a story which showed how two different countries 99    2004 Page #102  
dent Eisenhower. Smith and the FBI showed up immediately to check out the c 2004 Page #103  
lysts had determined that the film showed self-luminous objects that could  2004 Page #104  
eth cannot chew." • Later analysis showed that the crash most likely occurr 2004 Page #167  
 source I know that Nixon actually showed some visitors pictures of dead al 2004 Page #181  
to Emenegger in Los Angeles he had showed her a letter that he had received 2004 Page #185  
til Ramsey got them de-classified, showed that the bases had been operated  2004 Page #220  
l transformers?"' Further research showed that the bases (there were two ot 2004 Page #220  
d the anonymous source who he says showed it to him — has actually seen the 2004 Page #221  
ears later Mac's son, Bill Brazel, showed some of this debris in my father' 2004 Page #240  
 the first page of the burned memo showed the components to be consistent w 2004 Page #250  
c hernia was possible. Blood tests showed a blood count with leucocycosis,  2005 Page #33  
hed b) two of the same men who had showed up in her house before, offering  2005 Page #36  
an Weaver. \'(/hi.le there, Weaver showed him a copy of a letter dated Marc 2005 Page #42  
' report. His boss, named McAdams, showed it to him and fellow workers, whi 2005 Page #42  
original 1953 aerial phoro N[iller showed Steve the two-dozen high altitude 2005 Page #65  
 height is not known. N[iller also showed Steve the 1980 to 1983 logbooks w 2005 Page #65  
a natural occurring feature.' \Xie showed him the aerial photographs . \Y,/ 2005 Page #70  
nds of pages of FOlA documentation showed this to be a bureaucratic lie. It 2005 Page #73  
er in her classified research unit showed her a piece of metal about "half  2005 Page #131  
 after the recovery, four soldiers showed up on the Padilla Ranch, searchin 2005 Page #157  
know the difference". I distinctly showed that at least seven of the suppos 2006 Page #12  
 station for Death Valley Junction showed 107 degrees that day. In addition 2006 Page #45  
est were examined and one location showed good promise as being disturbed b 2006 Page #46  
to a frenzy of interest as the NHI showed its benevolent and familiar natur 2006 Page #58  
he time the drone launched. When I showed them a map, 76                    2006 Page #79  
et with Andrews in Connecticut and showed him my research, including all of 2006 Page #89  
ce. They sent us a photograph that showed a white cylinder where the tree h 2006 Page #129  
abited areas or major roads. Recon showed no activity, and radio contact be 2006 Page #135  
e photos returned by that aircraft showed all trucks and jeeps stopped, som 2006 Page #135  
ere were two areas of the rim that showed damage, one showing an irregular  2006 Page #135  
would have concluded had the radar showed relatively slow moving geese or " 2006 Page #172  
name of the individual with me and showed me pictures of him in recent maga 2006 Page #203  
 a piece of cartilage. The patient showed me the area behind his ear and th 2006 Page #206  
be co the paper. The simple sketch showed a smjling man with an attache cas 2007 Page #67  
me of the in-flight photos clearly showed the discs being escorted by an F- 2007 Page #99  
like I said, as soon as those cars showed up. It happened right then. There 2007 Page #124  
fire. Joe: As soon as the military showed up the aircraft,, as there, right 2007 Page #125  
 dad was dead for a week before he showed up. DeBow: The way your dad was s 2007 Page #125  
ever recall that the military ever showed up. 1\ily dad had fought; he was  2007 Page #126  
e, but never had the nulitary ever showed up for another fire. And especial 2007 Page #126  
d steel. The outer rim of the disk showed damage in two places. One damage  2007 Page #187  
f the desert, and U.S. spy imagery showed bodies of Mexican soldiers sprawl 2007 Page #187  
ell established and their analysis showed chat they were solder. The Campin 2007 Page #194  
 Auger analysis. The SEM analysis "showed the sample ro contain 93.7% alumi 2007 Page #199  
silicium. Phosphorus and iron also showed up m trace elements." Vallee was  2007 Page #199  
 and a U-2 would have a track that showed intelligent control. Surely the r 2008 Page #16  
 who had convinced himself that it showed Aurora -supposedly a prototype ai 2008 Page #67  
cember 28, lots of military people showed up and John Burroughs asked what  2008 Page #87  
efore we came on: that it (lights) showed up December 26 and December 27, a 2008 Page #87  
 The newly-released documents also showed that Bush and his associates rout 2008 Page #129  
e Enemy Act including several that showed the continuation of a relationshi 2008 Page #129  
administration , President Kennedy showed that he desired to restructure th 2009 Page #37  
      President Kennedy's EO 10920 showed that he desired to gain control o 2009 Page #38  
Trnman Weaver. While there, Weaver showed him a copy of a letter dated Marc 2009 Page #50  
on over the base. Col. Halt's tape showed that something very strange happe 2009 Page #79  
Deputy Base Commander Charles Halt showed up with cameras to photograph the 2009 Page #82  

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e 1001 4mati &meta van a vidocsape showeic ono Stifle ewer vehicles sitand  2006 Page #30  

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e was no meteor and not any meteor shower activity anywhere near that area  2006 Page #97  
 incident occurred during a meteor shower over a three state area." Several 2006 Page #99  
onistic combination of a meteorite shower, an earth tremor, and a group of  2006 Page #121  

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igests of the day, no mg/or meteor showers were reported in the section of  2006 Page #189  
pacting on all this. Lt. Col. H.C. Showers at the command post called "FTD  2008 Page #9  

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visual appearance of the document, showing a clear carbon smudge that can b 2003 Page #26  
p view of artifact is broken away, showing layer structure. Three layers of 2003 Page #47  
ia on December 9, 1965. During the showing of the new SCI FI TV documentary 2003 Page #71  
s photo of Bethesda Naval Hospital showing the window Forrestal exited thro 2003 Page #92  
wo examples are shown on Slide 56, showing conceptually the "A-scope" signa 2003 Page #183  
t the Roswell Museum has a display showing a phone call and a meeting with  2003 Page #190  
re from within the Carter archives showing the letters. What most people do 2003 Page #196  
 - * General Eisenhower will see a showing of recoveries sometime in It-lat 2003 Page #234  
 know this already but I saw plans showing three tunnels which exist betwee 2004 Page #52  
e are no records White House files showing that he met with any of the key  2004 Page #84  
24 Witness told of classified book showing AF personnel holding saucers by  2004 Page #111  
s II, 15-16 Source witnessed movie showing UFO and "Mongoloid" bodies; film 2004 Page #112  
 III, 26-27 Source witnessed movie showing UFO and bodies 39 1963 Unknown,  2004 Page #112  
book, "The Braxton County Monster" showing impressive evidence of battle wi 2004 Page #128  
 color film "between 1947 and 1964 showing crashed discs and extraterrestri 2004 Page #194  
the public, so it appears that the showing of the Holloman film at the pres 2004 Page #197  
n he noticed something interesting showing through the parted curtains in R 2004 Page #231  
lined below. In the meantime, Neil showing the indomitable resolve of a She 2004 Page #231  
 my mother and me about Mac Braze] showing some of the debris to her husban 2004 Page #240  
first is that we have a solid book showing huge cracks in the ability of th 2004 Page #247  
 the being's slO\,v movements when showing signs of life. He refused to say 2005 Page #36  
Conference with videotape running, showing one of the vehicles in the deser 2005 Page #84  
s and atmospheric Science Building showing Air Force jets being used in wea 2005 Page #100  
me an injunction. FDA agents began showing up on Reich's property, but he r 2005 Page #101  
nge control pages were on the film showing ongoing updates from "?vlj" sour 2005 Page #129  
 few years ago, there was a secret showing of our own antigravity aircraft  2005 Page #173  
ims to have 17-minute film segment showing a retrieved saucer and five alie 2006 Page #26  
of the rim that showed damage, one showing an irregular hole approximately  2006 Page #135  
a huge amount of government people showing up in vans and in trucks and in  2006 Page #155  
y a similar ranch in Utah that was showing very similar events and sent the 2006 Page #200  
ay swarms of NASA vehicles started showing up in cars, trucks, even limousi 2007 Page #128  
 on crop circles, including papers showing how the MoD tried to get the mil 2008 Page #67  
have been acquired over the years, showing the source, the date, the number 2008 Page #104  
opy of the first page on slide 33, showing the MJ-12 caveat in red. Since I 2008 Page #109  
:~-· -_, ?..: __ .,. ~ -first page showing Cooper's marks in ~ .... ,, ...  2008 Page #116  
text, clearly typed on "onionskin" showing significant portions of the foll 2009 Page #8  
s in the relationship were already showing. Bethurum searched the pitch-bla 2009 Page #54  
n a top secret facility at WP AFB, showing her a highly classified remnant  2009 Page #91  

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eoscopic overflight of the area as shown. One area looks promising. ■ Troug 2003 Page #37  
ed by the SCI-FI Channel which has shown an interest in the UFO mystery for 2003 Page #65  
s from controversial footage first shown in London, England by film produce 2003 Page #101  
ater. The results of this test are shown here, where the dashed line shows  2003 Page #112  
nusual formations, one of which is shown at the center of the image. These  2003 Page #113  
der wraps until Paul Bennewitz had shown up, making waves and asking inconv 2003 Page #150  
to establish a relevant background shown in Slide 5. Everyone who has studi 2003 Page #170  
ra), we have the purpose and goals shown in Slides 12,13,14 and 15. You can 2003 Page #173  
ts, lights, landing gear. They are shown in Slide 19 with the fingers of th 2003 Page #173  
ow in the photos □ The four shapes shown are consistent with public reports 2003 Page #174  
ptable." For non-living organisms, shown on Slide 35, the focus is on retri 2003 Page #178  
 authentic documents. Although not shown, it is also possible to use forens 2003 Page #178  
 crude. Furthermore, Ryan Wood has shown convincingly that such an effort w 2003 Page #179  
 and will respond to now. They are shown in Slide 49 and will be dealt with 2003 Page #181  
he "downed satellite" argument are shown on Slides 52 and 53. In the first  2003 Page #183  
d of the vehicle. Two examples are shown on Slide 56, showing conceptually  2003 Page #183  
guments against continued secrecy, shown in Slide 64. Nevertheless, I still 2003 Page #185  
rs, and the two EBE Types I and II shown in the Manual are consistent with  2003 Page #187  
ive. Edwin Easley, for example, is shown in White House records to have nev 2003 Page #191  
ovekin who stated that he had been shown small UFO wreckage pieces, and tha 2003 Page #192  
old him that Jimmy Carter had been shown a crashed saucer and 193           2003 Page #197  
 an alien reproduction vehicle was shown off. Carlucci is also in my "UFO M 2003 Page #199  
if the "memo to Connelly" document shown is original or not. Which memo cam 2003 Page #209  
s common. 3. The distribution list shown is the right group of organization 2003 Page #210  
so far. The investigation has also shown that the flying saucer crashed bec 2004 Page #12  
y marks the first time it has been shown anywhere, outside of the editing r 2004 Page #59  
out that these messages would have shown how military officials in Roswell  2004 Page #61  
 presidential briefing paper I was shown at Kirtland AFB in 1983, I have se 2004 Page #73  
tioned that he (Wilbert Smith) was shown bodies at one point. James: Yes, h 2004 Page #96  
occasions he was invited off to be shown things along this line. That was p 2004 Page #96  
. He surely would have said he was shown by some high ranking U.S. official 2004 Page #98  
ects of his life and two books are shown on Slide 3, and Slide 4 lists the  2004 Page #108  
. The table has eleven columns, as shown on Slide 5, which is self-explanat 2004 Page #110  
explanatory. The detailed table is shown as Table 1 below: Table 1. Complet 2004 Page #110  
s Leon Crice III. 32 UFO recovered shown on TV, screen black when bodies me 2004 Page #111  
measure histonic weight of sample, shown two alien corpses." Tall, mutilate 2004 Page #116  
atic look" • 2. Report 60, "Emily" shown alien body in morgue drawer prior  2004 Page #116  
e UFO research community. They are shown on Slide 12. Identifying the peopl 2004 Page #117  
er list of 80 reports and they are shown on Slide 17 as Report 46 and Repor 2004 Page #121  
 work in this area since 1967, are shown on Slide 28: Large number of craft 2004 Page #130  
e still being kept from the public shown on my last Slide 29. Remember, we  2004 Page #130  
splayed; (c) the bodies were never shown; (d) the burials were accelerated  2004 Page #130  
t strange writing from when he was shown a piece by his dad when Jesse Jr.  2004 Page #135  
torious "alien autopsy film" first shown to the public in a Fox TV special  2004 Page #137  
e the alien autopsy film was first shown in a museum on London. He mysterio 2004 Page #144  
lien autopsy footage that had been shown on television. At no time did he s 2004 Page #180  
r matters of that consequence were shown to Jimmy Carter. The next thing to 2004 Page #189  
Jimmy Carter. The next thing to be shown to Jimmy Carter was a 15 minute fi 2004 Page #189  
ut. Conclusion The examples I have shown about how the various White Houses 2004 Page #196  
bottom line of the calculations is shown by these two graphs. In effect the 2004 Page #238  
low this rule, but the Marcel plot shown does not, and differs by a very ob 2004 Page #238  
ice at Fort Meade. The envelope is shown in below: fiVan3,,,,A0c PilNACY C, 2004 Page #243  
tter included from the FOIA office shown as the return address. AN ENCYCLOP 2004 Page #244  
e three return addresses for Bowen shown in the upper right hand corner. No 2004 Page #244  
human mutilations, the aliens have shown a callous indifference concerning  2005 Page #9  
several mil11on volls, as has been shown in acrual practice .... will likew 2005 Page #16  
in 1968. A man claimed he had been shown a Top Secret memo by a general (in 2005 Page #78  
. J\ifarshaU's memo in question is shown on the next page. From a questione 2005 Page #123  
 DlSPOSAL." (The manual's cover is shown on the next page with the complete 2005 Page #127  
ument , dated April 1954, has been shown to be consistent with the 1953 sty 2005 Page #129  
each test the case or document has shown to be authentic or nearly problem  2005 Page #137  
ese organizations into existenceas shown by the cases that follow-persists. 2005 Page #143  
ade by Santilli about other scenes shown on the film -such as the crash sit 2005 Page #146  
use and, on an old projector , was shown film clips of UFOs and, you guesse 2005 Page #149  
had any other film that he had not shown or discussed with anyone. He told  2005 Page #151  
m co the hoax bin, my research has shown that it is not as clear-cut as som 2005 Page #151  
ronisms. The idea is that if it is shown that SOM1-01 was created in 1954 w 2006 Page #15  
cialist at Ft Monmouth NJ in 1953. Shown film of crashed LIFO in a desert.  2006 Page #26  
ess. This inaccurate rendition was shown to the national television audienc 2006 Page #91  
nesses saw, and it continues to be shown over fifty years later. I began to 2006 Page #91  
e about to tell involves Key West, shown on this map in the lower left corn 2006 Page #143  
nd is now 49-years old. Here he is shown in one of his photo I.D.s as Yeoma 2006 Page #156  
 were given special privileges and shown many areas of the Test Site that a 2006 Page #199  
dren's books ■ Three addresses are shown ■ Obvious red stamp ORIGIN OF MANU 2007 Page #43  
e J\jrport Express!" The saucer is shown projecting a circular beam of Eght 2007 Page #67  
ilitary guard, Jack was personally shown Literally hundreds of official U.S 2007 Page #95  
ion flight, on the tarmac, and was shown portions of motion picture footage 2007 Page #95  
. Some of the photos that Jack was shown included 50 aircraft flying in for 2007 Page #99  
own as the "Patton memo" which was shown to Jack Pickett. In fact, Genera]  2007 Page #114  
 the next morning the military had shown up and blocked Highway 130 in the  2007 Page #128  
 relating to the Majestic Program. Shown here is a summary of the classifie 2008 Page #104  
urned Memo" in its entirety. Next, shown in slide 4, is a list of some of t 2008 Page #105  
so I guessed at 'trial package" as shown on the next slide. The more legibl 2008 Page #105  
ore legible version of the note is shown here in slide 6. James Jesus Angle 2008 Page #105  
est. The first page of the memo is shown on slide 7, after being received b 2008 Page #105  
d to mark it up with a red pen, as shown. Even though Tim Cooper has been s 2008 Page #105  
n. Even though Tim Cooper has been shown to be a poor speller (Ref), he imm 2008 Page #105  
o the results I am presenting , as shown in slide I 0. Dr. Pace is a talent 2008 Page #106  
ies. There are four obvious people shown in slide 12 who might have written 2008 Page #106  
ce samples would be the first four shown above plus the U.N. address. Einst 2008 Page #107  
 their submitted works. The number shown is essentially the number of diffe 2008 Page #108  
ulations perfonned by Bob Wood are shown in slide 25, although the Oppenhei 2008 Page #108  
k may be included. The information shown on slide 32 about James Black refe 2008 Page #109  
jargon. The first page of the memo shown in slide 34 was from the Director  2008 Page #109  
 At the bottom of this first page, shown in slide 35 we have a pencil signa 2008 Page #110  
. If you take the transmittal note shown on slide 36 at face value, he also 2008 Page #110  
8 tabs is discussed in sequence at shown in slide 38. The first page of the 2008 Page #110  
someone important asks about UFOs, shown on slide 40. Find out why they're  2008 Page #110  
f the words freedom on information shown on slide 44 does not relate specif 2008 Page #111  
em to have conventional methods as shown in slide 46, but if they don't wor 2008 Page #111  
s new evidence is of a 'pattern' [ shown by] an official, undeniable log of 2008 Page #135  
of these findings is (that] I have shown there to be a pattern throughout 8 2008 Page #135  
ollo itself. Additionally , I have shown that the Apollo missions follow th 2008 Page #135  
scope of the documents involved is shown on a slide. Focus of this presenta 2009 Page #7  
ated as part of the security page, shown as the TS control number. This add 2009 Page #13  
 The role of such a phenomenon was shown by the incident of the so-called " 2009 Page #16  
gar-shaped aerial craft The lights shown down from about center craft But n 2009 Page #83  
ertake further investigations , as shown by the following extract: The resu 2009 Page #165  

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ence Einstein's authentic writings shows that characteristic laconic phrasi 2003 Page #28  
Trough still there todaya Oct 1941 shows scarring that persists until today 2003 Page #37  
twentieth and the twenty first. He shows no signs of depression, was well d 2003 Page #91  
nd the much lighter magnesium/zinc shows as darker shades of grey. Figure 1 2003 Page #105  
 shown here, where the dashed line shows the effect of the sample and the s 2003 Page #112  
muth side This 40x photomicrograph shows the bismuth side up of a piece of  2003 Page #113  
ater This 40 power photomicrograph shows the bismuth side of the 97 milligr 2003 Page #113  
distilled water for forty days. It shows unusual formations, one of which i 2003 Page #113  
ad been in water for 40 days which shows a “vent hole" in the dome of a rea 2003 Page #113  
ecret Restricted - July 14, 1954 • Shows NSC/MJ-12 Special Studies Project  2003 Page #156  
y, July 17th 1947. The agenda memo shows one blacked out agenda item number 2003 Page #157  
onal Records Center St. Louis, MO, shows USAF UFO Program November 14-16.20 2003 Page #165  
0 pages are top secret. This table shows the source, the date it was leaked 2003 Page #169  
ted fast, pieces light '. Analysis shows materials not known to Terrestrial 2003 Page #175  
e was in 1957. Clearly, Section 13 shows that they had a rather specific pl 2003 Page #176  
up till their death beds. Slide 27 shows an enlargement of the exact words  2003 Page #176  
 for deceptive statements. It also shows, in the penultimate line on the ri 2003 Page #176  
Special Operations Manual Slide 44 shows a high clarity comparison of the S 2003 Page #181  
these objections shortly. Slide 46 shows four examples of subtle changes in 2003 Page #181  
ield manuals of that era, Slide 48 shows the many points of similarity thro 2003 Page #181  
 this new space thinking. Slide 53 shows eight of many references to satell 2003 Page #183  
 send the EBEs recovered. Slide 54 shows the banner of the Las Vegas Review 2003 Page #183  
ary 5, 1951, and the next Slide 55 shows a copy of the accompanying article 2003 Page #183  
ith Top Secret exist, and Slide 58 shows a great example of one: a July 14, 2003 Page #184  
SURE SHAPE AND SIZE The “A-scope ” shows accurate distance Varying view ang 2003 Page #186  
al Conference I think the evidence shows that the president knows the reali 2003 Page #190  
about Ford is to play a clip which shows how quickly and dramatically opini 2003 Page #195  
ical yet they are similar. Table 1 shows gross statistical comparison. Tabl 2003 Page #205  
As I hope the evidence cited above shows, the crashed UFO controversy exten 2004 Page #17  
1995 Oregon case, the investigator shows the serrated edge in contrast to t 2004 Page #78  
wever, the little evidence we have shows conclusively that he met "off the  2004 Page #84  
though the written official record shows no contact between Ramey and the P 2004 Page #85  
een at Langley. Another story that shows that Smith had access to the crash 2004 Page #97  
re, a careful perusal of his cases shows that in most instances, the first  2004 Page #115  
g to the original reports. Slide 8 shows that there are nine reports that m 2004 Page #115  
uestioned Documents (QDs) Slide 13 shows the seven reports that have some c 2004 Page #117  
 the description therein. Slide 15 shows both EBEs in underground settings. 2004 Page #119  
ual UFO Crash Retrieval Conference shows evidence of an explosive device ha 2004 Page #131  
een dozens of films and television shows that incorporate some aspect of th 2004 Page #137  
 depiction in so many films and TV shows, has established the International 2004 Page #148  
 America. The evidence I have seen shows that although the Presidents may n 2004 Page #176  
ered it classified." The statement shows a president in charge. Johnson als 2004 Page #176  
release the UFOs files, the record shows that Carter did go to the House an 2004 Page #186  
g the Clinton administration which shows that Bill and Hillary had a strong 2004 Page #196  
OREIGN NATIONALS" The above figure shows the title page of the Bowen manusc 2004 Page #244  
could reach 50% to 60%. The report shows 8% because it was the first blood  2005 Page #34  
s the first blood rest. It already shows an infection, which made us prescr 2005 Page #34  
lity will only widen. Yet, history shows us that change is inevitable, even 2005 Page #84  
books, periodicals , movies and TV shows following the path of Star Trek an 2005 Page #119  
teriel). Recent investigation also shows that Admiral 1v1ichaelis h.imself  2005 Page #130  
o move higher or lower. This level shows both signs of positive authenticit 2005 Page #137  
same scenes that the Santilli film shows. He is in no doubt, though, that t 2005 Page #149  
the war using German expertise and shows some kind of biological experiment 2005 Page #151  
eings. B. Broadcasters with weekly shows such as "Idiocy in the Boondocks". 2006 Page #6  
 questions at lectures and on talk shows and in classes, I have been forced 2006 Page #13  
ror Reporter, tells his story, and shows piece of wreckage that was recover 2006 Page #45  
 a staple of the tabloids and talk shows (the alien as Britney Spears). ..  2006 Page #60  
 relatively close range during air shows and to an even greater extent when 2006 Page #84  
aerial photograph provided by Bill shows the distribution of the Alpha, Bra 2006 Page #142  
ite House phone log for December 6 shows Acheson called Lovett at 11:15 AM  2006 Page #167  
mbers. As the preceding discussion shows, there is not enough information a 2006 Page #172  
ing from the nose and mouth and he shows signs of a mild case of the "bends 2006 Page #187  
 developed audiotape copies of the shows for sale to the public. The list o 2006 Page #203  
me audio and video segments on UFO shows. At the third visit, he let slip t 2006 Page #205  
possible· ► 4) NYTcontent analysis shows increasing anti-UFO reporting bias 2007 Page #23  
         ► 4) NYT content analysis shows increasing anti-UFO reporting bias 2007 Page #24  
tech way of deceiving people. This shows the Command o Solo psychological w 2007 Page #28  
t in UFOs is weird. The photograph shows a commuter- sized flying saucer si 2007 Page #69  
t special image." The illustration shows a sharp-as-a-rack Bob Lazar-style  2007 Page #71  
us. No MJ I.D. Review of our files shows that AQ-4 still favors meteoroid.  2007 Page #143  
was implemented decades ago-and it shows no signs of being changed or amend 2008 Page #26  
programs (including a number of US shows such as ABC News's Nightline) and  2008 Page #65  
BC News's Nightline) and on others shows such as GMTV, The Alan Titchmarsh  2008 Page #65  
und , as well as prestigious radio shows such as Radio 4's Today program an 2008 Page #65  
.' B: Well, Colonel (Charles) Halt shows up with Sergeant Ball and I though 2008 Page #87  
all of this on tape recording.' He shows me the tape recorder. And he has a 2008 Page #89  
 UFO information. The next slide 3 shows the record of receipt of "leaked"  2008 Page #104  
 on the next slide. This slide (8) shows the misspelled words on the left,  2008 Page #105  
ve been a better choice. Slide I 8 shows the data that David Pace documente 2008 Page #107  
 particularly important because it shows the differences in results of the  2008 Page #108  
ctivities within the DoD. Slide 42 shows a photo of the tabs discussed earl 2008 Page #111  
 tell them nothing. This page also shows a superb image of the CI stamps fo 2008 Page #111  
s out modern hoax ■The burned memo shows issues between JFK and MJ-12 ■Rein 2008 Page #122  
 below for examples . This example shows how the first five paragraphs woul 2009 Page #11  
what's left? The TS Control number shows up on both the title page rear and 2009 Page #13  
st review of the historical record shows that Dahl made that claim to prote 2009 Page #30  
ce of this set of memos is that it shows that in 1952 a project called Maje 2009 Page #36  
tional Security Memorandum clearly shows that in June of 1961, Kennedy want 2009 Page #37  
 the Operations Coordinating Board shows he was willing to dismantle any go 2009 Page #38  
 warfare plan."14 Once again, this shows the relationship between MJ-12 (MA 2009 Page #38  
Memorandum 271.26 NSAM 271 clearly shows that Kennedy had decided to cooper 2009 Page #41  
Khrushchev Another leaked document shows the extent to which John F. Kenned 2009 Page #41  
 offer.33 The Hotline conversation shows that Kennedy and Khrushchev reachi 2009 Page #42  

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 film called Roswell, made for the Showtime Network with a distinguished ca 2004 Page #134  
Schmitt book was the basis for our Showtime film, Roswell. Randle and Schmi 2004 Page #137  
o-writer Paul Davids, produced for Showtime Networks 146                    2004 Page #149  
stands watching. From Roswell, the showtime movie. Martin Sheen as a UFO se 2004 Page #150  

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ully's book was written "without a shred of evidence." 2 Still, old stories 2004 Page #215  
ts that in 1976 he was assigned to shred documents from the vault of Adm.ir 2005 Page #130  
es were destroyed. As he helped to shred documents , he sa\\ a copy of the  2005 Page #130  
ilbert Smith • States in 1961: • I shred to Admiral Knowles the srnaltioiec 2006 Page #25  
there was never [ emphasis mine] a shred of evidence to indicate a threat t 2008 Page #24  

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 Army Air Field Missing Files - it Shredded without authorization per GAO M 2003 Page #160  

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 vaporized by the explosion. Small shreds of 'burned, gray metal fused with 2004 Page #68  
this report (that has been torn to shreds by many skeptical authors) will n 2004 Page #125  

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8. U.S Naval Ammunition Depot. New Shrewsbury. NJ Opect nyfeet above, rapid 2006 Page #28  

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

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 "hare" explanation received short shrift with the local witnesses, as can  2006 Page #121  

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 -The Flying Saucer - 1948 “With a shrill scream and a blinding green-yello 2003 Page #14  

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gical warfare defense. • 1995: Aum Shrinikyo releases Sarin gas in the Toky 2006 Page #108  

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 rise to power as attorney for the Shroeder bank, assumed control over Proj 2008 Page #138  

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O had crash-landed at RAF Cosford, Shropshire, England. Files declassified  2003 Page #74  
nt reports began at RAF Cosford in Shropshire ," Pope explains. "This was d 2008 Page #33  
 soldiers at Tern Hill barracks in Shropshire saw several UFOs fly directly 2008 Page #67  
 the headline "Army Spot UFOs Over Shropshire". Again, investigation into t 2008 Page #68  

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aboratory that was involved in the Shroud of Turin research, mentioned in t 2003 Page #50  

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ded for home. Off the object went, shrouded under carps, through San Antoni 2005 Page #157  
eing the culprit, the case remains shrouded in mystery and controversy to t 2007 Page #142  
enegger, the Tunguska explosion is shrouded in mystery. Some of the charact 2008 Page #103  

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ces Sun-News, May 20, 1947 Secrecy Shrouds Test of American Rocket This Wee 2004 Page #82  

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. No one knew how to manage desert shrub-lands, so the Desert Experimental  2005 Page #52  

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ment panel. Soon the A-12 began to shudder and stall. Collins attempted to  2006 Page #74  

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saacson and Evan Thomas (Simon and Shuster, NY; 1986; pages 544-545) is bas 2006 Page #166  

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ficer for not keeping their mouths shut. American? Chris wanted to know wha 2004 Page #44  
o the 'water pipe' had been welded shut: They've been welded bloody shut si 2004 Page #52  
d shut: They've been welded bloody shut since the (my) last visit, that's i 2004 Page #52  
have they decided to weld them all shut, if that's what they done. Why woul 2004 Page #52  
tion from 1953 to 1954 when it was shut down along with Project Magnet. It  2004 Page #86  
as closed down, Project Magnet was shut down, and the official government f 2004 Page #87  
cribed why the Canadian government shut down the flying saucer program. The 2004 Page #88  
left office that Project Blue book shut down, and it is not certain what ro 2004 Page #177  
roject Blue Book from 1963 till it shut down in 1969. Quintanilla said: Lit 2004 Page #178  
I hope that DM keeps his big mouth shut." It is interesting to note there i 2004 Page #247  
gered in it and someone decided to shut him up before he was questioned abo 2004 Page #249  
 "AJJ the governme nt has to do is shut off access for a little while, brin 2005 Page #71  
trol Center in Key West. All of it shut down and much of the valuable Ameri 2006 Page #144  
d were only told, "Keep your mouth shut." The cousins were never asked to s 2006 Page #144  
KNEW that he was locked on. And he shut us down. He shut us down by reversi 2006 Page #147  
locked on. And he shut us down. He shut us down by reversing - what appeare 2006 Page #147  
I don't know, sir, we've just been shut down.' I think he said, 'That's imp 2006 Page #149  
s impossible!' I said, Well, we're shut down, sir, and I don't know what di 2006 Page #149  
g that upgrade, the radar site was shut down. I spent a full week with my D 2006 Page #152  
 some branch of the government had shut down the show. Perhaps it was becom 2006 Page #204  
" ■ "I hope DM keeps his big mouth shut." (p. 285) INK AGE ASSESSMENT ■ Bal 2007 Page #47  
t: ''I hope DM keeps his big mouth shut" {in pencil}                        2007 Page #48  
othing said about the phones being shut off, the TV, not being able to go o 2007 Page #126  
ridiculous for a forest fire, they shut the town down and we can't even get 2007 Page #126  
, the Orford Ness radar system was shut down, allegedly never having worked 2008 Page #73  
nd throw it down, but then the sky shut closed, and a strong thump sounded, 2008 Page #99  
nroe, and wasn't keeping his mouth shut. Deadline is October, and it's crit 2008 Page #110  

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idence (Part 1) The Project Magnet Shutdown In Smith's files there were a n 2004 Page #88  
r program. These insights into the shutdown are important for two reasons.  2004 Page #88  
ry, one of the key reasons for the shutdown and subsequent cover-up was emb 2004 Page #88  
 direction is wasted. Prior to the shutdown of Project Magnet, Smith conduc 2004 Page #88  

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k they started pulling it out, and Shutle stepped in — now I hope you have  2004 Page #192  

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set to face the night sky with the shutter open: the experiment proceeded w 2005 Page #95  

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 external tanks for the NASA space shuttle. 61                              2005 Page #63  
 a bit like the tiles on the space shuttle. It apparently does not melt whe 2005 Page #158  
atatra• int .th thr rt. than spare shuttle Or the Last three yeors. 33wOrga 2006 Page #31  
ible replacement for current space shuttle). Author's special note: During  2007 Page #110  

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or heard. Air Force personnel were shuttled to the site with helicopters fr 2006 Page #82  

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00 by I 990. A person once seen as shy today is said to be suffering from " 2008 Page #141  

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uctural,*^ris Fnd%fSW»rtfflrJ» ’^J;si .lerM taRan to AMO, • - -rlwi: iWrigh 2003 Page #234  
ik*uft004 4,me %.11 As4 1AALTIA P. SI AGGOVAS .rfedAt trArTri7A7;, "rAIT: • 2004 Page #203  
ort on Unidentified Flying Objects si He did a 180 turn from his pro ET sta 2004 Page #205  
e••••‘2., tarkaa..),...108haw frit si tir ;torn eapt,Washington/Politics NA 2006 Page #32  
..11 AMP At MK Urn WAIN „gza „04; "Si.* „wad- aida st144 oe 4 •rit., . , 1. 2006 Page #39  
ircraft projects. . Well known for si;lhtings of strange aircraft and UFOs. 2007 Page #56  
, ••. _...., •• , •-Al  ---~•... ~ SI ••'O '""•••••I t.l, .. o ,) r ,&•• -, 2007 Page #64  
parate measurements. ELEMENT Mn Fe Si Ti Totals 72.3 6.8 19.8 0.2 99.1 1 80 2007 Page #197  
that it is an alloy of Mn, Fe, and Si." Dr. Taylor's "electron microprobe a 2007 Page #197  
, with some iron (Fe) and silicon (Si), and minimum traces of titanium (fi) 2007 Page #197  
O\ving elements: C (carbon) 0.0021 Si (siLicon) 0.09 Mn (manganese) 0.02 p  2007 Page #201  
(oxygen) 12.61 Al (aluminum) 27.03 Si (silicon) 0.00 Fe (iron) 0.42 Cu (cop 2007 Page #201  
y. But this would be to maintain a si:uat:.on of privilege for these states 2008 Page #113  
-1/.1.ENGE _.,.,.' TODA y·; REAL J;SI • 110~11; l'OR1:c1.o,ti1n:s AT .,1.1. 2008 Page #156  
sented in the proceedings of the 1 si UFO Crash Retrieval Conference of 200 2009 Page #7  
s of this presentation Since the I si UFO Crash Retrieval Conference, I hav 2009 Page #7  
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10n I f•tdom oflnfoam:tion ■ D1Nl! si,..,h., md th, V iuh ■ ~J• Ho1:&t ~ Pt 2009 Page #143  
t0rr1r.s wn aDi "'"ti: 1s l'.nclDN SI.M:t w:YI 89. TfO! CFI.DlDILtil CA" !i 2009 Page #150  
s replil!tl: l oH UH! \\'CHpou, he si.\i.l. 175                             2009 Page #181  
:eo •~e~~ a~d inf,o,m~l:ion. I "m()SI reliable" soucccs "" ~av-. So fat ~ i 2009 Page #182  
~ stances th.at are transmuted Imo si.n~le cosmic ray i, m!U,o:u o temporar 2009 Page #182  

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. !:!:·:~ 1·-· c:...rt-J,•,-, ltO, Si':... ,...:V'l%...r.O 1.1.rtl.-~ »-e,  2007 Page #176  

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litary Institute - July and August Si'i 1947 missing years before, after in 2003 Page #160  

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 HE ... ~l'N'EI•: • 100 5WI.-\Mt~6 SI\UCiiJ:.-S. -~ UFO Liner .,...,_ ----_ 2009 Page #106  

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1 v,.'A.~ -"t;.l0"'1~._.. (:) TO O.Si_lN' A •N'G C;GAA·~D IJF,O "4.0VCP ..  2009 Page #116  

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on in, space intak) W10 mtemabonal SIA/f, ME11111(1 accortkq fa a ievai puN 2006 Page #32  

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 authenticiry. There was an aUeged Siberian UFO crash that occurred in 1986 2007 Page #129  

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t. The July 2, 1908 edition of the Sibir newspaper stated: 91               2008 Page #97  
ience-o O .::, ' fiction. Sources: Sibir, July 2, 1908. Translation of text 2008 Page #103  

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g with his large famiJ) of a dozen siblings on the outskirts of Baker, Neva 2005 Page #69  
ool (I 917), where the Rockefeller siblings began their education , and Roc 2008 Page #140  

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 is lead speechless from the room (sic). It was suddenly apparent to everyo 2003 Page #89  
yering. Ash consisted of fiberous (sic) dust & residue. Ash & all debris sw 2003 Page #107  
envelope, inner carton, dessicant (sic), put materials back in shipping con 2003 Page #177  
hat there may or not be an object [sic], but to date nothing has been found 2004 Page #9  
andard response should be suffice (sic) to redirect the question. Under no  2004 Page #252  
ther is lacking any precipitation (sic) ... it should be wet." This is one  2004 Page #253  
 feet tall, were lying unshrouded [sic] on a fabric, which he explained pre 2005 Page #43  
ide crater. Those type of craters [sic] are a different pattern. It's just  2005 Page #71  
 realistic and organic appearance [sic]. lr would also behave like flesh, a 2005 Page #149  
lien Viruses and Leaked Documents (sic) and collapsed when he attempted the 2006 Page #104  
oxin or highly contagious desease (sic). Tissue samples are currently being 2006 Page #104  
ked as if they had been dissected (sic) as you would a frog. It is not know 2006 Page #104  
s not known if army field surgens (sic) had performed exploratory surgery o 2006 Page #104  
ir-borne release, south-westernly (sic) course, small-disturbance theory, t 2006 Page #105  
coming to him. The MoD don't know [sic] for certain that it's [Prescott] wh 2006 Page #124  
econnaissance aircraft overflight [sic] that day indicated that both the cr 2006 Page #134  
 hands. High altitude overflights [sic] indicated that the convoy 131       2006 Page #134  
w altitude, high speed overflight [sic] was ordered. "The photos returned b 2006 Page #135  
members, dressed in bioprotection [sic] suits, reconfigured the straps hold 2006 Page #135  
e lights nor any propulsion means [sic]. There were no markings. There were 2006 Page #135  
most totally destroyed'. What was [sic] being taken from the crash site wer 2006 Page #136  
accounts, documentation illegally (sic) copies, and a partially destroyed d 2006 Page #136  
ot on them, but it wasn't nowhere (sic) near 1,100 mph. Now, we have anothe 2006 Page #147  
 We went there and I respectively (sic) tried to argue with him. I said, 'Y 2006 Page #163  
ial and should not be diseminated (sic)." The above teletype message is con 2006 Page #174  
e point around '59 by a U-2 plane [sic]," and had "been circulated" to vari 2007 Page #138  
hat there may or not be an object [sic], but to date nothing has been found 2007 Page #142  
 feet altitude. Heading tentively (sic) NE, however disappeared instantly t 2008 Page #8  
ther is lacking any percipitation (sic) ... it should be wet." Today it is  2008 Page #111  
sed before exiting. It was latter [sic] assumed that they were communicatin 2009 Page #53  
se preparations were being made a [sic] entry crew was formed. They were dr 2009 Page #53  

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e current TV series, 'The Aliens' [sic-The Invaders]. It was my understandi 2009 Page #32  

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mney \\11.houl •dull supervision.· SIC\-on Afic,i:ood · &ul,tin Of ,11"-ScJ 2008 Page #146  

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aimed educational degrees as a ph) sicist could be found, Colonel Corso's c 2005 Page #168  
o-written \\~th Brazilian astroph) sicist Pierre Kaufmann, "On Events Possi 2007 Page #195  

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ds of years while cutting-edge ph) sicists o ffer speculation of deep space 2005 Page #120  

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TL:CJJ..S ~'l"IG: ~ l~ 0:)00. SOO: SICJf':'JllCS H.1'12 !ED Dft.AIXC It Jl. 2009 Page #150  

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iting him. Although Smith was very sick, he took time to talk with Groves.  2004 Page #94  
nated the ground. Mayor Silva felt sick and had conjunctivitis for several  2005 Page #37  
 it would also be easy to spot the sick ones by using an infrared signature 2006 Page #116  
been drained." on, they are pretty sick." A few residents report sighting s 2007 Page #146  

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ms of "witness" Frank Kaufman, and sickened by the belief that actual, defo 2004 Page #145  
o permeate throughout the area and sickened some of the group but they cont 2006 Page #90  

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trong odor of formaldehyde. It was sickening."' Stringfield elaborated furt 2005 Page #42  
trong odor of formaldehyde. lt was sickening."' More Stringfield Revelation 2009 Page #50  

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ect it came down with a my terious sickness. The craft was then loaded aboa 2005 Page #45  
ect it came down with a mysterious sickness. The craft was then loaded aboa 2009 Page #52  

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. ol!":'" 01~-r~r-o ,..._ ~ ... 1. SICl'. 5),{1)i(!: :11C::; or-,Tl..'r'. F 2009 Page #108  

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ith degrees in mathematics and ph~ sics and a master's degree in engineerin 2005 Page #39  

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AmcricM 111ni; claud5 O'.lt 01 the sicy to cont!ol slmUa.r field. Scr.rP.t. 2009 Page #182  

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 deuce and a half they called "Old Sid." When their orders were cut they se 2004 Page #41  

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ft Company (a subsidiary of Hawker Siddeley) in Malcon Ontario Canada. Mr.  2007 Page #111  

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fted up one, and two men on either side stood him up and they stretched his 2003 Page #23  
s with arms outstretched on either side of him. And he was... it was diffic 2003 Page #35  
e. Adding more weight to the truth side is the highly believable and likely 2003 Page #38  
 off a crust of sand on the bottom side. I did not know what 1 had, but aft 2003 Page #45  
surface when found. Figure 4. Back side of artifact. This is unweathered an 2003 Page #47  
comparison. Each piece had a black side and a shiny silver side. On the lef 2003 Page #102  
ad a black side and a shiny silver side. On the left, the dark side is up.  2003 Page #102  
silver side. On the left, the dark side is up. On the right, the silver sid 2003 Page #102  
de is up. On the right, the silver side is up. 98                           2003 Page #102  
May 27, 1996 Each piece had a dark side and a shiny silver side. On the lef 2003 Page #103  
had a dark side and a shiny silver side. On the left, the dark side is up;  2003 Page #103  
silver side. On the left, the dark side is up; on the right, the silver sid 2003 Page #103  
de is up; on the right, the silver side is up. An inch diameter quarter coi 2003 Page #103  
ut a quarter of an inch thick. One side was dark and the other side was a s 2003 Page #103  
k. One side was dark and the other side was a shiny silver. I contacted the 2003 Page #103  
his laboratory. He placed the dark side of one piece on the left and the si 2003 Page #103  
e piece on the left and the silver side of the other on the right, both nex 2003 Page #103  
p spectrum is focused on the shiny side of the layered metal which showed p 2003 Page #104  
Each sample had a 'silvery,' shiny side with a rough (granular) appearance. 2003 Page #104  
h (granular) appearance. The other side was blackish-gray. Looking at the s 2003 Page #104  
copy (EDS) revealed that the shiny side contained more than 95% magnesium ( 2003 Page #104  
om spectrum is focused on the dark side which revealed only Bismuth (Bi). 1 2003 Page #104  
      Layered Bi/Mg Metal The dark side contained a significant amount of b 2003 Page #105  
e 16. 40x Photomicrograph: Bismuth side This 40x photomicrograph shows the  2003 Page #113  
 photomicrograph shows the bismuth side up of a piece of the layered metal  2003 Page #113  
re 17 40x Photomicrograph: Bismuth side after 40 days in water This 40 powe 2003 Page #113  
 photomicrograph shows the bismuth side of the 97 milligram piece of layere 2003 Page #113  
 18 40x Photomicrograph: Magnesium side, after 40 days in water Here is a 4 2003 Page #113  
r photomicrograph of the magnesium side of the layered metal left in pure d 2003 Page #113  
e 19. 40x Photomicrograph' Bismuth side after water exposure Figure 20. Upp 2003 Page #113  
r part of the field in 40x Bismuth side after 40 days in water The craters  2003 Page #113  
ss organized than on the magnesium side. Figure 21 40x Photomicrograph: Bis 2003 Page #113  
re 21 40x Photomicrograph: Bismuth side, crater after 40 days in water On t 2003 Page #113  
e 23. 40x Photomicrograph: Bismuth side that had been in water for 40 days  2003 Page #113  
ormed over a crater on the bismuth side of the metal that had been left in  2003 Page #113  
d his work with and for the shadow side of the military and intelligence es 2003 Page #147  
 (EYES ONLY). It is printed on one side with a security warning notice on t 2003 Page #171  
foil or triangular shape o Longest side 300 feet o High performance like fi 2003 Page #174  
 or triangle shape (300 ft longest side) Data are from “documented sighting 2003 Page #174  
 as a go- between to the CIA. As a side light to this, Landry undoubtedly t 2003 Page #191  
ly crashed and it was stuck in the side of an embankment. There was snow al 2003 Page #197  
 They actually had insignia on the side of the vehicle. They had taken clos 2003 Page #197  
did mention ET in the speech. As a side note to this Vice President Dick Ch 2003 Page #199  
e by three different people out- j side of the Department rers.iprnafrlly r 2003 Page #230  
and passed by the aircraft's right side, disappearing towards the rear of t 2004 Page #5  
n circumference with a hole in one side and a metal skin covering of approx 2004 Page #10  
h resembled a large V lying on one side. Inside the V shape were three smal 2004 Page #27  
nd kelp beds. On the north eastern side of Outer Island about 100 meters fr 2004 Page #39  
 the Sound. They reached the other side of the foamy patch which was about  2004 Page #40  
e Larry an opportunity to tell his side of this story and its very personal 2004 Page #46  
d approximately two meters on each side, and was found slowly maneuvering t 2004 Page #47  
he window) "Just literally the far side of that mound where that concrete b 2004 Page #51  
b-proof hanger is, yes? At the far side of that, there's a mound. And that' 2004 Page #51  
p with concrete bricks. At the far side of that mound is what I think is fa 2004 Page #51  
of the first explosion on the west side of the Franklin Mountains east of A 2004 Page #68  
mena" that appeared on radar along side V-2 rocket launches? More than one  2004 Page #69  
t was lying somewhat tilted to one side on the ground in the desert. There  2004 Page #74  
search, lasers, and the like. As a side note to these subjects, the officia 2004 Page #181  
ently crashed. It was stuck in the side of an embankment. There was snow al 2004 Page #187  
ularly if they illustrate the dark side of ufology — what Karl Pflock has l 2004 Page #215  
ided me with the "it's all a hoax" side of the story, which has changed sur 2004 Page #215  
site and walked out to the western side of where the disc was, and at that  2004 Page #216  
e three, that stood at the western side of the crash site. At that point, t 2004 Page #217  
the Ramey/DuBose and Marcel images side by side. I couldn't quite put my fi 2004 Page #233  
y/DuBose and Marcel images side by side. I couldn't quite put my finger on  2004 Page #233  
ibilities of Hoax • XIV. The Other Side of the Coin • XV. Conclusions www.m 2004 Page #245  
y. The box, with two holes on each side, was carried by two Army men. In th 2005 Page #32  
nd ran back into the bushes by the side of the road. The young man was scar 2005 Page #35  
with a red light toward its bottom side. It was moving slowly toward the So 2005 Page #64  
he \·alley and landed on the other side of the mountain which would put it  2005 Page #69  
ere in that dr\· lake on the other side of the mountain from where Bart was 2005 Page #69  
ey had a flash flood come down the side of this valley and into the lakebed 2005 Page #71  
y do not appear to be "ours." As a side note, it is useful to recall that i 2005 Page #74  
ve us a clearer picture. The Human Side of the Equation But the issue of "r 2005 Page #75  
very strong positive charge on one side of the vehicle and a negative on th 2005 Page #171  
and relaxation centers on the back side of the moon or in the depths of the 2006 Page #7  
ecial rates for a week on Earth... side trips to the moon and Mars... M. Lo 2006 Page #7  
 have come from a base on the back side of the moon, in the asteroid belt,  2006 Page #10  
shed by the Inyo Register (eastern side of the Sierra Nevada at the edge of 2006 Page #44  
ss sector would be tempted to seek side deals. Savvy stockholders would cas 2006 Page #65  
omposite material from the chines (side fairings on the forward fuselage) w 2006 Page #76  
 aluminized Kapton coatings on one side. One recognizable component was a s 2006 Page #84  
 RH would come from the right-hand side of the fuselage assembly of a Lockh 2006 Page #84  
 metal or composite covered on one side with gray or black plastic were pie 2006 Page #84  
oll located on a farm on the other side of the road. The object then passed 2006 Page #89  
EEN MONSTER." I pulled over to the side of the road and thought, "There rea 2006 Page #90  
 upper eyeball if animal is on its side. • Tail • Mammary glands (either te 2006 Page #115  
yns happened, they lived up on the side of the mountain and her 123         2006 Page #126  
 1967 Battery Control Center (Left side cutaway view. Each Battery had six  2006 Page #142  
tain. Slide 26: WIDE of Steep Hill Side Beneath Radar Facility (Photo suppl 2006 Page #152  
huge explosion go off on the south side of Cedar Breaks. All I can remember 2006 Page #154  
oing Mach 3 or 4 straight into the side of the cliff. The trucks that came  2006 Page #155  
d in a fetal position. Most of its side had been badly damaged. And here's  2006 Page #158  
hite and two orange jets along the side; the center revolved when the objec 2006 Page #179  
but displaying variations from one side of the object to the other. In othe 2006 Page #191  
ascinating aspects of the research side of the Bigelow Foundation were trip 2006 Page #198  
onclusive. It is discolored on one side and has a bubble effect. Dave and I 2006 Page #206  
ssibilities of Hoax XIV. The Other Side of the Coin XV. Conclusions NOBODY  2007 Page #44  
anomalous qualities XIV. The Other Side of the Coin: looks at the Soviet ca 2007 Page #45  
rn. A door was located on the port side of the craft, for access to the cre 2007 Page #105  
pilot and co-pilot who sat side-by side. The main cabin/fuselage appeared v 2007 Page #106  
tral isle, and two seats on either side. The upper portion of the vertical  2007 Page #106  
n equipment, but they were sitting side by side with chis big lump on it, c 2007 Page #122  
ent, but they were sitting side by side with chis big lump on it, covered w 2007 Page #122  
d my guess would be the south-east side of the mountain that we could see w 2007 Page #122  
ng through with a big patch on the side of it. Now 1 am saying that I remem 2007 Page #124  
ing hooked together, but they were side by side. And my dad had a low-bed b 2007 Page #126  
ed together, but they were side by side. And my dad had a low-bed because o 2007 Page #126  
ade to flex. These were two trucks side by side with this thing on it and,  2007 Page #126  
lex. These were two trucks side by side with this thing on it and, you know 2007 Page #126  
 big trucks with flat bed trailers side by side. 1t had this huge oblong eg 2007 Page #128  
cks with flat bed trailers side by side. 1t had this huge oblong egg-shaped 2007 Page #128  
nd someone cut a hole in the calfs side, removing the intestines and coilin 2007 Page #146  
nge to me that 1t was level on the side of a hiil. Mom and Aunt: Yeah! (bot 2007 Page #171  
le on duty in CharLie Sector, East Side of Manzano , the three observed a v 2007 Page #176  
than two hundred feet, just to the side of the base and only about two hund 2008 Page #34  
ou commit a crime, time is on your side. Time is almost always the enemy of 2008 Page #40  
 and easy-going there was a deeper side to the man: he was a former Navy SE 2008 Page #43  
ere armed with submachine guns and side arms. The man who did the talking w 2008 Page #45  
a reporting. Mrs. Case reports one side of the object was on fire. 3. Novem 2008 Page #48  
 she thought was "a plane with one side on fire." The fiery object an-ived  2008 Page #49  
d 1.5 nautical miles from the port side of a commercial aircraft. The relea 2008 Page #65  
ers out of the bottom. At the left side of center is a bluish light and on  2008 Page #82  
is a bluish light and on the other side of center is a red I ight." "Finall 2008 Page #82  
oderate beta/gamma readings on the side of the tree toward the depressions. 2008 Page #93  
ew larger, and the entire northern side was covered with fire. At that mome 2008 Page #99  
irt was on fire. From the northern side, where the fire was, came strong he 2008 Page #99  
e. Other errors noted on the right side of the slide include adding a missi 2008 Page #105  
ent of the explosives for the Nazi side in World War II." LG. Farben had su 2008 Page #127  
ies so as to gloss over the darker side of Nazism. By the late 1930s, Lee w 2008 Page #127  
e. I would not bet on the "random" side of these kind of odds ... " "The si 2008 Page #135  
Cover-Up;, L,,et ■ Into thE: Darl: Side ■ R.eve:iling Ste3.1Lli Secrets ■ T 2008 Page #165  
would be reasonable to expect each side to use the weapons it can handle be 2009 Page #20  
s and since it is effective on the side of Russia, comparison becomes virtu 2009 Page #21  
tact his counterpart on the police side of military security, law enforceme 2009 Page #62  
casionally moving around the upper side. It appeared that the coloring was  2009 Page #64  
round it-mainly in awe! Toward one side of the craft., there were markings  2009 Page #65  
 degrees above, as marked on right side of drawing. LaPlume's and Palmer's  2009 Page #82  
sort. There was no structure under side like a pilot house that a derigbal  2009 Page #83  
ng at a UFO. SLIDE# 22 CRAFT UNDER SIDE 78 (:, -C, W -.,) -:1 Q L St~ven R  2009 Page #84  
nold sighting on the same page and side by side! 156 -                      2009 Page #162  
hting on the same page and side by side! 156 -                              2009 Page #162  

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

m for a pilot and co-pilot who sat side-by side. The main cabin/fuselage ap 2007 Page #106  

Word: "side-effect", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ien machinery per se, but rather a side-effect caused perhaps by the propul 2007 Page #194  
r ejected by the object, perhaps a side-effect of the propulsion system of  2007 Page #202  

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

tarnish his image. In 1946, Hoover side-stepped the U.S. State Department b 2008 Page #139  

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

ows got even closer and pulled his sidearm on it. Three of the four men ret 2004 Page #47  

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

egas. Crash Con'erenceAuthenticity Sidebar November 14-16.2003Reference, RG 2003 Page #159  
-written book, fascinating for its sidebar comments unique to the field of  2004 Page #242  

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

ast U.S. airfield." An interesting sidelight to this story is the fact that 2003 Page #192  

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nal governm ents have stood on the sidelines while bigger operators arrange 2008 Page #137  

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ro,· eyewitnesses look on from the sideljnes. The advertiser, Connex Railwa 2007 Page #75  

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

 with the French investigator Jean Sider, who had uncovered a clipping from 2004 Page #13  
Researchers Olivier Rieffel & Jean Sider V, 6-7 UFO crashed; recovery not c 2004 Page #113  

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

 with five foot portholes on their sides. The central saucer wobbled and dr 2003 Page #41  
. Military radar operators on both sides of the border follow unknown retur 2003 Page #88  
, and one is almost forced to take sides in the debate. 136                 2004 Page #139  
swell cover-up, have since changed sides in the debate. Kent Jeffrey, who s 2004 Page #144  
h "believers" and "debunkers," two sides of the same coin in my book, from  2004 Page #215  
 sources of information, from both sides of the issue, and come to their ow 2004 Page #223  
nteresting possibility. Maybe both sides of the "was there, wasn't there pr 2004 Page #236  
lane of the shoulder areas on both sides. The pleats of the dress that hung 2006 Page #94  
ves via state-themed murals on the sides of their rental vehjcles. Apparent 2007 Page #70  
of one, with an air-intake on both sides of the pilot's compartment , and t 2007 Page #99  
shaped windows that ran along both sides of the fuselage (see illustration  2007 Page #105  
t employed two air-intakes on both sides of the crew compartment, and four  2007 Page #106  
akes blended beautifull y into the sides of the fuselage and upper portion  2007 Page #106  
ummarize the events on a couple of sides of paper and attach the original r 2008 Page #34  
n space.' "It was apparent to both sides that UFO incursions were best conc 2009 Page #17  

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

p by Richard Nixon and that it was sidetracked by Watergate. The events tha 2004 Page #180  

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

 and officer that pulled up by his sidewalk where he and his brother stood. 2003 Page #67  
n attempt to fry an egg on a local sidewalk. But, while the ongoing eighty- 2006 Page #183  
everybody could still stand on the sidewalk. \Y/e saw two uucks sitting nex 2007 Page #122  

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

 you could plainly see through the sidewaU of the craft, and the desert was 2005 Page #166  

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

e layered metal at one point moved sideways through the electric field so e 2003 Page #110  
se, the Bi/Mg tended again to move sideways in the electrostatic field whil 2003 Page #111  
ched in horror as the drone rolled sideways and crashed down onto the mothe 2006 Page #77  
ly more like looking at a football sideways and it had a really intense glo 2007 Page #167  

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

TWO UFO ARSENAL FOIA LAWSUIT MEDIA SIDEWINDER r ! ,._ .l                    2008 Page #1  

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

91 Above Top Secret, Timothy Good, Sidgwick and Jackson, London, 1987, page 2007 Page #77  

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

t Tell the People, Georgina Bruni, Sidgwiek & Jackson, 2000 16 Interview wi 2008 Page #39  

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

t beginnings, as a simple railroad siding near Beale's Springs in the Middl 2009 Page #48  

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of his room. The White House sends Sidney Souers, the first Secretary of th 2003 Page #90  
tlev Bronk Dr. Jerome Hunsaker Mr. Sidney W. Souers Mr. Gordon Gray Dr. Don 2003 Page #132  
s against him. Best-selling author Sidney Sheldon, in the last chapter of h 2004 Page #145  
 Birnes The Doomsday Conipirag, by Sidney Sheldon Report of Air Force Resea 2004 Page #149  
tlev Bronk Dr. Jerome Hunsaker Mr. Sidney W. Souers Mr. Gordon Gray Dr. Don 2004 Page #203  

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

nd book was Situation Red, the UFO Siege • Gained reputation with seven "st 2004 Page #107  
econd book, Situation Red: The UFO Siege, that chronicled in detail the res 2004 Page #110  
977 book, Sit11atio11 Red: The UFO Siege (which summarized the data acquire 2005 Page #42  
ond book, Sit11atio11 Red: The UFO Siege, that chronicled his investigation 2005 Page #139  
: Publishes Situation Red: The UFO Siege. Briefly includes theme of crash r 2006 Page #25  
an 60 miles away from an identical siege of acute onset respiratory illness 2006 Page #110  
davit, see: Situation Red: The UFO Siege, Leonard Stringfield, Sphere Books 2009 Page #56  

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

s, with familiar names like Krupp, Siemens, Thyssen and Bosch-all with clos 2008 Page #126  

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d "between San Mateo Mountains and Sierra Blanca" west of Roswell. Date not 2003 Page #97  
e "between San Mateo Mountains and Sierra Blanca" west of Roswell, but did  2003 Page #99  
 Roswell, but did not give a date. Sierra Blanca peak is about seventy mile 2003 Page #99  
ak is another eighty miles west of Sierra Blanca. Between those two mountai 2003 Page #99  
Inyo Register (eastern side of the Sierra Nevada at the edge of Death Valle 2006 Page #44  

Word: "sietiktir-h-m", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

mane replacement. • TOP SMUT • TOP SiEtiktir-h-M AJ IC EYES ONLY EYES ONLY  2004 Page #203  

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

each with a 2' x 3' screen basket, sifted a considerable amount of soil. We 2004 Page #240  
all that the recovery crew dug and sifted every cubic inch of soil at the c 2006 Page #84  
If the site had been excavated and sifted, there would have been no origina 2006 Page #85  
000 cubic feet of material!) to be sifted would have required enormous expe 2006 Page #85  

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ence of large-scale excavation and sifting of the soil. There were clearly  2006 Page #86  

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                                   Sig -Michelson, the late cljrector of CB 2007 Page #13  
, --A VRO CANADA VTOL AIRCRAFT 01.:SIG:i\S 1/.---~ \ ROTOR · cn:--rnoL TYPE 2007 Page #112  
 and the welfare of all mankind. ■ sig,gJ~Q by A. Einstein 15 Cooperwriangs 2008 Page #117  

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ates officials to be of tremendous sig_,nificance.The Canadian government r 2004 Page #89  

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

                      Themes ■ UFO Sigh tings ■ Emphasis when possible on n 2008 Page #158  

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

 aucer would do well to review the sighcing made by former i\Iercury SeYen  2007 Page #109  

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rature was near 40. The boy caught sight of the fiery object out of the cor 2003 Page #54  
pulist, but he could not stand the sight of the air machine, so he ordered  2004 Page #32  
ag Harbor from the east, he caught sight of some lights in the sky through  2004 Page #34  
easing so as to keep the lights in sight. He now revised his original estim 2004 Page #34  
is original estimate of the impact sight. It was beginning to appear that t 2004 Page #34  
did his best to keep the object in sight, thankful for the fact that in a t 2004 Page #34  
 shoreline. The lights went out of sight behind the tree line, lost from Wi 2004 Page #34  
ward motion caused it to go out of sight behind the trees ahead of them. 33 2004 Page #36  
Lawrence had not been privy to the sight of the UFO in the sky when Norman  2004 Page #38  
w, to orange, and then went out of sight. After that, things seemed to go b 2004 Page #45  
ople were busy elsewhere, maybe on sight? I remember the malfunctions with  2004 Page #50  
 the attendant was appalled at the sight of the clung and refused to let it 2005 Page #32  
the base that he had the object in sight. At 15,000 feet, Mantell reported: 2005 Page #64  
ccelerating straight up and out of sight in complete silence. Again, the ye 2005 Page #84  
ved themselves , disappearing from sight. On October 10, for a second time, 2005 Page #96  
t, she sustained permanent loss of sight in one eye. le was not until three 2005 Page #153  
 to show the film and drops out of sight. Another source. stationed in San  2006 Page #26  
e•Graviq Device 38 Hiding in Plain Sight? As seen here, the saNIR investiga 2006 Page #41  
rspeed, but he intermittently lost sight of the A-12 due to the cirrus over 2006 Page #74  
econd, the A-12 had crashed out of sight of the highway, preventing unautho 2006 Page #75  
 a ravine and confronted a strange sight. Something was burning intensely a 2006 Page #79  
nical) attempt to kill everyone in sight until at the end they die, killed  2006 Page #102  
 And it went north to south out of sight. What happened interestingly the n 2006 Page #147  
uously and went out of the pilot's sight. Radar in Texas tracked the object 2006 Page #177  
rea "and sighted no debris but did sight bubbles."' Apparently having monit 2006 Page #184  
t of magnifying/ enJarging optical sight, which was directly embedded into  2007 Page #100  
of the four discs must have been a sight to behold (see illustration #1, #6 2007 Page #105  
torusrung speed, rusappearing from sight." The family remained silent for a 2007 Page #196  
the witnesses . Among the first to sight the object was Sheriff Raymond Jac 2008 Page #11  
 He watched it until it faded from sight. At one time, I would have given g 2008 Page #14  
off to the horizon and then out of sight in no more than a second or so -an 2008 Page #34  
 larger than the smaller ones. The sight was so strange and spectacular he  2008 Page #58  
 by tremors. The sky, at the first sight, appeared to be clear. There was n 2008 Page #98  
ories where technology such as gun sight aperture cameras, ejection seats,  2009 Page #89  
08 by Richard M. Dolon Themes ■UFO Sight:ng:; ■EmphaS!s 'when p:ssitle on ! 2009 Page #141  

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

n Cooper “Several days in a row we sighted groups of metallic, saucer-shape 2003 Page #14  
 featuring two rows of windows was sighted flying over the Hague four separ 2003 Page #88  
 1892 • • In excess of 100 objects sighted • • Temporal range brief, spatia 2004 Page #165  
hat something suspicious was being sighted and reported from Jardim Andere. 2005 Page #31  
eature almost identical to the one sighted by Liliane, Valquiria and Katia  2005 Page #35  
"objects, round in form, have been sighted over the Hanford AEC Plant," and 2005 Page #74  
t Worth newspapers. This craft was sighted over most of the western United  2005 Page #119  
n Gazette" also reported an object sighted across West Virginia. In an arti 2006 Page #94  
m the Akron Astronomy Club, it was sighted at "approximately 7:00 P.M. EST" 2006 Page #96  
cumented area where the object was sighted was over the town of Bluefield n 2006 Page #97  
ccasions. These three objects were sighted and reported passing over more t 2006 Page #98  
s that they searched the area "and sighted no debris but did sight bubbles. 2006 Page #184  
 object in question was originally sighted. The lights of the big ship coul 2006 Page #188  
n in every area where they've been sighted .... AU reports confirm that it  2007 Page #61  
 the Manzano Weapons Storage Area, sighted an unidentified Light in the air 2007 Page #176  
, 1949, another similar object was sighted in the same area. 6 ln view of t 2008 Page #27  
                           OBJECTS SIGHTED OVER OAK RIDGE, TENNESSEE; howev 2008 Page #29  
re found where the object had been sighted on the ground[ ... ] Later in th 2008 Page #32  
re found where the object had been sighted on the ground." Col. Halt also c 2008 Page #93  
"'..,...,.,..,.. THE DETROIT DISC (SIGHTED JULY 1967, NEAR DETROIT) L_ ____ 2009 Page #102  
       THE FL Y1NG TRUSS BRIDGE - (SIGHTED W~RCH !,TH. 2'003 HELEIIA IJISSC 2009 Page #114  
                CONNING TOWER UFO (SIGHTED ~•AY 14 TH. 1986 GRESHAM OREGON! 2009 Page #117  

Word: "sighting", 131 instance(s) (Back to Top)

een one myself. ” Remarking on his sighting in January ’69 on ABC news, Jan 2003 Page #7  
d exclusively to it. It involves a sighting in the Puget Sound area in Wash 2003 Page #41  
f. He also claimed to have his own sighting of a doughnut shaped craft. Cri 2003 Page #41  
 Island case. Arnold, whose famous sighting came three days after Maury Isl 2003 Page #41  
tements in the days to follow. The sighting reports of the brilliant object 2003 Page #53  
tsburgh, PA area were deluged with sighting reports. We now know that the o 2003 Page #58  
 June 24, 1947, The Kenneth Arnold sighting in Washington State becomes the 2003 Page #86  
an “Other World*" 2. “Almost every sighting is either a mistake or a hoax.  2003 Page #118  
ce Fiction. 3. “All nnn-csplaincil sighting* arc from poor objcrsers" Dr. D 2003 Page #118  
hysic* Todas 4. “ I he unexplained sighting* are sitnpls those for sshich t 2003 Page #118  
ion, and told of a spectacular UFO sighting which had occurred on July 16th 2003 Page #146  
vor coherency, clarity, 1/4 minute sighting duration 28. Each case individu 2003 Page #177  
es of thumb helpful: o Duration of sighting: more than 15 sec or lots of pe 2003 Page #177  
f the event. He has spoken of this sighting more times than he lusted after 2003 Page #196  
f that kind... This admission of a sighting, and a promise Carter made duri 2003 Page #196  
ent to the Pacific Air Forces on a sighting of an unidentified object that  2004 Page #5  
which could have accounted for the sighting. By the mid-1960s, Moon Dust wa 2004 Page #6  
and fell to earth in the area. The sighting and recovery took place sometim 2004 Page #6  
int. The first report, titled "UFO Sighting at Kasba Talda, Morocco" and re 2004 Page #6  
he page one coverage afforded this sighting demonstrates a high level of in 2004 Page #7  
. MOROCCO ULICIASSIF/ED L Nang: WO Sighting over Agadir, Morocco t. IOC 111 2004 Page #19  
he page one coverage afforded tbis sighting demonetrates a high level of lo 2004 Page #19  
e water. At the very first of this sighting the fishermen, Laurie Wickens a 2004 Page #39  
 later I read on the Web about the sighting of December 27-28, 1980. In lat 2004 Page #55  
een blocked out at the time of the sighting. 101                            2004 Page #104  
f recalled: At that time, many UFO sighting reports came to my home from po 2004 Page #108  
wo weeks after the first major UFO sighting by Kenneth Arnold in 1947, just 2004 Page #133  
ally or not. Taking a hypothetical sighting, if we assume that there has be 2004 Page #168  
that there has been radar or pilot sighting, the predicted crash area is ca 2004 Page #168  
d been inspired by a major flap of sighting that was taking place in Europe 2004 Page #176  
 explanation of how some major UFO sighting the night before was explainabl 2004 Page #178  
 whatsoever with any so-called UFO sighting or retrieval or with the captur 2005 Page #35  
have occurred shortly prior to the sighting and capture of the strange crea 2005 Page #36  
lisappeared behind some hills. The sighting was immediatel y followed by a  2005 Page #37  
 shooting scar. Reich reported the sighting to the Air Force Base at Presqu 2005 Page #95  
 1'1aine; it was the first of many sighting reports he would forward to the 2005 Page #95  
f recalled: At that time, man) UFO sighting reports came to my home from po 2005 Page #139  
atches." Sounds like a typical UFO sighting, but he goes on to say that the 2005 Page #172  
ond pass. UFO out-runs him. Second sighting: SU-22 scrambled, vehicle again 2006 Page #28  
 at the spot where they made their sighting. Air Force officials also confi 2006 Page #83  
 and the Frametown locals had been sighting UFOs for years. A number of the 2006 Page #89  
Air Force called a single "meteor" sighting over the mid-Atlantic region. S 2006 Page #96  
rginia" as well as the time of the sighting, "1930 EST" which translates to 2006 Page #96  
before in closed in 1969; the next sighting listed in the Blue Book file wa 2006 Page #179  
erhaps one of them caused the 5 PM sighting in Ft. Myers, Florida. And perh 2006 Page #179  
 the one hand, we have a solid UFO sighting that flashed as brightly as the 2006 Page #183  
 The crew of the Delores reports a sighting in the same direction as that w 2006 Page #184  
 crew of the Delores describes the sighting as somewhat like lightning. Yet 2006 Page #184  
sion #4: The possibility that this sighting and splashdown might be attribu 2006 Page #189  
the spot indicated ly the original sighting and splashdown. • Conclusion #6 2006 Page #189  
uld seem that neither the original sighting of the object streaking into Be 2006 Page #192  
d by two military helicopters. The sighting was repeated every night at the 2006 Page #199  
oup of three other people when the sighting occurred. However, we were susp 2006 Page #199  
ts told interesting stories of UFO sighting. He and his partner were in the 2006 Page #200  
eir radio. Later, they had another sighting of several lights over a dry la 2006 Page #200  
of dust from the lake bed. A third sighting was of a single light that seem 2006 Page #200  
Gunterville Lodge I had a rare UFO sighting. From the balcony of my room I  2006 Page #202  
h a high incidence of credible UFO sighting reports, respectable press cove 2007 Page #60  
er, there was a UFO/Fl ying Saucer sighting wruch occurred rurectly over do 2007 Page #109  
n (which carried an article on the sighting), and brought this sighting, wh 2007 Page #110  
on the sighting), and brought this sighting, which took place approximately 2007 Page #110  
or publication at that time (th.is sighting was also reported in the :i\1ia 2007 Page #110  
 and was responsible for the Miami sighting). Jack was specifically told th 2007 Page #110  
 and disappeared. The next day the sighting made national news on ABC radio 2007 Page #130  
ent to the Pacific Air Forces on a sighting of an unidentified object that  2007 Page #139  
and fell to earth in the area. The sighting and recovery took place sometim 2007 Page #140  
on of Moon Dust and was titled UFO Sighting at Tad/a, Morocco, states: "Thi 2007 Page #140  
he page one coverage afforded this sighting demonstrates a high Jevel of in 2007 Page #140  
etty sick." A few residents report sighting strange creatures resembling be 2007 Page #146  
er of reasons. The first was a UFO sighting made near Coyame on August 1973 2007 Page #191  
ing SaHcer Revie111 ("The Campinas Sighting," FSR, May/June 1962). The Camp 2007 Page #193  
of witnesses , evidence of a radar sighting, proof of intercept attempts, a 2008 Page #7  
les, the April 18 case was a radar sighting from Nellis Air Force Base just 2008 Page #8  
ard gave this brief summary of the sighting, "Radar sighting. Blip. Speed o 2008 Page #8  
ef summary of the sighting, "Radar sighting. Blip. Speed of object varied.  2008 Page #8  
 April 19, the day after the radar sighting, in a banner headline, "Brillia 2008 Page #8  
t had been a long time ago and the sighting, at least from his point of vie 2008 Page #8  
traordinary . lt was just a visual sighting of a bright light that seemed t 2008 Page #8  
olph said they had one report of a sighting as far away as New York. A NORA 2008 Page #9  
 AFLC [ command post] on the above sighting. It was observed in Los Angeles 2008 Page #9  
e Book project card for the Eureka sighting originally gave the date as 19  2008 Page #10  
rts generated by the 18 April 1962 sighting, and the fact that the Air Forc 2008 Page #11  
of the data. Further study of this sighting indicates that the meteor proba 2008 Page #11  
 come out to talk to him about the sighting. This wasn't Hynek and Friend b 2008 Page #12  
estion here is if we have a single sighting or if we have two. Project Blue 2008 Page #14  
iven great weight to an eyewitness sighting, even if the witness dido 't wa 2008 Page #14  
s crazy when he acknowledged a UFO sighting. That reinforces, in today's wo 2008 Page #14  
ce, which had received most of the sighting reports, initially thought the  2008 Page #15  
ones and the fact that some of the sighting reports were filed using Greenw 2008 Page #15  
ir Force file for the Nellis Radar sighting puts the incidence some sixteen 2008 Page #15  
orce list the 18 April 1962 Nevada sighting to which you refer as 'unidenti 2008 Page #15  
 highlight and was one of the best sighting reports I received in my entire 2008 Page #33  
-~ . June 24, 194 7 Kenneth Arnold Sighting over Mt. Rainier (. f 1! I \lhl 2008 Page #41  
d area resident completed a MU FON sighting report at my request. He was dr 2008 Page #47  
tion of Westport. She reported her sighting at about 2250 hours to air traf 2008 Page #49  
ash pass overhead. He reported his sighting to the county sheriff dispatche 2008 Page #49  
e left to the southwest. After the sighting she reported what she had seen  2008 Page #50  
en to her family. She believed the sighting lasted for almost a minute. In  2008 Page #50  
f his report. He completed a MUFON sighting report and he drew a basic diag 2008 Page #56  
etail I had overlooked before; his sighting was a separate but clearly rela 2008 Page #57  
etails, we were both satisfied his sighting had occmTed on Monday, Novemb e 2008 Page #58  
 A major case such as Ray Bowyer's sighting over the Channel Islands on 23  2008 Page #63  
se file on the Channel Islands UFO sighting ran to 9 pages. Compare that wi 2008 Page #63  
 around 160 files in all, covering sighting reports, public correspondence  2008 Page #63  
s. In fact, most of the files were sighting report files and each file cont 2008 Page #64  
ditionally , while confirn1ing the sighting, they derued a chase had taken  2008 Page #67  
e". Again, investigation into this sighting is ongoing. The film is inconcl 2008 Page #68  
o station a few days after her UFO sighting. She told a family member who r 2008 Page #70  
d a family member who reported her sighting lo the Grays Harbor County Sher 2008 Page #70  
proximately ten minutes later, the sighting was followed by the sound of a  2008 Page #97  
n the West ■ The Ronald Reagan UFO Sighting ■ Pouticil Crisis and Freedom o 2008 Page #159  
l intrigue and crisis ■ A weeklong sighting of triangles ■ Outbreak of Stra 2008 Page #159  
z:1.I Story ■ MUFON Implodes ■ UFO Sighting; in the U.S. :md World, Summer  2008 Page #166  
 a tight security umbrella as more sighting reports made it abundantly clea 2009 Page #17  
keep a running score of Soviet UFO sighting and progress in missiles and in 2009 Page #18  
kind of knowledge for specific UFO sighting evaluation, a type of organizat 2009 Page #24  
s engaged in the collection of UFO sighting from foreign sources. While it  2009 Page #25  
Dahl-of the earliest flying saucer sighting of the post-war UFO era, three  2009 Page #29  
d. He came down a day after Dahl's sighting and claimed he saw a single sau 2009 Page #31  
Dahl had multiple witnesses to his sighting and the mystery substance spewe 2009 Page #31  
 and wrecked the boat, and had his sighting without any other witnesses. Ne 2009 Page #31  
,..__ .. ~·''-,....., GIGANTIC UFO SIGHTING ~•• ----, .... .-, .. r-.-,,,.- 2009 Page #112  
   POLICE OFFlCER FL YING TRIANGLE SIGHTING - (OC100E.R; rtl-4 1!nTt..OCAT1 2009 Page #122  
trangeness, 1973-1975 A \\lecklong sighting of tn:uigles L 11~,c • •-~, i.l 2009 Page #142  
eported on Kenneth Arnold's famous sighting. 149                            2009 Page #155  
st two weeks prior to Arnold's UFO sighting and I wondered if there may be  2009 Page #156  
pon project and the Kenneth Arnold sighting on the same page and side by si 2009 Page #162  
 Two weeks before Kenneth Arnold's sighting on June 24, 1947 the news media 2009 Page #176  
47, even prior to Kenneth Arnold's sighting. However , a Report on Flying D 2009 Page #178  
old After his famous June 24, 1947 sighting, Kenneth Arnold was interviewed 2009 Page #179  
ne of events that made his initial sighting seem mundane in comparison . Ar 2009 Page #179  

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n-Chief Royal AF “More than 10,000 sightings have been reported, the majori 2003 Page #9  
 United States Air Force quoted in Sightings: UFOs www majesticdocumcnts.co 2003 Page #11  
 Jacobs, U.S. Air Force, quoted in Sightings: UFOs www.majesticdocuments.co 2003 Page #13  
gence officer, 1958-1978 quoted in Sightings: UFOs www majesticdocuments.co 2003 Page #15  
Cosmonaut Pavel Popovich: “The UFO sightings have become the constant compo 2003 Page #19  
modern UFO event, Kenneth Arnold's sightings over Mount Rainier. A lumber s 2003 Page #41  
irst post-World War II wave of UFO sightings. That wave included the recove 2003 Page #42  
t night was a discussion about the sightings around the Pittsburgh area of  2003 Page #54  
o drive attention away from actual sightings of experimental or classified  2003 Page #141  
had far more than its share of UFO sightings as well, lending another bizar 2003 Page #143  
ven went as far as reporting their sightings to the authorities, but Paul B 2003 Page #151  
heck in 1954 s Washington National sightings in ‘52 gave new reason for sup 2003 Page #170  
st side) Data are from “documented sightings in Air Force and Central Intel 2003 Page #174  
r been put into effect during mass sightings? Interesting to wonder this. S 2003 Page #176  
coherency, age,occupation □ No. of sightings  2, 1 mile apart □ Within seve 2003 Page #177  
 Truman of the number of radar UFO sightings (described in a second oral hi 2003 Page #191  
as involved in the big flap of UFO sightings in Michigan in the mid-sixties 2003 Page #195  
the country with all these various sightings does require that the congress 2003 Page #195  
 of his mouth." Reagan had two UFO sightings. There are a couple quick cras 2003 Page #198  
 confirmation in other forms. Many sightings have been confirmed by radar w 2004 Page #15  
 Crash Retrieval? From California, sightings of the Great Airship began mov 2004 Page #28  
issue paper and candles, provoking sightings across the southern portions o 2004 Page #28  
axes could not account for all the sightings. It was clear that something w 2004 Page #28  
 have heard of the other far-flung sightings. After reviewing the airship l 2004 Page #28  
 to appear in an American TV show, Sightings. The night before he was to do 2004 Page #45  
nated on the third night. With UFO sightings continuing, Deputy Base Comman 2004 Page #47  
? Almost everything. Ground-to-air sightings confirmed by radar; evidence o 2004 Page #48  
t after break, I think because the sightings that night involved far too ma 2004 Page #51  
. During the last night of the UFO sightings, a person from Communications  2004 Page #55  
t neared on that last night of the sightings, so did the radio transmission 2004 Page #56  
 this exact information: • The UFO sightings occurred on consecutive nights 2004 Page #56  
ropulsion based on the eye-witness sightings that had been collected by Pro 2004 Page #90  
ece related to the 1952 Washington sightings over the White House. Some had 2004 Page #102  
tific Exploration (1990): Too many sightings leading to too much traffic; a 2004 Page #121  
 the astronaut in question had UFO sightings, and the astronaut considered  2004 Page #145  
d. In 1965, Ford had a flap of UFO sightings take place in his Michigan con 2004 Page #177  
d the country with all the various sightings does require that the Congress 2004 Page #177  
5% to 6% of these cases — of these sightings — that there was absolutely no 2004 Page #187  
aliber of the collaboration of the sightings, to lead to any other conclusi 2004 Page #187  
ldn't. Reagan had two personal UFO sightings, and made the bizarre comment  2004 Page #197  
imilar Aerial Phenomena • VII. The Sightings • VIII. What Has Been Said abo 2004 Page #245  
table cover-up around the Varginha sightings. On that date, Luzia Helena Si 2005 Page #35  
violations and "at least 100 total sightings." Or, a 1949 FBI document stat 2005 Page #74  
ibing the problem in this manner: "Sightings of unexplained objects at grea 2005 Page #74  
sites for very advanced aircraft), sightings of silent triangular aircraft  2005 Page #82  
 of the form following a number of sightings. His daughter, Dr. Eva Reich,  2005 Page #95  
ummerhill school described the UFO sightings they had had from the Summerhi 2005 Page #103  
 mass psychosis. Of course, if UFO sightings represented some heretofore un 2005 Page #118  
ernme nt test craft. From the many sightings over Area 51 in Nevada to the  2005 Page #119  
losely associated with UFOs, since sightings and crashes have occurred near 2005 Page #130  
 detailed testimony about frequent sightings of UFOs over the White Sands m 2005 Page #131  
ghters" (as pilots were callmg UFO sightings) flying perilously close to hi 2005 Page #138  
counts of UFO crash retrievals and sightings of dead alien bodies.          2006 Page #25  
ons Worldwide • 5/9-10/80. Two UFO sightings by Peruvian Air Force, noted i 2006 Page #28  
ro. Brazil. Radar visual and pilot sightings, military jet interceptors scr 2006 Page #28  
0 article by Bill Scott' 'Muftiple Sightings of Secret Aircraft Hint at New 2006 Page #30  
ysis of 45 daylight and night-time sightings of strange aircraft over the s 2006 Page #30  
 to some extent. • Similar or same sightings elsewhere esp Central & South  2006 Page #30  
 state. I soon discovered that UFO sightings and incidents were frequent in 2006 Page #89  
 UFOs for years. A number of these sightings actually occurred over and nea 2006 Page #89  
 the July 19-20 and July 26-27 UFO sightings that occurred over Washington  2006 Page #96  
 I discovered that some of the UFO sightings reported by the press for Sept 2006 Page #96  
s of documents that referenced UFO sightings for September 12th and 13th, 1 2006 Page #96  
ion of a giant figure." Additional sightings were also reported that night  2006 Page #96  
ernment insisted that all of these sightings around the country were all at 2006 Page #96  
me meteor. I discovered that these sightings were made at different times,  2006 Page #96  
ok all of the information from the sightings that I found in all of the new 2006 Page #97  
ed them with the Project Blue Book sightings. I discovered that what was sa 2006 Page #97  
al of eleven states. The number of sightings and events were growing and ma 2006 Page #97  
s to get an overview of all of the sightings. I then pinpointed the locatio 2006 Page #97  
he locations and times where these sightings occurred throughout the east,  2006 Page #97  
genuine potential extraterrestrial sightings and indeed -- the early indica 2006 Page #103  
tten a big article on the case for Sightings magazine. In that article I me 2006 Page #126  
into the open in a big way through Sightings magazine — which [sold] about  2006 Page #126  
mming is believed to come from UFO sightings on or near the range. (Howe's  2006 Page #140  
asted" Dennis: "There were several sightings in the Miami area on different 2006 Page #146  
lingham.) The news story discussed sightings by members of the local Civil  2006 Page #176  
mation in order to find out if any sightings had been made or if any other  2006 Page #179  
Blue Book we learn that there were sightings on December 6: one at West Spr 2006 Page #179  
(one of the about 700 unidentified sightings out of about 13,000 reports re 2006 Page #179  
s. Specific topics ranged from UFO sightings, foreign research, physiologic 2006 Page #196  
 that had been associated with UFO sightings: "EMC reconnaissance operator  2006 Page #200  
here there had been reports of UFO sightings. The ranch was, historically,  2006 Page #200  
, Alabama to follow up on some UFO sightings and cattle mutilations that ha 2006 Page #201  
liphant, who was investigating the sightings. I spent most of the first eve 2006 Page #201  
 talked very frankly about the UFO sightings, cattle mutilations, and abduc 2006 Page #202  
ar. We followed up quite a few UFO sightings around the country. Many of th 2006 Page #204  
country. Many of the people having sightings were often seeing satellites g 2006 Page #204  
rther newspaper reporting of pilot sightings by making such reports classif 2007 Page #18  
eir pilots . from discussing UFO · sightings with the · . :_ c-:=c-:-:._ .  2007 Page #19  
 Similar Aerial Phenomena VII. The Sightings VIII. What Has Been Said about 2007 Page #44  
tiot, BOOK CHAPTER TITLES VII. The Sightings: newspaper reports from 1808 t 2007 Page #44  
e modem era of so many events -the sightings, the continual mutilation even 2007 Page #55  
 explanation for many of the "UFO" sightings beginnin g since 1947. Please  2007 Page #94  
art of Moon Dust operatives in UFO sightings, as well as recovered debris.  2007 Page #139  
                            RECENT SIGHTINGS REPORTED IN NEW MEXICO On ,... 2007 Page #165  
On Page 3, under the title "Recent Sightings Reported in New i\Iexico, NICA 2007 Page #165  
eporters noted that the day of the sightings was warm and clear, ,isibility 2007 Page #165  
ugust to 3 September 1980, Alleged Sightings of Unidentified Aerial Lights  2007 Page #174  
 U.S. Air Force studied 15,000 UFO sightings and was unable to explain 25%  2007 Page #185  
us his notes about more recent UFO sightings. 4. RELATED CASES There are tw 2007 Page #191  
hters, and that a solution for the sightings had been found. None of that w 2008 Page #7  
pacecraft. The Air Force split the sightings into two separate cases, one o 2008 Page #7  
                               the sightings because if the events were lin 2008 Page #8  
 claimed that there were no visual sightings. The Las Vegas Sun, however ,  2008 Page #8  
ar pick up reported as yet. Visual sightings only." About fifty minutes lat 2008 Page #9  
all this has done is connect these sightings in Las Vegas and in Colorado w 2008 Page #10  
. When corrected to local time the sightings were made within fifteen minut 2008 Page #10  
at had been made in other, similar sightings over the years. The object app 2008 Page #12  
ril 19. If it this case was of two sightings , then natural phenomenon , in 2008 Page #14  
n rumor. When we look at all these sightings , it begins to look as if a si 2008 Page #15  
gle object was responsible for the sightings. The Air Force, which had rece 2008 Page #15  
eports from Utah and Reno show the sightings were made within fifteen minut 2008 Page #15  
nce some sixteen minutes after the sightings in Utah, but the official spok 2008 Page #15  
r within a few minutes of the Utah sightings. ln these files, which I belie 2008 Page #15  
om Nellis as a result of the radar sightings there. But, on September 21, 1 2008 Page #15  
 terminated) , 12,618 reported UFO sightings were investigated by military  2008 Page #23  
inquiries, is as follows: Of these sightings , 11,917 were found to have be 2008 Page #23  
ons and hoaxes. Only 70 l reported sightings remained unexplained . 1 17    2008 Page #23  
                    Concerning the sightings which remained unidcntiti~d. t 2008 Page #24  
 scientific knowledge, or that any sightings could be considered an extra-t 2008 Page #24  
During the past two months various sightings of unexplained phenomena have  2008 Page #27  
4th 20th d 28th , , , , , , , , an sightings of unexplained aerial phenomen 2008 Page #27  
he objects with the reported radar sightings; because of the reliability of 2008 Page #29  
earch official because of "so many sightings in the area. " Identifies witn 2008 Page #48  
    4. November 29, 1979 -More UFO Sightings Here and in Centralia by Bryn  2008 Page #49  
t. My remit was to investigate UFO sightings reported to the British govern 2008 Page #61  
1967 There was a major wave of UFO sightings in the UK in 1967 (and indeed  2008 Page #62  
n that was done in my day. Few UFO sightings are currently investigated in  2008 Page #63  
ningful sense of the word and most sightings elicit little more than a stan 2008 Page #63  
nd investigations. Many of the UFO sightings detailed are mundane , but the 2008 Page #64  
e more interesting ones, including sightings by civil and military pilots a 2008 Page #64  
s by civil and military pilots and sightings corroborated by radar evidence 2008 Page #64  
r two page summaries of individual sightings: the raw data, as it were, rec 2008 Page #64  
8 files, detailing several hundred sightings. Most cases had mundane explan 2008 Page #64  
h the first batch, most of the UFO sightings in these newly released files  2008 Page #65  
es in these files, along with more sightings from police officers and more  2008 Page #65  
 has seen a massive upsurge in UFO sightings in the UK and -perhaps fuelled 2008 Page #67  
re's no point in investigating UFO sightings if you're not going to do it p 2008 Page #68  
elephone line for people to report sightings and did investigate sightings  2008 Page #68  
port sightings and did investigate sightings from pilots. No Smoking Gun So 2008 Page #68  
others, saying, "All non-explained sightings are from poor observers." Howe 2008 Page #133  
-: . McGU1re AFB Incident ■ Spring Sightings ■ Tne Eel! Itl=d EzploS!cn ■ U 2008 Page #161  
d EzploS!cn ■ U.S . .!vW.1tary UFO Sightings tn 1978 ■ UFOs in the World, 1 2008 Page #161  
e Cash-Landrun 1 Incident ■ Spring Sightings ■ Encounter in Rendlesham Fore 2008 Page #162  
Grows Up ■ FOIA Fight -Bennew1tz ■ Sightings m late 1982 ■ World Sightings  2008 Page #163  
tz ■ Sightings m late 1982 ■ World Sightings early 19C:1 through May ■ St2. 2008 Page #163  
e ■ T.rie Hudson V:illey Objects ■ Sightings. June through December 1931 ■  2008 Page #163  
s ■ Tne Cc!d War Escilites ■ World Sightings , early 19S2 ■ The Lid Suys On 2008 Page #163  
:.heed f.J{V ■ Bob Lizar and S-4 ■ Sightings m Llie World, 1 %8 ■ Conclusio 2008 Page #165  
 Circles ■ UFOs in Space: STS-48 ■ Sightings over Europe ■ The End of the C 2008 Page #167  
lligence information regarding UFO sightings collected by various U.S. agen 2009 Page #15  
neth Arnold's famous Mount Rainier sightings. Known as the Maury Island inc 2009 Page #29  
 Island and Arnold's Mount Rainier sightings might all involve the same sau 2009 Page #29  
 role in the earliest of the modem sightings as well as the most renowned m 2009 Page #34  
nt any misunderstandings over UFOs sightings that could spark military host 2009 Page #45  
2) with notation: Evaluated saucer sightings for Project Blue Book; also, a 2009 Page #94  
like Ted Bloecher cataloged entity sightings while others like Ted Phillips 2009 Page #154  
ion in an effort to identify these sightings. Colonel (Garrett) stated that 2009 Page #178  
contrast to this, we have reported sightings of unknown objects over the Un 2009 Page #178  
ther questioned the reality of the sightings. If UFOs were indeed being use 2009 Page #178  
ted some concern that the reported sightings might have been made by subver 2009 Page #179  

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oving Tow:ird a Brea!-:cut? ■ U.S. Sightmgs ■ The Fort Di:-: . McGU1re AFB  2008 Page #161  

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

--·· K di:~,=-... RIRIE 10Af10 UFO SIGKTlNG HO'I. 2ND 1957 ~~~~/~--~ lfle~v 2009 Page #103  

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rosi the $ame, are disci° zdneb3UO.Siglr hb. 3,5/8,462, issued to The prior 2006 Page #35  

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roportan notad that lhe drf ol the sigm!ng _ _,,and der. wiblllty -unlimite 2007 Page #165  

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rest in the pioneering work of Dr. Sigmund Freud. Following his graduation  2005 Page #89  

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ary, the Air Force issues Project "SIGN," its most extensive technical repo 2003 Page #88  
n the Twining Directive. Is this a sign of genuineness or fakery? How do yo 2003 Page #207  
 a copy along for the President to sign." 205                               2003 Page #209  
d the RCMP. Each would all have to sign off on every aspect of the operatio 2004 Page #87  
d) • All witnesses are required to sign a document saying that disseminatio 2004 Page #170  
hey were. They didn't even have to sign in at the Pentagon entrance. They j 2004 Page #182  
y inches into the sand without any sign of structural damage. It was oval a 2005 Page #40  
damage to the object at all and no sign of debris on the ground. Before the 2005 Page #44  
se. And I'll tell you it has every sign of being that. It has all the accou 2005 Page #66  
e this. Some people take this as a sign that the "powers-that-be" are slowl 2005 Page #76  
 capacity, and have signed or will sign an affidavit to that effect. Physic 2005 Page #137  
orensic Linguistics (along with no sign of anachronisms), all indicate the  2005 Page #137  
been pursued and show little or no sign of internal consistency. Witness st 2005 Page #138  
ds town limits, I saw a large wood sign that was engraved, 'WELCOME TO FLAT 2006 Page #90  
 After I saw the Flatwoods welcome sign, I had hopes of talking to some of  2006 Page #91  
out the green monster. The welcome sign was the only greeting that I receiv 2006 Page #91  
ice, searched the location for any sign of the object or its impact point.  2006 Page #120  
." The cousins were never asked to sign non-disclosure agreements about the 2006 Page #144  
Thomas Sheppard was never asked to sign a non-disclosure agreement, swearin 2006 Page #160  
d not like that. WERE YOU ASKED TO SIGN ANY KIND OF A NON-DISCLOSURE AGREEM 2006 Page #161  
mains of crashed objects." Project Sign secret report, February 1949 Quo re 2007 Page #193  
 from this man again and he didn't sign the letter. It is an anonymous tale 2008 Page #15  
ative projects pertaining to UFOs: Sign and Grudge. Between 1948 (the year  2008 Page #23  
r that saw the creation of Project Sign) and 1969 (the year in which Projec 2008 Page #23  
 Road and took a right at the stop sign and drove down about 10 to 20 yards 2008 Page #79  
ll truth and gave him a release to sign so he could be given sodium pentoth 2008 Page #90  
nberg ordered the original Project Sign report stating that UFOs were real  2008 Page #132  
igence Headquarters , when Project Sign was tenninated both copies were des 2009 Page #24  
y inches into the sand without any sign of structural damage. It was oval a 2009 Page #49  
they were doing, read the memo and sign, agreeing to abide by its security  2009 Page #90  
 news story; some feeling it was a sign of increasing journalistic freedom  2009 Page #138  

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town with a 'Green Monster welcome sign' say there was nothing to the story 2006 Page #91  

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 Introduction (p 13) December 1976 sign-off by L.C.R. (p 16) (TS) paragraph 2009 Page #8  

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itary Academy Glee club, U.S. Army Signal Cops, U.S. Army War College, New  2003 Page #44  
ecified frequency of a "Class C RF signal." On the radio, I asked for resea 2003 Page #110  
. When a tunable 1 to 20 MHz radio signal was added, the Bi/Mg seemed to ha 2003 Page #111  
 away from the direction of the RF signal when it was tuned to about 7MHz.  2003 Page #111  
Hz, the same as the stimulating RF signal. Nuclear magnetic resonance occur 2003 Page #111  
nd, and the last return before the signal drops is the end of the vehicle.  2003 Page #183  
showing conceptually the "A-scope" signal strength return. If you have seve 2003 Page #183  
d served with the White House Army Signal Corps. In a conversation with me  2003 Page #192  
ar operators and officers from the Signal Corps E?W!fiheerjS^g5i^h«rstbrle3 2003 Page #233  
is world. Mr. T.J. Weems, the U.S. Signal Service officer at this place and 2004 Page #26  
on July 4. Radar officers from the Signal Corps Engineering Laboratories ve 2005 Page #126  
allen colleague (and perhaps as a "signal" to other colleagues) who may als 2006 Page #128  
ou can listen to it, it's when the signal comes back, you can actually hear 2006 Page #147  
oximately Meridian, Mississippi, a signal with the following characteristic 2006 Page #200  
 rate of r rpm; vertical polarity. Signal moved rapidly up the D/F scope in 2006 Page #200  
 scope indicating a rapidly moving signal source." The skeptics claim that  2006 Page #200  
ied signals pass your way, Digital Signal Processin g captures them more cl 2007 Page #71  
" ... we cannot rule out that chis signal was of nuclear origin." le was th 2007 Page #143  
opaganda ,' but it was still a big signal. It had to overcome jamming and a 2008 Page #77  
 awe fl)1ing to -you know, is it a signal? Is it a warning? Is it a method  2009 Page #70  

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n, Weeks heard a warning horn that signaled his airspeed was getting too sl 2006 Page #74  
ny feel Hunsacker's death may have signaled someone in the official world t 2008 Page #133  

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entified and do not respond to our signaling. They could be Russian bombers 2006 Page #164  

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mm film of them and record strange signals he had detected coming from the  2003 Page #141  
laughter. As he listened in to the signals and continued to watch the enigm 2003 Page #142  
ome, and the strange low-frequency signals he had been monitoring and 140   2003 Page #144  
pment. He played recordings of the signals he had received. He showed them  2003 Page #145  
tion" of Bennewitz and analyze the signals for any evidence that he was eav 2003 Page #146  
ncies at Kirtland that the mystery signals that Bennewitz was picking up an 2003 Page #150  
ons of the neutrophils. "These are signals of a significant infection, with 2005 Page #33  
too advanced to notice crude radio signals which are almost obsolete in Ear 2005 Page #120  
e, much less translate, Morse Code signals directed at our homes. The unive 2005 Page #120  
known to fail or receive anomalous signals that caused the system co malfun 2005 Page #161  
ought amplifier plate that carries signals to the av-ionics controls via op 2005 Page #164  
Retrieval Conference thoughts into signals that control machinery, Stealth  2005 Page #168  
rth in 90 minutes. Electromagnetic signals take 117th of a second to circum 2006 Page #6  
cause it takes less energy to send signals than to travel, that nobody is t 2006 Page #11  
us. An AM radio doesn't pick up FM signals. A German General just before th 2006 Page #11  
he array and listened and found no signals. The frequency being used was 10 2006 Page #11  
 not necessarily. Receipt of radio signals from space or discovery of life  2006 Page #52  
 others. "\'{/henever unidentified signals pass your way, Digital Signal Pr 2007 Page #71  
 satellites had been "triggered by signals of unknown ongm, zoo events." Th 2007 Page #144  
beyond the horizon to detect radar signals from moving targets at ranges as 2008 Page #73  
ame time, we were picking up radio signals and continuously having problems 2009 Page #70  

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anguage is extremely improbable as signatories rarely refer to themselves i 2003 Page #209  

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swell events a Letter prepared for signature by Einstein and Oppenheimer □  2003 Page #27  
ght into the enigma □ Liabilities: signature - “I am keeping for further st 2003 Page #29  
 titles *setv improperly noted and signature* appeared to be grafted on to  2003 Page #135  
fice and sent to the President for signature together. This could explain b 2003 Page #203  
nd identical signatures. Identical Signature Hypotheses: Photocopy or Panto 2003 Page #203  
? 1. A faker might have copied the signature from the book "Wedemeyer Repor 2003 Page #203  
t, chose to copy Truman's approval signature and date from other directives 2003 Page #204  
s explains the identical dates and signature. Facts in Evidence 1. From the 2003 Page #204  
alina HST Library & NARA Identical Signature Approved Truman July 9.1947No  2003 Page #205  
ght group of organizations. 4. The signature appears authentic but without  2003 Page #210  
ude much more than that, hence the signature is not a discriminant for auth 2003 Page #210  
 eight lines of text, and a typed "signature." The text is all capital lett 2004 Page #227  
e statement is true by affixing my signature to this document this day of J 2005 Page #41  
-12 and have an even smaller radar signature. Johnson pitched his idea to o 2006 Page #77  
es designed to reduce the infrared signature of the airplane's exhaust. As  2006 Page #84  
the sick ones by using an infrared signature discrimination technique (FUR) 2006 Page #116  
acquire it.' ''With warm regards, (signature) Prof. V. L. Barsukov." \Y/e c 2007 Page #198  
cuments prepared for Oppenheimer's signature. Cooper's material was easy, s 2008 Page #106  
shown in slide 35 we have a pencil signature. Unfortunately , I did not hav 2008 Page #110  
nting for an authentic copy of the signature of Captain Fritz, the homicide 2008 Page #110  
s a reputation for not leaving his signature around much. The whole thrust  2008 Page #110  
of burned memo ll Who was Fritz? ■ Signature for James Jesus Angleton ., .. 2008 Page #120  
cret November 12 memo, next to the signature space, appears the following h 2009 Page #44  
e statement is true by affixing my signature to this document this day of J 2009 Page #49  

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hat in a moment. The Manual has no signatures. Intellectually, we can hunt  2003 Page #178  
 the type font and press o Compare signatures and other notation n Intellec 2003 Page #180  
sturbing is the identical approval signatures between both the Directive to 2003 Page #203  
ese directives are similar and the signatures appear to be identical. Conte 2003 Page #203  
the similar language and identical signatures. Identical Signature Hypothes 2003 Page #203  
more, the content was emulated and signatures were copied. 2. The Twining D 2003 Page #203  
s had access to. 3. Both directive signatures are legitimate and a pantogra 2003 Page #204  
ypewriter, annotations, format and signatures yet all are authentic. See Ta 2003 Page #205  
ives are similar or have identical signatures. 4. Whose initials are "ELB"? 2003 Page #209  
pantograph thus explaining how the signatures became identical. Is it logic 2003 Page #211  
 these objects could emulate radar signatures and trajectories that closely 2009 Page #17  

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 reminds me of that East New Haven signboard case," I commented. uon that o 2007 Page #133  

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h is stamped Double Top Secret and signed by FDR. This memo says that befor 2003 Page #27  
postmarked from South Carolina and signed only "A Friend." Included with th 2003 Page #97  
Outer Space Matters, to James Webb signed by JFK “I would like you to assum 2003 Page #162  
ather ’s USAF UFO Program Citation signed by Curtis E. Lemay Establishes 19 2003 Page #164  
ral Twining" dated 8 & 9 July 1947 signed by Eisenhower and dated 9 July 19 2003 Page #203  
y Eisenhower and dated 9 July 1947 signed by Trumani; requests that Twining 2003 Page #203  
irectives to General Wedemeyer and signed by the president which are for yo 2003 Page #204  
 and bottom that states: "Original signed and returned to the Sec. Of State 2003 Page #204  
pending) immediate release. OK HST signed Marshall". Source: Truman Library 2003 Page #204  
es, it is clear that the President signed the directives and sent them back 2003 Page #208  
uld a directive about Twining been signed after he had already left, since  2003 Page #208  
rective was typed and where it was signed a critical aspect to testing the  2003 Page #209  
ther copy of the Twining directive signed by Eisenhower from the archives i 2003 Page #209  
erwork evidence. Find the original signed Truman to Wedemeyer directive fro 2003 Page #210  
mos were sent to the President and signed with the pantograph thus explaini 2003 Page #211  
 Lt. General Twining, July 9, 1947 signed by Truman " Memo from Connelly ex 2003 Page #211  
irective to Lt. General Wedemeyer, signed July 9, 1947, by Truman - Truman  2003 Page #211  
                    242 “ Original signed and returned to the Sec. of State 2003 Page #215  
irective to General Y.edemsyer and signed by the President which are for yo 2003 Page #216  
 will take place at noon tomorrow. Signed: E.E. Hayden. A similar story was 2004 Page #27  
ved by Tim's father, Harry. It was signed by Curtis LeMay and cited Cooper  2004 Page #101  
 • Mentions 54-12 group and MJ-12, Signed James Jesus Angleton • Several ob 2004 Page #207  
ection, actually three paragraphs, signed by "Ben" written in 1977 or latte 2004 Page #246  
he reality of crashed UFOs, with a signed affidavit from an alleged member  2005 Page #40  
ressed and not discarded. Werner's signed affidavit to Fowler stares. "I, F 2005 Page #40  
ke such statements so nakedly in a signed letter. Caution, circumspection,  2005 Page #80  
n an "official" capacity, and have signed or will sign an affidavit to that 2005 Page #137  
 were debriefed afterwards and you signed the non-disclosure agreement, but 2006 Page #20  
nary report on the Roswell crashes signed July 16. The second is the "1st A 2006 Page #103  
ided by Bill.) In April 1966, Bill signed up for the Army Air Defense Comma 2006 Page #142  
 to talk about the incident and he signed a secrecy oath (which he apparent 2006 Page #176  
hirty-six. On 23 July 1946, Monroe signed a contract with Twentieth Century 2007 Page #136  
to the northeast. " The notes were signed by Howell A.Dennis, an Air Force  2008 Page #9  
National Security Act of I 947 was signed on 26 July, 1947 by then-Presiden 2008 Page #25  
tial Bodies, that was collectively signed at Washington, London, and Moscow 2008 Page #36  
d , witnessed the activities ... " Signed Charles I. Halt, Lt. Col., USAF D 2008 Page #94  
says, •oo NOT REMOVE FROM SAFE and signed I be(iew: •Fritz for JJA•. The pa 2008 Page #119  
bove sketch was January 2, l 98 l, signed AIC John Burroughs 81 SPS SPOL CF 2009 Page #78  
rchives that the last document she signed in 1952 was a reminder to abide b 2009 Page #88  

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Lorenzen, Flying Saucer Occupants, Signet Book, 1967 106                    2006 Page #109  

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ATP BRIEFING • CASES WITH MILITARY SIGNIFICAN CE • CASES WITH PHYSICAL EVID 2008 Page #148  

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n of the Army that may be of great significance toward the development of a 2003 Page #25  
; however nothing was recovered of significance. Other locations, identifie 2003 Page #37  
 Bush is in charge - Of tremendous significance to US November 14-16.2003 L 2003 Page #161  
rom Marshall's correspondence. The significance is, of course, that if we h 2003 Page #170  
hat I have found to- be of special significance. Before we begin, it is imp 2003 Page #171  
quarters, to the possible military significance of my mission. I should lik 2003 Page #222  
ph promises revelations of extreme significance. I have to assume that this 2004 Page #6  
 not provide anything more of real significance. That situation changed rad 2005 Page #40  
es authorities to be of tremendous significance." 126                       2005 Page #128  
ach other and never d.iscussed the significance of what they had seen, even 2005 Page #154  
ively. 10 These stories have major significance towards the perception of U 2006 Page #102  
is source did have some particular significance to it, Mark recalled that D 2006 Page #128  
t Dodd had told him that it had no significance and that he, Dodd, had mere 2006 Page #128  
 anyth.ing, makes the commercial's significance just a bit more tenuous. Wh 2007 Page #76  
." "Everything," he adds with much significance, "had a i\[oon Duse stamp - 2007 Page #139  
ial position that UFOs are without significance , and demonstrates that the 2008 Page #23  
. 7 And it is not without profound significance to note that when secret, a 2008 Page #27  
ter was one lacking in any defense significance. Available official documen 2008 Page #31  
e questions: ls this of no defense significance? What if the craft had been 2008 Page #34  
n that this was of extreme defense significance." "I'm naturally suspicious 2008 Page #34  
in, I have cited cases of profound significance where UFOs have repeatedly  2008 Page #37  
 the evidence, I realized the true significance of his encounter. Alan Ramm 2008 Page #55  
edly , I did not consider the true significance of his report. He completed 2008 Page #56  
thing judged to be of any "defence significance." In 2007 the French govern 2008 Page #61  
r. Not appreciating the historical significance of this, and suspecting it  2008 Page #105  
e of these kind of odds ... " "The significance of these findings is (that] 2008 Page #135  
nly when you consider the symbolic significance of the moment does this ste 2008 Page #136  
ced that UFO reports were of vital significance to the bigger picture of th 2009 Page #16  
 will affect us in the future. The significance of such an estimate was wel 2009 Page #18  
sile was even higher. What was the significance, the reliability, of this i 2009 Page #18  
es authorities to be of tremendous significance .3 Smith's Memorandum confi 2009 Page #36  
 and a communications plan." 5 The significance of this set of memos is tha 2009 Page #36  
complicit in t,ying to subvert the significance of what occurred at Rendles 2009 Page #59  

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Mg Metal The dark side contained a significant amount of bismuth (Bi)." ".. 2003 Page #105  
er, I will describe this as a very significant indicator of the use of a ho 2003 Page #176  
irtland AFB, N. MEX." This is also significant in that the present abbrevia 2003 Page #183  
s facts or his logic. There was no significant discussion of the Special Op 2003 Page #184  
1-01 or issues of fakery, a rather significant omission. Scooping up some o 2003 Page #184  
ourassa was, and why this might be significant to his involvement in the Ke 2003 Page #193  
the other daily newspapers, but is significant as it indicates continued lo 2004 Page #6  
ddition, Smith made the following, significant announcement to an audience  2004 Page #15  
d States by aircraft. This case is significant in the sense that there are  2004 Page #16  
ystery, the small grave containing significant bits of metal, the "puzzling 2004 Page #31  
r what is now regarded as the most significant military-UFO incident in the 2004 Page #46  
nts, interviews, were every bit as significant as the entries that did. Thi 2004 Page #46  
sions in the ground. But even more significant was what occurred in a farme 2004 Page #47  
 Rendlesham Forest UFO incident so significant among UFO cases? Almost ever 2004 Page #48  
s being assisted out of the craft. Significant were the extensive debriefin 2004 Page #117  
 famous "Blue Room" at WPAFB. More significant to me than the aliens in aqu 2004 Page #119  
al team have to have exceptionally significant training and planning in ord 2004 Page #121  
on the man who is perhaps the most significant witness of all, the one the  2004 Page #217  
ieval Conference classification of significant parts of his file, decades l 2004 Page #219  
 procedures will be applied to two significant documents. The first is an " 2004 Page #242  
utrophils. "These are signals of a significant infection, with high capacit 2005 Page #33  
nard Stringfield. We also have the significant fact that the crash occurred 2005 Page #45  
a\ e gained at least some level of significant knowledge about what is goin 2005 Page #73  
legitimacy to the topic. \X/ichout significant institutional support, inter 2005 Page #76  
 There can be little question that significant new technology has been deve 2005 Page #84  
rise together. \Xlhat ufologically significant revelations await us? What w 2005 Page #85  
onel. Feeling that this had been a significant meeting, that at least some  2005 Page #98  
-related work remains an extremely significant area of study for any studen 2005 Page #104  
ather Dr. Robert M. Wood, has done significant work in recent years by acqu 2005 Page #119  
gate the phenomenon and report any significant connection between recent in 2005 Page #122  
 declassified. Potentiallv more .I significant is the fact that we rarely g 2005 Page #131  
her documents. These issues can be significant or minor depending on what i 2005 Page #137  
ty -0-20% ~ A low level means that significant irresolvable anachronisms ha 2005 Page #138  
trieval of crashed UFOs received a significant boost with the public emerge 2006 Page #14  
r the U.S. Army. Aldrich points to significant departures from standard mil 2006 Page #15  
dulent document, but evidence of a significant departure from the normal mi 2006 Page #15  
, several interesting and possibly significant correlations emerge. Three o 2006 Page #47  
m will remain anonymous, for their significant contributions to the process 2006 Page #49  
NHI contact in the hope of gaining significant advantage over competitors.  2006 Page #56  
ok, "The Andromeda Strain" is also significant in that it deals with the po 2006 Page #103  
 include three rather specific and significant references to crash recoveri 2006 Page #103  
es from the New Mexico events were significant (page 4): (After the Panel's 2006 Page #104  
study of all the data rule out any significant source due to ordinary anima 2006 Page #115  
V companies where it believes that significant benefits will fall to the Mo 2006 Page #131  
ional security and many nations. ■ Significant interest by military authori 2007 Page #51  
ntation of what these historically significant aircraft looked like. Since  2007 Page #94  
the other daily newspapers, but is significant as it indicates continued lo 2007 Page #140  
he ground. These fragments offer a significant physical evidence for a scie 2007 Page #193  
et Union, the other counu-y with a significant space program. The opportuni 2007 Page #198  
. · 10 con 1t1on. But perhaps most significant of all, is the following FBI 2008 Page #28  
owing FBI document that offers the significant thoughts and conclusions of  2008 Page #28  
that the UFO issue is one that has significant relevanc e to national secur 2008 Page #32  
eeded one hundred. " "The two most significant reports began at RAF Cosford 2008 Page #33  
s, dreams, delusions and hoaxes, a significant percentage could not. Americ 2008 Page #35  
intelligences behind them, offer a significant potential threat to national 2008 Page #37  
st or hidden when it comes to very significant events. Hopefully , this may 2008 Page #40  
was something much deeper and more significant than the facile explanations 2008 Page #42  
icle is about one story, but it is significant because it illustrates so we 2008 Page #42  
 he deliberately left out the most significant part about reaching out to t 2008 Page #90  
d to coincide with a number of the significant celestial alignments already 2008 Page #136  
tations to contrary, have led to a significant problem. Only when you consi 2008 Page #136  
early typed on "onionskin" showing significant portions of the following pa 2009 Page #8  
on. Therefore, I determined that a significant fraction of his unclassified 2009 Page #9  
 progress in missiles and in other significant areas. To our surprise, none 2009 Page #18  
 advisor to Truman. Bush's role is significant for another leaked document  2009 Page #36  
tic was underway and this involved significant support across a wide spectr 2009 Page #36  
stimonies that collectively have a significant bearing upon this decades-ol 2009 Page #48  
bed shoulders with some profoundly significant and well-known figures in th 2009 Page #53  
ely turn out to be one of the most significant cases of the entire UFO cont 2009 Page #55  
on the) Bentwaters incident. It is significant that the (Russian) landings  2009 Page #139  

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ve in Life outside th.is Earth are significantl y dwindling . i\Iost polls  2005 Page #119  

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

thing that he shouldn't have been. Significantly, the interested scientists 2003 Page #146  
r that if the aliens have begun to significantly influence our processes, i 2003 Page #185  
link with the UFO phenomenon. More significantly, from my point of view, I  2004 Page #12  
 airborne shipping capability were significantly limited to sizes smaller t 2004 Page #127  
milar government issued documents. Significantly, they find it devoid of mo 2006 Page #15  
INT), which itself was classified. Significantly, Sherman was told that he  2006 Page #22  
ked on PPD for almost three years. Significantly, Sherman's military record 2006 Page #22  
mployment in MJ-12 Group projects. Significantly, it is highly likely that  2006 Page #24  
onal groups in themselves can vary significantly in how group members respo 2006 Page #55  
e. This assumption, in my opinion, significantly influenced governments to  2006 Page #103  
foot to check it out." says Riggs. Significantly, however, he maintains tha 2007 Page #138  
m of light from time to · 14 time. Significantly , long after this document 2008 Page #32  
d origin and for purposes unknown. Significantly, and of deep relevance to  2008 Page #35  
en performing speeds and maneuvers significantly in excess of those of our  2008 Page #68  
 to improve readability but do not significantly affect any of the linguist 2008 Page #112  
 threat to national defense." Most significantly, Dulles' letter said: "For 2009 Page #38  
that some of their accounts differ significantly from each other. Some part 2009 Page #135  

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 can do either one. " That comment signified the beginning of the most fasc 2009 Page #88  

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 To most of us the word relativity signifies at best, a maze of mathematica 2009 Page #20  

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r 10 minutes and then only for the signing of an Air Force Day proclamation 2003 Page #190  
ng his joining other physicists in signing a secret letter dared December 3 2005 Page #92  

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nevertheless these cases furnish a signjficant piece of physical evidence t 2007 Page #202  

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'l-. ceanic ,··· nit 8,2"' SAUCElt SIGnM.'.lS 'TWAT ~ JACQUES VAI..LEE PUT  2009 Page #106  

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 divers Walker and Burke submitted signOcantly divergent descriptions of th 2006 Page #190  

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ation is ruled out. The discs show signs of intelligent guidance, by quasi- 2003 Page #18  
ove. As I criss-crossed the basin, signs here and there reminded me of the  2003 Page #45  
 and the twenty first. He shows no signs of depression, was well dressed, s 2003 Page #91  
 they've been found, there were no signs of the impact and fit] looks as th 2004 Page #11  
-EYIVE SEEN FOL!ND * THERE WERE ND SIGNS OF THE IrFOCT AND LOOKS RAGIr 2 61 2004 Page #21  
l. All of this done without blood, signs of struggle or tracks at the scene 2004 Page #78  
east 1947 — and trying to keep any signs of their fear and lack of control  2004 Page #82  
ng's slO\,v movements when showing signs of life. He refused to say that th 2005 Page #36  
 antenna, big air vents, and other signs tl1at the seemmgly abandoned, dete 2005 Page #66  
y completed , and there are strong signs of case validity. If a document ca 2005 Page #137  
er or lower. This level shows both signs of positive authenticity and worri 2005 Page #137  
agraphs of the document) that show signs of authenticity, but on balance th 2005 Page #138  
welcome. Despite positive/familiar signs, government would necessarily rese 2006 Page #58  
edness for the unexpected, even as signs of benevolence invite diplomatic w 2006 Page #59  
ity would be evaluation of NHI for signs of physical/psychological familiar 2006 Page #59  
racks around the dead animal 5. No signs of ante mortem struggle 6. Skin or 2006 Page #115  
om the nose and mouth and he shows signs of a mild case of the "bends." Tho 2006 Page #187  
 gates were open and there were no signs saying Nlilirary Base keep out. Yo 2007 Page #88  
were left unlocked with no warning signs on them. GM: I see your point it's 2007 Page #88  
n good condition, and did not show signs of excessive oxidized wear. He was 2007 Page #100  
mented decades ago-and it shows no signs of being changed or amended anytim 2008 Page #26  
 United States-a Fourth Reich? The signs are ominous. Since 2000, the natio 2008 Page #144  

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Nonetheless, one of ufology's most sigruficant chapters continues to remain 2005 Page #88  
aggressive in their pursuit of all sigruficant events. l f we want to know  2007 Page #8  
 Nen1s & IVorlrl Report, and other sigruficant nacional weekly and monthly  2007 Page #68  

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ype VTOL variant (possibly Project Sih erbug) of the original 103           2007 Page #109  

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; the object appeared in one photo sih-et), in the next glistening like gol 2007 Page #199  

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 AEOOND UNVIENT/FTED oBJEOT ' VERY SIHILAR TO THE F/R37 ONE RE.PrIATEDI .HA 2004 Page #21  

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ht V-173 "Flying Pancake", Project SiJverbug, or the Chance Vought XFSU-1.  2007 Page #95  

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. Lewis □ Jackson Fire Chief - ? n Sikeston Military - known personnel □ Co 2003 Page #31  
t a short fifty miles away was the Sikeston military base. This was not som 2003 Page #33  
rash Site □ 1942 - 309th AAFFTD At Sikeston o Capt. Harold J. Shelden, Jr.  2003 Page #33  
rs ■ County & police dispatchers ■ Sikeston military commanders Huffman sta 2003 Page #34  
Missouri Institute of Aeronautics, Sikeston, MO 1942, Sikeston Public Libra 2003 Page #39  
of Aeronautics, Sikeston, MO 1942, Sikeston Public Library. 35              2003 Page #39  

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NDREDS Of PEOPLE OUTSIDE • HOVERED SIL[(lffLY FOR HOURS ABOVE LAUNCH SITE • 2008 Page #150  

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rank Scully by oil well prospector Silas Newton. However, a single line in  2004 Page #97  
blished in 1983 now indicates that Silas Newton may have been telling the t 2004 Page #97  
arly 1950s, by two proven con-men, Silas Newton and Leo Gebauer?" The preva 2004 Page #215  
    Aztec 1948 examine the role of Silas Newton and Leo Gebauer, in light o 2004 Page #218  
ec incident. This is the matter of Silas Newton's alleged diary, in which h 2004 Page #221  
it might even have been written by Silas Newton. Indeed, it might be the "s 2004 Page #221  
ll probably always be the taint of Silas Newton and Leo Gebauer as huckster 2004 Page #223  
ittle Men From Venus: The Story of Silas Newton" (self- published paper, 19 2004 Page #223  
from the alleged personal diary of Silas Newton (one of the key sources for 2005 Page #132  

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y for the injunction 's violation. Silbert felt that allowing the matter to 2005 Page #101  

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k will eventually be broken of his silence and we will get an answer as to  2003 Page #36  
hade. Then there is the deliberate silence of Wayne Fisk, the last person t 2003 Page #38  
 illegal, unethical acts to ensure silence (a “Cosmic Watergate ”) □ The se 2003 Page #188  
 during which I sat and watched in silence as Budd brought Larry back to th 2004 Page #59  
ed that he had promised Truman his silence. When he was on his deathbed in  2004 Page #84  
nvitation to the "men in black" to silence them. However, all this informat 2004 Page #117  
. Reports of threats and worse, to silence witnesses, have been part of the 2004 Page #145  
ause of the military's pressure to silence him. The sheriff's grand-daughte 2004 Page #145  
ere very insistent. "They tried to silence me," says Luzia. But she still w 2005 Page #36  
t the map and noting my protracted silence, he pointed vaguely to an area i 2005 Page #43  
ht up and out of sight in complete silence. Again, the year of the Norton A 2005 Page #84  
hat the maneuverability, speed and silence of the unknowns repeatedly defie 2005 Page #94  
ct studies and maintain the vow of silence on their findings. The engineeri 2005 Page #167  
eir legs. The canyon was dark, the silence broken only by the rush of the K 2006 Page #71  
e Mexican military clamped a radio silence on all search efforts. "The radi 2006 Page #134  
ns, the Zona del Silencio (Zone of Silence), where strange, unknown forces  2007 Page #185  
ico. After flying over the Zone of Silence, the 1974 UFO entered the Mexica 2007 Page #185  
is rights, who waived his right to silence because he felt that he did not  2008 Page #30  
 and then maybe figure out whom to silence or discredit. But it also fooled 2008 Page #111  
ed helicopters ■ Iran ■ Government silence on UFOs and mutes                2008 Page #160  
l'vlid-Year UFOs ■ « A l\1ysteoous Silence" ■ Fighting Americ:i 's Goliath: 2008 Page #162  
 Security Control called for radio silence, and Sgt. Penniston asked Ed Cab 2009 Page #63  
 night, Lt. Fred Buran, that radio silence was called for because Security  2009 Page #63  
 time, she decided to end her long silence. 1 point this out because there  2009 Page #89  
y encounters with UFOs. ■ Official silence. ■ Military agencies often in th 2009 Page #152  

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

secret is the secrecy itself • The silencers are possibly still at work for 2004 Page #128  

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

t mysterious regions, the Zona del Silencio (Zone of Silence), where strang 2007 Page #185  

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

ims that he was threatened to keep silent about what he saw. 62             2003 Page #66  
d her 8 year-old son saw two huge, silent objects hovering over a mountain  2003 Page #143  
ebriefings" to keep the individual silent about this up till their death be 2003 Page #176  
n. He said that the next evening a silent aircraft that had three lights wa 2004 Page #11  
e spheres originate? What was the "silent aircraft" that flew over the cras 2004 Page #11  
1. As a number of Air Police stood silent guard near the crates, he managed 2005 Page #43  
y advanced aircraft), sightings of silent triangular aircraft began to be r 2005 Page #82  
unting the 8-2. etc.), including a silent flying triangle. • "Unconventiona 2006 Page #27  
 hours a day John Pin. Craven. The Silent Wer. ai ass THE SILENT WA II To h 2006 Page #32  
Craven. The Silent Wer. ai ass THE SILENT WA II To help ensure secrecy the  2006 Page #32  
se. Get big choppers, make them as silent as possible, install the latest i 2006 Page #116  
g out of Groom Lake, ~ including a silent triangle • ......_....,... Better 2007 Page #56  
nowledg e of the Anomal) to remain silent. And there is the claim that the  2007 Page #138  
g from sight." The family remained silent for a few moments, numbed by the  2007 Page #196  
windows and lights and was totally silent, producing only a strong wind. I  2007 Page #200  
he was subsequently warned to stay silent about the incident and only menti 2008 Page #66  
onfused at that point. It was dead silent. No animals were even making nois 2008 Page #81  
 HA VE THE GOVERNMENTS REMAINED SO SILENT? I think just utter fear they cou 2009 Page #85  

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

 huge, black, triangular craft fly silently down the canyon and over the to 2006 Page #199  
craft grew ever smaller as it rose silently into the starlit sky. We could, 2009 Page #55  

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N. HE SAID THAT THE NEXT.FVENING A SILEpt/ AZRORAFT THAI lop THREE LIGHTS W 2004 Page #21  

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42, US authorities also seized the Silesian-American Corporation , managed  2008 Page #129  

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ears to be essentially an aluminum silicate. 155                            2005 Page #157  
es, despite the fact that aluminum silicate would be expected to melt at ab 2005 Page #158  

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light. Let's assume that magnesium silicates on the moon may exist and cont 2008 Page #112  

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m, potassium, sulphur, sodium, and silicium. Phosphorus and iron also showe 2007 Page #199  

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operation of locals The wafer with silicon and zinc Library research Plains 2003 Page #43  
ction 3 Metal foil found with high silicon content Manufacture of domestic  2003 Page #44  
), a research institute founded by Silicon Valley entrepreneur Joseph Firma 2006 Page #49  
acceptable, it had components like silicon, which are utilized in space res 2007 Page #197  
nese (Mn), with some iron (Fe) and silicon (Si), and minimum traces of tita 2007 Page #197  
ng elements: C (carbon) 0.0021 Si (siLicon) 0.09 Mn (manganese) 0.02 p (pho 2007 Page #201  
gen) 12.61 Al (aluminum) 27.03 Si (silicon) 0.00 Fe (iron) 0.42 Cu (copper) 2007 Page #201  

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tmlhrin stat soil— ateuld &□ botso silk —jar* to tto rapidly datarlarstiag  2003 Page #221  

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

 on the Pentagon papers, the Karen Silkwood case, Iran-Contra, and several  2003 Page #197  

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fastened together and covered by a silky material. Nationality not identifi 2004 Page #7  

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ine of the article. "On the window sill from which Mr. Forrestal jumped wer 2003 Page #95  

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

aison with Ansrisan diplcnatic and sill- tary ©fflelals in th* area. In you 2003 Page #213  

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

nicked and reacted hysterically to silly things. It was similar to the way  2004 Page #133  
Roswell away, including the rather silly crash dummy report that suggested  2004 Page #140  
ts? Why do you say SETI stands for Silly Effort To Investigate? Why have yo 2006 Page #4  
 7. WHY do you say SETI stands for Silly Effort to Investigate? Frankly I f 2006 Page #11  
anybody and so can deal with those silly "It would violate the laws of Phys 2006 Page #13  
osition than most to deal with the silly "Secrets can't be kept" notions. C 2006 Page #13  
porter who was there to do another silly season Halloween story on the "Fla 2006 Page #92  
t, which when I trunk about now is silly because people would say well why  2007 Page #83  

Word: "silly-by-associacion", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

that the actual subject of UFOs is silly-by-associacion . Throughout 1989,  2007 Page #67  

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

O activity over :Minuteman missile silos and other miLitary installations.  2007 Page #25  

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

oyo braid plugged up with sand and silt, the water was diverted down and al 2003 Page #49  

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

ses in the case, Liliane de Fatima Silva, 16, her sister, Valquiria Apareci 2005 Page #31  
6, her sister, Valquiria Aparecida Silva, 14, and chei r friend, Katia Xavi 2005 Page #31  
htings. On that date, Luzia Helena Silva and her daughters, Liliane and Val 2005 Page #35  
 On January 18, when Luzi a Helena Silva was leaving her job as a housekeep 2005 Page #36  
on January 13, \'(/alter Xavier da Silva, mayor of ·Monsenhor Paulo (a town 2005 Page #37  
that illuminated the ground. Mayor Silva felt sick and had conjunctivitis f 2005 Page #37  

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

luded with the letter were several silver metal pieces cut in squares, circ 2003 Page #97  
piece had a black side and a shiny silver side. On the left, the dark side  2003 Page #102  
dark side is up. On the right, the silver side is up. 98                    2003 Page #102  
 piece had a dark side and a shiny silver side. On the left, the dark side  2003 Page #103  
dark side is up; on the right, the silver side is up. An inch diameter quar 2003 Page #103  
ark and the other side was a shiny silver. I contacted the university profe 2003 Page #103  
e of one piece on the left and the silver side of the other on the right, b 2003 Page #103  
 was mostly white, not alternating silver and black. Further, all the bismu 2003 Page #109  
when out of the south came a large silver cigar-shaped object dropping lowe 2004 Page #26  
somewhat a mixture of aluminum and silver, and it must have weighed several 2004 Page #27  
ora account and modern UFO cases — silver, metallic cigar-shaped object, sm 2004 Page #27  
s, claimed to have encountered the silver, cigar-shaped object on the groun 2004 Page #32  
of the Johns Hopkins University in Silver Spring, Maryland, to undertake th 2004 Page #66  
sa upon which the 99-foot-diameter silver disk was supposed to have impacte 2004 Page #70  
 alleged location where the large, silver disk came to rest on the mesa abo 2004 Page #70  
before their deaths about a large, silver disk on the Hart Canyon mesa near 2004 Page #73  
ve been the game since 1947, was a silver disc shot down as aforeign enemy' 2004 Page #73  
formation about a 99-foot-diameter silver disc with a dome discovered in th 2004 Page #73  
ngton and Aztec region. SLIDE #23: Silver Disc, "Farmington" Computer Simul 2004 Page #73  
 a black and white photograph of a silver disc in a classified file. This i 2004 Page #73  
ann III UFO and bodies recovered, "silver, skin- tight flight suits" 38 196 2004 Page #112  
31 PM • Disk or egg-shaped object, silver of mercury-like colored, about 5  2004 Page #174  
mas Mantell tried to chase a large silver disc over Simpson County, Kentuck 2005 Page #64  
such as the 1897 crash of a large, silver cigar-shaped object in Aurora, Te 2005 Page #119  
ccors barking orders. The disc was silver) and about 30 feet in diameter. H 2005 Page #165  
 other. It was constructed of dull silver metal like brushed aluminum. Anot 2005 Page #169  
less than five feet. The color was silver, much like polished steel. There  2006 Page #135  
tucky while he was chasing a large silver disc. The plane's metal wreckage  2006 Page #141  
 saw with his own eyes two or more silver discs stacked up in the dead zone 2006 Page #151  
, 3-4' thick with a bubble on top, silver colored with a red rim and having 2006 Page #179  
rks demonstration at the Las Vegas Silver Bowl to listen to the show! Durin 2006 Page #203  
l four discs were poEshed aluminum silver in color, with the aircraft skin  2007 Page #100  
 attempted to intercept a group of silver saucer shaped craft. Fl~ing their 2007 Page #109  
 The object was described as a big silver tubeshaped craft, and it apparent 2007 Page #128  
--- ., .. ::r:r:r•-.•~ This shiny, silver disc with three small spherical s 2007 Page #161  
ion occurred between the streaking silver disc and a small aircraft flying  2007 Page #186  
c, very similar to the Campinas ' "silver rain" and the sparks ejected by t 2007 Page #200  

Word: "silver-colored", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

w Mexico, where a 99-foot-diameter silver-colored lens-shaped craft was all 2004 Page #70  
y officer. Source said diameter of silver-colored disc was 99 feet, found n 2004 Page #73  
-like or cigar-shaped UFO. Gray or silver-colored. about "a third to half t 2006 Page #28  

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

all, with brown skin and wearing a silver-metallic flight suit. Stansel wor 2005 Page #169  

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

the over-fly of i\lfiami (see Avro Silverbug lllustration). Immediately aft 2007 Page #110  
ecret Experimental aircraft. (Avro Silverbug Illustration) 104              2007 Page #110  
Y" and project ''Y2" (aka "Project Silverbug"). Project Silverbug was a des 2007 Page #111  
(aka "Project Silverbug"). Project Silverbug was a design for a supersonic  2007 Page #111  

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

 to th.is Reich's associate, · Dr. Silverc, had transported a small amount  2005 Page #100  

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

1 t says that reports by pilots of silvercolored spheres were being "heavil 2007 Page #17  

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

 Reich's physicians, Dr. L Lichael Silvert, rud just that, and Reich, then  2005 Page #101  

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

cident, which stated: An abandoned silvery disc was found in the deep rock- 2004 Page #14  
l round mouth. It was clothed in a silvery, metallic suit and wore a skullc 2005 Page #41  
ion that reads thus: "An abandoned silvery ruse was found in the deep rock- 2005 Page #133  
omote the Airport Express. In it a silvery UFO hovers inside an airport cor 2007 Page #67  
 reacts in shock as he stares at a silvery alien that has just fallen from  2007 Page #67  
ch was nearly intact, was a shiny, silvery disc unlike anything the Mexican 2007 Page #186  
ernal surface of the disk was like silvery polished steel. The outer rim of 2007 Page #187  
her Dr. Jacques Vallee describes a silvery metal fragment from Bogota, Colo 2007 Page #199  
l round mouth. It was clothed in a silvery, metallic suit and wore a skullc 2009 Page #49  
l round mouth. It was clothed in a silvery, metallic suit and wore a skullc 2009 Page #55  
et tall by all accounts. It wore a silvery suit and had a very small head,  2009 Page #135  

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

d 11! Esistencc or the weapon tint simiiar lt!ld. wa, reported whe:i Profcu 2009 Page #183  

Word: "similar", 128 instance(s) (Back to Top)

aid he did not recognize, but were similar to Egyptian hieroglyphics. There 2003 Page #23  
ll get the no comment statement or similar brush off. Either way this will  2003 Page #36  
sland debris, recommended that all similar incidents of crash retrieval deb 2003 Page #42  
inspected it. Polyethylene plastic similar to this is used in hundreds of m 2003 Page #46  
ed as second sole (1 and 2) appear similar. I can see from a microscopical  2003 Page #48  
ve-mentioned material. It appeared similar in texture and color to the sliv 2003 Page #49  
he object was described as looking similar to an acorn and was a brownish-g 2003 Page #58  
range markings that he felt looked similar to ancient Egyptian hieroglyphic 2003 Page #60  
 in his hand that, to Joel, looked similar to a police officer's billy club 2003 Page #69  
osition some distance away, looked similar to a deer trail. Joel stated, "I 2003 Page #69  
on. John Hays mentioned seeing two similar box shaped devices with the pers 2003 Page #70  
hed in New Mexico and which sounds similar to the South Carolina writer's d 2003 Page #101  
the vehicle, vectoring it in a way similar to the way you order a voluntary 2003 Page #102  
tates of both Mg and Zn have quite similar physical and chemical properties 2003 Page #115  
a monoclinic crystal structure and similar index of refraction (information 2003 Page #115  
 documentResponse to concern O See similar documents; follows style In 1953 2003 Page #186  
ing kept there". The substantially similar content and format to that of an 2003 Page #203  
f how and why these directives are similar and the signatures appear to be  2003 Page #203  
ether. This could explain both the similar language and identical signature 2003 Page #203  
ves are not identical yet they are similar. Table 1 shows gross statistical 2003 Page #205  
wining and Wedemeyer directives so similar. Response: This concern does not 2003 Page #208  
ere known authentic directives are similar or have identical signatures. 4. 2003 Page #209  
olated. Indeed, there are numerous similar accounts that span the decades — 2004 Page #4  
n tomorrow. Signed: E.E. Hayden. A similar story was published in the Fort  2004 Page #27  
 Kendrick and Norm Smith had had a similar experience to that of Laurie Wic 2004 Page #36  
f ten times the norm for the area. Similar readings were recorded where tre 2004 Page #47  
, we're talking three tunnels of a similar size. G. The area around here is 2004 Page #53  
e Smith UFO work in the 1950s told similar stories about this small UFO har 2004 Page #94  
wo-foot-wide disc by a jet. It was similar to the Moore/CIA piece but not e 2004 Page #102  
nknown, USA 1 0 0 0 1 No names but similar to Corso account re back- engine 2004 Page #112  
nits than to drain our treasury. A similar motive applies to the case of th 2004 Page #125  
sterically to silly things. It was similar to the way people had behaved wh 2004 Page #133  
imator Ward Kimball came up with a similar surprise at the MUFON Internatio 2004 Page #147  
d film. Mike described it as being similar to the alien autopsy footage tha 2004 Page #180  
e did he say it was the same, just similar. Of the footage he personally vi 2004 Page #180  
ber was contacted to communicate a similar message to what Linda Howe and R 2004 Page #194  
h and Joseph Kennedy, had espoused similar views at various times prior to  2004 Page #224  
 • V. The Evidence of Legend • VI. Similar Aerial Phenomena • VII. The Sigh 2004 Page #245  
tes were analyzed at NPIC and show similar characteristics of those seen in 2004 Page #246  
 ■ " ••• optical wave guide fibers similar to glass rods except they are fl 2005 Page #11  
ood." On February 6, a small tumor similar co a boil appeared in Chereze's  2005 Page #33  
ng crumpled in the witness's hand, similar to what was reported in the 1947 2005 Page #37  
ction of the spheres is not known. Similar descriptions apply to the McDonn 2005 Page #83  
early 21st century is poised for a similar political crisis. Widespread pub 2005 Page #84  
 supportive or otherwise, follow a similar logic: that the level of importa 2005 Page #102  
ost• Intelligencer, July 29, 1952; similar articles in San Francisco Chroni 2005 Page #121  
he Army Air Corps also recovered a similar object in the San Bernardino Mou 2005 Page #122  
material is challenging, but it is similar to forensic investigation of que 2005 Page #129  
l to this very day. How many other similar rumors have a similar origin is  2005 Page #134  
w many other similar rumors have a similar origin is anybody's guess." Perh 2005 Page #134  
documents, formats that are wrong, similar handwriting or content possibly  2005 Page #137  
e engineering alien technology are similar to the arguments against ancient 2005 Page #163  
s new book "Need to Know" recounts similar cases. I am working on a claim b 2006 Page #5  
s, especially the 46 that are very similar to the sun. The driving fact her 2006 Page #5  
he Boondocks". C. Mining engineers similar to those who went to California  2006 Page #6  
s using communication technologies similar to ones we have developed to try 2006 Page #11  
 great deal of common heritage and similar background and access to similar 2006 Page #11  
d similar background and access to similar science, can't correctly predict 2006 Page #11  
redict the technique to be used by similar people a few hundred miles away, 2006 Page #11  
by comparing its chief elements to similar documents produced in the 1950's 2006 Page #15  
the standards used in that era for similar government issued documents. Sig 2006 Page #15  
nals skilled in the preparation of similar manuals. The discrepancies in SO 2006 Page #15  
eblower testimonies suggest that a similar template is used for recruiting, 2006 Page #23  
it is highly likely that something similar to the above template was used i 2006 Page #24  
y shape shifting to some extent. • Similar or same sightings elsewhere esp  2006 Page #30  
essions are not aware of any other similar effort, before or since, to cond 2006 Page #69  
creature that wore a cloth garment similar to a monks outfit. It was depict 2006 Page #91  
nstitutions run by the Government. Similar highly sophisticated multi-level 2006 Page #103  
efute the presence or absence of a similar pathogen, as yet unknown to the  2006 Page #112  
ilating animals, mostly cattle for similar but different reasons. "Our" con 2006 Page #117  
the British Isles and the second a similar event in the harsh, hot deserts  2006 Page #119  
ncident which might have been very similar in nature. It's conceivable that 2006 Page #126  
 claim to have heard of distinctly similar stories and rumors that link the 2006 Page #126  
ite, there are three screens built similar to that, but the screens are rou 2006 Page #152  
; and Fleet Air Wings, Atlantic. A similar reorganization had produced AirL 2006 Page #161  
nd chasing "will o' the wisps" and similar ethereal things of no consequenc 2006 Page #174  
bate that continue to smolder over similar events, such as Roswell, to this 2006 Page #183  
ription, on the other hand, sounds similar to a classic 'flying saucer" con 2006 Page #190  
ht next to another sunken artifact similar in composition but variant in sh 2006 Page #191  
nother woman who reported seeing a similar black, triangular craft flying l 2006 Page #199  
gelow and NIDS were later to buy a similar ranch in Utah that was showing v 2006 Page #200  
anch in Utah that was showing very similar events and sent the NIDS team in 2006 Page #200  
 where Mr. Bigelow and I had heard similar tales of mutilations. On my last 2006 Page #202  
bout UFOs. 1 could probably make a similar argument for the others. Here's  2007 Page #28  
 Fort V. The Evidence of Legend VL Similar Aerial Phenomena VII. The Sighti 2007 Page #44  
ble, giants in history, dwarfs VI. Similar Aerial Phenomena: will-othe-wisp 2007 Page #44  
tos were analyzed at NPIC and show similar characteristics of those seen in 2007 Page #49  
 world" as well. Early this year a similar abduction themed ad appeared in  2007 Page #71  
uoting from the briefing paper, "A similar analysis of the four dead occupa 2007 Page #75  
of unauthorised access or any such similar measures to tell you how these s 2007 Page #87  
called "Flying Saucer" shape, very similar to two saucers stacked one over  2007 Page #99  
 best be described as looking very similar to that of a Harrier or Douglas  2007 Page #100  
 main cabin/fuselage appeared very similar to that of a Douglas DC-6 passen 2007 Page #106  
and cljssipacing the extreme heat (similar to a flat rock when thrO\\ n acr 2007 Page #109  
ole". The nose gear strut was very similar in appearance to that of a Frenc 2007 Page #114  
 in full deflection of the rudder (similar to that of a Schweizer 2-33 gtid 2007 Page #115  
s crashed discs. This team is very similar to the Navy Seals or Green Beret 2007 Page #131  
es of metal at this site that were similar in nature to the metal we found  2007 Page #189  
c shaped object seen by Mateos was similar to the one that crashed nearby o 2007 Page #191  
rashed nearby one year later. Also similar were the three discs that surrou 2007 Page #191  
ra and by the Brazilian Army, with similar results, leading Fontes co ~oncl 2007 Page #195  
eaching the ground. Vallee giYes a similar description of th.is effect in h 2007 Page #199  
" spouted by the flying disc, very similar to the Campinas ' "silver rain"  2007 Page #200  
ls. According co Sergio Poulain, a similar effect was observed in his own m 2007 Page #201  
ption that had been made in other, similar sightings over the years. The ob 2008 Page #12  
izens. On January 6, 1949, another similar object was sighted in the same a 2008 Page #27  
itnesses; because of the detailed, similar description of the objects seen  2008 Page #29  
ividuals have reportedly undergone similar, distressing experiences at the  2008 Page #35  
 the recovery sites of other, very similar spheres-one of which was said to 2008 Page #37  
way and her description included a similar perception-the unknown object wa 2008 Page #48  
uertas (Peru, 1980) were placed in similar positions and their stories, in  2008 Page #66  
 by an unusual underground rattle, similar to a railway upon which dozens o 2008 Page #98  
urrounding forested areas was very similar, if not consistent, with the typ 2008 Page #101  
reveals population genetic effects similar to those observed in the regions 2008 Page #102  
our more criteria which seem to be similar, as noted by the% differences in 2008 Page #107  
e could be easily authenticated if similar documents were available from th 2008 Page #111  
that chey should have a psychology similar co that of men. At any race, int 2008 Page #112  
sions Act, which created tribunals similar to the Nazi Special Courts); the 2008 Page #123  
erusing his files for documents of similar length (a few pages) at a simila 2009 Page #10  
 similar length (a few pages) at a similar time (circa 1976 and into the 80 2009 Page #10  
ases and sentences that are highly similar to those in QDI. Dr. Carole Chas 2009 Page #11  
, and found a published book using similar paragraphs. In reading this work 2009 Page #11  
ol group called MJ-12, MAJESTIC or similar variations . One leaked document 2009 Page #36  
 opened and two or three creatures similar to humans and a small robot came 2009 Page #134  
ing about forty feet up, also very similar to the Rendlesham Forest inciden 2009 Page #140  
rs of a single military unit. On a similar note, elite forces like the Navy 2009 Page #155  
." Light waves, he said, offered a similar field. "Below the infra reds and 2009 Page #162  
be •Talk to a source who worked on similar project                          2009 Page #192  

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ns o( application would have betrn similarit y to one method of using lhe a 2009 Page #184  

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

urial in the Aurora Cemetery." The similarities between the Aurora account  2004 Page #27  
d to relate general information on similarities with other crashes. "Offici 2004 Page #75  
explanations, and mine history for similarities. In the face of strangeness 2006 Page #59  
his sense the Bogota case has some similarities with Ubatuba, where the dat 2007 Page #200  

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astic-like... o Substantial beams..similarity...dense grain-free wood...ten 2003 Page #175  
 Slide 48 shows the many points of similarity throughout. We have also comp 2003 Page #181  
ar -Negative This has the greatest similarity to a typical war-preparation, 2006 Page #68  
chael Bara pointed to a disturbing similarity with Russian space flights. 1 2008 Page #135  
h respect to two aspects: ( 1) the similarity to the wording of an authenti 2009 Page #13  
ilerplate" responses, the detailed similarity of the wording is startling.  2009 Page #13  
 DCI also in view of the extensive similarity of words to an authentic 1959 2009 Page #13  
ans of application would have some similarity to one method of using the at 2009 Page #157  
ans of application would have some similarity to one method of using the at 2009 Page #158  
ans of application would have some similarity to one method of using the at 2009 Page #168  
 orlc.in in misun:i~rs;andin;;~ on similarity to o:ic m~thod o! i:sini: :h~ 2009 Page #182  

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

t numbers of the era; furthermore, similarly dated authentic manuals use so 2003 Page #178  
er case, changing in the late 50s. Similarly, the two-word "screw driver" w 2003 Page #181  
entic historical records that show similarly worded directives. 3. Find oth 2003 Page #209  
e in pursuit of Project Moon Dust. Similarly, a Department of State telegra 2004 Page #7  
istory. Other national crises have similarly led to the release of substant 2005 Page #84  
of UFO crash-retrie,·aJ accounts . Similarly, follo,ving the collapse of Na 2005 Page #133  
d Operation BLUE FLY missions were similarly discontinued." From outright d 2005 Page #142  
ican people had not been informed. Similarly, the Soviets had shot down a n 2006 Page #8  
 fastest fighter jets of the time. Similarly, if the detection had been mad 2006 Page #172  
ed "ET" Nabisco Graham Crackers. A similarly marketed package of Kraft Maca 2007 Page #63  
cy, and military power projection. Similarly, the late political scientist, 2008 Page #24  
nking it was the end of the world. Similarly, the Krasnoyaretz newspaper re 2008 Page #98  
ty and decimating the countryside. Similarly , in his debut novel of 1951 t 2008 Page #102  
ive comparisons become arbitrary . Similarly , old and new methods of warfa 2009 Page #19  
tter than that of the atomic bomb. Similarly, the "fire" of an extraterre s 2009 Page #20  

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

ong the circumference of the djsc, simjlar to the 20' model. Jack remembers 2007 Page #107  

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rry it out. The Cold War was still simmering when Paul Bennewitz began to n 2003 Page #141  

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

fologist, as well as by .Auriphebo Simoes, an airline pilot and researcher, 2007 Page #193  

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s UFO Top Secrets Exposed (London: Simon & Schuster, 1997), pp. 211-231; Az 2004 Page #223  
oodoo. I did confirm that James S. Simon, Jr., had been killed in the crash 2006 Page #85  
ery. According to Max Hastings and Simon Jenkins, in their book The Battle  2006 Page #128  
 for the Falklands, Max Hastings & Simon Jenkins, Pan Books, 1997. 21. Conv 2006 Page #137  
Operation Thunderchild, Nick Pope, Simon & Schuster, 1999. 25. Interview wi 2006 Page #137  
Operation Thunderchild, Nick Pope, Simon & Schuster, 1999. 27. Interview, N 2006 Page #137  
y Walter Isaacson and Evan Thomas (Simon and Shuster, NY; 1986; pages 544-5 2006 Page #166  
ought assistance from Dr. Benjamin Simon, a Boston-based psychiatrist and n 2008 Page #35  
6 Cauldron of Hell, Jack Stoneley, Simon & Schuster, 1977 The Day the Sky S 2008 Page #103  
ar Bush's Modem Arms and Free Men (Simon and Schuster, 1949), written for p 2009 Page #24  

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 Tclccommunic ::ioons Spcciali::;t Simone Mendez During the c:nly 1930s, sh 2009 Page #152  

Word: "simple", 32 instance(s) (Back to Top)

presence of hydrogen is to apply a simple flame test, familiar to most stud 2003 Page #114  
and that's a man-made dip. It's as simple as that. And it goes into the bas 2004 Page #53  
firm that it could not have been a simple letter thanking Emenegger for the 2004 Page #185  
 do with a power source, which was simple, self-sustaining and unlimited 20 2004 Page #211  
of Leo Gebauer's FBI file. Would a simple con man — no matter how sophistic 2004 Page #218  
n to look for them. The reason was simple. If allegations from the Scully b 2004 Page #219  
 to be not as cut and dried as any simple pro- or anti-press conference sta 2004 Page #238  
hat he had an immunodeficiency." A simple urinary infection or pneumonia, o 2005 Page #33  
ich developed the cloud-buster , a simple yet effective apparatus which, wh 2005 Page #88  
s that allowed such a deceptivel y simple apparatu s to alter entire weathe 2005 Page #88  
e calJed orgone, and a deceptively simple therapeutic and experimental devi 2005 Page #90  
of Einstein's assistants offered a simple explanation. The differential was 2005 Page #92  
e faced with here is not so much a simple passivity or mistrust of new idea 2005 Page #103  
y collapsed as nothing more than a simple hoax. The cases cited above, howe 2005 Page #134  
 a manifold function; it is not as simple as true or false, hoaxed or real. 2005 Page #135  
nd, after much effort, that it was simple unexpected things ranging from lo 2006 Page #11  
ry or evidence, but began from the simple premise that open, undeniable con 2006 Page #48  
f subtly different shapes: in this simple chemical fact may lie the heart o 2006 Page #114  
opinion that this is evidence of a simple hoax, as the UFO authority and au 2006 Page #125  
m human experience and tempered by simple logic and the innate reason of hu 2006 Page #182  
le in the background. The text was simple and to the point: "\Xie know why  2007 Page #61  
o accompJjsh this incredible feat? Simple. "New Friskies Vitality. Now with 2007 Page #67  
ers to subscribe co the paper. The simple sketch showed a smjling man with  2007 Page #67  
ered alien technolog y. ln another simple yet powerful layout, a late model 2007 Page #71  
he operation was nothing more than simple airplane crash retrieval. However 2007 Page #187  
ow this for certain? The answer is simple. They could find no record of a U 2008 Page #16  
              development is not a simple matter of dielectric breakdown ,  2008 Page #78  
k noted in slide 16. They were all simple letters, one of which was to Eins 2008 Page #107  
ine the policy, and it is always a simple matter to drag the people along,  2008 Page #123  
S-4 package is really genuine? The simple answer is "I don't know yet." I t 2009 Page #13  
 the phenomena , intelligence is a simple and self-evident thing. As an act 2009 Page #15  
r its very modest beginnings, as a simple railroad siding near Beale's Spri 2009 Page #48  

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

why might UFOs crash to earth? The simplest thought is that highly advanced 2005 Page #121  
d Extraterrestrial Spacecraft? The simplest answer is that is the only conc 2006 Page #4  

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

e Human Race, then only a complete simpleton would deny a national security 2008 Page #37  

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

 a Shield than a Sword, Pursuit of Simplicity and Energy ji-om Heaven and E 2009 Page #9  

Word: "simply", 57 instance(s) (Back to Top)

can’t answer these questions. They simply criticize with no evidence. ”Colo 2003 Page #13  
enheimer Einstein draft memo dated simply June 1947 has the first discussio 2003 Page #27  
les. We are not certain if this is simply a question of memory, or if other 2003 Page #66  
ntion the hieroglyphics and stated simply, "The pilot, who was not an inhab 2004 Page #27  
ic. The "peculiar phenomena" could simply appear in flight with Top Secret  2004 Page #82  
ld ask him about Roswell, he would simply tell us that he had promised Pres 2004 Page #85  
said nothing about it is that they simply don't know what to do about it."  2004 Page #88  
on will probably always be seen as simply the president who was brought dow 2004 Page #180  
 any more definitive conclusion is simply unsupported by the available evid 2004 Page #214  
. Conversely, the documents cannot simply be labeled as obvious hoaxes, as  2004 Page #214  
ferent scientists, and that he had simply created the moniker "Dr. Gee" to  2004 Page #218  
about the Aztec incident since has simply accepted Cahn's unproven conclusi 2004 Page #219  
long standing government effort or simply the fear of ridicule and embarras 2004 Page #253  
y cost to sav that eve[) thing was simply a joke. They did not threaten her 2005 Page #36  
ers described in the documents are simply extraorcunary. A few include mult 2005 Page #74  
thing structurally serious and not simply a war spike, and the spreading re 2005 Page #85  
b it, rapidly reflects the energy. Simply put, the accumulator works on the 2005 Page #90  
 the Earth's rotation. These stars simply vanished inrucating they were som 2005 Page #95  
ing clown as Director, or was this simply part of a plan to allow an extrem 2005 Page #97  
of an accident. Other accounts are simply inaccurate . In Contact With Spac 2005 Page #102  
d not exist at all, that they were simply hallucinations or perhaps some ma 2005 Page #118  
lievability may be lost to time or simply mistaken . Some, however, give ta 2005 Page #121  
 of UFO crashes and retrievals are simply woven from Lies and delusions. \X 2005 Page #132  
he cases that follow-persists. Put simply: on rare occasions craft from non 2005 Page #143  
de surrounrung thjs film and there simply is not enough room to cover all o 2005 Page #146  
o know who to trust. NHI could win simply by waiting for human institutions 2006 Page #64  
incident was genuine or a hoax. He simply labeled it: "Insufficient Data."  2006 Page #87  
legations, and so the Express just simply wrote off the story. But as he sa 2006 Page #125  
ames Prescott controversy, and may simply have included the Porton Down ang 2006 Page #131  
robably 40 miles away — the bogies simply disappeared. UFO Speeds On Radars 2006 Page #145  
FO Crash Retrieval Conference this simply have not been found. However, I c 2006 Page #179  
beings and energies not-from-here) simply does not exist. Why do these bein 2006 Page #181  
ent, it's as if the entire episode simply vanished beneath waves. Until it  2006 Page #183  
, unremarkable summer night. There simply doesn't seem to have been much ac 2006 Page #189  
ntry into Earth's atmosphere would simply break into two pieces as it colli 2006 Page #191  
Incident, the Two-Object theory is simply not supported by evidence, logic, 2006 Page #191  
               Or maybe the object simply floated away. When Richard Burke  2006 Page #192  
rsity of Washington identify it as simply "rust," or "red dirt"? Why couldn 2006 Page #192  
g been discovered at long last, it simply left of its own accord? 189       2006 Page #192  
ther of these activities, or would simply like to receive updates regarding 2006 Page #193  
reporting. ■ Only oral briefing. ■ Simply that the program exists -no detai 2007 Page #52  
 words, ·more than $1 trillion was simply gone and no one can be sure of wh 2007 Page #53  
terview I conducted. Kadesch said, simply, "[It]. .. probably was a bolide. 2008 Page #11  
e and that his leader's MIG-21 had simply disintegrated. Cuban radar then r 2008 Page #29  
ll-reasoned logic, either scenario simply had to have had a bearing on nati 2008 Page #33  
t the incident as seriously as me, simply because of their automatic reacti 2008 Page #66  
en released, most FOI requests can simply be dealt with by a standard reply 2008 Page #68  
oD will need a new review, or will simply rely on Project Condign, is open  2008 Page #68  
                 The word Reich is simply the Gennan word for empire. No on 2008 Page #124  
el we find a man publicly known as simply a notable astronomer having int1i 2008 Page #134  
 telling the truth about UFOs THEY SIMPLY DON'T CARE!! IMPACT OF THE CONDON 2008 Page #147  
r we think 'they arc Soviet.' This simply does not serve our sovereignty an 2009 Page #16  
ed us to lose precious information simply because a director refused to bel 2009 Page #16  
r rediscover the secret. To put it simply, a secret known to a million peop 2009 Page #20  
e sure Dahl and the others had not simply gotten drunk and wrecked the boat 2009 Page #31  
ommentator might say that Bethurum simply made up his story after hearing o 2009 Page #55  
s or expand her recollections. She simply told her story as she knew it. As 2009 Page #89  

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

 to chase a large silver disc over Simpson County, Kentuck y, on Januaty 7, 2005 Page #64  

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

earchers William LaParl and Derrel Sims claimed to have been approached ind 2004 Page #196  
 a scanning ion mass spectroscope (SIMS) or Auger analysis. The SEM analysi 2007 Page #199  
d the rest in trace elements." The SIMS rest "found a surface layer of carb 2007 Page #199  

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

ations in which the Russians would simulate an attack to draw our fire. Abo 2009 Page #22  

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

5x11 (2 pages per page) □ Original simulated in Jan 1995 □ The following su 2003 Page #170  

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

lassified Library File "A computer simulates the disc-shaped craft as it wa 2004 Page #73  

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

Silver Disc, "Farmington" Computer Simulation of B&W Photograph Military Ba 2004 Page #73  
 shook the earth for miles around. Simulation of Mid-air Collision benveen  2007 Page #186  

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

m to design and construct a flight simulator that our airmen could use to l 2005 Page #45  
 an alien scientist on designing a simulator using our own av-ionics techno 2005 Page #164  
m to design and construct a flight simulator that our airmen could use to l 2009 Page #52  

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

egas, says that he designed flight simulators for our pilots because our pi 2005 Page #164  
vity propulsion systems: on flight simulators for exotic aircraft -and on a 2005 Page #169  

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

 have been rejected because of the simultaneous witnessing of the objects w 2008 Page #29  

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

d kept talking with Colin Andrews. Simultaneously, I began trying to learn  2006 Page #89  
east of Corpus Christi, the object simultaneously decelerated to approximat 2006 Page #133  
ight flash in the sky was reported simultaneously in Atlanta, Newman, and C 2007 Page #133  
s from the Director of the CIA who simultaneously headed the MJ-12 Special  2009 Page #39  

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

s gospel of denial and dependence, sin and salvation, forever and ever, ame 2006 Page #182  

Word: "sin-of-all-sins", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

he actress commjrr.ed the ulcimate sin-of-all-sins: she requested a visa to 2007 Page #137  

Word: "sina011", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 difICO 0 rm.. elrimitvoly far Mil sina011.1.1, Anthilp Re. tbe /0/40/0, 0( 2006 Page #37  

Word: "since", 263 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ident What ’s your stance on UFOs, since the government secrecy is very rea 2003 Page #9  
eaked documents from three sources since 1994 provide both direct and indir 2003 Page #25  
el □ Coroner - Norval Burton Short Since this event happened outside of the 2003 Page #31  
ave been hiding this fact at least since 1941; and that the involvement has 2003 Page #38  
of information and disinformation. Since Harold Dahl had retained samples o 2003 Page #41  
eventually acquitted of the crime, since then his role as a CIA agent has b 2003 Page #42  
icating very little wear. However, since up to one-quarter or one-third of  2003 Page #48  
type of rubber — unable to confirm since the material is not homogeneous) T 2003 Page #50  
the sky did receive wide exposure, since it was covered by the local and na 2003 Page #53  
been frequenting the local library since I was 10 years old, searching for  2003 Page #54  
ividuals who have not gone public. Since Unsolved Mysteries broadcast a pro 2003 Page #57  
as somewhat familiar with the area since he had hunted down there. Bulebush 2003 Page #60  
uld be okay to discuss what he saw since it was now on TV. Myron said that  2003 Page #62  
s been the most likely possibility since we have information from the U.S.  2003 Page #65  
ocused on during that media event. Since then, Leslie Kean, an independent  2003 Page #65  
generally accepted this as hearsay since there has never been any evidence  2003 Page #67  
rg, and they went to that location since Joel was somewhat familiar with th 2003 Page #68  
as somewhat familiar with the area since he had hunted there. Joel's brothe 2003 Page #68  
 no public attention at this point since his family is against it, but he i 2003 Page #70  
 fallen in the Kecksburg area, and since he was out cruising and lived clos 2003 Page #70  
ed (in 1974), and which I have had since his own estate was settled. As I u 2003 Page #98  
m terrestrial machining operations since they measured in common terrestria 2003 Page #100  
., in Ann Arbor from 1976 to 1983. Since 1987, he has worked independently  2003 Page #111  
ubble emission continued for days. Since the bubbles are an indication that 2003 Page #112  
e list of very unusual properties, since the oxidation of MgO generally for 2003 Page #114  
 much trouble. Defame dead people, since one can't lie sued for Libel. Of c 2003 Page #118  
top us from annihilating ourselves since the early days of Cold War paranoi 2003 Page #142  
 stories had been circulating ever since the early 1980s, which was coincid 2003 Page #146  
had been working for the Air Force since 1970 on various projects falling i 2003 Page #148  
ng: Project Beta. Project Beta has since entered UFO legend, and many permu 2003 Page #149  
ans have been getting better every since □ You would expect a recovery manu 2003 Page #170  
. None of this applies to SOM 1-01 since it is printed. There, however, we  2003 Page #178  
nd a lot of guessing. Furthermore, since the contents have been publicly di 2003 Page #179  
 their own authority for security, since security is clearly the predominan 2003 Page #185  
appeared on an open-line talk show since. The question I asked him was the  2003 Page #202  
ng. Mr. Cheney, I have a question. Since a statement made by George Bush la 2003 Page #202  
I have not come across the subject since I've been back - I guess it's Janu 2003 Page #202  
 signed after he had already left, since his flight logs show that he flew  2003 Page #208  
e tracking these obj^^s on-and-off since June 25 from Station "A", all indi 2003 Page #233  
at have occurred across the planet since the late 1940s; and which will hop 2004 Page #4  
 have done so on regular occasions since at least the 1940s, who is recover 2004 Page #4  
al observers of the Arctic regions since the event at Spitsbergen, report t 2004 Page #13  
s was not one of them. At any rate since Lawrence Smith's boat was in the l 2004 Page #39  
er seen anything like it before or since, did not like to sail through it a 2004 Page #40  
, then what were they looking for? Since the message was on the open marine 2004 Page #40  
lities raise some questions. First since everyone was aware of the strong c 2004 Page #42  
ob MacDonald on the same occasion. Since they both told me the same story o 2004 Page #43  
ghborhood for obvious reasons, and since, as everyone knows, Laundromats ca 2004 Page #43  
some corner of the public eye ever since. When Lel t At East Gate: A First- 2004 Page #46  
had been involved to come forward. Since then, new information has irregula 2004 Page #46  
ers have remained in Larry's files since. Excerpts from half a dozen of the 2004 Page #49  
t: They've been welded bloody shut since the (my) last visit, that's intere 2004 Page #52  
 146 lives on commercial air lines since May 29, 1947. The peak seemed to c 2004 Page #67  
tional security have been the game since 1947, was a silver disc shot down  2004 Page #73  
utilations have also been reported since at least the 1960s. There have bee 2004 Page #73  
the interest of national security, since at least 1947 — while at the same  2004 Page #75  
n an official American policy ever since to deny ET existence — at all cost 2004 Page #75  
in Colorado again as they had been since the 1960s. I wanted to get to the  2004 Page #76  
utilating animals around the world since at least the early 1950s — accordi 2004 Page #78  
overnment have been running scared since at least 1947 — and trying to keep 2004 Page #82  
l those human abduction complaints since the 1960s, also associated with my 2004 Page #82  
eople who had been close to Smith, since the 1970s. It was not announced to 2004 Page #93  
 close associates had been telling since the 1970s: Cameron: Buchanan told  2004 Page #96  
ases. This would seem to be false, since 79% of the cases cited have refere 2004 Page #115  
een getting better and better ever since. See Slide 20. Genetic Secreg In s 2004 Page #125  
? Answer: they had been practicing since the Cape Girardeau crash of 1941 a 2004 Page #127  
ing this to have been in the plans since the early 40s, clearly these retri 2004 Page #129  
r than I had expected at the time, since I hadn't studied the topic much. A 2004 Page #129  
t such as the L.A. air raid cases, since none of those documents had leaked 2004 Page #129  
 based on active work in this area since 1967, are shown on Slide 28: Large 2004 Page #130  
n history as the greatest cover-up since the crash retrieval program. ARE T 2004 Page #131  
gning authorities knew for a fact, since 1947, that mankind is being scruti 2004 Page #132  
 there have been many developments since our film was first broadcast. But  2004 Page #134  
ell Incident, at a different time, since there have been several reports of 2004 Page #136  
r source or forum up to that time. Since the two Randle/Schmitt books, many 2004 Page #137  
hat type of Roswell cover-up, have since changed sides in the debate. Kent  2004 Page #144  
cly taken a question on UFOs twice since 1947. The first was a couple days  2004 Page #176  
ations nightmare for the Air Force since 1947. Consider, for example, the t 2004 Page #178  
the "story" behind the Aztec story since 1988. Much to my surprise, Ramsey  2004 Page #215  
that in a bit),6 and Stan, who has since been convinced by Ramsey that ther 2004 Page #215  
interested for over three decades, since it first became public, despite th 2004 Page #216  
etails of the Aztec incident, ever since Cahn's 1952 True Magazine article. 2004 Page #218  
eems to have eluded debunkers ever since. These scientists had supposedly d 2004 Page #218  
s written about the Aztec incident since has simply accepted Cahn's unprove 2004 Page #219  
iable con aspect of the story long since exposed by Cahn, why would they co 2004 Page #219  
of a "crashed weather device." And since then, not one single civilian has  2004 Page #230  
rviving negatives have been stored since 1947 is still held at the UTA alon 2004 Page #235  
een floating around Roswell itself since Mac Brazel told Frank Joyce about  2004 Page #236  
ard professor is telling his class since they can prove that there are peop 2004 Page #247  
cribed, penicillin and gentamicin, since doctors thought that it might be a 2005 Page #33  
 . HIV tests were also undertaken "since it was realized that he had an imm 2005 Page #33  
n in pursuit of, something unusual since the 13th, or even before that. Als 2005 Page #37  
er had concerns about the witness, since it became clear to Fowler that the 2005 Page #40  
ntelligence community.2 No wonder, since quite a few of these documents des 2005 Page #73  
rkedly increased social inequality since 1979). \"X/hether one thinks this  2005 Page #75  
er downed or crashed UFOs." Also, "since 1948, secret information concernin 2005 Page #79  
n g, as it was less than two years since Sarbacher wrote his letter verifyi 2005 Page #80  
high speed aircraft being reported since at least 1982. One of these was sm 2005 Page #82  
ach 6. Another was very large, and since 1986 was tracked multiple rimes by 2005 Page #82  
rustorted, attacked and confounded since 1c was first corufied, bv both the 2005 Page #87  
ntist in the world; he had been so since his Theory of General Relativity f 2005 Page #92  
ctive asset of Soviet intelligence since at least 1929. Both Ms. Dukas and  2005 Page #92  
 someone pick up your instruments, since they are of some value. They are u 2005 Page #92  
d the grasp of mechanistic science since cosmjc laws of functiorung are not 2005 Page #95  
cheduled release date. Conclusions Since his death, most accounts of Dr. Wi 2005 Page #102  
ule imposed on the American public since at least the time of World War II, 2005 Page #118  
 scrutiny. But this did not happen since, with the advent of the personal c 2005 Page #118  
lligence (SETI) program claim that since their radio messages have not clea 2005 Page #120  
ntional aerial phenomenon reported since 1897 and what exists in public dom 2005 Page #123  
ntional aerial phenomenon reported since 1897." This date is unexpected . I 2005 Page #123  
"u·acking these objects on-and-off since June 29"-along with at least six o 2005 Page #126  
ing prisoners and taking evidence. Since testimony from living Roswell wime 2005 Page #126  
ters raised by 11 Don Berliner has since stated chat he does not believe th 2005 Page #127  
urn into points of authentication, since major print and TV outlets widely  2005 Page #130  
ject closely associated with UFOs, since sightings and crashes have occurre 2005 Page #130  
r than I had expected at the time, since 1 hadn't studied the topic much. A 2005 Page #140  
t such as the L.A. air raid cases, since none of those documents had leaked 2005 Page #140  
 based on active work in thls area since 1967, point to many craft and alie 2005 Page #140  
een involved in .... " Information since that time indicates public disclos 2005 Page #143  
ck that Jose was allowed to drive, since he was the onl) male in the family 2005 Page #153  
 by Reme Baca and Jose Padilla has since been subjected to independent scie 2005 Page #157  
l, planned studies. Baca explains: Since the research has not yet been comp 2005 Page #157  
me of classified aircraft projects since 1955. Engineers, technicians , and 2005 Page #167  
 with alien technology, especially since it is likely that he worked for Dr 2005 Page #169  
f the science of electrogravitics, since barycentric control in an electrog 2005 Page #171  
sn't had a propulsion system on it since it left earth. It is coasting, hel 2006 Page #6  
ns delivery and defensive systems. Since we have recovered wreckage at leas 2006 Page #9  
anced technologically than are we, since we can't go out there. This would  2006 Page #10  
ction. 10. WHY have you kept at it since reading Ruppelt's book in 1958 and 2006 Page #13  
of FOIA was particularly important since this would be a logical legal inst 2006 Page #17  
nguishing uniforms specifying rank since they were given "Top priority" at  2006 Page #18  
rps personnel at the initial site. Since little is known about EBE biologic 2006 Page #19  
ysiology had considerably advanced since 1954 when no substances were presc 2006 Page #19  
aling with EBE injuries by SOM1-01 since the effects were "impossible to pr 2006 Page #19  
his indicates that in the 25 years since SOM1-01 was crafted, a great deal  2006 Page #19  
here was a general involved or not since I never saw the general. I was tol 2006 Page #20  
as told that he suited to the task since he was identified early in his chi 2006 Page #22  
bodies oi occupants ' Mew of MJ-12 since 1947 Says Steinman is •delvin9 int 2006 Page #27  
ltural assumptions that have stood since the beginning of human life. It mi 2006 Page #50  
Sessions was scenario development. Since there is insufficient evidence to  2006 Page #50  
 other sectors/stakeholders adapt. Since the NHI seems both familiar and po 2006 Page #60  
ny other similar effort, before or since, to conduct in a non-classified fo 2006 Page #69  
Lake (Area 51) facility in Nevada. Since many of these accidents involved v 2006 Page #72  
hout the night if at all possible. Since the A-12 had crashed in rugged, ro 2006 Page #75  
cket and the search was abandoned. Since the letters did not contain any in 2006 Page #75  
eep the cover story intact. First, since the mission had been flown at low  2006 Page #75  
xcavation would have been enormous since debris had been blasted at least s 2006 Page #85  
cided to investigate this incident since it occurred relatively close to wh 2006 Page #87  
nd also interview the flight crew. Since a UFO is by definition unidentifie 2006 Page #88  
investigator involved in this case since Ivan T. Sanderson, Gray Barker, an 2006 Page #90  
half-dragon' had not been reported since Friday." This UP article also call 2006 Page #99  
ing the real world of science, and since they fool so many people successfu 2006 Page #101  
sequence by itself) dooming Earth. Since some alleged aliens have been repo 2006 Page #102  
ribe a robust UFO recovery program since the 40s The concerns for the conta 2006 Page #103  
of much of the AECI8 file material since 6,014 items are now reported as pu 2006 Page #104  
instrumental in identifying HIV-1, since many researchers and professors co 2006 Page #106  
ssues and to where the data point. Since the mid-1960s, farm animals, mostl 2006 Page #115  
ial biological entity involvement. Since many UFO researchers, including my 2006 Page #116  
ribe a robust UFO recovery program since the 40s. There are major hints fro 2006 Page #117  
e south of England for study." (1) Since then, the issue of what did or did 2006 Page #119  
an integral part of the story ever since it first surfaced — publicly, at l 2006 Page #122  
 is that everything I've collected since all points to the fact that this w 2006 Page #124  
 nuclear weapon. Local doctors had since noted that this was apparently rel 2006 Page #126  
t he has been careful to cultivate since publicly announcing his belief in  2006 Page #131  
eal X-Files Report, Earthfiles.com Since filing several reports at Earthfil 2006 Page #142  
orth American Air Defense Command. Since I was part of NORAD, too, we would 2006 Page #144  
ies and have been hiding them ever since. I eventually transferred in March 2006 Page #160  
ome descriptions about it. He said since that period of time and on up to p 2006 Page #162  
 for the USA and South Korea. Ever since the beginning of the war in June,  2006 Page #165  
ase said the alert had been in Oct since the outbreak of the fighting in Ko 2006 Page #169  
and or by ConAC in February, 1951. Since it requires months to build and ca 2006 Page #171  
uld have identified it as friendly since it would have responded to the num 2006 Page #172  
"Dyess") was not one of these five since it was more than 200 miles from th 2006 Page #178  
t, lived in that neck of the woods since 1985, and had contacts in the loca 2006 Page #180  
ence, right? Wrong! For one thing, since some twenty years had elapsed, mos 2006 Page #180  
re is CONTACT's mission statement: Since its inception (originally as 'The  2006 Page #193  
elow Foundtion UFO Field Detectors Since starting work with the Bigelow Fou 2006 Page #200  
heavy to carry out into the field. Since then I have seen devices in engine 2006 Page #201  
 with his Intruders Foundation 12. Since Budd's recent illness and travels  2006 Page #202  
surgery but they had gone missing. Since the surgery he has had many abduct 2006 Page #206  
he newspapers or see it on TV? And since we don't hear about UFO crashes in 2007 Page #7  
how th.is relationship has evolved since that time. 3                       2007 Page #9  
emains key. ■ Hundreds established since 9/11. ■ Used in 2002 to restrict a 2007 Page #53  
ational security. (MW note: I have since now found reference that the diari 2007 Page #84  
 significant aircraft looked like. Since the actual aircraft and official U 2007 Page #94  
 of the "UFO" sightings beginnin g since 1947. Please note: The images used 2007 Page #94  
 allowed to enter any of the discs since they arrived. · 94 t               2007 Page #100  
as been taking me hunting with hjm since as long as I can remember. I can't 2007 Page #123  
being withheld by the Government , since it did not wish to alarm the gener 2007 Page #136  
t he had no first hand information since he was not present and did not obs 2007 Page #140  
                                   Since last May_,_more than 100 cattle ha 2007 Page #146  
rpts from that 1974 article: " ... Since last May, more than 100 cattle hav 2007 Page #146  
 was contacted b\· Dr. Fontes and, since he was not realJy interested in uf 2007 Page #195  
oration Di,ision. He is currently (since 1993) Director of the Planetary Ge 2007 Page #197  
Geochemistry and :.Mining Sciences since 1976; founder of the Central Labor 2007 Page #198  
nclusion about the Bogota fragment since he was unable to locate the witnes 2007 Page #199  
he should let me report who he is. Since be won't, there is no way for othe 2008 Page #14  
rst peacetime intelligence agency. Since the breakup of the Soviet Union an 2008 Page #25  
 collecting these data, therefore, since December 1948, this District has a 2008 Page #26  
s of the National Security Agency, since AFSS and its units were under NSA  2008 Page #29  
 the Rendlesham Forest affair ever since. Not everyone is in agreement, how 2008 Page #32  
riety of physical examinations. 17 Since that fateful day, countless other  2008 Page #35  
l was referred to a Deputy Sheriff since it occuJTed in the county. It ends 2008 Page #46  
about the Crash from Donald Betts. Since he had worked in the woods in the  2008 Page #51  
bserved anyone like that before or since; these types of statements help co 2008 Page #53  
ately , too many years had elapsed since the event; the dispatch records ha 2008 Page #70  
lectrical and Computer Engineering since I 975. Prof. Kelley received his P 2008 Page #75  
tling, extrateITestrial truth ever since. Indeed, the possibility that an a 2008 Page #100  
 Copyright 2008 Dr. Robert M. Wood Since the 1984 arrival of the Eisenhower 2008 Page #104  
 and asked if l would go visit him since I lived closer? Thus, I went and m 2008 Page #104  
ature. Cooper's material was easy, since he had already shared with me a dr 2008 Page #106  
ple of his writing. In hindsight , since it contained the Index and lots of 2008 Page #107  
, showing the MJ-12 caveat in red. Since I have had it, some more of the li 2008 Page #109  
even today not a matter of record. Since MJ-1 is concerned with duplication 2008 Page #110  
vented the word in their language, since during one botched robbery that tu 2008 Page #111  
t woulo have no right of tutelage, since its doma:..n does no:: e:~:end bey 2008 Page #113  
l :nceres:: for incernaciona_ law, since there were no more res nullius ter 2008 Page #113  
s well as rockets is indisputable, since they project war from the horizont 2008 Page #114  
een living in a state of emergency since Sept. 14, 200 I, just after 9/ I I 2008 Page #123  
the national emergency has existed since September 11, 200 I, and pursuant  2008 Page #123  
ll have been the globalist 's plan since their 1917 creation of communism i 2008 Page #139  
 refused to talk to the press ever since. One indication that Reagan may ha 2008 Page #142  
: "It has been new on Capitol Hill since about 1997, about three years afte 2008 Page #142  
it has been new to the White House since 2001, with the arrival of George W 2008 Page #142  
urth Reich? The signs are ominous. Since 2000, the nation's commander and c 2008 Page #144  
ed me in 1967 to "look into that." Since then, when I began subscribing to  2009 Page #7  
oth UFOs and the JFK assassination since the early 90s. Ultimately , I obta 2009 Page #7  
 slide. Focus of this presentation Since the I si UFO Crash Retrieval Confe 2009 Page #7  
nalysis of the Questioned Document Since one of the sections was allegedly  2009 Page #9  
 time (circa 1976 and into the 80s since another questioned document was ab 2009 Page #10  
 This result surprised me somewhat since the sophisticated subtlety was tho 2009 Page #11  
ity that had evolved in the decade since World War II. My attention focused 2009 Page #11  
ore than--teR 20 years have passed since I collected all available material 2009 Page #12  
er, the intelligence establishment since 1947. No pretense is made that the 2009 Page #12  
ty. It is further postulated that, since this package came from S-4 (a self 2009 Page #12  
life is not particularly relevant, since he was skilled at keeping secrets. 2009 Page #13  
s founded on the maxim of utility, since it is the United States which stan 2009 Page #15  
ATE OF UFO INTELLIGENCE OPERATIONS Since 1946, intelligence information reg 2009 Page #15  
ow much.' This has been the policy since 1947 when the NTK restrictions wer 2009 Page #15  
nd this most disheartening because since the early l 950's OSI has not been 2009 Page #17  
physicists of that day. Of course, since the theory was correct, and with a 2009 Page #20  
al is difficult to make especially since we -..vant it to be realistic and  2009 Page #21  
lt even in the absence of secrecy. Since secrecy prevails and since it is e 2009 Page #21  
ecrecy. Since secrecy prevails and since it is effective on the side of Rus 2009 Page #21  
ity that had evolved in the decade since World War II. My attention focused 2009 Page #23  
56. More than 20 years have passed since I collected all available material 2009 Page #23  
er, the intelligence establishment since 1947. No pretense is made that the 2009 Page #24  
sis. This policy has been in force since the Truman Administration which ha 2009 Page #25  
d another one has not been written since. My talk at this conference will r 2009 Page #30  
ve treated the story that way ever since, even though the slightest review  2009 Page #30  
 an official conclusion , however, since the official Air force investigati 2009 Page #30  
nything I have ever seen before or since. I believe the objects that I saw  2009 Page #59  
and had been in the U.S. Air Force since 1973 after graduating from Freepor 2009 Page #62  
rspective on the past thirty years since his involvement in the Rendlesham  2009 Page #77  
shington Police Department. I have since learned from copies of her service 2009 Page #88  
a promise made to a friend who has since passed away. 82                    2009 Page #88  
 this or other biographies. I have since checked four other histories relat 2009 Page #93  
        a serious UFO investigator since 1976 and co founder of the Voronez 2009 Page #137  
ve not seen or heard of their like since. I am convinced though that the Am 2009 Page #140  
had been back in the United States since last July and declared that he "kn 2009 Page #161  
 to certain phases of the project. Since 1948, several requests for the fin 2009 Page #166  
had been back in the United States since last July and declared that he "kn 2009 Page #176  
is secrecy oath very seriously and since his involvement in these projects  2009 Page #176  

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

ms, Ryan Wood and Dr. Robert Wood. Sincere appreciation goes to the organiz 2003 Page #2  
give it partial credit for being a sincere recollection, especially given t 2003 Page #31  
me conclusion that here was a very sincere woman with a quality case worthy 2003 Page #38  
 most of the Government people are sincere in what they say—they just don't 2003 Page #186  
le who I think are basically fully sincere and honest. It seems to me that  2003 Page #195  
Dr. Robert Wood, and Ryan S. Wood. Sincere appreciation goes to the organiz 2004 Page #2  
le who basically I think are fully sincere and who are honest. "It appears  2004 Page #177  
ion' tactics. Most were honest and sincere in their beliefs and activities. 2005 Page #10  
he impressed me as a person who is sincere and forthright, possessing a no- 2005 Page #43  
as no doubt that he came across as sincere, answering all my questions with 2005 Page #165  
Dr. Robert Wood, and Ryan S. Wood. Sincere appreciation goes to the organiz 2006 Page #2  
obert \X/ood, and Ryan S. \X/oocl. Sincere appreciation goes to the organiz 2007 Page #3  
 Robert Wood, and Ryan S. \.Xlood. Sincere appreciation goes to the organiz 2008 Page #3  
f 24 years experience, I found her sincere and credible. As her friend, I w 2009 Page #95  

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

to this office. With best regards. Sincerely, 1 Incl.: Subj Report mceexp-y 2004 Page #18  
ed than the U.S. media. Finally, I sincerely think that UFO researchers nee 2007 Page #34  
ll attention to a special meeting. Sincerely, Dwight D~ £::;-s:i:1ower •!~  2009 Page #28  

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

ice advertisement from the city of Singapore, a man at an outdoor cafe reac 2007 Page #67  

Word: "single", 54 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ld approximately 100 soldiers in a single line formation with their rifles  2003 Page #71  
city early and often, but hardly a single critic has ever asked me for a hi 2003 Page #184  
n but was unable to come up with a single piece of paper on the unit after  2003 Page #194  
y of the Aurora 'crash' except the single newspaper article. There were no  2004 Page #31  
now read the book. Of these, not a single one had written to criticize or c 2004 Page #49  
nd mutilated on wet sand without a single track around them, not even their 2004 Page #77  
rospector Silas Newton. However, a single line in a book published in 1983  2004 Page #97  
r device." And since then, not one single civilian has ever come forth and  2004 Page #230  
up like a Christmas tree! In every single builrung, the lights were on." DI 2005 Page #66  
photos were 24 inches x 24 inches, single shot aerial photograph s on old p 2005 Page #67  
e FOI.A documents proved to be the single smoking gun, proving that UFOs ar 2005 Page #73  
s arises that is coo great for any single prognosticator. Except to say tha 2005 Page #85  
it. But perhaps its most important single, unified body of scientific knowl 2005 Page #87  
miliar with was designed to hold a single person and was about the size of  2005 Page #90  
tegrate home and laboratory into a single, brilliantly practical buildjng,  2005 Page #94  
vel. Dan had a License to fly both single and multi-engine aircraft, but th 2005 Page #174  
extremely high speed observed as a single. bnght light — sometimes pulsatin 2006 Page #30  
e United States Air Force called a single "meteor" sighting over the mid-At 2006 Page #96  
covered that what was said to be a single meteor was actually one of severa 2006 Page #97  
les into its cells 4. Protozoa are single celled eukaryotes which commonly  2006 Page #113  
Stanley Prusiner' s idea is that a single abnormal molecule could convert n 2006 Page #114  
. This is one of the features that single out prion diseases for particular 2006 Page #115  
have to be very careful with every single word I say, because I know that e 2006 Page #131  
ility to hurt it without hurting a single person. If you can imagine taking 2006 Page #149  
 they all came, every crane, every single truck, every single car came from 2006 Page #156  
y crane, every single truck, every single car came from Jackass Flats." U.S 2006 Page #156  
, says the radar target was from a single C-47 (capable of up to 220 mph at 2006 Page #169  
ese? Arctic atmospheric effects? A single C-47 aircraft? Or something else? 2006 Page #169  
 by radio. Had the aircraft been a single C-47, as claimed in the newspaper 2006 Page #172  
he Air Force tell the press that a single C-47 caused the alert? Presumably 2006 Page #173  
mitted" to the press that it was a single C-47.) Or did the Top Brass, for  2006 Page #173  
ard Burke located and stood upon a single object. Seen from two distinct an 2006 Page #191  
ake bed. A third sighting was of a single light that seemed to dart up and  2006 Page #200  
e 20' and 40' discs incorporated a single wheel on alJ three landing gear s 2007 Page #100  
20' and 40' diameter craft were of single pilot design, while the 70' craft 2007 Page #100  
win-win for all of us. Herein is a single incident wherein an information v 2007 Page #121  
real question here is if we have a single sighting or if we have two. Proje 2008 Page #14  
htings , it begins to look as if a single object was responsible for all th 2008 Page #15  
e Utah border. All this suggests a single object was responsible for the si 2008 Page #15  
ergy - terawatts! Mother Nature -a single lightning strike generates more e 2008 Page #77  
vernment eventually must serve one single 9.oal the guarantee of the securi 2008 Page #117  
 to the state, usually headed by a single leader. However , even Mussolini  2008 Page #124  
ely interbred as to be virtually a single entity," noted Professor Donald G 2008 Page #141  
HAND (IF NOT MORE REl\'IOVEDJ • NO SINGLE THEORY ACCOUNTS FOR ALL OF THE EV 2008 Page #153  
ational Intelligence Estimate, the single most influential document in nati 2009 Page #18  
hl's sighting and claimed he saw a single saucer on his own. Dahl had multi 2009 Page #31  
 briefing or lecture -or perhaps a single memo -dated 24 March 1995, of the 2009 Page #52  
 Jim Penniston or John Burroughs a single question. That made Sgt. Pennisto 2009 Page #68  
 eor.tol of pu Irie apink)n. Nol a single pho(OQI"~ ra:ord of adual oomba e 2009 Page #151  
 other large organization is not a single entity but is made up of many age 2009 Page #154  
ry by observing the maneuvers of a single military unit. On a similar note, 2009 Page #155  
e total energies of cosmic rays. A single cosmic -                          2009 Page #158  
s of times more energetic than any single beam of starlight but there is no 2009 Page #159  
 he had made in mid-June 1947. The single reference to the news blitz of Ju 2009 Page #173  

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

oswell in 1948 and 1949. This is a single-\,itness story that has not been  2005 Page #165  

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

cal Company, Ohio, where he almost single-handedly created their art depart 2004 Page #108  

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

 when he was being misled, but his single-minded quest revealed a blind spo 2003 Page #148  

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

de ■ Sheets usually double-spaced, single-sided WHAT I'LL COVER ■ How I bec 2007 Page #42  

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

rs; but the typing is consistently single-spaced except for the double-spac 2009 Page #8  

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

 group of viruses that contain two single-strand linear RNA molecules per y 2004 Page #81  

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

point which entered into its being singled out for what I can only term "sp 2009 Page #134  
s lacking skeptical armor are also singled out, but the final zinger is res 2009 Page #139  

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

 absolutely none of these factors, singly or collectively , has a bearing u 2008 Page #30  

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

s needed (usually an individual of singular ability) is summoned for indefi 2004 Page #171  
 southeastern Russian city, or the singular qualities associated with the b 2009 Page #140  

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

t would have been a very brief and singularly uninformative presentation by 2006 Page #180  

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

 on similarity to o:ic m~thod o! i:sini: :h~ p1:t o{ !ayml!:i ancJ ncH: c;i 2009 Page #182  

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

etween a united human race and the sinister forces of some other planetary  2004 Page #133  
ate 1930's, where it was to play a sinister part in the fate of Marshal Tuk 2004 Page #153  
to explain but there was something sinister about the people when they came 2006 Page #21  
been destroyed . There was nothing sinister about this and such decisions w 2008 Page #62  

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

on about (lntrvmSeaeral tiimot, by Sinkgrield) psyatien boat& Witness oft a 2006 Page #26  

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

led deeper into the water, perhaps sinking. There had been a perception for 2004 Page #37  
en it appeared that the object was sinking, which was really only a few min 2004 Page #37  
 and radio etc. at a time when the sinking of a U.S. aircraft carrier off F 2005 Page #102  

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

lile House as a tool ror Iraqi Iii sinlomalon; 3-1 menms or Congress J romo 2009 Page #151  

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

that we aren't just "stupid guilty sinners" whose only hope resides in embr 2006 Page #182  

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

SE . • • --KWNI CPIIVI i iltry . I sior•-•. • eulAt41:1411 0 3 PAGE 2 $3797 2004 Page #21  

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

 the German accounts of which were siphoned through their own bank, the Cha 2008 Page #128  

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

at result in greater difficulty in siphoning off draft copies. When I first 2003 Page #187  

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

us UFO-Related Quotes Ryan S. Wood Sir Winston Churchill “What does all thi 2003 Page #5  
wo feet in diameter. Q: Pardon me, sir, but did you say two feet? A: That i 2004 Page #102  
er of that year to Prime Minister, Sir Eric Gairy of Grenada, who proposed  2004 Page #108  
 told me that he said, "I'm sorry, Sir, you know — you will have to give me 2004 Page #193  
rved as advisor to Prime Minister, Sir Eric Gairy of Grenada, who proposed  2005 Page #139  
ke, Profiles of the Future, 1961 3 Sir Richard Wooley, British Astronomer R 2006 Page #101  
 officer under the command of Gen. Sir Jeffrey Amherst, distributes smallpo 2006 Page #107  
pened?' And I said, 'I don't know, sir, we've just been shut down.' I think 2006 Page #149  
e!' I said, Well, we're shut down, sir, and I don't know what did it.' Then 2006 Page #149  
d say, 'This is D.' He'd go, 'Yes, sir, I apologize, sir.' On the radar scr 2006 Page #154  
' He'd go, 'Yes, sir, I apologize, sir.' On the radar screens as I would pl 2006 Page #154  
l Craft and Entities I said, 'Yes, sir, I sure did.' He said, Do you want t 2006 Page #162  
 E.A. Gibson to Lieutenant General Sir Edward Puttick, Chief of General Sta 2009 Page #164  
Armed Forces and War Coordination, Sir William Perry. The establishm ent of 2009 Page #165  
rmed Forces and War Co-Ordination, Sir William Peny." The weapon definitely 2009 Page #167  
 E.A. Gibson to Lieutenant General Sir Edward Puttick, Chief of General Sta 2009 Page #169  
n cognate problems. These included Sir Geoffrey Taylor, Adviser to the Admi 2009 Page #170  
charges; and with the exception of Sir Geoffrey Taylor, all were pessimisti 2009 Page #170  
ble. However, the contributions by Sir Geoffrey Taylor and Dr. Penny (UK sc 2009 Page #173  
UP?~-,venpon. :.ip .. \ hn,·c some sir.:.,l~dt.,v to one of proc,c.n,ng the 2009 Page #182  

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

 clisc was also transported to the sire at Groom Lake. That ended Ozzie's i 2005 Page #166  
ng stuff in space. So was the NASA sire military or public. GM: The NASA st 2007 Page #87  

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

n the event tnv- onsiatanco In not siren, * When your mission in New .iexie 2003 Page #214  

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

a.m. on February 25, 1942 air raid sirens awoke thousands throughout Los An 2005 Page #121  

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

e the security perimeters of these sires. \'{/ith the handicap of limited d 2005 Page #167  
hackers who had died and a List of sires they had been crying to get into.  2007 Page #85  

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

gy involving the constellations of Sirius, Orion and Leo. In fact, the orig 2008 Page #135  

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

••••••a• ••••••••••Irimed,•••••..i*sirsu ra. ••••• Valiotaile••••‘2., tarka 2006 Page #32  

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

11er ma,ag ed lo be made by ;o..na Sis. Per..-Arnett. Acaaed by Wlile House 2009 Page #151  

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

witnesses include Charlette Mann's sister who confirms her story in a notar 2003 Page #24  
 so she was off in the bedroom. My sister was born May 3rd 1941, so we are  2003 Page #30  
e her mother was pregnant with her sister who was born on May 3rd of 41. 33 2003 Page #37  
rtedly fell. The boy and his young sister were outside playing at the time. 2003 Page #54  
nto woods not far away. He and his sister ran home where they told their mo 2003 Page #54  
, Liliane de Fatima Silva, 16, her sister, Valquiria Aparecida Silva, 14, a 2005 Page #31  
 road up the Kern River gorge, his sister and her teenage son were growing  2006 Page #71  
 Civilian witnesses Andy Hoyt, his sister Lisa Gjerde and her son Joey had  2006 Page #83  
 plummeted from the sky. Hoyt, his sister and nephew were flown to Bakersfi 2006 Page #83  
 yellow, and purple. David Upton's sister, Elizabeth, a twenty- year-old ba 2006 Page #120  
married he had a daughter, my half sister. Then he remarried a third time a 2007 Page #82  
Sandy Rivers stancling next to her sister, Rebecca McKeeve r Armstron g, wh 2007 Page #166  
 IN CHARGE AT THE TIME Ai"\JD YOUR SISTER, SANDY, \Y/AS THERE. DID YOU, AS  2007 Page #171  
3-year old boy; and his 3-year old sister Gloria Sandra Poulain. (Another s 2007 Page #196  
er Gloria Sandra Poulain. (Another sister was born many years after the inc 2007 Page #196  
al Book Expo in Cordoba. Poulain's sister gave him personally a sample of t 2007 Page #198  

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

of Moon Dust, as welJ as that of a sister-project code-named Blue Fly: In a 2007 Page #134  

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

VfW: Have you got many brothers or sisters. 75                              2007 Page #81  
 My mom was crying and I have five sisters and we were all Cr) ing, you kno 2007 Page #122  
he sky, there would be three of my sisters that I know that were old enough 2007 Page #123  
e wasn't born yet. So there was my sisters, my mom, and my dad. That I knm. 2007 Page #123  

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

s affair. How do Roberts' findings sit with those of Margaret Fry? The entr 2003 Page #76  
ery interested and asked Larsen to sit down and make a contact with AFFA. L 2004 Page #104  
iew with me. He would just like to sit out on the back porch and just watch 2004 Page #181  
 happened. He said, "Come on boys. Sit down. Let me tell you something." Em 2004 Page #183  
entary. Then after asking Linda to sit in a chair situated in the middle of 2004 Page #193  
evidence that makes people like me sit up and take notice. Of course, I hav 2004 Page #217  
er, and presumably money. The rest sit on their hands waiting for the Czar  2005 Page #77  
me a few days ago. It sure made me sit up. So much Air Force testimony can' 2005 Page #102  
n able to access the alleged crash sit with such apparent ease? According t 2006 Page #125  
ubes to transistors, I was able to sit at the counters. I don't know if you 2006 Page #152  
 on top of the radar site and just sit there. I used to walk out as a littl 2006 Page #153  
ng on the equipment, I was able to sit at one of the three consoles that we 2006 Page #154  
 my entire lifetime. And I used to sit there and play with the computer fin 2006 Page #155  
 it all"? Of course this would not sit well ,vith the military industrial c 2007 Page #107  
y back to the house, my mom had to sit at the street. Like I said there wer 2007 Page #124  
ruded ... Mom and Aunt: To help it sit there, or whatever. 164              2007 Page #170  
"4trt ...-,rC ...,A\ !;"~t•l= ':'O Sit A 1.-'llef': ~-',) 1•:» ,. .. ,c.-.S 2009 Page #123  

Word: "sit11atio11", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

n Leonard Stringfield's 1977 book, Sit11atio11 Red: The UFO Siege (which su 2005 Page #42  
blished Stringfield's second book, Sit11atio11 Red: The UFO Siege, that chr 2005 Page #139  

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

 In total. Told a craft was at the Sitaiye "at cr-nain military bases." mob 2006 Page #26  

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

e showeic ono Stifle ewer vehicles sitand out in IN desert, presumably aver 2006 Page #30  

Word: "site", 321 instance(s) (Back to Top)

erial was recovered from the crash site.” Source: UFOs 50 Years of denials  2003 Page #14  
rom his escorted trip to the crash site, he proceeded to tell his wife and  2003 Page #22  
re, crinkly skin Fire around crash site Offered blessings Many people there 2003 Page #23  
et there was fire around the crash site, but none of the entities had been  2003 Page #23  
covered disk. Who Was At The Crash Site? To answer this question fairly tak 2003 Page #29  
ill break out the officials at the site, those with a clear responsibility  2003 Page #30  
ed by the officials to come to the site and finally, the people that would  2003 Page #30  
stimony as to who was at the crash site. "My grandfather upon arrival, said 2003 Page #30  
st Roswell? Officials At the Crash Site a Sheriff 1941 - Ruben R. Schade ■  2003 Page #31  
icer would have either visited the site or seen the wreckage first hand. Li 2003 Page #33  
rst hand. Likely Military At Crash Site □ 1942 - 309th AAFFTD At Sikeston o 2003 Page #33  
e story the fire department was on site, but which one, Jackson or Cape or  2003 Page #37  
ces of wreckage still at the crash site that are recoverable. Annette Marti 2003 Page #38  
eau as tourists flock to visit the site and learn more about a special time 2003 Page #38  
nt out to do clean-up at the crash site, which supposedly was unsuccessful  2003 Page #42  
rough my area, through the Trinity site and keeps going to the San Augustin 2003 Page #43  
r's NICAP background Excavation at site Finding and discussion of artifact  2003 Page #43  
 2) something from an Indian grave site, as there were many of these on the 2003 Page #45  
ing. I did note that the discovery site was higher than the main arroyo wat 2003 Page #45  
und as I was going over the arroyo site one evening with a Geiger counter.  2003 Page #49  
ing, tried to go down to the crash site, but was prevented from doing so by 2003 Page #55  
y who lived not far from the crash site, but who had an Acme mailing addres 2003 Page #56  
call was made to the Oakdale Radar site in Pennsylvania. A three man team h 2003 Page #56  
d a short distance from the impact site. After he saw the object descend ov 2003 Page #60  
th rifles, and other people at the site. 56                                 2003 Page #60  
The Kecksburg Incident The Landing Site Initially, the large wooded area wh 2003 Page #63  
 down into the woods to the impact site and were stopped by armed military  2003 Page #66  
nto the area to look for the crash site. They then asked the boys if they w 2003 Page #67  
was to give people looking for the site the wrong directions. Mike and his  2003 Page #67  
non-human) were found at the crash site at Kecksburg. In more recent years, 2003 Page #67  
eparation for its removal from the site. Joel remembers one officer yelling 2003 Page #69  
portedly saw going on at the crash site. Joel has admitted that his memory  2003 Page #70  
on conducted at the reported crash site, by Dr. Ray R. Hicks, Professor of  2003 Page #71  
e Retrieval Team sent to the crash site just after the incident was reporte 2003 Page #97  
's journal" that placed the impact site "between San Mateo Mountains and Si 2003 Page #99  
 "...the Team arrived at the crash site just after the AAF/USAF reported th 2003 Page #99  
ix-fingered humanoids at UFO crash site a few miles from Socorro, New Mexic 2003 Page #101  
in Nevada at the famous Groom Lake site (Area 51 known as Dreamland) where  2003 Page #102  
uspect that the Dulce area was the site of an underground alien base, and t 2003 Page #144  
 project at the Nevada atomic test site to explode low-yield nuclear device 2003 Page #149  
ed of a project at the Nevada Test Site connected to the "alien war." Lear  2003 Page #150  
eter • US military officers at the site have been interviewed and confirm e 2003 Page #164  
rimeter: personnel can not see the site Command post —close to site, secure 2003 Page #175  
ee the site Command post —close to site, secure communications Area sweep:  2003 Page #175  
ay even if we find the right crash site. The Manual alludes to a Contingenc 2003 Page #176  
of Emergency Planning at the crash site. 188                                2003 Page #192  
 directing the proper units to the site behind the scenes. Aerial photograp 2003 Page #194  
f flail — says 1 sMak — aaald deal site tto a£teatl — la a yarsatlaal and t 2003 Page #221  
ve been located close to the WSPG. Site LZp-1 was located at a ranc)| near  2003 Page #232  
 northwest of the town of Roswell. Site IZ—2 waa located approx. 20 miles s 2003 Page #232  
 mainly interested in IZ—2 as this site contained the majority of structura 2003 Page #232  
mediate area surrounding the crash site. Select scientists from TOP 3L0IISE 2003 Page #233  
 the finds. To maintain secrecy of site LZ-2, the CO of Roswell AAf was aut 2003 Page #235  
aircraft" that flew over the crash site displaying three lights? And how ha 2004 Page #11  
 to keep people away for the crash site — the cover story being that the ob 2004 Page #16  
 virus at the scene of a UFO crash site in 1947. As I hope the evidence cit 2004 Page #17  
used a metal detector on the grave site and it indicated at least three lar 2004 Page #27  
hem when they went up to the crash site at Judge Proctor's well. When they  2004 Page #29  
s of metal gathered from the crash site. It was hardly convincing evidence. 2004 Page #30  
of the metal from the Aurora crash site, physicist Dr. Tom Gray of the Univ 2004 Page #30  
an had attempted to get out to the site in a rowboat, but the witnesses say 2004 Page #37  
ising them to proceed to the crash site. The would-be rescuers were in such 2004 Page #38  
st Guard Cutter 101 arrived at the site after steaming the 14 miles from Cl 2004 Page #40  
and to investigate the first crash site ten to fifteen miles northwest of F 2004 Page #67  
ndows six miles north of the crash site, while an electric clock stopped at 2004 Page #68  
ched by General Homer found at the site of the first explosion on the west  2004 Page #68  
oudy day Field trip to Aztec crash site in Hart Canyon twelve miles northea 2004 Page #69  
rence Speakers, Alleged Disc Crash Site, Hart Canyon Grey plaque on stand m 2004 Page #70  
group of us at the alleged landing site in March 2002 at a conference. We'r 2004 Page #70  
he importance of the El Vado radar site is underscored by the fact that its 2004 Page #71  
f the police officers at the crash site that day.' Going back to the family 2004 Page #72  
t really pinpoint him at the crash site, although he may have been with the 2004 Page #72  
with a crashed aerial vehicle at a site on the northern end of the White Sa 2004 Page #79  
ds Missile Range in July 1947. The site is called LZ-2 in the report, which 2004 Page #79  
 is defined as the notorious crash site between Corona and Roswell. A third 2004 Page #79  
irborne monitor flights over crash Site L-2 at white Sands. Radiation readi 2004 Page #81  
ecorded as the plane flew over the site. Neutron count dropped off as the p 2004 Page #81  
w a considerable distance from the site. A report has been filed with the U 2004 Page #81  
 of security men who handled crash site bodies. The animal mutilations are  2004 Page #82  
 provide security at the UFO crash site. A check at the Truman Library will 2004 Page #84  
ked about what he saw at the crash site, Edwin always stated that he had pr 2004 Page #84  
han a weather balloon at the crash site. In a Roswell special done by the S 2004 Page #84  
 • 53 reports with aliens, some on site • 57 reports with craft, some on si 2004 Page #109  
e • 57 reports with craft, some on site, some not • 35 reports involving re 2004 Page #109  
covery teams or personnel, some on site, some not • 63 reports with one or  2004 Page #109  
eam, but they had beaten us to the site. However, they were all dead, lying 2004 Page #117  
ter, wreckage. Military cleaned up site, bulldozed crater flat, no media co 2004 Page #118  
 DVD or video called, 911-In Plane Site, you will see that it clearly was n 2004 Page #131  
d friends how he had come upon the site of a crashed flying saucer in New M 2004 Page #135  
ies of small alien spacemen at the site. The military quickly arrived and w 2004 Page #135  
e Barnett near the purported crash site or debris field during the week in  2004 Page #136  
 that there may have been a second site where the main body of the alien sp 2004 Page #143  
cecraft plunged to earth, and that site, the location of the gouge, is wher 2004 Page #143  
ien corpses were found. The second site has been identified as one location 2004 Page #143  
ho claimed to have seen the second site and bodies from the air soon after  2004 Page #143  
 Big One: Tunguskaya, 1908 • Crash site, or mid-air • EBE's built devices t 2004 Page #166  
d to guard the wreckage. The crash site is designated Area 1. USSR Crash Re 2004 Page #169  
. NASA was reportedly at the crash site and the next morning, the head of N 2004 Page #177  
 claimed to have been at the crash site on the mesa above Hart Canyon Road, 2004 Page #216  
cers who were at the alleged crash site. Ramsey interviewed Farley in 2000. 2004 Page #216  
en and his friend got to the crash site and walked out to the western side  2004 Page #216  
going through who was at the crash site that day. He could remember all but 2004 Page #217  
d at the western side of the crash site. At that point, that tied in to Ken 2004 Page #217  
, and more about the alleged crash site and surrounding area. There's alway 2004 Page #223  
dinate their efforts from a remote site in Utah. What have we found? By com 2004 Page #227  
Line5 ****URGENT POWERS ARE NEEDED SITE TWO NW ROSWELL, N.MEX. Line6 MIDDAY 2004 Page #228  
m SANe explosions Were fo und NEAR site two, on fri (G) **** **** explanati 2004 Page #228  
 (M) **** URGENT POWERS ARE NEEDED SITE TWO NW ROSWELL, N.MEX. (B) **** URG 2004 Page #229  
** (C) ** URGENT.POWERS ARE NEEDED SITE TWO NW ROSWELL, NMEX. (DR) by b29st 2004 Page #229  
**d. **** urgent powers are needed site two NW Roswell, N.Mex. Midday 509th 2004 Page #230  
ncy powers to investigate a second site northwest of Roswell (possibly on t 2004 Page #230  
rmy Air Field to survey the second site. Meanwhile, he will tell the press  2004 Page #230  
e shadows in a nearby construction site and cross the path in front of thei 2005 Page #32  
o their source, he had been at the site of a UFO crash at l(jngman , Arizon 2005 Page #39  
ad only seen a UFO £lying near the site of an atomjc test in Nevada that wa 2005 Page #39  
aly" of his (Daly's) ilight to the site of a UFO crash in April 1953. Daly  2005 Page #41  
 and hauled off co the levada Test Site north of Las Vegas. Bill Uhouse cla 2005 Page #45  
raft allegedly crashed in a desert site near Kingman, Arizona. Twenty-two d 2005 Page #51  
U. S. government history about the site, rangelands during the severe droug 2005 Page #52  
d to research the physical lakebed site with a magnetometer and ultrasound. 2005 Page #61  
 A logbook of visitors to the DRES site in 1980 to 1983 was also found in t 2005 Page #62  
was buried. We agreed to visit the site together on July 16 to 17, 2005. Po 2005 Page #66  
ographs were taken with the impact site over on this lake bed being the cen 2005 Page #66  
day and rake a look at this impact site. Ir has not substantially changed i 2005 Page #67  
ve Gones) was looking at the crash site." "DID HE DESCRIBE ANYTHING ABOUT T 2005 Page #69  
hotographs . \Y,/e took him out on site. He said: 'This is not a naturally  2005 Page #70  
nald had visited the cloud-busting site when a TV crew came to film their o 2005 Page #99  
cumulator from Maine to d1e Tucson site. The material had to be towed on a  2005 Page #100  
m the Mac Brazel, July 1947 Debris Site Chuck Zukowski and Debbie Ziegelmey 2005 Page #107  
ined. In its vicinity: the Trinity Site where the first atomic bomb was tes 2005 Page #125  
eak and very near the Trinity test site of the first atomic bomb. While ear 2005 Page #126  
ed Raven Rock Mountain, PA, as the site for the J\lternate Joint Communicat 2005 Page #130  
rnate Joint Communications Center, Site R; construction began in 1951 and t 2005 Page #130  
construction began in 1951 and the site became operational in 1953. 128     2005 Page #130  
cident, i.e. they saw it either on site, in transport, or in storage. \Xlas 2005 Page #136  
ary insignia patch seen at a crash site that is later verified as accurate  2005 Page #136  
own on the film -such as the crash site -have also proven to be unfounded.  2005 Page #146  
iously the footage from the debris site itself. There are many reels and pi 2005 Page #151  
nty miles northwest of the Trinity site where the first atomic bomb was tes 2005 Page #153  
y accidentally came upon the crash site. "\X/hat we saw was a long, wide ga 2005 Page #154  
ca and Jose's dad toward the crash site in two vehicles, a pick-up and a St 2005 Page #155  
ut two days after our visit to the site. It was then that a Latino Sergeant 2005 Page #156  
ded, however, soldiers were at the site carrying scraps of the mangled airs 2005 Page #156  
se Jose and Reme were to the crash site or military perimeter. Either they  2005 Page #156  
ntonio and presumabl y to Stallion Site, on what is today \Vhire Sands Miss 2005 Page #157  
nt crash debris retrieved from the site by Reme Baca and Jose Padilla has s 2005 Page #157  
s walked the live alien around the site. It lived for 12 hours. The disc ha 2005 Page #165  
ansport of the truck away from the site. Ozzie accompanied a scientist who  2005 Page #165  
ieval in 1949 at close to the same site as the first retrieval. The second  2005 Page #166  
dead crewmembers were found at the site. Their skin had turned a pmplisb co 2005 Page #166  
e air base. \':v'hen he got to the site, he was not allowed to get any clos 2005 Page #166  
of metal ,, ere all over the crash site, but no engine or fuselage was visi 2005 Page #166  
erse engineering project at S-4, a site 10 miles from the Groom Lake test s 2005 Page #168  
 10 miles from the Groom Lake test site. Although Lazar's credentials were  2005 Page #168  
he southern end of the Nevada Test Site. The test director ·was a Dr. Ed Do 2005 Page #168  
 sand. Stansel was escorted to the site by military police. Two spotlights  2005 Page #168  
ay be advance men seeking the best site for a new amusement park in the sol 2006 Page #8  
hen the Trinity highly radioactive site, at which the first atomic bomb was 2006 Page #11  
cal Corps personnel at the initial site. Since little is known about EBE bi 2006 Page #19  
 In trucks arid driven to a remote site in me night. Assigned to retrieve f 2006 Page #26  
rs, on and off. U.S. Space Command site, around Noverriaer 2000, finds a li 2006 Page #31  
ck with his camera to document the site and event. 4. Thursday, August 18,  2006 Page #45  
urbed by the potential removal and site clean up of the UFO crash site by t 2006 Page #46  
and site clean up of the UFO crash site by the military. 43                 2006 Page #46  
ent that we have found the correct site as de icted below. 11 After reviewi 2006 Page #47  
f former military that were on the site. I hope that next year I can provid 2006 Page #47  
mobilizing to descend on the crash site. Their mission: to eliminate all tr 2006 Page #71  
cle crashes on public land? Is the site sanitized? Do they remove every tra 2006 Page #71  
egarding the location of the crash site.                                    2006 Page #71  
nds To Top Secret Crashes Once the site location has been confirmed, the ae 2006 Page #72  
e results of my visit to the crash site. I also investigate a UFO crash ret 2006 Page #72  
dover and two miles from the crash site. Soon, he spotted a pickup truck bo 2006 Page #74  
 setting up security for the crash site. Meanwhile, as Jack Weeks circled a 2006 Page #74  
the radio. Unable to see the crash site through the clouds he headed back t 2006 Page #74  
, several I located the A-12 crash site (Fig. 3) in 2003, using information 2006 Page #76  
departed immediately for the crash site by helicopter and ground vehicle. I 2006 Page #79  
back and took control of the crash site. Col. Frank Hartley, USAF/CIA liais 2006 Page #79  
w back and forth between the crash site and Area 51, ferrying personnel and 2006 Page #79  
haul the wreckage back to the test site. The only harrowing moment came ear 2006 Page #79  
3, I decided to hunt for the crash site. A book called Lockheed's Skunk Wor 2006 Page #79  
approximate location for the crash site. Both men provided additional detai 2006 Page #80  
ing up every piece of debris. "The site was clean as a hound's tooth when t 2006 Page #80  
he ram-air turbine. Obviously, the site had not been completely sanitized.  2006 Page #80  
cle 792, was delivered to the test site at Groom Lake on 6 November 1982 in 2006 Page #81  
ush fire made access to the impact site virtually impossible. At 3:00 a.m.  2006 Page #82  
ed at TTR and arrived at the crash site approximately eight hours after the 2006 Page #82  
 hindered the team's access to the site as it took 16 hours for county fire 2006 Page #82  
to the immediate area of the crash site, to extinguish the blaze. A Kern Co 2006 Page #82  
e remains" of the pilot. The crash site (Fig. 11) was declared a National D 2006 Page #82  
rce personnel were shuttled to the site with helicopters from Edwards and B 2006 Page #82  
atrolled the skies above the crash site. Air Force personnel set off small  2006 Page #82  
d wreckage and photos of the crash site for a fire pattern investigation. H 2006 Page #82  
tsiders to visit the mystery crash site were members of a news crew from KE 2006 Page #83  
Marvel and Dave Lewis hiked to the site on 18 October. In an interview with 2006 Page #83  
t he found partially buried at the site. Air Force officials requested the  2006 Page #83  
omplied. I first visited the crash site in December 1986, just five months  2006 Page #83  
e accident (Fig. 12). To reach the site from 80                             2006 Page #83  
lack and a smoky odor pervaded the site. I had no idea what to look for. Th 2006 Page #84  
 the next 12 years I revisited the site six more times. After the F-117A wa 2006 Page #84  
ach time I visited the Bakersfield site, I had more knowledge about what to 2006 Page #84  
ry cubic inch of soil at the crash site to a depth of six feet and as far a 2006 Page #84  
t crashed at the [Groom Lake] test site 20 years earlier" and spread the pa 2006 Page #85  
pread the parts at the Bakersfield site to confound treasure hunters. Sever 2006 Page #85  
ed the most fundamental error; the site had not been excavated to the level 2006 Page #85  
still rooted to the ground. If the site had been excavated and sifted, ther 2006 Page #85  
 original foliage left; the entire site would have resembled the impact cra 2006 Page #85  
the total surface area for the dig site would have been vast (perhaps excee 2006 Page #85  
 of time to remove debris from the site and replace it with material from a 2006 Page #85  
found no debris at the Bakersfield site that could be identified as part of 2006 Page #85  
 no physical evidence at the crash site to support it. I had the opportunit 2006 Page #85  
al evidence, it was clear that the site had not been sanitized after all. C 2006 Page #86  
aterial having been planted at the site as a ruse. Follow the evidence I co 2006 Page #86  
ability to maintain control of the site for as long as necessary. In many c 2006 Page #86  
ivation to completely sanitize the site in order to protect advanced materi 2006 Page #86  
laimed to have walked to the crash site and joined a group of civilians who 2006 Page #86  
boundary fences, made the accident site (Fig. 14) relatively accessible to  2006 Page #87  
nesses, I located the YF-12A crash site in 1996. I found a variety of debri 2006 Page #88  
ps "stayed the night" at the crash site on the farm "in case something else 2006 Page #95  
nd shortly after went to the crash site on the farm. He was the first perso 2006 Page #98  
for an indefinite period of time • Site of LZ-3 is less than 300 miles from 2006 Page #112  
natural migration from the landing site, accelerated by the vectors of mice 2006 Page #112  
d his unit departed from the crash site with the bodies and their arrival a 2006 Page #124  
o the things we found at the crash site did tend to support his account." ( 2006 Page #125  
delaria. They were over the convoy site at 1653 hrs. All convoy personnel w 2006 Page #135  
rritory. Before leaving the convoy site, members of the recovery team gathe 2006 Page #135  
s [sic] being taken from the crash site were pieces of the civilian aircraf 2006 Page #136  
ials found at the Berwyn Mountains site in 133                              2006 Page #136  
of every piece of equipment on the site. That led to complete system failur 2006 Page #147  
y West because we had another Army site right next to us that had missiles, 2006 Page #148  
s, also. We had no missiles on our site, but the Army did right next door.  2006 Page #148  
" Disc Crash At Cedar Breaks Radar Site, Utah In that same time period of 1 2006 Page #150  
from Area 51 to Cedar Breaks Radar Site) One man trained in an Area 51 rada 2006 Page #150  
ir Force Range and Nuclear Testing Site in which the U. S. Navy allegedly o 2006 Page #150  
e called it the Cedar Breaks Radar Site. Paul said he often saw with his ow 2006 Page #151  
ances I can remember was the radar site at that time ran at an average of 3 2006 Page #152  
rs. During that upgrade, the radar site was shut down. I spent a full week  2006 Page #152  
full week with my Dad at the radar site while this upgrade was going on. It 2006 Page #152  
that's 10 million watts. The radar site covered southern Utah and southern  2006 Page #152  
ble to shoot at aliens. In a radar site, there are three screens built simi 2006 Page #152  
run the square around on the radar site and put it on any object or any X,  2006 Page #152  
ion we had. You see, above a radar site, there is a dead zone. Directly abo 2006 Page #153  
ead zone. Directly above any radar site, there is an area above that big wh 2006 Page #153  
ed to stack up on top of the radar site and just sit there. I used to walk  2006 Page #153  
 most I ever saw stacked above the site at one time was five. WHEN YOU SAY  2006 Page #153  
s Disc Crash At Cedar Breaks Radar Site, Utah THE STORY YOU ARE GOING TO TE 2006 Page #154  
specially at that particular radar site (in Cedar City, Utah) was not allow 2006 Page #154  
ranges because a 10 megawatt radar site is able to pick up much further tha 2006 Page #154  
les that were set up for the radar site. The radar site has a main console, 2006 Page #154  
t up for the radar site. The radar site has a main console, a back-up conso 2006 Page #154  
s to the main console of the radar site. Sitting at the main console, I cal 2006 Page #154  
y above the dead zone of the radar site. I got really scared because they w 2006 Page #154  
cks and in big trucks to the radar site. They went out and plowed the road  2006 Page #155  
to get big trucks up to that radar site. My Dad, being how he was a lead in 2006 Page #155  
I did not recognize into the radar site building itself. Dad was sitting at 2006 Page #155  
 and hauled them up into the radar site. My Dad, being that he did what he  2006 Page #155  
y copilot, and we went down to the site. We landed out in the pasture right 2006 Page #176  
 it. So we never did get up to the site to see what had crashed. But you co 2006 Page #176  
crash until Willingham reached the site.) Willingham said that the Mexican  2006 Page #177  
e Mexican military had reached the site before he got there. The Mexican mi 2006 Page #177  
 direct the searchers to the crash site. 4:50 AM: A third report is filed,  2006 Page #185  
g tested at the nearby Nevada Test Site. Another couple told us about craft 2006 Page #199  
uch small rural towns. Nevada Test Site Visit During the early part of 1993 2006 Page #199  
from UNLV to visit the Nevada Test Site. Many people do not know that Rober 2006 Page #199  
Department of Energy's Nevada Test Site. There has been much speculation th 2006 Page #199  
ion that certain areas of the Test Site, such as Area 51 and S2, house alie 2006 Page #199  
gy. However, the parts of the Test Site that we visited were not anywhere n 2006 Page #199  
s and shown many areas of the Test Site that are off-limits to the general  2006 Page #199  
 the opportunity to visit the test Site, with planned Family Day visits, bu 2006 Page #199  
. The ranch was, historically, the site of many gunfights and early deaths. 2006 Page #200  
2, when we visited the Nevada Test Site, someone in the group asked a quest 2006 Page #201  
attle had been ranched at the Test Site during the nuclear tests. We were t 2006 Page #201  
 there had been cattle at the Test Site and various parts of the animals we 2006 Page #201  
 no longer test cattle at the Test Site. However, multiple, unusual cattle  2006 Page #201  
 the counties surrounding the Test Site. It seemed that many of these unusu 2006 Page #201  
not a photo of an actual UFO crash site. (Or, perhaps it is but the site ha 2007 Page #7  
h site. (Or, perhaps it is but the site has been cleverly moclified to look 2007 Page #7  
ic bomb was set off at the Trinity Site in New Mexico, it was pawned off on 2007 Page #30  
prompt appearance to the incidence site rose questions. Upon further invest 2007 Page #126  
ively shore distance of the impact site. Thus giving them immediate data on 2007 Page #126  
 by the UFO coming from the impact site. One person had video footage of bu 2007 Page #128  
"meteorite," but oddly enough, the site was surrounded with military and su 2007 Page #128  
l lights rising from it. An impact site was discovered with several pieces  2007 Page #129  
f the UFOs stopped at the accident site and two of them landed. The fire in 2007 Page #129  
 the villagers went out to see the site and saw the ground burnt in an oval 2007 Page #129  
saucer that was recovered from the site and brought to \X1oomera, a joint U 2007 Page #130  
t many had to leave. People at the site saw a big green luminous light; the 2007 Page #130  
t, and who "found their way to the site." Riggs says that his father was gi 2007 Page #138  
s north of Socorro and the Trinity Site at White Sands Missile Range. That' 2007 Page #160  
s to Landing Zone 2 at the Trinity Site, as described in the Majestic-12 do 2007 Page #160  
sc retrieval) [Lurance Canyon Burn Site and Explosive, Electro-Explosive, a 2007 Page #164  
nd a witness living near the crash site who remembers a thunderous explosio 2007 Page #184  
the extreme isolation of the crash site, Mexican authorities waited until a 2007 Page #186  
that they had found a second crash site nearby and that this second craft,  2007 Page #186  
. The first location was the crash site of a small aircraft in the desert a 2007 Page #189  
, we found pieces of metal at this site that were similar in nature to the  2007 Page #189  
n army soldiers had arrived at the site, taken the bodies away, and cleaned 2007 Page #190  
t can also be ordered from our Web site, http://www.mexicosroswell.com. Not 2007 Page #192  
gentina's mid-western region, in a site called Potrerillos, close co the bo 2007 Page #195  
          At the AEC's Nevada Test Site was a man who also saw the object i 2008 Page #9  
o Will, those present at the crash site of what was a very small, spherical 2008 Page #37  
the logging roads leading into the site, covert removal and official denial 2008 Page #42  
ed when he tried to go to his work site in the woods on Monday about 8 hour 2008 Page #43  
vel pit was not far from the Crash site. More interestingly , the Miller fa 2008 Page #53  
nomena around the COBRA MIST radar site in the 1960s, which became linked i 2008 Page #74  
iles away from the presumed impact site of whatever it was that had earlier 2008 Page #97  
idium were present at the Tunguska site, both of which are found in meteori 2008 Page #100  
ted dusthaving been located at the site, and which are typically characteri 2008 Page #101  
t 2004 a Russian expedition to the site, led by Yuri Labvin, was launched , 2008 Page #102  
"magnetic recording device" at the site of the Tunguska blast, and subseque 2008 Page #102  
t materials recovered at the crash site contain a deadly substance known as 2008 Page #103  
ere buried. It was also the former site of Bergen-Bel sen concentration cam 2008 Page #142  
 SIL[(lffLY FOR HOURS ABOVE LAUNCH SITE • LAUNCH SEQUENCE U-.1TIATID WITHOU 2008 Page #150  
 that their source had been at the site of a UFO crash at Kingman, Arizona, 2009 Page #48  
Daly of his (Daly's) flight to the site of a UFO crash in April 1953. Daly  2009 Page #49  
 and hauled off to the Nevada Test Site north of Las Vegas. Bill Uhouse cla 2009 Page #52  
ied document" were provided to the site by an unnamed researcher that, "app 2009 Page #52  
ver, the military got to the crash site first. 'Note' vessel is the term us 2009 Page #52  
n was encountered at the retrieval site. With the entities removed from the 2009 Page #53  
he alien body found at the Kingman site: "It was about 4 feet tall, dark br 2009 Page #55  
y have also identified the landing site and found traces of aliens who made 2009 Page #134  
gestion for utilizing the fortress site of the Whangaparaoa Peninsula in th 2009 Page #165  

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as quickly set up and used for the site's first "hot firing", of a Tiny Tim 2005 Page #125  

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a del Viento. ''When I reached the site-he wrote-I was able to see a great  2007 Page #200  

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 Were you privy to any other crash sites in Arizona, New Mexico? A. I was p 2003 Page #43  
 wagon and stagecoach roads, cabin sites, arroyos and pioneer junk piles fo 2003 Page #45  
ing the atmosphere. The local Nike sites say they will not comment. They do 2003 Page #53  
s of wreckage collected from crash sites 1947-1953, some verbatim o Explode 2003 Page #175  
 both dropped off radar. Two crash sites have been located close to the WSP 2003 Page #232  
s that w?ra in place at both crash sites, the team was not able to gain acc 2003 Page #234  
over the area. Evidence of landing sites were found in the surrounding coun 2004 Page #47  
Americans. ... They had four radar sites on here, live missiles — nukes, .. 2004 Page #52  
signed to secure flying disc crash sites and collect debris. [David Devorki 2004 Page #62  
 Astronautica (www.astronautix.com/sites/whislc33.htm) In the history of th 2004 Page #64  
the well known name Roswell, other sites on the crash retrieval list includ 2004 Page #69  
onfirmed that three powerful radar sites had been built in a triangular con 2004 Page #70  
Conference SLIDE #19: Map of radar sites A triangle of sensitive geographic 2004 Page #71  
at flew through that trio of radar sites when they were fired up would not  2004 Page #71  
else's. The three classified radar sites became operational in 1948, but no 2004 Page #71  
ce Station-P8. The other two radar sites were Moriarty (AFS-P7) east of Alb 2004 Page #71  
 east of Gallup. Those three radar sites became part of the American Aircra 2004 Page #71  
s AC&W which expanded to 411 radar sites throughout the United States and e 2004 Page #71  
 joined him in a visit to recovery sites and proved detailed descriptions o 2004 Page #119  
from A to B, where B is just a few sites. • Some reports specifically menti 2004 Page #126  
Alamos, or Area 51. The latter two sites are surrounded by much land easily 2004 Page #129  
cendiary. Some say it mentions two sites, and that at one of the sites ther 2004 Page #141  
 two sites, and that at one of the sites there were "victims of the wreck." 2004 Page #141  
eopolitical Infrastructure • Crash Sites • Kibalchich, N. • Tsiolkovskiy, K 2004 Page #152  
ated facility with many production sites for very advanced aircraft), sight 2005 Page #82  
ries were built in 1949) and other sites that arise in UFO discussion s. 8  2005 Page #125  
he objects were found at two crash sites near tl1e \Xfhjte Sands Proving Gr 2005 Page #126  
 and direct observations of secret sites outside the security perimeters of 2005 Page #167  
istered to any EBEs found at crash sites. In a July 2005 interview, Stone g 2006 Page #19  
nce team attending crash retrieval sites, Stone would have a "need to know" 2006 Page #19  
ical trace evidence at UFO landing sites. 23                                2006 Page #26  
ery teams routinely sanitize crash sites of "black" (secret) airplanes and  2006 Page #71  
tudying physical evidence at crash sites. This can best be described as aer 2006 Page #71  
 of their loss, visiting the crash sites today and studying the remaining p 2006 Page #72  
 don't talk about it." - The crash sites were secured and controlled by gov 2006 Page #72  
debris from two other F-117A crash sites. Based on this information the Bak 2006 Page #85  
portunity to study two F-101 crash sites, as well as complete and disassemb 2006 Page #85  
I have visited more than 100 crash sites in the western United States. Many 2006 Page #86  
e time the accidents occurred. The sites were located in areas that could e 2006 Page #86  
ed parties from visiting the crash sites. In at least one case, we have see 2006 Page #86  
 evidence indicates that the crash sites were not sanitized despite good re 2006 Page #86  
different from that found at crash sites of unclassified aircraft. KEDLOCK  2006 Page #86  
it clear that there were two crash sites with bodies of some sort in the Ro 2006 Page #104  
ft had been removed from the crash sites and loaded on flat bed trucks. Lat 2006 Page #134  
operated HAWK and HERCULES missile sites throughout the United States. Almo 2006 Page #143  
th. Generally they were located at sites where there already were radar ins 2006 Page #170  
ry School, one of the most pivotal sites of the greatest revolution in mode 2006 Page #194  
nd in (dot).gov and are government sites. They are supposedl y public but i 2007 Page #87  
potting as well. Nf\.'v': Do these sites warn you as ) ou log on of potenti 2007 Page #87  
 spoken to choose to hack overseas sites because the risk of trouble to the 2007 Page #89  
 mechanism at the rime. I chose US sites because it was my understanding th 2007 Page #89  
eople know you had been into these sites and warn chem later on that they h 2007 Page #89  
a password when I went in to these sites so that nobody else could get in t 2007 Page #89  
France (near the \11 and V2 launch sites). Author's special note: This find 2007 Page #114  
n archeological digs. These impact sites will also eventual!) prm-ide evide 2007 Page #121  
 and the land owners away from the sites during their operations. The Long  2007 Page #128  
ral very remarkable and mysterious sites near Coyame that may be directly o 2007 Page #189  
l reserve to serve as one of three sites nationwide for the development of  2008 Page #27  
 reason being that at the recovery sites of other, very similar spheres-one 2008 Page #37  
frequentl y present at rocket test sites. She stated that she heard this di 2009 Page #90  
o confirm one of the other landing sites approximately fifty meters from th 2009 Page #136  
poplar tree. Confirmation of other sites followed. Here the grass and sand  2009 Page #136  
e found in the soil at the landing sites. Witness photos were also included 2009 Page #137  
se to the area, there were several sites suitably located for the larger ex 2009 Page #165  

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 (B) **** URGENT POWERS ARE NEEDED SITETWO AT CARLSBAD, NMEX** (C) ** URGEN 2004 Page #229  

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. “ I he unexplained sighting* are sitnpls those for sshich there is too hn 2003 Page #118  

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 it will be ritalled In Arreyito." sito Nader, eonoluded by referring to At 2004 Page #20  

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O CRASH RETRIEVALS The MJ-12 Group sits at the apex of an extensive network 2006 Page #16  

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like "a liberty bell" under a tarp sitting upright on it. 57                2003 Page #61  
d replied that he had spent a week sitting on a ship off Government Point.  2004 Page #44  
he time we and two colleagues were sitting in a van parked by the back gate 2004 Page #51  
 and I just remember, and some man sitting behind a desk and he pointed at  2004 Page #183  
 Coleman said "Hold on" as we were sitting in his office. He would put a ca 2004 Page #183  
you to move from the chair you are sitting in — I want you to move to the c 2004 Page #193  
er stated she died of heart attack sitting up in bed • Corner said the hear 2004 Page #206  
on by name) Bond's hat can be seen sitting on the chair behind Gen Ramey. I 2004 Page #235  
l Conference SLIDE# 37 Steve Jones sitting on DRES porch steps July 17, 200 2005 Page #64  
TO DRES BUILDINGS CUT TO: STEVE IS SITTING ON PORCH OF DRES BUILDING COVERE 2005 Page #66  
t in the middle of nowhere! We are sitting in a valley that is probably one 2005 Page #68  
this little viDage in which we are sitting that was set up originally back  2005 Page #68  
weaker system to the stronger one. Sitting in an accumulator has a most per 2005 Page #90  
sonal experience. Therapeutically, sitting in an ORAC has an expansive effe 2005 Page #90  
 and stare at them while they were sitting above the radar dome. The first  2006 Page #153  
he main console of the radar site. Sitting at the main console, I called my 2006 Page #154  
an outside, there were two (discs) sitting directly above the dead spot in  2006 Page #154  
e. Looking up there were two discs sitting directly above the dead zone of  2006 Page #154  
adar site building itself. Dad was sitting at a desk with all this mangled  2006 Page #155  
 I said, Dad, what's that?" He was sitting there at a console that had been 2006 Page #155  
 unusual for something that's been sitting on the sea floor for five months 2006 Page #187  
ws a commuter- sized flying saucer sitting in a parking lot at dusk. lts en 2007 Page #69  
maintain an 85% charge, even after sitting in a drawer for a year. The ad a 2007 Page #71  
my step dad. Yeah, I remember them sitting me down and making sure I did my 2007 Page #79  
 Park, \Xlyoming. We were all just sitting around roasting weenies and mars 2007 Page #121  
n the sidewalk. \Y/e saw two uucks sitting next to each ocher, low bed truc 2007 Page #122  
struction equipment, but they were sitting side by side with chis big lump  2007 Page #122  
re out ... what else are five kids sitting inside a house, you know what ca 2007 Page #124  
underneath it. It was just kind of sitting level. But it looked Like it was 2007 Page #169  
uard duty, he was at Coyote Canyon sitting in an Air Force truck reading a  2007 Page #173  
r him to speak. While she had been sitting in the house, she had heard the  2008 Page #13  
dent Deputy Wenzel, Paul, had been sitting home watching TV in his Westport 2008 Page #48  
 orange would come out when it was sitting in one place. Blue lights would  2008 Page #79  
n Semenov: At breakfast time I was sitting by the house at Vanavara Factory 2008 Page #99  
oper and found that he was clearly sitting on a good deal of interesting UF 2008 Page #104  
range l-vould come out when it was sitting in one place. Blue lights would  2009 Page #78  
space command and all of them were sitting there hying to tell us that, 'We 2009 Page #78  
so my best bet is that the tape is sitting at the National                  2009 Page #78  

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 at a moments notice. The area was situated near the end of the main runway 2004 Page #57  
ter asking Linda to sit in a chair situated in the middle of the room, he p 2004 Page #193  
ight ask: why would such a unit be situated in the area of counterintellige 2005 Page #124  
 two large glowing eyes. They were situated about twelve feet in the air an 2006 Page #90  
edfern Copyright 2009 Nick Redfern Situated in the scenic Hualapai Valley b 2009 Page #48  
point of security it was favorably situated. Close to the area, there were  2009 Page #165  
Assigned entire island of Isle Ne. situated just outside the harbor entranc 2009 Page #176  

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on arrival it was a very different situation. It was not a conventional air 2003 Page #23  
o impact on this national security situation in any manner whatsoever. Due  2003 Page #85  
 and a sense of the gravity of the situation he inherited when he was sworn 2003 Page #85  
tal was still unable to affect the situation he'd inherited even in the mos 2003 Page #89  
ce, we have another very anomalous situation. The Handbook of Chemistry and 2003 Page #112  
his attitude and take on the whole situation was much different. The stuff  2003 Page #144  
cy. Slide 15 talks to the "current situation" of April 1954, assessing the  2003 Page #173  
E AND GOALS (concluded) 5. Current Situation — April 1954 o Don't seem to p 2003 Page #174  
released only after “debriefings ” Situation evaluation: MJ—12 to evaluate  2003 Page #175  
t has very little control over the situation, especially when it comes to t 2003 Page #190  
ames Hagerty gained control of the situation saying Ike was at the dentist  2003 Page #192  
n may have been cut out of the UFO situation. One of the stories that has b 2003 Page #199  
lank) "to make an appraisal of the situation there" (blank). This phrase is 2003 Page #206  
irective "make an appraisal of the situation there," (comma) whereas the We 2003 Page #206  
ctive says, "make appraisal of the situation there". Notice the proper, yet 2003 Page #206  
 Korea t* sake an appraisal of the situation tiisrs with particular referen 2003 Page #213  
ty to make an appraise!. or hr' -, situation thern, also of th« reaction by 2003 Page #214  
onomic, psychological and military situation, current and projected. You wi 2003 Page #222  
egard to the rapidly deteriorating situation in China. We are desirous of f 2003 Page #224  
ys in which we could deal with the situation in a practical and beneficial  2003 Page #224  
 make a fact-finding survey of the situation and report beck within a month 2003 Page #224  
 Korea to make an appraisal of the situation there with particular referenc 2003 Page #225  
egard to the rapidly Aotorlor@tl@^ situation in Ohlaa. Wo ore and hero been 2003 Page #228  
 sake & fact-finding survey of tha situation and report teat within a month 2003 Page #228  
ation to the rapidly deteriorating situation in China. The Joint Chiefs of  2003 Page #230  
tation in China. Nevertheless, the situation is critical and it is urgently 2003 Page #230  
sistants to make a survey • of the situation and to report back at as early 2003 Page #230  
 of doing something to clarify our situation with regard to China. f\j I th 2003 Page #230  
uietly yesterday and discussed the situation with him, told him to think it 2003 Page #230  
ing a considerable interest in the situation: A second fire ball fell from  2004 Page #11  
o Mounties were about to leave the situation became critical. The light sud 2004 Page #38  
 was late in his assessment of the situation. Werbicki and the rest of the  2004 Page #41  
as investigating the flying saucer situation on behalf of the American mili 2004 Page #90  
onfirmation that the flying saucer situation was very real: WBS: I am doing 2004 Page #91  
er Post 3-0 Blue a Second book was Situation Red, the UFO Siege • Gained re 2004 Page #107  
blished Stringfield's second book, Situation Red: The UFO Siege, that chron 2004 Page #110  
on this mention of crashed UFOs in Situation Red that spurred him on to dig 2004 Page #110  
n highly questionable. The sort of situation we all saw in the national new 2004 Page #140  
ord spoke forcefully about the UFO situation: "Mr. Ford, what about flying  2004 Page #177  
 to abide by. Carter explained the situation in one interview: I don't see  2004 Page #186  
activities in light of the current situation. To eliminate this problem, I  2004 Page #251  
 causes immunodeficienc y. In that situation, the person may decease rapidl 2005 Page #34  
ng more of real significance. That situation changed radically, however, wh 2005 Page #40  
y outruscanced is not a flattering situation for military pride. The conclu 2005 Page #95  
rest stirred b) Stringfield's book Situation Red spurred him to dig deeper  2005 Page #139  
rung down the arms. The massi, e-k situation was summarized subsequently in 2005 Page #171  
l galactic neighborhood and of the situation on our planet. The SETI cultis 2006 Page #5  
ooklet, a loose leaf notebook type situation. But the intent of cataloguing 2006 Page #19  
Stringfield MAIN • 1977: Publishes Situation Red: The UFO Siege. Briefly in 2006 Page #25  
d publisher of CNI News and Global Situation Report; and Kyle Pickford, a m 2006 Page #49  
is certainly describes the kind of situation that might attend Contact. Sce 2006 Page #51  
ests of stakeholder groups in each situation and expand those findings into 2006 Page #51  
he beginning, leading to a win/win situation both initially and in the end. 2006 Page #54  
have a pivotal role in any Contact situation, being able to help shape posi 2006 Page #57  
, to make the best of an uncertain situation. Ideally, an atmosphere/attitu 2006 Page #58  
f. I will keep you informed as the situation develops. Goodbie." Shock! Cou 2006 Page #164  
 in mind that the global political situation was "hot". There were two wars 2006 Page #165  
eat. This was causing a near panic situation in the USA. By the end of Nove 2006 Page #165  
ot yet released which clarify this situation. However, based on the informa 2006 Page #173  
mber 9.) SNAFU OR SAUCERS? (SNAFU: situation normal: all fouled up) Perhaps 2006 Page #179  
e time getting involved in the UFO situation via the Robertson Panel. 11    2007 Page #17  
g maintenanced . ■ In an emergency situation, a sensitive Deep Black Progra 2007 Page #55  
dicam "brings clarity to even this situation." r ii\'.,-:•~ r · ~.::i•?J,r  2007 Page #73  
 years. MW: \Xlhat was your family situation like when younger, did they ta 2007 Page #79  
 witnesses. They are in a terrible situation. 86                            2007 Page #92  
st seems to know what to do in any situation, regardless . He has been taki 2007 Page #123  
athered up, my mom, because of the situation took us down to this little ic 2007 Page #124  
es chat occurred around that whole situation and time period? Joe: J use th 2007 Page #125  
in the UFO community. However, the situation is more complex than many supp 2008 Page #61  
hat's why they want to contain the situation . THEY SEE YOU AS DAMAGE CONTR 2008 Page #92  
d of sci-fi themed comic books the situation is much the same. In the Marve 2008 Page #103  
f the others . This would create a situation of anarchy, as the strongest o 2008 Page #113  
 based on submitte d data that his situation is extreme ly perilous, and th 2008 Page #114  
 existence of mankind, as no other situation in human history has ever done 2008 Page #117  
as ever done. l We are caught in a situation in which every citizen of ever 2008 Page #117  
on warning is apt to destabilize a situation that already possesses much to 2009 Page #22  
red themselves of an actual threat situation is in progress. It is further  2009 Page #25  
er recommended that in the event a situation arises in which the current se 2009 Page #25  
an initial briefing on the ECOMCOM situation and the President directed tha 2009 Page #26  
t .forth in these documents if the situation were to appear serious enough  2009 Page #27  
activities in light of the current situation."21 This appears to be a refer 2009 Page #39  
hich I can better assess the [UFO] situation."2 While the NSA intercept has 2009 Page #42  
 the document continues: A bizarre situation was encountered at the retriev 2009 Page #53  
her details of the Affidavit, see: Situation Red: The UFO Siege, Leonard St 2009 Page #56  
ded that: (a) This "flying saucer" situation is not all imaginary or seeing 2009 Page #178  

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ht of public truth. The people and situations that were starting to swirl a 2003 Page #148  
onomic, psychological and military situations - current and projected." o " 2003 Page #207  
nonis, goyofeologi&el and Military situations — current and prejoetod. Xa & 2003 Page #213  
omic, psychological and nri 3itary situations — current and projected* In t 2003 Page #225  
ould be capable of coping wich new situations would compel us c.o make a ch 2008 Page #112  
nd don't lead to the best possible situations in the various fields mention 2008 Page #144  
Reliable information about foreign situations and trends has never been mor 2009 Page #15  
ould be false. There might even be situations in which the Russians would s 2009 Page #22  

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a 1946 Committee No. 2 (Malenko0 m.sIty of Armed Forces General Staff WO Ar 2004 Page #155  

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eleased to the masa a presidential sivitory COsAlttti roc•rpt, tcsoos Alra. 2004 Page #20  

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r~ .aho~.,..,. -~ ~ .... ,. ..... ,SiwT~lQo ~.:iJ•• ~l\; .not.loun,.un1~1"t 2005 Page #124  

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bituary. He was a photographer for six decades, many of them with the South 2003 Page #34  
 two unidentified people witnessed six disc shape craft, one in the middle, 2003 Page #41  
ck and stood at a depth of five or six inches, as it spread out into a delt 2003 Page #49  
equipment was necessary to analyze six different materials in the multi-lay 2003 Page #49  
the second laboratory revealed hat six of the nine layers were made from ce 2003 Page #50  
aterial in each layer, identifying six of the layers as cotton, four of wov 2003 Page #50  
he first three weeks of the almost six weeks the Secretary is held at Bethe 2003 Page #90  
investigation. That afternoon with six thousand in attendance, James Forres 2003 Page #92  
tal. The Monsignor is rebuffed all six times he attempts to see the former  2003 Page #95  
er arrived containing a surprise — six more pieces of metal that were very  2003 Page #102  
ectly responsible to President The six goals are: s Recover all foreign or  2003 Page #172  
d V. Bush. Slide 14 identifies the six specific goals, including running se 2003 Page #173  
rg and stated, "I bet there aren't six people in this whole room who know h 2003 Page #198  
____________ 206______________ 283 Six known versions of the final Wedemeye 2003 Page #205  
ee Table 2. Table 2: Comparison of Six Copies of Wedemeyer Directive to Chi 2003 Page #205  
 and report beck within a month or six weeks. He is generally familiar with 2003 Page #224  
 and report teat within a month or six weeks. He is generally faalllar with 2003 Page #228  
s will be in China ap- proxiaatoly six weeks. I should like to hare your @© 2003 Page #229  
 It has been learned that at least six radar stations in east Texas (see de 2003 Page #233  
ing any markings would be helpful. Six days later a communication was trans 2004 Page #9  
m library. The story stated: About six o'clock this morning the early riser 2004 Page #26  
 the skies of North Texas in 1897, six years before the Wright brothers fle 2004 Page #32  
t brothers flew at Kitty Hawk, NJ, six years before anything man made was i 2004 Page #32  
 what to expect. Then they saw it, six or seven hundred feet from the shore 2004 Page #35  
 however there would be as many as six "Cape Islanders" plying the waters o 2004 Page #38  
it. The fishermen and crews of the six fishing boats that had been the firs 2004 Page #41  
on was a remote logging road about six miles from Bentwaters, but close by  2004 Page #47  
night and is referred to on thirty six pages of Left At East Gate. He is al 2004 Page #50  
don, I was. The segment runs about six minutes and will be screened at the  2004 Page #58  
16, 2947 V-2 Goes Astray, Lands in Six Miles of Alamogordo Here is a statem 2004 Page #62  
uting factor in the deaths of over six hundred military personnel and civil 2004 Page #62  
erman V-2 rocket which landed only six miles east of Alamogordo" on May 15. 2004 Page #64  
ng to earth two minutes later only six 61                                   2004 Page #64  
f the new Buena Vista Airport only six miles south of downtown _Juarez, Chi 2004 Page #67  
 Crash Retrievals to crack windows six miles north of the crash site, while 2004 Page #68  
 all the crashed saucer briefings. Six researchers around the world then co 2004 Page #98  
 later. The table does not include six reports provided by Tim Cooper, incl 2004 Page #115  
e. I am personally acquainted with six of the seven listed, never having me 2004 Page #117  
titled Taken, the documentary film Six Days In Roswell, and many others, in 2004 Page #137  
cluded that there were from two to six — at least— from two to six highly t 2004 Page #187  
two to six — at least— from two to six highly technological intelligent civ 2004 Page #187  
e of UFOs represented these two to six extraterrestrial races. And secondly 2004 Page #187  
g from one or more of these two to six extraterrestrial civilizations in ou 2004 Page #187  
rg and stated, "I bet there aren't six people in this who room who know how 2004 Page #195  
, the infection was getting worse. Six hours lacer, Chereze died. His body  2005 Page #33  
es survived . That would have been six years after the more famous Roswell  2005 Page #45  
till classified above Top Secret." Six years later, Goldwater wrote in anot 2005 Page #80  
 as Freud's assistant for the next six years. They parted ways in 1929 when 2005 Page #89  
 The physicist responded by letter six days later, apparently intrigued eno 2005 Page #91  
ckground count had been holding at six to eight hundred counts per minute.  2005 Page #100  
thousands of citizens-and this was six years before the \X/right brothers f 2005 Page #120  
since June 29"-along with at least six other radars, including ones at Alam 2005 Page #126  
he "underground Pentagon," located six miles north of tl1e presidential ret 2005 Page #130  
ding opened, and he could see that six other discs had already been retrie, 2005 Page #165  
the wall of the room that depicted six different types of aliens. He rememb 2005 Page #165  
n inches across and weighing about six pounds) that he found partially buri 2006 Page #83  
next 12 years I revisited the site six more times. After the F-117A was dec 2006 Page #84  
il at the crash site to a depth of six feet and as far as 1,000 feet beyond 2006 Page #84  
 and were joined by another boy, a six year old, who straggled along behind 2006 Page #90  
 over more than forty locations of six different states within a time span  2006 Page #98  
 states that, "It left tracks from six to eight feet apart. Wore a suit of  2006 Page #98  
 West Va. Hill Frightens Woman and Six Boys." This paper gave a quoted desc 2006 Page #99  
eria." Did a 32 year old woman and six country boys all misinterpret an ani 2006 Page #99  
? Is it possible that Mrs. May and six boys pulled off a perfectly executed 2006 Page #99  
nce "The bodies were about five to six feet tall, humanoid in shape, but so 2006 Page #123  
valuation and Research Agency, and six years later DERA split into two orga 2006 Page #123  
scenario of this is curious. About six weeks prior to the 'alien bodies' st 2006 Page #126  
ide cutaway view. Each Battery had six launchers, with three missiles on ea 2006 Page #142  
shed down into Bellingham Bay some six months before. Still, a number of qu 2006 Page #190  
eriences. The Poll surveyed nearly six thousand adults' and dealt with the  2006 Page #197  
ld be too difficult to get another six months of speakers, even though I ha 2006 Page #204  
ar JI actually began in 1935, some six years before Pearl Harbor. Nore char 2007 Page #16  
ld by the carton. But unlike other six packs, this one conspiratori ally no 2007 Page #71  
 Glasgow and left there when I was six and a half. 72                       2007 Page #78  
s in England l think. \Xlhen I was six I was doing fractions. I came down h 2007 Page #79  
advanced, that in 1944 they flew a six engine long range bomber undetected  2007 Page #111  
uga. Moments later a black object, six inches in diameter, crashed into the 2007 Page #133  
ing any markings would be helpful. Six days later a communication was trans 2007 Page #142  
m: l would say there were at least six (other cars) behind us that I rememb 2007 Page #169  
t Paul clid not know was that only six years after he and his Mom and Aunt  2007 Page #174  
n't think it was more than five or six miles away. Distances and sizes of o 2008 Page #11  
a few old growth cedar stumps over six feet in diameter. A century ago the  2008 Page #52  
inutes after one of the 'barrages' six more thumps were heard, like cannon  2008 Page #98  
d the Einstein/Oppenheimer memo of six pages. The other one from the ClA is 2008 Page #105  
 ■Coleman-Liau Index 13.51 14.29 6 Six criteria are about the same for Eins 2008 Page #118  
ter Paul Joseph Goebbels as a mere six multinational corporations control v 2008 Page #143  
ieval Conference, I have presented six times, on the topics noted here. I b 2009 Page #7  
 MJ-12 Special Studies Project, to six other members of the Project. It say 2009 Page #39  
 document was addressed to another six members of MJ-12 requesting comments 2009 Page #43  
 Dulles and apparently approved by six other MJ- 12 members was a cryptic a 2009 Page #43  
n Dulles was seeking approval from six of his MJ-12 colleagues , to lay the 2009 Page #43  
O issue. It was Dulles and another six unknown MJ-12 members who sanctioned 2009 Page #45  
inistration . While Dulles and his six associates pre-authorized the assass 2009 Page #45  
12 directives passed by Dulles and six other MJ-12 members in 1961 has ever 2009 Page #45  
ies survived. That would have been six years after the more famous Roswell  2009 Page #51  
vidually and is part of a group of six DIA personnel working together as an 2009 Page #52  
sday, October 1 It\ only made page six of the Times, but overnight the repo 2009 Page #138  
e 15 newspaper articles focused on six major points that reporters were abl 2009 Page #161  
pareil also had this to add to the six main points: "Confirms New Secret We 2009 Page #161  

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ng 10,000,000 square feet). With a six- foot depth of excavation the volume 2006 Page #85  

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 Bi/Mg Metal Figure 5- Panels with six-fingered hand depressions allegedly  2003 Page #101  
d depressions allegedly found with six-fingered humanoids at UFO crash site 2003 Page #101  

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ied : When a tentative 50,000 lb., six-foot diameter , 20-foot long hydroge 2009 Page #92  

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                      Clearly, the six-page QD would today be called a "whi 2008 Page #106  

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ch featured a too-good -to-be-true sixcies era photograph of a hovering fly 2007 Page #68  

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teen minutes before five." I was a sixteen year old teenager in 1965 when t 2003 Page #54  
e guests. In October 1997 I read a sixteen page interview in the book with  2004 Page #56  
iption of the disk was that it was sixteen feet, five inches in diameter, c 2006 Page #135  
n in flying formacions of four and sixteen. ,-. I_ 111■!!!!111 1!!!11!!! II 2007 Page #109  
 a spectacular career that spanned sixteen years, during which time she mad 2007 Page #136  
found an object described as being sixteen feet, five inches in diameter, a 2007 Page #187  
r sighting puts the incidence some sixteen minutes after the sightings in U 2008 Page #15  

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ook his own life by going out of a sixteenth story window at the Bethesda N 2003 Page #85  

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

 fifth, faking considerations; the sixth, anachronisms; and the seventh, co 2004 Page #243  
2004. Specificall y, Mitchell -the sixth man to walk on the Moon -has said  2005 Page #81  
es, wlule Dr. Edgar ·Mitchell, the sixth man to walk on the moon, has even  2005 Page #119  

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 at his rural home. Joel is in his sixties, and is a retired factory worker 2003 Page #68  
rtmentalized activity in the early sixties appropriate? Can someone say tha 2004 Page #253  
ornia with his family in the early Sixties (enough said?). 191              2006 Page #194  
O files from the Fifties and early Sixties had been destroyed . There was n 2008 Page #62  

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es of Mg+ ions which were enhanced sixty times more than in the pure Mg met 2003 Page #109  
ons of numerous others of the past sixty years. But then one of Einstein's  2005 Page #92  
hristi, Texas. After approximately sixty seconds of observation, at a posit 2006 Page #133  
bject to be a bolide that exploded sixty to seventy miles high. The flash w 2008 Page #13  
 misleading the general public for sixty years on not just the existence of 2008 Page #37  
That book was written in 1949. Now sixty years later, modem quantum physici 2008 Page #95  
E STRONGEST MOTIVATORS OF THE LAST SIXTY YEARS IN SUPPRESSING INFORMATION A 2009 Page #75  

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

ents ranging in age from twelve to sixty-nine years were infected by Viral  2006 Page #109  

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ublic land in close proximity to a sizable population center. A fleet of se 2006 Page #74  

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What can be measured seems to be a size 3 child's shoe, corresponding to a  2003 Page #48  
3 child's shoe, corresponding to a size 4-1/2 women's shoe length. It would 2003 Page #48  
-off area has been extended to the size it might have been. It was probably 2003 Page #48  
large sole is closer to a standard size than the smaller one, it is still u 2003 Page #48  
apable of such maneuvers. Also the size of the object reportedly seen on th 2003 Page #65  
 Berwyn Mountains range is vast in size and the events of January 1974 have 2003 Page #75  
 pieces next to a quarter coin for size comparison. Each piece had a black  2003 Page #102  
 inch diameter quarter coin is for size comparison. Photograph by universit 2003 Page #103  
t is about an inch in diameter for size comparison. 99                      2003 Page #103  
atures ns Shadowed letters General size for some 3 Type face S Paragraph sp 2003 Page #182  
h radars can not measure shape and size RESTRICTED and top secret incompati 2003 Page #182  
rred to radar as the source of the size and shape information. I worked on  2003 Page #183  
SH RADARS DON ’T MEASURE SHAPE AND SIZE The “A-scope ” shows accurate dista 2003 Page #186  
oblem No reason to doubt shape and size Soeoal Opera: or.s Manual CUTLER TO 2003 Page #186  
n 17 Mar 53 1954 radars: no shape, size O Multiple looks in range would do  2003 Page #186  
escribed as "about three times the size of a basketball." 7                 2004 Page #10  
at supersonic speed but due to the size and remoteness of the area, a searc 2004 Page #17  
ot's grave. The grave was not full size. It was obviously the grave of a ch 2004 Page #27  
you tell from the plans, about the size of the tunnels, how long or how wid 2004 Page #53  
talking three tunnels of a similar size. G. The area around here is pretty  2004 Page #53  
nces I remember packages about the size of a loaf of bread coming in. The b 2004 Page #93  
of them. One was a chunk about the size of a brick — semi circular in shape 2004 Page #94  
It was quite heavy in terms of its size. He had an analysis done of that on 2004 Page #94  
al. It was a piece about twice the size of your thumb which had been loaned 2004 Page #102  
cifically mention rail transport • Size distribution is not always 100 feet 2004 Page #126  
t always 100 feet Slide 24 MAXIMUM SIZE /It DISTRIBUTION REPORTED • Less th 2004 Page #126  
ntified depending on the width and size of their load. (Incidentally, Earle 2004 Page #129  
of the twelve reports that state a size estimate. You can see that two-thir 2004 Page #129  
ike? Shartle: Well they were human size, had an odd gray complexion and a p 2004 Page #182  
uick's length, width, height, tire size, ground 228                         2004 Page #231  
en in the images "could" match the size of materials used in the ML307 Rada 2004 Page #233  
ic object, and it is of tremendous size. l'm still climbing; the object is  2005 Page #64  
 UNDER THAT DRY LAKE?" "Again, the size of the impact. If you rake a look a 2005 Page #67  
g, disk shaped, small and large in size. Th.is facility has "runways" that  2005 Page #83  
hile the latter mechanized it. The size of the accumulators Reich and his a 2005 Page #90  
 a single person and was about the size of a small phone booth. A properly  2005 Page #90  
r a piece of metal about "half the size of a business card" that he cold he 2005 Page #131  
olored. about "a third to half the size of the F4" chasing3/15/96 F-15 from 2006 Page #28  
              Scenarios of Contact size representing the major stakeholders 2006 Page #58  
identify planets approximating the size of the Earth circling hundreds of s 2006 Page #70  
ring the level of destruction, the size of the debris field, and the short  2006 Page #76  
d the remaining debris, ranging in size from tiny fragments to pieces over  2006 Page #84  
ike 'toy' hands, too, and eyes the size of half-dollars, according to Mrs.  2006 Page #98  
e level indicating the smaller the size of filtration methods employed. 19  2006 Page #105  
hey are listed in order of smaller size, with the smallest of bacteria bein 2006 Page #113  
 400 nm, which is the very largest size for the virus: viruses from 400 nm  2006 Page #113  
ehavior exhibited by disks of this size, it is probable that the entry was  2006 Page #136  
ASE GIVE DETAIL IN TERMS OF COLOR, SIZE AND OTHER CHARACTERISTICS OF WHAT Y 2006 Page #153  
igh chrome look to it. I would say size ranged anywhere from 15 feet across 2006 Page #153  
the vault. The table was about the size of this (gestures to his rectangula 2006 Page #157  
d in bringing up an object of that size from 270 feet, it would surely have 2006 Page #191  
e region? Very doubtful, given the size of the object and the fact that it  2006 Page #192  
t transferring those files at that size would have taken days so I had an i 2007 Page #86  
he discs themselves, regardless of size, alJ had tricycle landing gear. The 2007 Page #100  
alJ had tricycle landing gear. The size of the aircraft, determined how man 2007 Page #100  
 at Wright Patterson AFB. A medium size group of about 62 people including  2007 Page #114  
 actually growing to a pretty good size, because we could see it from our h 2007 Page #122  
f the inconveruence because of the size of the fire. But it wasn't that big 2007 Page #123  
 paper but solid and some were the size of a car. Several stories that came 2007 Page #128  
asn't recovered . Judging from the size of the hole it made, however, it wa 2007 Page #133  
er, it was probably about the same size." The two most important points of  2007 Page #133  
js head. Then he saw an object the size of a car, bright wrute, shaped like 2007 Page #152  
eight, it weighed too much for irs size. My father came next to me and took 2007 Page #196  
 ... " The fragment is roughly the size of a fist and very heavy for its re 2007 Page #196  
ery heavy for its relatively small size. Its exact dimensions are 60 mm lon 2007 Page #196  
t. They were of the same shape and size." Vallee then adds that, accorrung  2007 Page #199  
es by one and one-fourth inches in size, after letting the material cool do 2007 Page #199  
ape of a half-round saucer and the size of a football field. lt had many wi 2007 Page #200  
rance comparable to a cigarette in size, that is, the diameter with respect 2008 Page #10  
people would inaccurately describe size, speed and altitude. But, naturally 2008 Page #13  
His quote to me was that the UFO's size was midway between that of a C-130  2008 Page #34  
n 1939, I.G. Farben had doubled in size, became the largest chemical manufa 2008 Page #127  
g with medical surgical masks. The size of the crew was not mentioned. Comm 2009 Page #53  
r. CIRCLES THAT WOULD CHANGE THEIR SIZE FROM SOMETHING LIKE 6 INCHES TO MAY 2009 Page #65  
hes in diameter, something of that size -when it hit the ground. It was rig 2009 Page #70  
meter , 20-foot long hydrogen bomb size was established in 1951, LASL advoc 2009 Page #92  

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ilable in the area, to the nearest sizeable military installation, or in so 2004 Page #171  
ing his credibility and punching a sizeable hole in the case of the pro-Ros 2004 Page #222  

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 prevent the intrusion of specific sized particles, with the higher the num 2006 Page #105  
. The photograph shows a commuter- sized flying saucer sitting in a parking 2007 Page #69  
t we lived in we had a pretty good sized airport, as far as the runway goes 2007 Page #125  

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 terrestrial quarter-inch and inch sizes. However, Alcoa Aluminum engineers 2003 Page #100  
y. There is no reason to doubt the sizes and shapes reported in the Manual. 2003 Page #184  
 of Stringfield's reported maximum sizes were less than 30 feet Slide 25 12 2004 Page #126  
lity were significantly limited to sizes smaller than those reported by Str 2004 Page #127  
Slide 25 gives the distribution of sizes for all of the twelve reports that 2004 Page #129  
n the vicinity, of many shapes and sizes: spherical, triangular, elongated, 2005 Page #83  
ume any one of innumerable shapes, sizes, colors — one need only consider t 2006 Page #53  
of these pathogens have a range of sizes depending on their molecular struc 2006 Page #113  
n their advertising? All types and sizes of compan.ies. Some of the largest 2007 Page #76  
stated that they came in different sizes, and had "air force makings" on th 2007 Page #115  
e or six miles away. Distances and sizes of objects in the sky are hard to  2008 Page #11  

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n stated that during his time with Siznals Corp that Mount Weather had faci 2004 Page #177  

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e heat may have been sufficient to sizzle the tempers of the citizenry, it' 2006 Page #183  

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nter 1984-85... In contrast to the sizzling summer of the splashdown, the e 2006 Page #186  
day, August 25, 1974 was a typical sizzling hot summer day in West Texas, a 2007 Page #185  

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ized and possess a cer:ain culture si~:.lar to our own, they may be recogni 2008 Page #113  

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pots really only apply to militaf) sJ stems? G?vf: No I am sure NASA does i 2007 Page #87  
confirmed Encounters ■ Fire in the SJ....,, -The T rnvis W,1lton Abduction  2008 Page #160  
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a sea:rel Hew Hrithn-Awcrita1i ~·e(SJ11m !)aid to he ll1e equal or atomic b 2009 Page #180  

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u. lat•r ...... t Dl•L•left. C•tOh SJl,lel••• ,_, t•• .. FJI08• •f 1•.l• ,. 2008 Page #19  

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■ Go,ng ta A.tu51 ■ Gulf.BCM:. Ra""SJ~d 7: Ufology Explodes, 1987-1988 ■Tr- 2009 Page #149  

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5.3 Ff.) U:-JKNO\\'N \\'I.Ii.JI r: SK:'-/0\\. o~()-1 c:g ( 15,U Ill lh) U:  2007 Page #112  

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T-Y 1\·.11 "i\ \ "RO ACE"' SP,\l)E SK\PE I RF\\" ::.~O• kph. ( I .~C mph I  2007 Page #112  

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 rights. Americans need co be more ske tical of this notion. '•,.ii&hcil;t; 2007 Page #35  

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eet-tall, so thin they looked Like skelerons covered by skin. Tony Dodd was 2007 Page #149  

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 Bill Boshears V, 7-8 Doctor found skeletal remains, USAF coverup 79 1987 O 2004 Page #114  
 16 14 ' 12 -' 10 8 -- 6 4 — 2 0 a Skeletal muscles • Tongue 0 Eye o Ear •  2006 Page #118  
pe, but so thin they looked almost skeletal with a covering skin. Although  2006 Page #123  

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                                   skeleton staff operating; so he was, ess 2008 Page #34  

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n the metals. They look Eke little skeletons of bugs squashed into the meta 2005 Page #158  

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thor' special note: Those that are skepcical of the reality of man-mad e fl 2007 Page #109  

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Jack Gibbons, a self acclaimed UFO skeptic. Gibbons handled Rockefeller's q 2003 Page #200  
his first Status Report in 1978, a skeptic George Earley published a two-pa 2004 Page #127  
s Karl Pflock, who is the severest skeptic of the Roswell Incident, and Kev 2004 Page #136  
cumentary on UFOs. Emenegger was a skeptic on UFOs but thought "Oh well." H 2004 Page #181  
." Emenegger told me that he was a skeptic on the subject of UFOs and he wa 2004 Page #183  
n in ufology has long been that of skeptic Dave Thomas, who concluded that  2004 Page #215  
 Matthews. Tim is a well-known UFO skeptic in Britain as well as an author  2005 Page #146  

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to be genuine? Well, it's OK to be skeptical, because there have been a few 2003 Page #181  
cluding cases • Discussion of some skeptical claims about secrecy and trans 2004 Page #107  
at has been torn to shreds by many skeptical authors) will not be released  2004 Page #125  
Vallee, however, was "negative and skeptical" about the offer to release th 2004 Page #193  
ics, primarily because I am always skeptical myself. Of course, the debunke 2004 Page #214  
aucer Story Started As a Con Game" Skeptical Inquirer, Sept — Oct 1998, 12- 2004 Page #223  
 in authority. People would become skeptical of all official information. P 2006 Page #64  
e vociferous attacks from the more skeptical researchers in the UFO researc 2006 Page #122  
                   Some people are skeptical that such an important topic c 2007 Page #31  
ter firing up its turbines. He was skeptical about the theory that somethin 2008 Page #44  
 whld1 most scirntisu :l re deeply skeptical, misc qucsuons oboulhlsjudpnen 2008 Page #146  
, one could well argue. The wholly skeptical commentator might say that Bet 2009 Page #55  
pernatural. Soviet editors lacking skeptical armor are also singled out, bu 2009 Page #139  

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now. They are right. Nevertheless, skepticism is an important part of the s 2004 Page #121  
able people. I sense two layers of skepticism on this topic: the first is q 2004 Page #121  
anation) will awaken your sense of skepticism , so that you will nor allow  2005 Page #92  
 positive. There would be fear and skepticism about NHI motives & capabilit 2006 Page #54  
itself playing catch-up. A natural skepticism would emerge: how long did th 2006 Page #60  
ht be met increasingly with - -- . skepticism. People would not know who or 2006 Page #64  
ht be greeted with a great deal of skepticism. Maybe even derision. Not onl 2006 Page #181  
Copyright 2007 Terry Hansen Publjc skepticism about the reality of UFO cras 2007 Page #7  
our ego cloud your vision. Balance skepticism and cynicism with an open min 2007 Page #32  
ally met with the same unthinkable skepticism until Olto Hahn proved its fe 2009 Page #20  
d somewhere , why not in Voronezh? Skepticism can be taken too far. These v 2009 Page #139  

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fighting off other researchers and skeptics. Bennewitz thought that he had  2003 Page #141  
 or equivalent software available, skeptics often claim that it is too easy 2003 Page #179  
details of a hoaxed document. Some skeptics assume that everything is a fak 2003 Page #181  
 authenticity. Other, less careful skeptics have written whole chapters and 2003 Page #184  
ed with Sandia also in New Mexico) Skeptics speculate that this language is 2003 Page #209  
s scenario offered not only by the skeptics but by the ordinary citizen tod 2004 Page #106  
 DESCRIBED IN SOM 1-01 WHAT DO THE SKEPTICS General: • How do we know they' 2004 Page #120  
h Retrieval Conference What Do the Skeptics Say? So, if there have been num 2004 Page #121  
ouple of very specific issues some skeptics have raised. The first has to d 2004 Page #127  
f a few ufologists — equal time to skeptics, primarily because I am always  2004 Page #214  
s (and, remember, "debunkers" and "skeptics" are not the same thing; we sho 2004 Page #214  
t the same thing; we should all be skeptics) usually counter that I give th 2004 Page #214  
ments raised over the years by the skeptics.' Eyewitnesses One of the facet 2004 Page #216  
me element of the case. Where, the skeptics have always asked, are the witn 2004 Page #216  
one very contentious point amongst skeptics, namely the number of police of 2004 Page #216  
earth and manipulating earth life. Skeptics will excuse them that possibly  2005 Page #9  
aper both responds to criticism of skeptics and provides powerful logic for 2005 Page #129  
d implications for Naval strategy. Skeptics to the authenticity of SOM 1-01 2005 Page #130  
Furthermore, we have not found any skeptics to interview who had top secret 2005 Page #131  
stage in human understanding. Some skeptics of Stringfield will say chat he 2005 Page #139  
onster. The town was divided among skeptics, believers, and people who didn 2006 Page #93  
 the unclassified literature. Some skeptics have argued that this suggests  2006 Page #105  
rapidly moving signal source." The skeptics claim that there are no physica 2006 Page #200  
 stream near Eureka, but which the skeptics can claim is irrelevant because 2008 Page #14  
documents obtained by Cooper, some skeptics have accused him of faking some 2008 Page #105  
 that all of the criticisms of the skeptics, while having some merit, were  2009 Page #7  
a hoax, what about the rest of it? Skeptics are quick to reject everything  2009 Page #12  

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ash Retrieval Conference Figure 3. Sketch of acorn shaped object semi-burie 2003 Page #64  
wn of a New Age," Corso photo, EBE sketch, and letter in his typical writin 2005 Page #6  
 Documents Figure 1. This forensic sketch was prepared for Dr. Bob Wood by  2006 Page #118  
subscribe co the paper. The simple sketch showed a smjling man with an atta 2007 Page #67  
ing to create a composite forensic sketch of a particular suspect. (retired 2007 Page #94  
-j (On a sep.1:-.1ce sheet, please sketch .a s!.~ple m,2p o: the .J:'.'C~ s 2008 Page #56  
d the scene, witness the craft and sketch it. 58                            2008 Page #64  
 and blue lights. " John Burroughs sketch of lights "This would move back a 2008 Page #79  
80. Penniston 's notebook original sketch of triangular craft SLIDE# 24 Jim 2008 Page #82  
little more." Penniston 's refined sketch of symbols 76 Then Sgt. Penniston 2008 Page #82  
taff Sergeant James W. Penniston's sketch of black, glass-like , triangular 2009 Page #61  
taff Sergeant James W. Penniston's sketch of symbols etched with texture of 2009 Page #66  
                    John Burroughs sketch of lights he saw on the first nig 2009 Page #78  
cember 26, 1980. Date of his above sketch was January 2, l 98 l, signed AIC 2009 Page #78  
-~t... ;.-::.,7-oS Steve LaPlume's sketch of the light that moved up and do 2009 Page #82  
               .. Steve LaPlume 's sketch of cigar-shaped aerial craft The  2009 Page #83  

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ack, triangle-shaped craft that he sketched and later touched. Before we he 2009 Page #61  

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fcons ManualEXTRATERRESTRIAL CRAFT SKETCHES OF FOUR DIFFERENT TYPES: □ Elli 2003 Page #174  
nniston 's original notebook rough sketches of glassy symbols SLlDE# 25 "On 2008 Page #82  

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might be a civilian describing and sketching a military insignia patch seen 2005 Page #136  

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to Rendlesham forest with cameras. Sketch© 2005 by Steve LaPlume. First, La 2009 Page #82  

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[part of the I.G. Farben combine], SKF [Swedish Enskilda Bank], and ITT, wh 2008 Page #128  

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 As Stringfield noted in his final Ski/us Repo,t published in February 1994 2005 Page #139  
 at the far end. An upward turned "ski slope" was built into the runway to  2007 Page #114  
ads to take off more easily. Thjs "ski slope" feature was later incorporate 2007 Page #114  
hat this runway also included the "ski slope" feature that was used on the  2007 Page #114  

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icle titled, "Braxton Monster Left Skid Marks Where He Landed." This articl 2006 Page #98  
that had the aliens layed out on a skid. I looked at two other photographs  2006 Page #157  

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said it looked like the object had skidded when it landed. Joel hid behind  2003 Page #69  

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t there are strange objects in the skies, many people will report having se 2004 Page #28  
tis Peebles in his book, Watch the Skies! A Chronicle of the F tying Saucer 2004 Page #31  
erned the object flying across the skies of North Texas! 28                 2004 Page #31  
imes slow — was flying through the skies of North Texas in 1897, six years  2004 Page #32  
st night UFOs were observed in the skies above the twin bases and the Rendl 2004 Page #47  
 another 30 minutes patrolling the skies before eventually returning to bas 2004 Page #57  
CRET efforts to track discs in the skies. Eventually, Scott and Andy confir 2004 Page #70  
ledge of Something coming from the skies and killing and mutilating animals 2004 Page #78  
Of.., the TV series X- Files, Dark Skies, and Seven Degs, the Spielberg Sci 2004 Page #137  
nd apparently amazing craft in the skies. TI1e reports of such encounters w 2005 Page #77  
characterized as a "battle" in the skies over Tucson. Wild as these a.Uegat 2005 Page #88  
ically what they were doing in the skies over Maine. 93                     2005 Page #95  
ds and the presence of UFOs in the skies seemed unavoidable after this sequ 2005 Page #99  
h cloud-busters began drawing, the skies cleared. At 5:30 PM, four B-56 bom 2005 Page #100  
er spherical discs reported in the skies across America. By the 1960s and 7 2005 Page #118  
traffic rather than looking to the skies. I check my audiences after my lec 2006 Page #11  
 helicopter gunships patrolled the skies above the crash site. Air Force pe 2006 Page #82  
woods, Link It To Fiery Objects In Skies." This newspaper linked their two  2006 Page #95  
 objects were seen flying over the skies of several eastern states. Up and  2006 Page #95  
to be more controversial than Open Skies, Closed Minds or The Uninvited [Po 2006 Page #130  
t necessary for watching the Miami skies and launching a missile, if necess 2006 Page #142  
ere is something flying around our skies. I know what I saw on the scope. I 2006 Page #148  
e in this regard is "Searching the Skies; The Legag of the United States Co 2006 Page #170  
erence According to "Searching the Skies," in December, 1950 there was an A 2006 Page #171  
order. According to "Searching the Skies," there was an AN/TPS-1B long rang 2006 Page #171  
vessels plied the Puget Sound. The skies were brilliantly clear, with just  2006 Page #183  
ightning. Yet they also report the skies are completely clear.33 3:50 AM: H 2006 Page #184  
t recovery effort described below, skies were clear. The Seattle Seahawks h 2006 Page #186  
 history was about to light up the skies just thirty miles northwest of the 2007 Page #185  
ammed into a small airplane in the skies over Coyame, Mexico, raining debri 2007 Page #185  
tely unprecedented happened in the skies over the general area of Coyame, M 2007 Page #185  
 the strange objects he saw in the skies over El Llano. He shared with us h 2007 Page #191  
"three flying saucers crossing the skies. Then one of the craft, round-shap 2007 Page #193  
sword flashed across the Las Vegas skies last night and heralded the start  2008 Page #8  
nomenon was repeatedly seen in the skies over New Mexico: strange, glowing  2008 Page #26  
 unknown object descended from the skies over Grays Harbor County on the so 2008 Page #42  
l officer with a need to watch the skies, I have been outdoors for many hou 2008 Page #54  
hat (a) a UFO exploded high in the skies over Tunguska; and (b) that the Ru 2008 Page #100  
vided as co their origin) over the skies of Europe and the United States ha 2008 Page #114  

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sly the result of a high technical skill which cannot be credited to any kn 2003 Page #161  
t stashes of computers. \X/as your skill on computers mainly honed by you o 2007 Page #80  
esting that you could do well at a skill you were interested in such as com 2007 Page #80  

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ishment, dedicated public servant, skilled administrator and a true America 2003 Page #95  
or (former) military professionals skilled in the preparation of similar ma 2006 Page #15  
d human potential" and he was very skilled at questioning. I decided to go  2006 Page #205  
articularly relevant, since he was skilled at keeping secrets. Finally, wha 2009 Page #13  

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

    UFO Crash Retrieval Conference skills to FDR's attention, Forrestal is  2003 Page #86  
 future actions in circa 1962. The skills and credibility of Speckin Forens 2004 Page #242  
ts on an ad hoc basis due to their skills, who then revert back to their no 2006 Page #16  
Recruited due to innate telepathic skills recognized during childhood; _ Re 2006 Page #22  
Recruited due to innate telepathic skills recognized during childhood Inspi 2006 Page #22  
 during childhood as having unique skills (e.g., telepathic communication)  2006 Page #23  
ed to employ the utmost diplomatic skills in any interaction, whether negot 2006 Page #55  
 insects like bees have remarkable skills at finding nectar; different bird 2006 Page #101  
ugh the 67th's rescue and recovery skills were not needed during NASA's spa 2006 Page #132  
ed, and possessed of superb memory skills and a deep appre~•a~on of world p 2007 Page #136  
opter couldn't have performed such skills. The light landed in the Coyote C 2007 Page #176  

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 ARE ALMOST CPSHEDDING THEIR OUTER SKIM. THERE ARE WORDS INDISTINCT BOILS A 2004 Page #24  

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apers from this era on line. While skimming the front page daily headlines  2009 Page #156  

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ers (3? No bone structure, crinkly skin Fire around crash site Offered bles 2003 Page #23  
was a suit, it could have been his skin, and hat looked like crinkled, soft 2003 Page #23  
as difficult to tell if it was his skin or a suit. It looked as if he had n 2003 Page #35  
dots where ears should be, and his skin looked as if it were soft, crinkly  2003 Page #35  
Oval eyes, slit for mouth, crinkty skin Puzzle for Charlette ■ Wanted valid 2003 Page #35  
y see three index fingers, and the skin looked "lizard like." When Myron di 2003 Page #68  
loded. Symptoms included dementia, skin rashes, boils on the skin, aching s 2003 Page #163  
ementia, skin rashes, boils on the skin, aching stomachs, and skin shedding 2003 Page #163  
 on the skin, aching stomachs, and skin shedding. majestcdocuments com 159  2003 Page #163  
s o Larger, more rounded cranium o Skin pale, chalky-yellow, thick, slightl 2003 Page #174  
 five feet tall, with grayish-pink skin color. They have no hair on their b 2003 Page #236  
ith a hole in one side and a metal skin covering of approx one-half inch th 2004 Page #10  
loded. Symptoms included dementia, skin rashes, boils on the skin, aching s 2004 Page #17  
ementia, skin rashes, boils on the skin, aching stomachs, and skin shedding 2004 Page #17  
 on the skin, aching stomachs, and skin shedding. The document states that  2004 Page #17  
t age 51, after a long battle with skin cancer. SLIDE #2: GAO Report, July  2004 Page #60  
he flying disc penetrations of the skin and exit holes through the top of t 2004 Page #66  
 1995, OREGON (gloved hand holding skin) In this 1995 Oregon case, the inve 2004 Page #78  
 with large heads, clammy with the skin of a reptile" 18 1953 Aurora, Ohio, 2004 Page #111  
en bodies at Wright-Pat;4 ft tall, skin smooth and gray: head large 24 1952 2004 Page #112  
ccupants 42 inches high, gray-pink skin, 20 people involved in investigatio 2004 Page #112  
 WPAFB. "Gray, 4 feet tall, iguana skin" • 3. Report 76, Geriatric speciali 2004 Page #116  
ne structure that allowed virulent skin cancer Agenda • Methodology • The C 2004 Page #201  
rom the shoulders up the neck. Its skin seemed to be covered with a thick,  2005 Page #31  
theory d1at perhaps the creature's skin had darkened due to "atmospheric ex 2005 Page #40  
ere disproportionately large, with skin that looked brown under the hangar  2005 Page #43  
rom the completed moulds its outer skin and all other internal anatomy can  2005 Page #149  
my can be made. For most its outer skin and 'guts' gelatin could and would  2005 Page #149  
as the translucent quality of real skin and flesh. There are many materials 2005 Page #149  
bers were found at the site. Their skin had turned a pmplisb color. These b 2005 Page #166  
id , about 4 feet tall, with brown skin and wearing a silver-metallic fligh 2005 Page #169  
by GE Aerospace; and the composite skin structure ·was supposedl y made by  2005 Page #174  
ockpit items. Much of the titanium skin was unpainted, as would be expected 2006 Page #76  
eme used at the time. I found some skin with light gray paint against a nat 2006 Page #76  
ay or black plastic were pieces of skin with radar absorbent material (RAM) 2006 Page #84  
is including fragments of titanium skin and structure, engine parts, and th 2006 Page #88  
t five feet tall with grayish-pink skin color. They have no hair on their b 2006 Page #104  
l reddish nodules, harder than the skin around them and protuberant, painfu 2006 Page #109  
ish thin waterish discharge. • The skin surrounding the wounds presented a  2006 Page #109  
monly include:30 • Lips • Tongue • Skin and muscles of lower jaw • Rectum • 2006 Page #115  
o signs of ante mortem struggle 6. Skin or soils around bodies do not demon 2006 Page #115  
ed almost skeletal with a covering skin. Although I did not see a craft at  2006 Page #123  
get a lot of tone with the kind of skin it had, but if I had to describe it 2006 Page #158  
all, it would have been like snake skin in a sort of way. CAN YOU EXPLAIN T 2006 Page #158  
hape of "something" underneath the skin. He said that he had tried to locat 2006 Page #206  
silver in color, with the aircraft skin seams and rivets clearly visible. J 2007 Page #100  
. Jack recalJed that the aircraft "skin" was in good condition, and did not 2007 Page #100  
t was still intense, it burned his skin, you know, and the hair on his face 2007 Page #125  
y looked Like skelerons covered by skin. Tony Dodd was cold that other Livi 2007 Page #149  
 static. You could feel it on your skin as you approached the object. There 2008 Page #81  
theory that perhaps the creature's skin had darkened due to "atmospheric ex 2009 Page #49  
y Werner was dark-skinned; and the skin of the aliens that Bethurum claimed 2009 Page #55  

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267 was a memo in carbon on 'onion skin' paper from Roben Cutler, who was a 2005 Page #125  

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

UFO and bodies recovered, "silver, skin- tight flight suits" 38 1963 Unknow 2004 Page #112  

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

ter up here (on upper corners) and skinny down. Fatter here and skinny down 2006 Page #159  
) and skinny down. Fatter here and skinny down. The blotting I am trying to 2006 Page #159  
ison to its head — was really this skinny and it had a lot of wrinkles. AS  2006 Page #159  

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rm of semaphore or Morse code. The Skinwalker Ranch and Others In 2005 a bo 2006 Page #200  
lleher and Knapp, The Hunt for the Skinwalker 8 was published. It reported  2006 Page #200  
her and George Knapp. Hunt for the Skinwalker. (1995) New York: Paraview Po 2006 Page #208  

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understand principles, but they'll skip that if it's cheaper ■ Engineers ma 2005 Page #4  
nd taxi tests, Lockheed test pilot Skip Holm flew the first flight of Artic 2006 Page #81  
hat during reenn-y the e rurcrafr "skip" across the upper porcion of the at 2007 Page #109  
quadron Shift Commander, Lt. Fred "Skip" Buran, and asked for an Eastern Ra 2009 Page #63  

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art of a flash-over where the fire skipped over him and they didn't chink h 2007 Page #122  

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he Coast Guard vessel arrived, her skipper Ronnie Newell radioed Lawrence S 2004 Page #40  

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State Route l 05. !lRN.J A SlHPl,E SKITCH Of THE OBJ!cCT . (L~b~l ftny llgl 2008 Page #56  

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, with just a few scattered clouds skittering lazily by. The small town of  2006 Page #183  

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n is beyond its jurisdiction. Otto Skorzeny , the Nazi commando who may hav 2008 Page #139  

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'C!d to solve the mystery of the d:sks. Pn~supposing the report to be true, 2009 Page #177  

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ast to find the charred, blackened skull of a human being. He later found o 2007 Page #190  
members of the Yale secret society Skull and Bones and were closely connect 2008 Page #129  
in tum, was both mentor and fellow Skull & Bones member to both Bush, Sr. a 2008 Page #138  

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 silvery, metallic suit and wore a skullcap of the same type material. It w 2005 Page #41  
 silvery, metallic suit and wore a skullcap of the same type material. It w 2009 Page #49  
 silvery, metallic suit and wore a skullcap of the same type material. " Co 2009 Page #55  

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icial position can be explained by skullduggery. Reports of threats and wor 2004 Page #145  

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iter: Dazly Variety reporter Frank Skully, who wrote a best-selling book en 2004 Page #136  
it's quite possible that the tales Skully heard were a sort of smokescreen  2004 Page #136  
ehind the Flying Saucers, by Frank Skully Flying Saucers are Real, by Major 2004 Page #149  

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shed in the early 1950's. And yes, Skully's name was the inspiration for th 2004 Page #136  
 kept the truth under wraps. Frank Skully's sources were later discredited  2004 Page #136  

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

nts of the former head of Lockheed Skunbvorks, Ben Rich. Skunhvorks, of cou 2005 Page #80  
 gave a fairly standard history of Skunbvorks, but ended his presentation w 2005 Page #81  

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 of Lockheed Skunbvorks, Ben Rich. Skunhvorks, of course, was and remains a 2005 Page #80  

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ed to as The Black World. Lockheed Skunk \'(forks de, eloped the U-2 and SR 2005 Page #167  
 Rich, the handpicked successor of Skunk Works founder Kelly Johnson and th 2005 Page #174  
ects division (better known as the Skunk Works), to be difficult to detect  2006 Page #72  
ing A-12 part numbers and Lockheed Skunk component data plates, part of the 2006 Page #76  
ash site. A book called Lockheed's Skunk Works: The First Fifty Years by Ja 2006 Page #79  
ith D-21 part numbers and Lockheed Skunk Works inspection stamps (Fig. 7).  2006 Page #80  
elopment Projects (ADP), the famed Skunk Works. Some of the stamps even inc 2006 Page #84  
mes Frank Stokan (retired Lockheed Skunk Works senior propulsion systems en 2007 Page #115  
m Rupert Trinidad (former Lockheed Skunk works engineer). Per e-mail and te 2007 Page #115  

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ve been round Ben Rich of Lockheed Skunkworks As reoorteci by Jan Harzin, U 2006 Page #27  
(former head of the famed Lockheed SkunkWorks, and Kelly Johnson's right ha 2007 Page #114  

Word: "sky", 136 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 big around here, but look at that sky they come from!" I had never thought 2003 Page #46  
 "A mysterious orange flash in the sky has sent a great many people rushing 2003 Page #53  
brilliant object moving across the sky did receive wide exposure, since it  2003 Page #53  
aw the object fall slowly from the sky into a wooded area near Kecksburg du 2003 Page #53  
ct that there was an object in the sky at that time, thirteen minutes befor 2003 Page #54  
ving seen a luminous object in the sky. I was running back and forth from r 2003 Page #54  
ject that reportedly fell from the sky. I had no 50                         2003 Page #54  
ced that "something" fell from the sky that day in 1965, and it was down in 2003 Page #55  
ious object was that fell from the sky and was apparently recovered by the  2003 Page #56  
emain anonymous. The Object in the Sky It is well recorded that large numbe 2003 Page #58  
he brilliant fireball traverse the sky late that afternoon on December 9, 1 2003 Page #58  
he station about the object in the sky. She states that later in the evenin 2003 Page #59  
seen the object moving through the sky that day, which at times changed dir 2003 Page #68  
ations. Anything unfamiliar in the sky (and maybe even on the ground) could 2003 Page #141  
ng about what they had seen in the sky on the way there. She recalled being 2003 Page #143  
Space Station, ” Whipple, Fred L., Sky and Telescope, April 1953, p. 151. “ 2003 Page #182  
reen light appeared in the western sky. This was right after sundown. It go 2003 Page #196  
port, a fiery object fell from the sky and into the sea, making a fountain  2004 Page #5  
 apparently recently fell from the sky. The paper quotes a "Latin" correspo 2004 Page #7  
: A second fire ball fell from the sky early in the morning of the same day 2004 Page #11  
ce? Almdnous eotije goes &woes the sky an falls 4:)wn into the Sea. This ph 2004 Page #19  
 Thursday, around 1930 hour:), the sky above Agadir was crossed ay a very l 2004 Page #19  
saw a dark flying disk high in the sky. According to the Denison Daily News 2004 Page #28  
irst UFO Crash Retrieval? northern sky for several minutes. "I wanted to go 2004 Page #30  
caught sight of some lights in the sky through the car's windshield. He wat 2004 Page #34  
s their odd position in the starry sky. The were four, sometimes five light 2004 Page #34  
ey had seen coming down out of the sky, flashing on and off. Werbicki asked 2004 Page #36  
seen lights coming down out of the sky, flashing in sequence, and looked li 2004 Page #36  
oticed some lights up in the night sky. There were 4 or 5 of them, big ligh 2004 Page #36  
the lights, seeming to hang in the sky in a straight line, observing them f 2004 Page #36  
ok at the object or objects in the sky. He watched it for a few moments unt 2004 Page #36  
ther about the weird lights in the sky that they had seen, then went to bed 2004 Page #37  
tring of lights he had seen in the sky earlier, now up above the trees agai 2004 Page #37  
ivy to the sight of the UFO in the sky when Norman and his father witnessed 2004 Page #38  
 They then stopped and hung in the sky for some time, about 7 or 8 minutes. 2004 Page #45  
appeared a short time later in the sky, this time at a 35 degree angle. The 2004 Page #45  
 in the morning when out of a dark sky, we saw a bright light that moved up 2004 Page #54  
, maybe more lights dancing in the sky atop the tree line towards Woodbridg 2004 Page #55  
nsmissions reporting lights in the sky. When we returned to work from break 2004 Page #56  
t there was a strange light in the sky. I went outside and saw what appeare 2004 Page #57  
 reappeared in another area of the sky. At this time two F-4 fighters took  2004 Page #57  
 they approached this light in the sky it became smaller and disappeared on 2004 Page #57  
to reappear in another part of the sky. As the fighters changed course and  2004 Page #57  
it headed down out of the daylight sky to crash. SLIDE #13: Graphic Total R 2004 Page #68  
 why law enforcement looked to the sky, and newspapers started illustrating 2004 Page #78  
haped flying object move about the sky at an unsteady altitude, leaving beh 2005 Page #36  
neighborhood when they saw in cl1e sky a large elongated object-"shaped Lik 2005 Page #37  
1953, the middle of the night. The sky lit up, the ground shook for 15 minu 2005 Page #68  
d see these amazing objects in the sky, sometimes at sea, and -more often t 2005 Page #74  
rted seeing shining objects in the sky that were decidedly not stars. In No 2005 Page #94  
s carefull y set to face the night sky with the shutter open: the experimen 2005 Page #95  
the blinking lights hanging in the sky were no planets or stars but space m 2005 Page #96  
rming thickly and soon covered the sky, indicating rain. Then, without appa 2005 Page #99  
 UFOs were seen low in the eastern sky. Upon direct draw, the first dimmed  2005 Page #100  
 29, Reich, looking at the eastern sky through a threeand-a-half inch refra 2005 Page #100  
unidentified flying objects in the sky." After decades of public conditioni 2005 Page #119  
sorts of UFO stories-lights in the sky, daylight discs, landed craft, alien 2005 Page #120  
trange orange ball of light in the sky moving very slowly - Suddenly accele 2006 Page #28  
entified object that fell from the sky. • U.S. State Department files (vitt 2006 Page #29  
de aircraft that crosses the night sky at extremely high speed observed as  2006 Page #30  
take as the jet plummeted from the sky. Hoyt, his sister and nephew were fl 2006 Page #83  
rently a meteor—flashed across the sky near the nation's capital tonight. N 2006 Page #89  
orted, "Fiery Objects Flash Across Sky In W. Va., - Many From Wheeling To B 2006 Page #94  
SHINGTON - Brilliant Streak Across Sky - Probably a Meteor" and the Massach 2006 Page #95  
ed how they flew through the night sky baying as though pursued by Satan hi 2006 Page #119  
w this bright light hanging in the sky," said Mrs. Anne Williams of Bro Dih 2006 Page #119  
 a bang and the glasses shook. The sky was lit up over the mountains. The c 2006 Page #120  
htness of an object in the western sky and quickly ran back into the house  2006 Page #120  
 they couldn't see anything in the sky but then they felt the impact where  2006 Page #127  
nuary 30, 1974. 8. Phantoms of the Sky, David Clarke & Andy Roberts, Robert 2006 Page #137  
 of that BCC and I looked into the sky and I realized that I had experience 2006 Page #148  
atellite, cruised across the night sky. Likewise, I was fascinated and horr 2006 Page #182  
our it's still warm out. The night sky is clear, the seas are calm. Then, s 2006 Page #184  
suddenly, out of the starry summer sky... 3:39 AM, July 27, 1984: the Unite 2006 Page #184  
t white in color moving across the sky from east to west over the south end 2006 Page #185  
rs were reported in the section of sky in question during the time of this  2006 Page #189  
een much action of any kind in the sky during this period of time in this p 2006 Page #189  
If, given the clarity of the night sky and the proximity of the witnesses t 2006 Page #190  
ile was seen streaking through the sky and splashing into Bellingham Bay, t 2006 Page #190  
. "Maybe something came out of the sky that wasn't supposed to," Papetti po 2006 Page #193  
 Foundation, I was invited to many sky watches, especially around Blue Diam 2006 Page #200  
lien that has just fallen from the sky, basrung the umbrella and empty chai 2007 Page #67  
aped mother ship moving though the sky at sunset. ]n doing so, the distil.l 2007 Page #71  
 your run-of-therruU "light in the sky" saucer story. ln thjs case, the dat 2007 Page #94  
tnesses saw this fireball from the sky? Joe: You know I really don't know.  2007 Page #123  
 we saw the streak come across the sky, there would be three of my sisters  2007 Page #123  
ue light streak across the evening sky. It 121                              2007 Page #127  
ft, and it apparentl y crossed the sky until it crashed and exploded. i'via 2007 Page #128  
r missiles, knocking it out of the sky. The official explanation of the inc 2007 Page #128  
sed a fiery object drop out of the sky into Duluth Harbor on Lake Superior  2007 Page #128  
le described seeing a flash in the sky followed by smoke. Ex-military perso 2007 Page #130  
n intentionally knocked out of the sky. The question is, how and by whom? I 2007 Page #130  
0 a mysterious bright flash in the sky was reported simultaneously in Atlan 2007 Page #133  
s, apparently centered high in the sky above Sylacauga. Moments later a bla 2007 Page #133  
port, a fiery object fell from the sky and into the sea, making a fountain  2007 Page #139  
 apparently recently fell from the sky. The paper quotes a "Latin: correspo 2007 Page #141  
me was about 9 PM. The Albuquerque sky was twilight and the temperature '.V 2007 Page #166  
flattened-egg-shaped object in the sky, glowing white and moving slowly fro 2007 Page #166  
ut one of us saw the object in the sky glowing. Then we went inside to tell 2007 Page #166  
T NOW, WHAT WERE YOU SEEING IN THE SKY OUT HERE? Well, it wasn't Like what  2007 Page #167  
 following the glowing disc in the sky. Mom and Aunt: This looks about as f 2007 Page #168  
U \~'ERE SEEING A1'J OBJECT IN THE SKY OUTSIDE AS A KID. AND THEN YOUR MOM  2007 Page #169  
bserved a very bright light in the sky approximatel y 3 miles North-North E 2007 Page #176  
 speed and stopped suddenly in the sky over Coyote Canyon. The three first  2007 Page #176  
range objects streaking across the sky at night, followed by explosions. A  2007 Page #191  
ast of Coyame, pointed up into the sky over the mountain ranges to the nort 2007 Page #191  
                                   sky, illuminating the mountains below be 2007 Page #192  
ings that people see flying in the sky, strange craft,' they added, chose w 2007 Page #197  
madas, the rught was clear and the sky deep blue. I was lookjng at the star 2007 Page #200  
 Red Explosion Flares in Las Vegas Sky.'' That article suggested dozens of  2008 Page #8  
ions broke up its trail across the sky. I talked to Maggio a number of year 2008 Page #8  
 It was just a bright light in the sky that lit the ground like the noon ti 2008 Page #11  
tances and sizes of objects in the sky are hard to judge, and Johnson's est 2008 Page #11  
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ground, looking up, into the night sky with no real points of reference , w 2008 Page #13  
r-like objects were noticed in the sky, two objects to the north and one to 2008 Page #32  
 seconds of being blown out of the sky over the UK. This illustrated that w 2008 Page #66  
e over us, they were flying in the sky, they were hovering over us.' Hypnot 2008 Page #89  
r-like objects were noticed in the sky, two objects to the north and one to 2008 Page #94  
jects to the north remained in the sky for an hour or more. The object to t 2008 Page #94  
oving deliberately across the dawn sky. Approximately ten minutes later, th 2008 Page #97  
 that had earlier been seen in the sky. The event was captured on seismic e 2008 Page #97  
 as a 'pipe,' i.e. a cylinder. The sky was cloudless, only a small dark clo 2008 Page #98  
d, and accompanied by tremors. The sky, at the first sight, appeared to be  2008 Page #98  
 over Onkoul 's Tunguska road, the sky split in two and fire appeared high  2008 Page #99  
 over the forest. The split in the sky grew larger, and the entire northern 2008 Page #99  
rt and throw it down, but then the sky shut closed, and a strong thump soun 2008 Page #99  
ing rocks would smash it. When the sky opened up, hot wind raced between th 2008 Page #100  
Simon & Schuster, 1977 The Day the Sky Spilt Apart, Roy A. Gallant, Atheneu 2008 Page #103  
a determined country, but from the sky, with the praccical impossibi_ icy o 2008 Page #114  
 it rose silently into the starlit sky. We could, of course, relegate Bethu 2009 Page #55  
there. We could see objects in the sky over there (WSA) and I later learned 2009 Page #70  
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 a light moving up and down in the sky. They called Security Control and to 2009 Page #82  
   June 26, 1947 clouds out of the sky to control rainfall -were raised as  2009 Page #162  
t :'le,.-n~~i!!l-J..roc:-i:an i~-! Sky Still Unex-plained re: "''e:irnn :,I 2009 Page #163  

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run under the umbrella of "E2" or "sky-station" (Extraterrestrial Electroni 2007 Page #131  

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o that of a Harrier or Douglas A-7 Skyhawk. This aircraft also employed con 2007 Page #100  

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f the United States and the World (Skyhorse Publishing, 2008) 134-35. 14 Av 2009 Page #46  

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

afternoon. They were drawn to look skyward after hearing a hissing sound in 2003 Page #58  
 a load roar caused Hoyt to glance skyward. As he scrambled to snap a few p 2006 Page #71  
 damaged, protrusions that pointed skyward out of what looked Jjke a curiou 2007 Page #138  

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~,. 3!l-~·t:a.r• Tnu ne·.:.·smco n.sk~d t~ thra v.1eupon Oocral oeo..-e c.  2009 Page #182  

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e looking at here is a little over Sl 00,000 of solar panel array that is s 2005 Page #66  
PER (6) R.R. RB-IOI! /4) AS VIPER (Sl (Illustration #29) Ill m. 133 ii.) UN 2007 Page #112  
AS lHE C:JE-EN rz.ABC. ni, WMIC.tt Sl.0\0.'LY !"..A•,.a: BEt•E.r\TM ◄( WA\1 2009 Page #106  
bject ~proaches and diSlances ilmr Sl!W".il tires. ~!81. Sahli 6. Rolating  2009 Page #151  
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n&A.rat.~ :;.,r r::x,:i,t $4UU,,{" Sl&IT• ,:,t/6$ Al':Y~tTIS :UIJsr;r.ArED  2009 Page #126  

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 rs1ri2lolo~. Onl~ •.:T• ulo:::,_, Sl'Cko. lo undcnt:ind the \\holr panoram 2005 Page #107  

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 F()I:: All MQ,(J ~A."TEI: .,~~ rT Sl'ED AW"Y TO'H1'1'.0 THE oc.EI.W. li.EA 2009 Page #106  

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

-.,LVAHLI\ /4. 11/ITl~t, U '-'"' A Sl'UCl t. ..:,~ ~RHiG OYI. r.' ,._ f"ONO 2009 Page #104  

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

dead, was laid out on a table — or slab, the other was clearly alive and mo 2004 Page #179  

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docj . , ■: -, aftecthio r‘-2u ,[?;slADId as ;71(AP . HASES. 'TILT HOT K-r' 2003 Page #231  

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' nnly J1i11: · 11tou~;1 U!1itr.cl Slaic~ naval orfi-' i-l~ l O \ h C r1c.1 2009 Page #181  

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• "we aidar Ana. tlroWst irta, •Ye slaie. IAA AWIWW•A                       2006 Page #34  

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leit ser.re1:y b)' scler:tis\s in; Slaies.. . . [ New Ze.awnd G1·c;;l Eri:: 2009 Page #182  

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 Kaltenbrunner , who succeeded the slain Heydrich and was hanged at Nurembe 2008 Page #139  

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

ok, UFOs and the Nalional Securi(y Slale, as well as several articles.1 \X/ 2005 Page #73  

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

eedings Ner 01997 James Net • Isar Slam November 10-12, 2006 Las Vegas, Nev 2006 Page #1  

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

 assistance on one hand, and doors slammed in his face, as well impassioned 2003 Page #150  
 had almost immediately thereafter slammed at high speed into the bleak and 2006 Page #121  
s all along the TexasMexico border slammed into a small airplane in the ski 2007 Page #185  
ded in mid-air, rather than having slammed into the ground. But was the Tun 2008 Page #100  

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

 mountains below before apparently slamming into the earth miles away from  2007 Page #192  

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

ed there. This was certainly a new slant on the case; but what really caugh 2004 Page #14  

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

 thing here. And it did have these slanted tipped fingertips and on the tip 2006 Page #159  
LD YOU EXPLAIN THAT, IF THERE IS A SLANTED HILL? Paul: I don't know. That's 2007 Page #170  

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

is photograph was the angle of the slants from the panes of the windows fro 2006 Page #158  

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

were interested in clearing cases, slapping a label on them and letting it  2008 Page #17  

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

 dc·,clo;iec co um err.cl on th" i.slar.d md Snoo-1 Bl.lc.:Unn= or SO-.Jnc. 2009 Page #182  

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J~•J•t, i.:~w ,-..tf 1.KO, .,_,£RC SlAR'TlEO TO O!:.(,vE A o~•.r J1~•\ !;.. 2009 Page #122  

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

e San Mateo Mountains. Now the sun slashed through them, casting shadows he 2003 Page #46  

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

al records or have you got a clean slate sensible family around ) ou? GM: Y 2007 Page #82  

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ss who has now gone public is Mike Slater, an engineer employed by a large  2003 Page #67  

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

 CR07 UNOIJOTE. AN uNtIFFICIAL TRA*SLATICN OF Tv! ARTICLE FCLLOWS. CUOTE1 A 2004 Page #21  

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

d what it was doing from the truck slats to him (casting shadows). So, I ac 2006 Page #158  

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

 was a Jong-tinie friend of Robert Slatzer. 'Pataki ... remembers two calls 2007 Page #136  
ataki ... remembers two calls d1at Slatzer received from Marilyn shortly be 2007 Page #136  

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

iny~UE.Q }anded in a field where a slaughtered filll!!lal was later_folli!g 2007 Page #146  
iny UFO landed in a field ·where a slaughtered animal was later found." Tho 2007 Page #146  

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

 by the Germans using thousands of slave laborers, and took several years t 2007 Page #114  
umans at concentration camps, used slave labor, and committed other war cri 2008 Page #137  

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s docile people, byzantine people, slaves, and these two types come into co 2004 Page #154  
ings are not meant to be spiritual slaves or existential puppets. To be hum 2006 Page #194  

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bcr raln(all _ ... ~ n.h~;I &$ po.,slbul• 1 "Below the lnlTCI red:, nod Qbo 2009 Page #182  

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../ ~;; :!~: ~::~r (~~~~:~~: .7 .. slc .. , ... "'8.~.c.,.,..J Here's an in 2007 Page #24  

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ding it could not be dented with a sledgehammer. There was a string-like su 2004 Page #142  

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 maybe we can all get a good night sleep. Steve LaPlume, another former Sec 2004 Page #49  
ember 18, 1994; having died in his sleep one day after his 74th birthday, a 2004 Page #110  
o said he was awakened from a deep sleep when he was 12 years old, that wou 2005 Page #68  
r, Leonard Stringfield died in his sleep one day after his 74th birthday- y 2005 Page #139  
r from White Beach. Tom was put to sleep and never told what the dentist di 2006 Page #160  
ard, John Burroughs went to bed to sleep the rest of December 26, 1980, and 2008 Page #86  

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at about 1:30 AM. He appears to be sleeping, but is awake at the 1:45 room  2003 Page #91  
n asks if the patient would like a sleeping pill but the patient declines.  2003 Page #91  
ook all his survival sruff and the sleeping bag and that was where he staye 2007 Page #125  
with the Cuban fiasco, knew he was sleeping with Marilyn Monroe, and wasn't 2008 Page #110  

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ylight faded, the residents of the sleepy border town of Presidio began to  2007 Page #185  

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

document had been put in a plastic sleeve, indicating that the archives was 2004 Page #191  

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SE OF TWE.FRIOTION AND AFTER ANICW SlEIC FALL THEY HIT THE CP0UND, HOWEVER  2004 Page #21  

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

ed away as quickly as a magician's sleight of hand, only to reappear second 2003 Page #142  

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

eport, Shields said, "I saw only a slender object. I don't know what shape  2008 Page #10  
now what shape it was. It was only slender object... There was no exl1aust, 2008 Page #10  

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

nt o( no• Orm:intl y is the !ormer Slephonle search on the project. Goldner 2009 Page #182  

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probably aware of a claim by Lydia Slepp) that she was ordered to cease fil 2007 Page #20  

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mportant. One clue came from Lydia Sleppy, who worked at an Albuquerque rad 2004 Page #135  
h of a flying saucer near Roswell. Sleppy told Friedman she was stopped by  2004 Page #135  
e three clues —Jesse Marcel, Lydia Sleppy and "Barney" Barnett — put Stanto 2004 Page #136  
e testimony of Jesse Marcel, Lydia Sleppy and Vern Maltais, Friedman pursue 2004 Page #136  
ys before. We also know that Lydia Sleppy started to transmit the story to  2004 Page #237  

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 Martin another well-known psychic sleuth confirmed much of the Huffman - M 2003 Page #38  

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Reporter and Editor Earthfiles.com SLfDE # 2 MAP of Rendlesham Forest, Butl 2008 Page #71  
ms .... The odds are against them. SLfDE # 41 September I 0, 1994 Penniston 2008 Page #91  

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idge on State Route l 05. !lRN.J A SlHPl,E SKITCH Of THE OBJ!cCT . (L~b~l f 2008 Page #56  

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y 20, 1996 with a cut and polished slice of the layered material. 1996 at C 2003 Page #108  
nda Moulton Howe © 1996.Figure 12. Slice of bismuth and magnesium/zinc laye 2003 Page #108  

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re earlier. But there were no fuel slicks or even the smell of it and if fu 2004 Page #40  

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r tet in this tits,. Castro Madero Slid that if • is ditilicd to IrkStaa a  2004 Page #20  
d undercarriage to it and \Vhen it slid down this include into the lakebed, 2005 Page #67  

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o and had one roll of Kodak ASA 64 slide film left. I was wearing a bandann 2003 Page #45  
i/Mg reaction test was placed on a slide glass and drops of the 5% acetic a 2003 Page #114  
acetic acid were placed on another slide glass to provide a control. After  2003 Page #114  
l The control or plain acetic acid slide disclosed only a very small amount 2003 Page #115  
evaporation area. By contrast, the slide with the solution from the Bi/Mg t 2003 Page #115  
nd telling you my latest thinking. Slide 3. We begin with a summary table o 2003 Page #169  
ecial Operations Manual challenge. Slide 2. During my career with McDonnell 2003 Page #169  
 means Restricted. The next table (Slide 4) gives the name of the principal 2003 Page #170  
ish a relevant background shown in Slide 5. Everyone who has studied the to 2003 Page #170  
 landings and 35 humanoid reports. Slide 6. However, documents leaked to Ti 2003 Page #170  
 Tim Cooper from S-3 and others on Slide 4 revealed that there was a crash  2003 Page #170  
d in 1954. It came in a green box (Slide 7), hand addressed to Don Berliner 2003 Page #171  
rked March 7, 1994. These bullets (Slide 8) hit the main points: it is a Sp 2003 Page #171  
lations. What the Manual Says This Slide 9 summarizes some of the main high 2003 Page #171  
or the 1954 time frame. The cover (Slide 10) is quite an attention-getter,  2003 Page #171  
ecurity warning facing every page (Slide 11) is uncommon but not unique. So 2003 Page #172  
 kickoff by Forrestal and V. Bush. Slide 14 identifies the six specific goa 2003 Page #173  
e world" and absolute top secrecy. Slide 15 talks to the "current situation 2003 Page #173  
 to that "from unfriendly powers." Slide 16 scopes the content of the rest  2003 Page #173  
s, landing gear. They are shown in Slide 19 with the fingers of the photogr 2003 Page #173  
se resulting in personal injuries. Slide 20 presents the dimensions and not 2003 Page #173  
olved the Army, FBI, AEC and Navy. Slide 21 provides a detailed description 2003 Page #173  
led description of EBE Type I, and Slide 22 is Bill McDonald's forensic ren 2003 Page #173  
providing confirming descriptions. Slide 23 gives the EBE Type II descripti 2003 Page #173  
s the EBE Type II description, and Slide 24 is Bill McDonalds forensic rend 2003 Page #173  
hat runs over the crown." Finally, Slide 25 defines and describes extraterr 2003 Page #173  
out this up till their death beds. Slide 27 shows an enlargement of the exa 2003 Page #176  
 with the use of Monotype presses. Slide 28 describes the procedures for mo 2003 Page #176  
tings? Interesting to wonder this. Slide 29 is the actual content of one of 2003 Page #176  
nder construction in January 1951. Slide 30 describes the paperwork process 2003 Page #176  
hing gets lost or in public hands. Slide 31 details the procedures for pack 2003 Page #176  
 or alive) is handled differently. Slide 32 deals with receiving and handli 2003 Page #176  
    UFO Crash Retrieval Conference Slide 33 explains our policies very clea 2003 Page #178  
ting, cover stories will be ready. Slide 34 reaffirms that OPNAC is in char 2003 Page #178  
For non-living organisms, shown on Slide 35, the focus is on retrieval and  2003 Page #178  
ontact with them and marking them. Slide 36 identifies the kinds of referen 2003 Page #178  
rom the witnesses where possible.) Slide 39 summarizes the five kinds of no 2003 Page #178  
ime for legal or copyright issues. Slide 40 summarizes the main techniques. 2003 Page #178  
ting the Special Operations Manual Slide 41 gives a beautiful example of gr 2003 Page #179  
s documents. Excellent provenance. Slide 42. As far as SOM 1-01 goes, the p 2003 Page #179  
ting the Special Operations Manual Slide 44 shows a high clarity comparison 2003 Page #181  
ve been mentioned and are noted on Slide 45. We will deal with each of thes 2003 Page #181  
 each of these objections shortly. Slide 46 shows four examples of subtle c 2003 Page #181  
e with known genuine articles, and Slide 47 provides a comparison of the co 2003 Page #181  
of Army Field manuals of that era, Slide 48 shows the many points of simila 2003 Page #181  
 respond to now. They are shown in Slide 49 and will be dealt with one at a 2003 Page #181  
 will be dealt with one at a time. Slide 50 deals with the question of "Whe 2003 Page #181  
lassified Manual. In addition (see Slide 5 1), facing the control page is t 2003 Page #183  
verage of this new space thinking. Slide 53 shows eight of many references  2003 Page #183  
 place to send the EBEs recovered. Slide 54 shows the banner of the Las Veg 2003 Page #183  
 for January 5, 1951, and the next Slide 55 shows a copy of the accompanyin 2003 Page #183  
vehicle. Two examples are shown on Slide 56, showing conceptually the "A-sc 2003 Page #183  
ogether with Top Secret exist, and Slide 58 shows a great example of one: a 2003 Page #184  
ginally printed the 8x10 glossies. Slide 59 lists some of the arguments inc 2003 Page #184  
g up some of the fakery arguments, Slide 60 highlights the concerns and the 2003 Page #184  
e got them. One other criticism on Slide 60 is that there is no security co 2003 Page #185  
 the eight phony claims of fakery, Slide 61. The only two not touched on so 2003 Page #185  
 Government keep ETI life secret?" Slide 62 summarizes the five reasons, AN 2003 Page #185  
 secret TODAY?" The answers are in Slide 63. The last point about a "clear  2003 Page #185  
gainst continued secrecy, shown in Slide 64. Nevertheless, I still believe  2003 Page #185  
orts from witnesses. Starting with Slide 66, I conclude that several aliens 2003 Page #187  
hat leads me to the first point of Slide 67, which is that some of the smar 2003 Page #187  
w Mexico Congressman Steve Schiff. SLIDE #1: Cong. Steve Schiff (R), Albuqu 2004 Page #60  
er a long battle with skin cancer. SLIDE #2: GAO Report, July 1995 United S 2004 Page #60  
 contradicted its own explanation. SLIDE #3: USAF Report Cover, The Roswell 2004 Page #60  
litary security used at the time." SLIDE #4: USAF Paragraph stating weather 2004 Page #61  
, and will, retaliate if attacked. SLIDE #5: Las Cruces Sun-News: May 16, 2 2004 Page #62  
ual UFO Crash Retrieval Conference SLIDE #6: Vannevar Bush and Forrestal Dr 2004 Page #63  
              UFO Crash Retrievals SLIDE #7: V-2 Rocket Launcher, 1947; Whi 2004 Page #64  
s to public and media to this day. SLIDE #8: Newspaper Headline, May 22, 19 2004 Page #64  
liation to U. S. Attacks on Discs? SLIDE #9: 22-millimeter canon Did the Un 2004 Page #65  
f 20 or 40 millimeter canon fire." SLIDE #9-A: 1945 Supersonic Text Vehicle 2004 Page #66  
the 1951 Terrier to the 1958 Tabs. SLIDE #10: Las Cruces Sun-Ne2vs, June 1, 2004 Page #66  
ual UFO Crash Retrieval Conference SLIDE #11: Arizona Republic, June 18, 19 2004 Page #67  
et veering 180 degrees off course. SLIDE #12: El Paso Times, May 30, 1947 V 2004 Page #67  
 out of the daylight sky to crash. SLIDE #13: Graphic Total Reported Airpla 2004 Page #68  
as no lift at all under the wings. SLIDE #14: Atizona Republic, June 16, 19 2004 Page #69  
 on the extraterrestrial presence. SLIDE #15: Linda Moulton Howe, working o 2004 Page #69  
edo, Texas; and Aztec, New Mexico. SLIDE #16: UFO CRASH AT AZTEC — A WELL K 2004 Page #69  
 is familiar to those of us who... SLIDE #17: Hart Canyon Mesa on cloudy da 2004 Page #69  
y the force of the craft's impact. SLIDE #18: Aztec UFO Conference Speakers 2004 Page #70  
ual UFO Crash Retrieval Conference SLIDE #19: Map of radar sites A triangle 2004 Page #71  
 AC&W also became known as LASHUP. SLIDE #20: LASHUP Map, 1948-1952 Here is 2004 Page #71  
              UFO Crash Retrievals SLIDE #21: Hart Canyon Mesa During Scott 2004 Page #72  
 of Aztec on the Hart Canyon mesa? SLIDE #22: MAP of Farmington, Aztec, Los 2004 Page #73  
n the Farmington and Aztec region. SLIDE #23: Silver Disc, "Farmington" Com 2004 Page #73  
stery called "animal mutilations." SLIDE #24: Linda Moulton Howe and TV cre 2004 Page #76  
 medical and environmental issues. SLIDE #25: Linda and Rich with mutilated 2004 Page #76  
he documentary, A Strange Harvest. SLIDE #26: A Strange Harvest Documentary 2004 Page #76  
 tissue removed from their bodies: SLIDE #27: Mutilated Cow's Head, Sterlin 2004 Page #76  
ado, case back on July 26, 1977... SLIDE #28: Mutilated cow's head, Caldwel 2004 Page #76  
cuts had been made with high heat. SLIDE #29: Horse mutilation, Ravmer, Col 2004 Page #76  
ual UFO Crash Retrieval Conference SLIDE #30: Slit throat white cow, Red Cl 2004 Page #77  
hea and esophagus often taken .... SLIDE #31: Circle excision on abdomen .. 2004 Page #77  
n County, Arkansas back in 1993... SLIDE #32: Four teats removed, Nounan, I 2004 Page #77  
loodlessly removed from the udder. SLIDE #33: Penis and testicles removed,  2004 Page #77  
removed from this young male calf. SLIDE #34: Rectal excision from goat, St 2004 Page #77  
As in this cow in Alabama in 1993. SLIDE #36: Rectum and tail removed, Noun 2004 Page #77  
 this Nounan, Idaho, case in 1989. SLIDE #37: Apple Valley, Washington Van  2004 Page #77  
d them, not even their own tracks. SLIDE #38: Serrated edge, 1990 steer in  2004 Page #77  
inarian and human laser surgeries. SLIDE #39: Serrated edge, Oct. 6, 2001,  2004 Page #77  
              UFO Crash Retrievals SLIDE #40: Serrated edge, 1995, OREGON ( 2004 Page #78  
from the dead animal for analysis. SLIDE #41: Close-up serrated edge, 1990  2004 Page #78  
f struggle or tracks at the scene. SLIDE #42: Newspaper of animal rising in 2004 Page #78  
 1997 book, The Day After Roswell. SLIDE #43: The Day After Roswell (Book c 2004 Page #78  
 scalpel in modern Earth medicine. SLIDE #44: Laser scalpel On Page 47 of h 2004 Page #78  
cal experiments on our livestock." SLIDE #45: Col. Corso with me in Roswell 2004 Page #78  
ual UFO Crash Retrieval Conference SLIDE #46: Tim Fint's colored drawing of 2004 Page #79  
nd patented by American companies. SLIDE # 47: Disc in horse pasture in Ark 2004 Page #79  
le genetic harvest of this planet. SLIDE #48: IPU summary title TOP SECRET  2004 Page #79  
o, between 4 July to 6 July 1947." SLIDE #49: Authority of and approved by  2004 Page #79  
umulation of files on Majestic-12. SLIDE #50: Original IPU para. about bodi 2004 Page #79  
47, according to the MJ-12 report. SLIDE #51: Clean typed version of Para.  2004 Page #79  
and to maintain national security. SLIDE #52: TITLE OF Majestic-12 ,First A 2004 Page #80  
 U. S. Armed Forces and Agencies." SLIDE #53: Biological warfare programs O 2004 Page #80  
imals are caused by retroviruses.] SLIDE #54: Dead security team On Page 9  2004 Page #81  
              UFO Crash Retrievals Slide #55: Las Cruces Sun-News, May 20,  2004 Page #82  
tell you what will be covered. See Slide 2. First, I want to tell you who h 2004 Page #106  
zing conclusion: it's mostly true! Slide 2 WHO WAS THIS MAN? • rn circa Dec 2004 Page #107  
Retrievals a Died December 18,1994 Slide 3 STATUS REPORTS WRITTEN BY STRING 2004 Page #107  
, Status Report VII, February 1994 Slide 4 104 Leonard Stringfield          2004 Page #107  
is life and two books are shown on Slide 3, and Slide 4 lists the Status Re 2004 Page #108  
wo books are shown on Slide 3, and Slide 4 lists the Status Report titles a 2004 Page #108  
correlations exist between reports Slide 6 WHAT THE NUMBERS SAY • 53 report 2004 Page #109  
eports alluding to questioned docs Slide 7 106                              2004 Page #109  
le has eleven columns, as shown on Slide 5, which is self-explanatory. The  2004 Page #110  
y surprising conclusions, noted in Slide 6. It has been assumed that Len wa 2004 Page #115  
A Preliminary Report" (May, 1993). Slide 7 provides a different perspective 2004 Page #115  
 by going to the original reports. Slide 8 shows that there are nine report 2004 Page #115  
n Reports Beginning with aliens on Slide 9, I offer three reports that attr 2004 Page #115  
original references. Craft Reports Slide 10 gives three craft reports that  2004 Page #115  
been same ones seen later at WPAFB Slide 8 THREE UNUSUAL REPORTS WITH ALIEN 2004 Page #116  
w Orleans Vet Hospital, per "Beth" Slide 9 THREE UNUSUAL CASES WITH CRAFT a 2004 Page #116  
elped load crates onto helicopter. Slide 10 113                             2004 Page #116  
 of that era. Recoveg Team Reports Slide 11 give three examples of recovery 2004 Page #117  
earch community. They are shown on Slide 12. Identifying the people who wou 2004 Page #117  
tion to Questioned Documents (QDs) Slide 13 shows the seven reports that ha 2004 Page #117  
logical agent correlates with QDs. Slide 11 EASY TRAILS TO CHECK • R5, R38: 2004 Page #118  
 this East Germany crash retrieval Slide 12 SEVEN REPORTS REFERENCING QUEST 2004 Page #118  
 1st Annual Report deaths reported Slide 13 115                             2004 Page #118  
Crash Retrieval Conference Type I. Slide 14 is a rendition by forensic arti 2004 Page #119  
Donald of the description therein. Slide 15 shows both EBEs in underground  2004 Page #119  
 have, according to George Earley) Slide 16 117                             2004 Page #120  
e second is increasingly specific. Slide 16 displays both sets of concerns. 2004 Page #121  
f 80 reports and they are shown on Slide 17 as Report 46 and Report 69. The 2004 Page #121  
nfessed" to either of these cases. Slide 18 gives my summary of how why som 2004 Page #121  
 the 1989 Carp, Canada "retrieval" Slide 17 WHAT SOME HOAXERS DO • Create a 2004 Page #122  
 this kills the (useless) research Slide 18 WHY KEEP IT SECRET? • First mot 2004 Page #122  
 • Now, to maintain the status quo Slide 19 119                             2004 Page #122  
eep this secret, is highlighted on Slide 19. We have mentioned that there w 2004 Page #123  
controlled" as part of the process Slide 20 SOME SECRETS ARE KEPT The secre 2004 Page #124  
; official cover-up: open in 2038? Slide 21 CRASH RETRIEVAL PROCEDURES CLEA 2004 Page #124  
 Special Operations Manual SOM1-01 Slide 22 121                             2004 Page #124  
 better and better ever since. See Slide 20. Genetic Secreg In spite of the 2004 Page #125  
ll part of the process. I offer in Slide 21 a summary of three specific sec 2004 Page #125  
wider than the road or the railbed Slide 23 POSSIBLE ANSWERS TO EARLEY'S CO 2004 Page #126  
istribution is not always 100 feet Slide 24 MAXIMUM SIZE /It DISTRIBUTION R 2004 Page #126  
ximum sizes were less than 30 feet Slide 25 123                             2004 Page #126  
 Recovery Procedures Going back to Slide 16, we see that I identified a cou 2004 Page #127  
by such crash retrieval teams. See Slide 22. I believe that Len and Don wer 2004 Page #127  
able to move the UFOs so well. See Slide 23. It took him months of planning 2004 Page #127  
ng on long before most researchers Slide 26 HINTS AT "INTERPLANETARY WAR" • 2004 Page #128  
timony of USSR policy in this area Slide 27 MY CONCLUSIONS • Stringfield's  2004 Page #128  
y still at work for some witnesses Slide 28 125                             2004 Page #128  
 Conference So, what's the answer? Slide 24 notes some of the possible solu 2004 Page #129  
 case, not all of them were large. Slide 25 gives the distribution of sizes 2004 Page #129  
ection is that he said, "Ten." See Slide 26. This was much larger than I ha 2004 Page #129  
e had an "interplanetary war." See Slide 27. Remarkably, in the last few mo 2004 Page #129  
this area since 1967, are shown on Slide 28: Large number of craft and alie 2004 Page #130  
t from the public shown on my last Slide 29. Remember, we started with dece 2004 Page #130  
not a commercial plane (Sept 2001) Slide 29 128                             2004 Page #131  
 classified Dugway Proving Ground. SLIDE #4 The nearest small town to the l 2005 Page #51  
al Conference SLIDE# 43 Linda over slide: One of the fourth generation sett 2005 Page #70  
scs and their non-human occupants. Slide 1: Military Voices Title Slide Las 2006 Page #139  
ts. Slide 1: Military Voices Title Slide Last year 1 began reporting about  2006 Page #139  
ory of White Sands Proving Ground. Slide 2: "Peculiar Phenomenon" Newspaper 2006 Page #139  
on-Human Aerial Craft and Entities Slide 3: Roswell Crashed Disc Newspaper  2006 Page #140  
oswell and Corona on July 4, 1947. Slide 4: SOM1-01 Training Manual Title P 2006 Page #140  
The acronym is "EBEs", or "EBENs." SLIDE # 5— Disc Interference w/V-2 Rocke 2006 Page #140  
systems and circuits are underway. SLIDE # 6 — E. T. Electromagnetic Jammin 2006 Page #140  
 any other leaders on this planet? SLIDE # 7— Classified Above H-Bomb (Para 2006 Page #140  
ds that of the H-bomb development. SLIDE # 8— ANNEX C — Disappearing Pilots 2006 Page #140  
 usual reasons outside of combat." SLIDE # 9 — Navy Flight 19 Five TBM Aven 2006 Page #141  
come after me." (Howe's emphasis.) SLIDE # 10- Disappearing B-36 Bombers, P 2006 Page #141  
dly is still in force to this day. SLIDE # 11— Real X-Files Report, Earthfi 2006 Page #142  
erican military in the late 1960s. SLIDE # 12 — RADCOM Army Patch, 1967 (Ar 2006 Page #142  
 Georgia. RADCOM no longer exists. SLIDE # 13 — Aerial B&W of Four Missile  2006 Page #142  
arlie and Delta missile batteries. SLIDE # 14 — Ground photo of radar outsi 2006 Page #142  
s Pulse Acquisition Radar, or PAR. SLIDE # 15 — B&W diagram of interior 196 2006 Page #142  
ual UFO Crash Retrieval Conference SLIDE # 16— HAWK Missiles, 1967 (Photogr 2006 Page #143  
ource: FAS Space Policy Project. ] SLIDE # 17 — Map of Key West and Miami,  2006 Page #143  
integrated After Radar Lock On UFO SLIDE # 18 — Cover of book, Clear Intent 2006 Page #143  
n UFO Provoked Another Retaliation SLIDE # 19— Map of Key West and Miami, F 2006 Page #144  
re moving at 5,000 miles an hour." Slide 20: F-104 by Lockheed (In 1967, F- 2006 Page #145  
were heading north toward Florida. Slide 21: Boca Chica Key U. S. Naval Air 2006 Page #145  
scs - and sometimes even entities. Slide 22: Map of Cedar City, Utah and La 2006 Page #150  
of Area 51 - and to serve Area 51. Slide 23: Map of Grown Lake and Papoose  2006 Page #150  
ual UFO Crash Retrieval Conference Slide 24: Photo of dry Groom Lake, Area  2006 Page #151  
Lake and inside the Papoose Range. Slide 25: Map of Cedar City and Cedar Br 2006 Page #151  
 first become operational in 1962. Slide 26: Facility Z-216, Blowhard Mount 2006 Page #151  
dar, up on top of a tall mountain. Slide 26: WIDE of Steep Hill Side Beneat 2006 Page #152  
Chief Yeoman, U. S. Navy (Retired) Slide 27: 1980 U. S. Navy Photo of YN2 T 2006 Page #156  
e public should be told the truth. Slide 28: Sheppard "Naval History of Ass 2006 Page #156  
awa. Provided by Tom C. Sheppard.) Slide 29: Sheppard "Certificate of Disch 2006 Page #156  
ice. Provided by Tom C. Sheppard.) Slide 30: Sheppard in dress uniform at r 2006 Page #156  
. Photo courtesy Tom C. Sheppard.) Slide 31: Map of Okinawa, White Beach an 2006 Page #156  
f of Commander Amphibious Group I. Slide 32: White Beach, Okinawa, Japan, s 2006 Page #157  
he real stuff. I was overwhelmed." Slide 33: White Beach and Kadena AFB, Ok 2006 Page #159  
Well, I want to get closer to it.' SLIDE #38 Nov. 11, 1988 Hypnosis Excerpt 2008 Page #88  
summary of the topics for today in slide 2. First, some words summarizing t 2008 Page #104  
eresting UFO information. The next slide 3 shows the record of receipt of " 2008 Page #104  
o" in its entirety. Next, shown in slide 4, is a list of some of the key do 2008 Page #105  
nd, among other things, this note (slide 5) from Salina together with 38 pa 2008 Page #105  
rial package" as shown on the next slide. The more legible version of the n 2008 Page #105  
rsion of the note is shown here in slide 6. James Jesus Angleton was the Di 2008 Page #105  
first page of the memo is shown on slide 7, after being received by Cooper. 2008 Page #105  
d other errors follows on the next slide. This slide (8) shows the misspell 2008 Page #105  
rs follows on the next slide. This slide (8) shows the misspelled words on  2008 Page #105  
ors noted on the right side of the slide include adding a missing verb, cor 2008 Page #105  
 separated by five asterisks. This slide 9 attempts to summarize the essenc 2008 Page #106  
ults I am presenting , as shown in slide I 0. Dr. Pace is a talented physic 2008 Page #106  
pline for the input material. (See slide 11.) The language is divided into  2008 Page #106  
e are four obvious people shown in slide 12 who might have written this mem 2008 Page #106  
s United Nations address (noted in slide 13) was so easily available that w 2008 Page #107  
rong international organization in slide 14. The last paragraphs reaffirm E 2008 Page #107  
graphs reaffirm Einstein's plea in slide 15. The Institute of Advanced Stud 2008 Page #107  
es of Oppenheimer 's work noted in slide 16. They were all simple letters,  2008 Page #107  
UFO literature in my opinion. (See slide 17.) 1 selected the first 30 pages 2008 Page #107  
ght not have been a better choice. Slide I 8 shows the data that David Pace 2008 Page #107  
t getting exactly the same result. Slide I 9 presents Pace's data for the U 2008 Page #107  
e U.N. letter written by Einstein. Slide 20 compares the QD and the U.N. re 2008 Page #107  
ack record. The variables noted in slide 21 are important to understand bec 2008 Page #108  
s compared by the ALIAS program in slide 23 against the known authors, Coop 2008 Page #108  
ibility of a hoaxer. The points in slide 24 are self-explanatory . However  2008 Page #108  
perfonned by Bob Wood are shown in slide 25, although the Oppenheimer numbe 2008 Page #108  
of this document preparation. This slide 26 is particularly important becau 2008 Page #108  
 ruled out Cooper completely. This slide (27) presents an analogous result  2008 Page #108  
 use of the word supra-national in slide 28 with or without the hyphen, in  2008 Page #109  
o is credible, the issues noted on slide 29 would be critical to interpreta 2008 Page #109  
got an email from Tim Cooper. (See Slide 30.) The McLean VA postmark noted  2008 Page #109  
.) The McLean VA postmark noted in slide 31 was easily tracked to a meter a 2008 Page #109  
included. The information shown on slide 32 about James Black refers to the 2008 Page #109  
complete copy of the first page on slide 33, showing the MJ-12 caveat in re 2008 Page #109  
he first page of the memo shown in slide 34 was from the Director of the CI 2008 Page #109  
ottom of this first page, shown in slide 35 we have a pencil signature. Unf 2008 Page #110  
take the transmittal note shown on slide 36 at face value, he also says he  2008 Page #110  
 the UFO investigation field. (See slide 37.) You have seen Salina's transm 2008 Page #110  
 seen Salina's transmittal note on Slide 5. The leaker says they have been  2008 Page #110  
 discussed in sequence at shown in slide 38. The first page of the memo on  2008 Page #110  
 38. The first page of the memo on slide 39 puts the subject and question i 2008 Page #110  
mportant asks about UFOs, shown on slide 40. Find out why they're asking an 2008 Page #110  
ack channels) inside the CIA. (See slide 41.) Tab C deals with DoD 5200.1,  2008 Page #111  
 covert activities within the DoD. Slide 42 shows a photo of the tabs discu 2008 Page #111  
what they were. (See the points on slide 43.) This use of the words freedom 2008 Page #111  
ds freedom on information shown on slide 44 does not relate specifically to 2008 Page #111  
 any and all targets," as noted on slide 45. One could easily argue that mo 2008 Page #111  
e conventional methods as shown in slide 46, but if they don't work, we hav 2008 Page #111  
control drugs. Finally, Tab "H" on slide 47 makes it clear that if this gro 2008 Page #111  
e documents involved is shown on a slide. Focus of this presentation Since  2009 Page #7  
tory of UFOs.• From lhe book. land slide, The Unmatang of lhe President , 1 2009 Page #142  

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 Copyright 2005 Lindo Moulton Howe SLIDE# 1 MAP -Wide shot from Kingman to  2005 Page #51  
f the Fishlake National Forest ... SLIDE# 2 June 11, 1953 Aerial photo of t 2005 Page #51  
1999 geologist 's written report.) SLIDE# 3 The location of this unusual tr 2005 Page #51  
n of the lakebed back around 1953. SLIDE# 5 Linda standing in lake bed with 2005 Page #51  
ual UFO Crash Retrieval Conference SLIDE# 6 DRES Map from plaque at facilit 2005 Page #52  
tation," covering 87 square miles. SLIDE# 7 Cracked lakebed 50 According to 2005 Page #52  
         An Alleged 1953 UFO Crash SLIDE# 8 Fence-line with lakebed and DRE 2005 Page #53  
xperimental Station headquarters . SLIDE# 9 Stone obelisk gate and DRES By  2005 Page #53  
ual UFO Crash Retrieval Conference SLIDE# 10 U. N. Plaque, UNESCO, Biospher 2005 Page #54  
lications of biosphere starus: TBA SLIDE# 11 Curved driveway and DRES build 2005 Page #54  
locks and many brand new doors ... SLIDE# 14 New door locks on new doors su 2005 Page #55  
ual UFO Crash Retrieval Conference SLIDE# 15 \'(fide-shot new door and Schl 2005 Page #56  
look of the buildings and grounds. SLIDE# 16 There is also fresh weather ca 2005 Page #56  
weather caulking around the doors. SLIDE# 17 Mono-directional antenna, sola 2005 Page #56  
n-link fence and security barbwire SLIDE# 19 Solar panels and power poles g 2005 Page #57  
fence copped by security barbwire. SLIDE# 20 Electric wires/poles The power 2005 Page #57  
ual UFO Crash Retrieval Conference SLIDE# 21 ... into the buildings of tbe  2005 Page #58  
uildings of tbe DRES facility .... SLIDE# 22 ... where power-lines descend  2005 Page #58  
 backed by new heating fuel tanks. SLIDE# 23 Two large air ventilation shaf 2005 Page #58  
 r ; • -. ·--·~~--- ~ ... ____ . . SLIDE# 24 Close-up 2 airshafts The two a 2005 Page #59  
afts The two a.irshafts are large. SLIDE# 25 Airshafts on top of cement roo 2005 Page #59  
RES buildings that has a basement. SLIDE# 26 \"\fide shot of building and w 2005 Page #59  
ual UFO Crash Retrieval Conference SLIDE# 27 Close-up of white coal chute . 2005 Page #60  
LGS~.-c Sal .__ C-ty. Wt, -•ll!l'J SLIDE# 28 High altitude aerial image of  2005 Page #60  
--\ I I' 1: / l · I r---....... -- SLIDE# 30 I \ Diagram of triangle by geo 2005 Page #61  
ual UFO Crash Retrieval Conference SLIDE# 31 DRES Visitor's Logbook, 1980=  2005 Page #62  
y « 8r'.k (11,ry,J.,'.. z;;.,..,.. SLIDE# 32 Close-up names and affiliation 2005 Page #62  
rmy Intelligence from Ft., Carson, SLIDE# 33 -U.S. Air Force Headquarters,  2005 Page #62  
from Nellis AFB, Nevada, /) /(I. . SLIDE# 36 -And a Vice President of Morto 2005 Page #63  
ual UFO Crash Retrieval Conference SLIDE# 37 Steve Jones sitting on DRES po 2005 Page #64  
opolog); the other in PsycholOg)'• SLIDE# 38 Closer on Steve on DRES porch  2005 Page #64  
tural mission. I . .1• . . ~ ,ct!- SLIDE# 39 Copy of original 1953 aerial p 2005 Page #65  
d 1953 UFO Crash -1 ERT.I GE ~ 0 . SLIDE# 42 Map of DRES, Garrison and Bake 2005 Page #69  
ual UFO Crash Retrieval Conference SLIDE# 43 Linda over slide: One of the f 2005 Page #70  
rs Flight Chief, December 26, 1980 SLIDE# l Ben/waters 1980: Telepathi c Li 2008 Page #71  
ley, Woodbridge , Suffolk, England SLIDE# 3 Bentwaters AFB In 1942, the Bri 2008 Page #71  
                                   SLIDE# 4 SLIDE# 5 Seven years later in 1 2008 Page #72  
                          SLIDE# 4 SLIDE# 5 Seven years later in 1958, RAF  2008 Page #72  
 MAP of Orford Ness and Woodbridge SLIDE# 6 Cobra Mist Patch 66 Thirty year 2008 Page #72  
                                   SLIDE# 7 Aerial photograph of COBRA Ml S 2008 Page #73  
COBRA Ml ST fan-shaped radar array SLIDE# 8 COBRA MIST building SLIDE# 9 CO 2008 Page #73  
array SLIDE# 8 COBRA MIST building SLIDE# 9 COBRA MIST buildings The radar  2008 Page #73  
                                   SLIDE# 10 Out of the Blue Book Cover Jen 2008 Page #74  
                                   SLIDE# 11 Cornell University SLIDE# 12 P 2008 Page #75  
      SLIDE# 11 Cornell University SLIDE# 12 Prof. Michael Kelley SLIDE# 13 2008 Page #75  
ity SLIDE# 12 Prof. Michael Kelley SLIDE# 13 HAARP facility in Gakona, Alas 2008 Page #75  
                                   SLIDE# 14 Can either High Frequency over 2008 Page #76  
 Bentwaters Dece1nber 26 -28, 1980 SLIDE# 15 RAF Woodbridge East Gate 72 As 2008 Page #78  
                                   SLIDE# 16 Later on, Airman Burroughs sub 2008 Page #79  
written statement in December 1980 SLIDE# 17 "The lights were red and blue, 2008 Page #79  
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                                   SLIDE# 19 drove to the East Gate in a tr 2008 Page #80  
 dirt logging road that curves off SLIDE# 20 Back in Sgt. Penniston 's truc 2008 Page #80  
                                   SLIDE# 21 Burroughs and Penniston also d 2008 Page #81  
d later describe in interviews as: SLIDE# 22 Penniston comments " ... a shi 2008 Page #81  
                                   SLIDE# 23 thinks about the lights. Burro 2008 Page #82  
riginal sketch of triangular craft SLIDE# 24 Jim Penniston says he had a ca 2008 Page #82  
                                   SLIDE# 26 Penniston said, "The craft mov 2008 Page #83  
ck. Drawing of tripod indentations SLIDE# 27 On their way back, Burroughs f 2008 Page #83  
up photo of triangular indentation SLIDE# 28 Further, each indentation was  2008 Page #83  
otherapist 1988 and Producer 1988. SLIDE# 29 Nov. 11, 1988 Hypnosis Excerpt 2008 Page #84  
ery large.) Now, it's moving back. SLIDE# 30 Aerial of RAF Woodbridge and R 2008 Page #85  
nosis session with John Burroughs. SLIDE# 31 Nov. I I, 1988 Hypnosis Excerp 2008 Page #85  
                                   SLIDE# 32 Nov. 11, 1988 Hypnosis Excerpt 2008 Page #86  
what happened ?' B: We don't know. SLIDE# 33 Nov. 11, 1988 Hypnosis Excerpt 2008 Page #86  
 December 28. 1980. After Midni2ht SLIDE# 35 Nov. l I, 1988 Hypnosis Excerp 2008 Page #87  
 different flight (shift) working. SLIDE# 36 Nov. I I, 1988 Hypnosis Excerp 2008 Page #87  
N there it was! Three blue lights. SLIDE# 39 Nov. I I, 1988 Hypnosis Excerp 2008 Page #89  
OSOMES HELP WITH THAT? Apparently. SLIDE# 42 September 10, 1994 Penniston H 2008 Page #91  
Col. Halt. They know all about us. SLIDE# 43 September I 0, 1994 Penniston  2008 Page #92  
he story. It's too unbelievable ." SLIDE# 45 Col. Charles I. Halt's January 2008 Page #93  
otographic equipment were present. SLIDE# 46 Illustration of white, narrow  2008 Page #93  
 Base Commander (RAF Bentwaters) . SLIDE# 47 U. K. Ministry of Defence Lett 2008 Page #94  
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                                   SLIDE# 2 SLIDE# 3 December 1980 RAF Bent 2009 Page #57  
                          SLIDE# 2 SLIDE# 3 December 1980 RAF Bentwaters Up 2009 Page #57  
ber 1980, Rendlesham Forest, 2007. SLIDE# 5 Only four months ago, Col. Char 2009 Page #59  
                                   SLIDE# 6 I ;:- I Staff Sergeant James W. 2009 Page #61  
ed around 3 AM, December 26, 1980. SLIDE# 7 Jim Penniston talked to me in a 2009 Page #61  
                                   SLIDE# 8 56 was 26-years-old at the time 2009 Page #62  
                                   SLIDE# 9 told him there was a problem in 2009 Page #63  
                                   SLIDE# 10 approximately 6.5 feet tall. O 2009 Page #65  
                                   SLIDE# 11 WHEN YOUR FINGERS TOUCHED THE  2009 Page #67  
                                 - SLIDE# 12 retired from his professional  2009 Page #69  
                                   SLIDE# 13 64 Bentwaters, England, in the 2009 Page #70  
                                   SLIDE# 14 66 That's correct. There are m 2009 Page #72  
                                   SLIDE# 15 General Williams took the tape 2009 Page #73  
                                   SLIDE# 16 68 Leading the weekly meeting  2009 Page #74  
                                   SLIDE# 17 70 I would rather not comment. 2009 Page #76  
 the first night of December 26th. SLIDE# 18 71                             2009 Page #77  
                                   SLIDE# 19 74 to the ground and I got clo 2009 Page #80  
ith Senior Aim1an, Wendell Palmer. SLIDE# 20 75                             2009 Page #81  
                                   SLIDE# 21 76 4., . t ' •• • I ! .. ' ,Ii 2009 Page #82  
relty sure I was looking at a UFO. SLIDE# 22 CRAFT UNDER SIDE 78 (:, -C, W  2009 Page #84  

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nvolved in, gentlemen, was a UFO.' SLIDE#34 Map aerial Afterward, John Burr 2008 Page #86  

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e of the UFOs on the ground ... "] SLIDE#37 Nov. 11, I 988 Hypnosis Excerpt 2008 Page #88  

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se; hypnotherapist is upper case.] SLIDE#40 September I 0, 1994 Penniston H 2008 Page #90  

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hey might not be able to get back. SLIDE#44 September 10, 1994 Penniston Hy 2008 Page #92  

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e layers and mounted them on glass slides. The report from the second labor 2003 Page #50  
hours in room temperature air, the slides were microscopically examined. 11 2003 Page #114  
w rapidly summarize in the next 29 slides, highlighting items that I have f 2003 Page #171  
ave the purpose and goals shown in Slides 12,13,14 and 15. You can see obvi 2003 Page #173  
cluded in the photographer's copy. Slides 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, and 23 pr 2003 Page #173  
dentification and is summarized on Slides 37, 38 and 39. These words are id 2003 Page #178  
d satellite" argument are shown on Slides 52 and 53. In the first place, th 2003 Page #183  
ecial Operations Manual I have two slides of conclusions based on the study 2003 Page #187  
 typical ones, and so the next few slides do just that for the five categor 2004 Page #115  
aphic expert \vho prepared mission slides and photographic slides. She said 2007 Page #85  
ed mission slides and photographic slides. She said that in building 8 of J 2007 Page #85  

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with rectal tissue from females... SLIDI #35: Alabama cow, 1993 ... As in t 2004 Page #77  

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ever, it did land on three pods. A sliding door opened. A ramp was extended 2004 Page #182  

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'a horn near Glen Runde. about.- A slieren =Dee math of Saithnore. yearrahe 2006 Page #45  

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ven better question co ask, with a slighdy different nuance, less narrow an 2005 Page #77  

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t basically it is merely Aluminum. Slight variations on the testing, but in 2003 Page #103  
e is described in the Manual as "a slight peak that runs over the crown." F 2003 Page #173  
 eyes, hands apd feet. They have a slight build about five feet tall, with  2003 Page #236  
f its capture, the creature made a slight movement that led the officer to  2005 Page #33  
eyes, hands, and feet. They have a slight build about five feet tall with g 2006 Page #104  
at can produce this effect. Yes, a slight change of hue or tone caused by c 2007 Page #199  
 more recent UFO connection is the slight relationship he had with Bob Laza 2009 Page #9  

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acility, even though he hadn't the slightest idea of what he pointing at. T 2003 Page #149  
was months before I heard even the slightest rumor about this bizarre set o 2006 Page #183  
going to the Moon IF THERE WAS THE SLIGHTEST POSSIBILITY TH..\ T ..\STRON.. 2008 Page #151  
at way ever since, even though the slightest review of the historical recor 2009 Page #30  

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e weight percent of the Zn varying slightly from about 2.4% to 2.9% between 2003 Page #106  
ked by hydrochloric acid, and only slightly by hot sulfuric acid. But the e 2003 Page #106  
o Skin pale, chalky-yellow, thick, slightly pebbled e Eyes small, wide-set, 2003 Page #174  
e right, that the "z" character is slightly raised from the rest of the tex 2003 Page #176  
etrieval Conference miles east and slightly north of the community of Alamo 2004 Page #65  
head detonated ten miles north and slightly west of Mt. Franklin. The explo 2004 Page #67  
ase highlights and comments 51de 5 SLIGHTLY SURPRISING CONCLUSIONS ▪ 79% of 2004 Page #109  
the bottom of the table gives some slightly surprising conclusions, noted i 2004 Page #115  
 police officer was about his age, slightly older. That police officer didn 2004 Page #217  
ont view to have rounded edges and slightly beveled." The object was "solar 2005 Page #74  
's reply was relatively short, and slightly vague, but nonetheless suggesti 2005 Page #80  
eds at an accelerated rate while a slightly modified version speeds the hea 2005 Page #90  
oors or windows. The thickness was slightly less than five feet. The color  2006 Page #135  
later with Mr. Acheson. It differs slightly from Mr. Acheson's own version. 2006 Page #166  
was extremely brief. Intensity was slightly less that that of a parachute i 2006 Page #185  
 congregate . .In thjs case, it is slightly more challenging but sti!J mana 2007 Page #30  
 statement. The interview has been slightly tweaked for readability. Joe: I 2007 Page #121  
disk. The height of the object was slightly less than five feet. They saw n 2007 Page #187  
iner. Its shape was that of a disc slightly elevated on its upper pare; no  2007 Page #196  
stport UFO Crash. The story varied slightly, but 47                         2008 Page #53  

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 a foreign national who would have slim chance at being read into American  2004 Page #98  
nkind's prospects for survival are slim to none. All critical uncertainties 2006 Page #68  

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l as Air Force personnel, have let slip that something else is or was store 2003 Page #142  
 shows. At the third visit, he let slip that he had a brother in the milita 2006 Page #205  
ied Arial Phenomena impacts cannot slip in-between the cracks for several r 2007 Page #121  
reserved, but he did manage to let slip some details about Project Seal. Th 2009 Page #176  

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nsidered to be a smart man, but he slipped up on this answer. This is proba 2003 Page #202  
urse of the interview, Major Calza slipped by saying, "That was when we [th 2005 Page #36  
 in Braxton County, West Virginia, slipped into a nightmare when a damaged  2006 Page #89  
ial "needle in a haystack" and was slipped onto the books without public de 2006 Page #202  

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r huU of the craft felt smooth and slippery to the touch. Ozzie said that o 2005 Page #165  
ike to say a few things about this slippery notion of "National Security" t 2007 Page #34  

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ot at the radiator end of the sash slips its mooring. On May 23, newspaper  2003 Page #92  
m the National Archives Withdrawal Slips Everywhere • Linked to the right U 2003 Page #167  

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. He had the oval eyes this way, a slit for a mouth and it looked like two  2003 Page #35  
 structure, long amts ■ Oval eyes, slit for mouth, crinkty skin Puzzle for  2003 Page #35  
sh Retrieval Conference SLIDE #30: Slit throat white cow, Red Cloud, Neb.,  2004 Page #77  
 9 p.m, wt11e1he conlrolers -..ero Slit trac!Mg the u=os. a Gaden WeSI corr 2009 Page #144  

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n Chapter 5. There were just a few slivers which I placed in a plastic bag. 2003 Page #49  
imilar in texture and color to the slivers, bu due to gathering darkness I  2003 Page #49  
sts indicate that the dried rubber slivers and the bottom of the small sole 2003 Page #49  

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ridge base. Late in the shift, Bob Sliwowski, a friend and co- worker and I 2004 Page #55  

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ARY \"ER. 10,· ::CREW PROJECT- \"2 SlJBSO'-ilC \'ERSIO~ I CREW PROJECT-Y2 S 2007 Page #112  

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 ANYONE SUPPORTING ll-L-\ T THEORY Sll\'IPLY DOESN'T Ki'-:OW HOW THE USG WO 2008 Page #152  

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J .;.;:r~ •, I "1 \.. ft#!,. , . ' SLlDE # 29 Cover of geologist's 1999 rep 2005 Page #61  
                                   SLlDE # 4 52 Aerial image of the runway  2009 Page #58  

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k rough sketches of glassy symbols SLlDE# 25 "On the smooth exterior shell, 2008 Page #82  

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:,,!r. lllE.PC«:i J T&,,wO•Rc,., • Slle/£~Cl:S J. O.,r:JS ·---·_____ ,_ 123 2009 Page #129  

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:1.i..1n ~~ VIIJ&l,.l 0 I. YE A.NO SlLH 8Y Tk:)US,AJoiO~; !1'&.J..YAG\GAHTI 2009 Page #115  

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laud5 O'.lt 01 the sicy to cont!ol slmUa.r field. Scr.rP.t. Anulo-AntPrict1 2009 Page #182  

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

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ut he confirmed seeing the being's slO\,v movements when showing signs of l 2005 Page #36  

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irman of the research committee at Sloan Kettering Institute, today known a 2008 Page #140  

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itute, today known as the Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, the New Y 2008 Page #140  

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on oina of the sewer atereterist." sloe spot* ot the future of a hear/ vat  2004 Page #20  

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n is accompanied by the disgusting slogan, "Nothing in this world tastes li 2007 Page #65  
speak into his cell. The operative slogan? "At times like this, whose cellu 2007 Page #74  

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id not see it at first. On a rocky slope about ten yards away, I found the  2003 Page #49  
picked up the tiny sole, below the slope when I had found the above-mention 2003 Page #49  
d where it lay, I do not know. The slope above the sole was rocky with ligh 2003 Page #49  
 of sole ended up ten yards up the slope is a mystery. The layers of the so 2003 Page #49  
by these two graphs. In effect the slope of the graph lines, one for each p 2004 Page #238  
hs would have the same approximate slope or angle. You can see from the plo 2004 Page #238  
the far end. An upward turned "ski slope" was built into the runway to allo 2007 Page #114  
to take off more easily. Thjs "ski slope" feature was later incorporated in 2007 Page #114  
this runway also included the "ski slope" feature that was used on the Germ 2007 Page #114  
ct landed just a little bit up the slope. Aunt: And we came up as far as we 2007 Page #168  
was that it was at the very bottom slope of the hill. But the thing was pre 2007 Page #169  

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t to rocky hill behind). THAT IS A SLOPED HILL. AND YOU ARE LOOKING AT A DI 2007 Page #170  

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ll began late at night on the dark slopes of a harsh Welsh mountainside. On 2006 Page #119  

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pilot's compartment other than the sloping surface. That compartment featur 2007 Page #99  

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rture might result in the kind of "sloppy" formatting and discrepancies tha 2006 Page #15  

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 program games. It had a cartridge slot in the top and a membrane keypad. T 2007 Page #78  

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here appeared to be a "retractable slotted window", which ma) have been use 2007 Page #100  

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 this case for a couple of hours a slow moving craft was illuminated with s 2003 Page #24  
 Randy recalled how they watched a slow moving object approach them, fly on 2003 Page #58  
his would relate to COSMOS 96. The slow trajectory of the object reported b 2003 Page #65  
the object before it fell, and the slow controlled-like descent of the obje 2003 Page #65  
s not hold up when considering the slow transportation and communication of 2004 Page #28  
ng big and fast — though sometimes slow — was flying through the skies of N 2004 Page #32  
ere was out on the Sound was long, slow swells caused by the tide and the c 2004 Page #39  
ut to be, will continue to be very slow in coming. 145                      2004 Page #148  
appeared in 194 7, but it had been slow going. None of Reich's past or curr 2005 Page #101  
oven Object moved too fast AND too slow for standard aircraft. - Major P La 2006 Page #30  
ash Retrieval Conference growth... Slow reaction to change is costly." This 2006 Page #51  
ct, from sudden (fast) to gradual (slow) 2. the apparent degree of familiar 2006 Page #52  
 Familiar iiiii Strange k Familiar SLOW Strange Being must be clearly seen  2006 Page #54  
FO Crash Retrieval Conference FAST SLOW Net Effect Familiar Strange _ Famil 2006 Page #55  
tive ,-.- - - ._. . . ..,• -- -fhe slow nature of this scenario would give  2006 Page #60  
hensible and vulnerable to defeat. Slow Government contact would imply NHI  2006 Page #63  
in short run. Because many will be slow to trust, exploitation of positive  2006 Page #66  
tive Both apparent familiarity and slow occurrence would aid in assessing p 2006 Page #66  
 and stakeholder coordination, and slow occurrence gives best opportunity f 2006 Page #66  
compromised. - Despite positivity, slow unfolding of contact scenario could 2006 Page #67  
secrets." Slow-Strange -Positive - Slow would aid in assessment of positive 2006 Page #67  
iminated. Slow-Strange -Negative - Slow unfolding of contact could work to  2006 Page #69  
y grow. Society could experience a slow downward spiral into hopelessness;  2006 Page #69  
naled his airspeed was getting too slow. To avoid stalling, Weeks extended  2006 Page #74  
eading of 290 degrees, and began a slow descent. It entered Mexican airspac 2006 Page #133  
ed had the radar showed relatively slow moving geese or "atmospheric effect 2006 Page #172  
ento' (The \Xfindy Mountaintop) at slow speed, touchjng the top of trus ruJ 2007 Page #200  
reports receiving report of large, slow moving illuminated UFO with lots of 2008 Page #49  
le crashes who describe a sense of slow motion when they are intensely focu 2008 Page #59  
elt -it was as if I were moving in slow motion." John Burroughs agreed, "It 2008 Page #81  
 , both men felt normal again. The slow motion feeling went away. Then John 2008 Page #83  
he speed of light, time appears to slow down to an external observer. If yo 2008 Page #95  
eathe a little easier knowing chat slow moving bomber s are the mode of del 2008 Page #114  
ies have gradually wound down to a slow speed and a defensive posture, and  2009 Page #15  
 tests using a drogue parachute to slow the falling bomb and allow the deli 2009 Page #92  

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itive might easily be mistaken for slow- 57                                 2006 Page #60  

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 never again be quite as it was. A slow-familiar -positive contact might ta 2006 Page #59  
t scenarios. Scenario Government . Slow-Familiar -Positive ,-.- - - ._. . . 2006 Page #60  
 minds of humans and animals. In a slow-familiar -negative scenario there i 2006 Page #63  
ay be secretly complicit. Scenario Slow-Familiar -Negative Government would 2006 Page #63  
tact 111 An insightful take on the slow-familiar -negative scenario was pre 2006 Page #64  
 uncontrollable public sentiments. Slow-Familiar -Positive Both apparent fa 2006 Page #66  
se, time to shore up social order. Slow-Familiar -Negative This has the gre 2006 Page #68  

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s, nihilism, collapse of morale. - Slow-familiar-positive might raise maxim 2006 Page #67  

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lying object Radar detected a low. slow-flying aircraft about I am yesterda 2006 Page #28  

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. In 1950 I was attending a rather slow-moving broadcasting conference in W 2004 Page #89  
ow. It was like a white ball, very slow-moving. It was difficult to know ho 2006 Page #128  

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e critical to maintaining order. - Slow-positive could mean very large pote 2006 Page #67  

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ce in human institutions. Scenario Slow-Strange -Negative .„,_ before long, 2006 Page #64  
rior withholding of "UFO secrets." Slow-Strange -Positive - Slow would aid  2006 Page #67  
e if the NHI threat is eliminated. Slow-Strange -Negative - Slow unfolding  2006 Page #69  

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 presented in the TV series V. The slow-strange-negative world would be ver 2006 Page #64  

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d crime. Contact that evolved in a slow-strange-positive manner could intro 2006 Page #60  
eat assessment far more difficult, slow-strange-positive might easily be mi 2006 Page #60  

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 at this late hour. Laurie Wickens slowed down and pulled his car onto the  2004 Page #35  
nd shine it out over the water. He slowed the speed of his vessel and the m 2004 Page #39  
s is surely not because encounters slowed down. Rather, an Executive Order  2005 Page #74  
edia, like other sectors, would be slowed by the NHI strangeness and would  2006 Page #61  
d. It did a right angle turn, then slowed and started wobbling. Then it dro 2006 Page #177  
ught as the object reached them it slowed, as if taking a look at them. Rob 2008 Page #12  
o your physical starting point and slowed back down to normal speeds. Then  2008 Page #95  

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rd feeling, like everything seemed slower than you were actually doing." St 2008 Page #81  
you got to the speed of light, the slower time would go . If you reached th 2008 Page #95  

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ears that the object may have been slowing down before its descent into the 2003 Page #58  
was vacuum vapor deposition. After slowing down the vacuum process to build 2003 Page #109  
porcion of the atmosphere, thereby slowing down and cljssipacing the extrem 2007 Page #109  
2,000 miles per hour and was still slowing very gradually. The streaking UF 2007 Page #185  
continued gradually descending and slowing down, although its speed was sti 2007 Page #186  

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that witnesses saw the object fall slowly from the sky into a wooded area n 2003 Page #53  
s because the object was moving so slowly that a detailed description of th 2003 Page #58  
se, and the extraterrestrials were slowly taking over the power structure o 2003 Page #144  
me out of the western entrance and slowly cross the Sound. Though the night 2004 Page #39  
t Island. The colors of the lights slowly changed from red, to yellow, to o 2004 Page #45  
meters on each side, and was found slowly maneuvering through the trees at  2004 Page #47  
earlier years have been coming out slowly. Len speculated that we may have  2004 Page #129  
 this Earth with envious eyes, and slowly and surely drew their plans again 2004 Page #148  
lic on UFOs. Q: Are they trying to slowly get our minds ready? A: As to why 2004 Page #184  
it ties into an official policy to slowly disclose the history of governmen 2004 Page #196  
 we are left with an imrigujng and slowly increasing body of evidence that  2005 Page #45  
ard its bottom side. It was moving slowly toward the South. The object was  2005 Page #64  
sign that the "powers-that-be" are slowly preparing the public for the trut 2005 Page #76  
e, designed to f1y very high, very slowly, and quietly. Then, during the ea 2005 Page #82  
coming up from the north. It moved slowly southwest until it stopped and ho 2005 Page #99  
 of a radar net. The Graf Zeppelin slowly moved parallel to the array and l 2006 Page #11  
ll of light in the sky moving very slowly - Suddenly accelerates and splits 2006 Page #28  
l information. Public morale would slowly disintegrate. Lawlessness would r 2006 Page #64  
AGBOARD program. The drone climbed slowly through the mothership's shockwav 2006 Page #77  
heretical at first-although it has slowly gained acceptance over the years. 2006 Page #114  
spheres that appeared to be moving slowly with several lights rising from i 2007 Page #129  
the northeast. The disc moved very slowly -and steadiJy downward toward the 2007 Page #166  
 the sky, glowing white and moving slowly from the south and lowering towar 2007 Page #166  
nation was from above. It built up slowly. My first impression while the in 2008 Page #10  
utely no sound. It started to move slowly. It took a couple of minutes for  2008 Page #83  
 right and went up into the s/...y slowly, maybe at a 25 degree angle, and  2009 Page #85  

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er media for its own purposes. The slowness of contact or the ambiguity of  2006 Page #64  
n will be of paramount importance. Slowness allows time for coordinated sta 2006 Page #68  
n will be of paramount importance. Slowness allows for coordinated stakehol 2006 Page #69  
 object. There was also a sense of slowness, like time itself was an effort 2008 Page #81  

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l AJl:D t UUOCS AC\'.X1YTS OF llfO SlQ'T"BC..'5 UtE SUU'KED 11 tn.ClUl'I C' 2009 Page #150  

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o Isrws to ashs m syyralsal of the sltaatlca there with yartisalar reforeae 2003 Page #223  

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""Ith the-,._.,..; ~ ,, ,I ,. ,. : Sltrn--Grrlach All-magnetic design Uniqu 2005 Page #21  

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e nUltary, political psg^helagiaal sltuatiana rent *d projected® xn the ©ot 2003 Page #212  

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n-) :ind --ro~i:a"" (",tud~ ") th' sludy of hum:rnkind. from millions uf ~e 2005 Page #107  

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ot some crud on a few of the brass slugs. 175                               2003 Page #179  

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see two human-like humanoid beings slumped over." Testimonies from policeme 2004 Page #73  

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~r \.'Jt"°"':,W,-. t.•1~".\0",i, ~ SlvGl:.A\... "'"U'T" auo«.E DfFAW.":tt.i 2009 Page #116  

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that the saucers were not .of Rus~ sl~n orjgin .. S-Ovlet espionage agents  2009 Page #177  

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                               The Sl•m-Ge-rta.ch E.Jpffi~nl 11/"ld Eltcito 2005 Page #21  

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the-)13.rl?r says. and c11tiuusla..sm for :\l?l"O• dy• ''He would not dlscu 2009 Page #184  

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ced operative to insinuate himself smack in the center of civilian UFO coun 2005 Page #97  

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at the satellite had been hit by a smaJJ meteorite, which resulted in the r 2007 Page #143  

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u So are iirirwi af flail — says 1 sMak — aaald deal site tto a£teatl — la  2003 Page #221  

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ce at least 1982. One of these was smalJ and extremely fast -Mach 4 to Mach 2005 Page #82  
ey aJso mentions a number of other smalJ fragments which were lacer collect 2007 Page #194  

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run his hand along the edge of the smalJer discs. Amazingly, each aircraft  2007 Page #100  

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ll prove to be not merely the next small step in the march of science, but  2003 Page #11  
entrated effort is being made by a small group headed by Doctor Vannevar Bu 2003 Page #12  
d see that. In looking in he saw a small metal chair, gauges and dials and  2003 Page #23  
isiana in 1942. Critics point to a small time hoax case in July of 1947 as  2003 Page #25  
ppointment seem logical for a very small Midwest town? Potentially just wee 2003 Page #32  
ded data purporting that there are small pieces of wreckage still at the cr 2003 Page #38  
 narrowest adult shoe sold (AAAA). Small Sole As was mentioned in Chapter 5 2003 Page #49  
As was mentioned in Chapter 5, the small shoe sole was found as I was going 2003 Page #49  
 about ten yards away, I found the small dried rubber pieces referred to in 2003 Page #49  
bber slivers and the bottom of the small sole were of identical material. A 2003 Page #49  
ain, water enters our picture. The small sole was found in an area next to  2003 Page #49  
ation, covering the spot where the small shoe sole was found the year befor 2003 Page #49  
ocedures on the nine layers of the small shoe sole included infrared spectr 2003 Page #49  
other materials. The bottom of the small sole became a study in itself. The 2003 Page #50  
ght microscopy helped identify the small outsole, as follows: "PLM particle 2003 Page #50  
trigued by the bottom layer of the small sole and found it "most interestin 2003 Page #50  
 any statements in print (except a small quote from a spokesman, see below) 2003 Page #53  
zette, along with many other local small town papers. Both the AP and UPI t 2003 Page #55  
essed various activity around that small farm community. Most of the major  2003 Page #55  
sky was a volunteer fireman from a small community outside of Kecksburg. Ro 2003 Page #60  
ed to look at our display. I had a small amount of information on the Kecks 2003 Page #63  
hat are not widely known, that two small bodies were supposedly found at th 2003 Page #67  
wed primarily Magnesium (Mg) and a small amount of Zinc (Zn). "Each sample  2003 Page #104  
s were hard but brittle, and a few small pieces could be broken off using a 2003 Page #104  
pieces could be broken off using a small hand vice and manual pressure. ".. 2003 Page #104  
more than 95% magnesium (Mg) and a small amount (2-3%) of zinc (Zn). Figure 2003 Page #104  
nsisting mainly of magnesium and a small amount of zinc separated by thin l 2003 Page #105  
 all the bismuth deteriorated into small grains like black pepper within a  2003 Page #109  
c acid slide disclosed only a very small amount of residue consisting of a  2003 Page #115  
ts floating and swooping about the small mountain range inside the base abo 2003 Page #142  
ents in the Western world. It is a small mountain range honeycombed with tu 2003 Page #142  
ennewitz. Doty had brought along a small, easily concealed camera and was b 2003 Page #145  
 is also quite possible that these small craft were highly maneuverable and 2003 Page #151  
April 1954, assessing the ETs as a small threat compared to that "from unfr 2003 Page #173  
ow, thick, slightly pebbled e Eyes small, wide-set, almond-shape, brownish- 2003 Page #174  
 Body thin, no fat, good muscles o Small hands, four long digits, no thumb, 2003 Page #174  
tarps, labels, sealed containers o Small pieces in jars, marked, refrigerat 2003 Page #177  
 who stated that he had been shown small UFO wreckage pieces, and that Ike  2003 Page #192  
ch envelope I received there was a small emblem with which I was not famili 2004 Page #12  
wer and lower as it approached the small hamlet of Aurora, Texas, less than 2004 Page #26  
attering debris — and at least one small body — in all directions. Or did i 2004 Page #26  
ver, metallic cigar-shaped object, small humanoid occupant, unreadable hier 2004 Page #27  
ously the grave of a child or very small man. At the head of the grave was  2004 Page #27  
ide. Inside the V shape were three small circles. The entire design indeed  2004 Page #27  
 a saucer-shaped structure and the small circles seemed to be portholes. I  2004 Page #27  
. Many of the airship witnesses in small Texas towns could not have heard o 2004 Page #28  
ated some interest in exhuming the small grave. I was excited. An exhumatio 2004 Page #30  
unning his metal detector over the small grave, there was no readings. He k 2004 Page #31  
 He knelt down and showed me three small holes which had been drilled in th 2004 Page #31  
 of the Great Airship Mystery, the small grave containing significant bits  2004 Page #31  
ir car rounded the turn, crested a small hill and came into the open area.  2004 Page #34  
tood their ground, even when three small, glowing life forms appeared next  2004 Page #48  
t him. The event went on until the small hours of the night. The witnesses  2004 Page #48  
until December 1980. One of only a small handful of women attached to the 8 2004 Page #54  
ed in 'compartments' that are very small. It is not the entire institution  2004 Page #63  
n immediate priority within a very small, closed circle of highly ranked ge 2004 Page #65  
otally vaporized by the explosion. Small shreds of 'burned, gray metal fuse 2004 Page #68  
ket recovery efforts resulted in a small pile of debris that fit on top of  2004 Page #68  
 Project Magnet. It consisted of a small shack on Defense Research Board pr 2004 Page #86  
entrated effort is being made by a small group headed by Dr. Vannevar Bush. 2004 Page #89  
 identified Bush as the head of "a small group" that was investigating the  2004 Page #90  
0s told similar stories about this small UFO hardware that was being sent f 2004 Page #94  
ding to Smith, was a collection of small UFO fragments for display. Smith h 2004 Page #94  
t the bodies were later moved to a small Air Force Base (Langley) at Hampto 2004 Page #97  
a piece which had been shot from a small flying saucer near Washington in J 2004 Page #102  
Nor would the public, except for a small minority who studied and pondered  2004 Page #132  
, ignore it or make light of it. A small minority believes that extraterres 2004 Page #132  
J-12 papers, first made known to a small group of UFO researchers in 1984,  2004 Page #134  
aper or parchment. There were also small thin beams that had undecipherable 2004 Page #135  
bled upon it. There were bodies of small alien spacemen at the site. The mi 2004 Page #135  
to the surface of the metal of the small beams. His Dad was so impressed wi 2004 Page #137  
ng how he found about a dozen very small bits and pieces of the stuff while 2004 Page #143  
r of the Worlds. Let it serve as a small reminder that there may be much mo 2004 Page #148  
m Results II • Craft contained two small seats for occupants estimated to b 2004 Page #168  
ept described in the document of a small cabal, independent of the governme 2004 Page #191  
ependent researchers into this one small portion of one of the images we ca 2004 Page #227  
in "why" ■ Science deals with very small to very large ■ Scientists try to  2005 Page #4  
projected long, low waves ... " ■ "Small dots would light up ... " ■ ... Wa 2005 Page #7  
g. It's no good." On February 6, a small tumor similar co a boil appeared i 2005 Page #33  
 There was also a lung infection-a small pneumon.i a. The doctor expla.ined 2005 Page #34  
 2 eyes, 2 nostrils, 2 ears, and a small round mouth. It was clothed in a s 2005 Page #41  
odies he said, are now stored at a small Air Force Base (Langley) at Hampto 2005 Page #42  
O Crash of 1953 2 saucers are at a small air base at Hampton Roads, Virgini 2005 Page #43  
 eyes seemed to be open, the mouth small, and nose, if any, was indistinct. 2005 Page #43  
oving Ground. SLIDE #4 The nearest small town to the lakebed is Garrison, U 2005 Page #51  
aker, Nevada. Baker was, and is, a small community about 45 minutes by car  2005 Page #69  
over Nellis for 3 days, that three small craft came out of the main craft,  2005 Page #78  
elongated, boomerang, disk shaped, small and large in size. Th.is facility  2005 Page #83  
ering above the floor." There were small exhibits 11 Sauder, Richard. U11de 2005 Page #83  
r the years varied, from that of a small box up to a large room. However, t 2005 Page #90  
person and was about the size of a small phone booth. A properly constructe 2005 Page #90  
an be felt within a few minutes. A small accumulator can be used to germina 2005 Page #90  
t called for the placing of a very small amount of radium in an accumulator 2005 Page #94  
, · Dr. Silverc, had transported a small amount of radioactive material tha 2005 Page #100  
sions of the crash reported in the small communit y of Aurora, Texas on Apr 2005 Page #123  
edge.11 The film was mailed from a small grocery and pharmacy chain in La C 2005 Page #127  
entrated effort is being made by a small group headed by Doctor Vannevar Bu 2005 Page #128  
 Contained within the article is a small section that reads thus: "An aband 2005 Page #133  
ing to harvest, for which he got a small share. Jose Padilla's family lived 2005 Page #153  
 denial and apathy born of fear, a small contingent of the U.S. Army passed 2005 Page #153  
one point during the debriefing, a small alien appeared to pass through one 2005 Page #165  
alls of the room. He was holding a small black box that Ozzie called an "au 2005 Page #165  
n a voltage of around 50,000 and a small amount of current in the milliamp  2005 Page #171  
 burn circles, landing gear marks, small footprints, dried out rings of soi 2006 Page #4  
 of these cases involve reports of small beings. I refer to the more than 1 2006 Page #4  
equency in the population is quite small (only one person in 10,000 has hem 2006 Page #7  
groups in different places. • D. A small group of religious fundamentalists 2006 Page #10  
w Mexico in early July, 1947, were small Earth Excursion Modules rather tha 2006 Page #10  
e aircraft carriers carry 75 or so small airplanes whose mode of propulsion 2006 Page #10  
ssing the beam might have led to a small hiccup in the control system for a 2006 Page #11  
ays that it is not the USAF but "a small group very high up in the governme 2006 Page #25  
n 196S: - UFO hovers for 3 days; 3 small craft come out; One lands: Colonel 2006 Page #26  
survey and the hopeful recovery of small artifacts that have been overlooke 2006 Page #47  
rward, because the witness pool is small and likely all dead with the possi 2006 Page #47  
ow. At a waypoint near Wendover, a small town on the Utah/Nevada border, th 2006 Page #74  
" The writer further asserted "all small bits and pieces [were] meticulousl 2006 Page #76  
ain was littered with thousands of small pieces of debris. I found turbine  2006 Page #76  
a light gray background. I found a small access hatch and a couple of drain 2006 Page #76  
 site. Air Force personnel set off small explosive charges to excavate buri 2006 Page #82  
also found the ground covered with small fragments of metal and plastic. It 2006 Page #83  
nster." On September 12, 1952, the small town of Flatwoods located in Braxt 2006 Page #89  
pe and Japan. This was a lot for a small town of 300 country people to hand 2006 Page #92  
hen they went to bed. In 1952, the small town of Flatwoods was a quiet plac 2006 Page #92  
 who I was. Word travels fast in a small community and she knew I was resea 2006 Page #93  
l in nature and resembled either a small rocket ship or some kind of vehicu 2006 Page #93  
ng it difficult for me to track on small maps. To solve this problem, I com 2006 Page #97  
Ridge, Tennessee. It landed in the small town of Arcadia just before reachi 2006 Page #97  
appearing for months, looking like small reddish nodules, harder than the s 2006 Page #109  
 painful when touched, each with a small central orifice yielding a yellowi 2006 Page #109  
 Outbreak, having passed away in a small Indian Health Clinic; in the space 2006 Page #110  
an 300 miles from Four Corners • A small epidemic occurred in the 1993 near 2006 Page #112  
as been called a pion, defined as "small particles which resist inactivatio 2006 Page #113  
• Cervical lymph nodes • Colon and small intestines 3. Tissues removed with 2006 Page #115  
s and kill their prey by lobbing a small atom bomb at them then I fail to s 2006 Page #121  
 Prescott and Phillips detonated a small charge, then walked forward to ins 2006 Page #128  
to University — and we converted a small barn into a bit of a house with a  2006 Page #128  
 these 'little men' that were very small and all dressed in black — about t 2006 Page #129  
nd it rather odd that they were so small! She described a 'little gathering 2006 Page #129  
merous U.S. Air Force personnel, a small, triangular shaped object was seen 2006 Page #132  
space to also secrete a relatively small object (as the Rendlesham vehicle  2006 Page #132  
the flight and rendezvoused with a small convoy on a road between Van Horn  2006 Page #135  
tal wreckage was covered with many small holes as if exposed to an energy s 2006 Page #141  
age, as little as there was — very small pieces of wreckage — and put them  2006 Page #155  
right, and it's a vault and it's a small room. It's got big filing cabinets 2006 Page #157  
ned to Dyess AFB, landed and got a small civil air patrol plane and flew to 2006 Page #177  
. (Depending upon the speed of the small aircraft and the exact location al 2006 Page #177  
d clouds skittering lazily by. The small town of Bellingham, Washington, lo 2006 Page #183  
ays, was embedded at the edge of a small depression, at an angle of about 4 2006 Page #187  
all of 1992 and spring of 1993, to small rural towns such as Caliente and P 2006 Page #198  
 seemed out of proportion for such small rural towns. Nevada Test Site Visi 2006 Page #199  
Subsequently David constructed two small devices that could detect certain  2006 Page #200  
pic could be kept under wraps by a small group. They should know that this  2007 Page #31  
Controlling Section consisted of a small group of very powerful aristocrats 2007 Page #31  
 numbers of its clients, large and small, know that UFOs sell and need no g 2007 Page #59  
e NeIV York Times repeatedly ran a small box ad encouraging newsstand reade 2007 Page #67  
rth in seen in the distance with a small flying saucer wending its way abov 2007 Page #67  
d and you would find yourself on a small subset of the network. You wouldn' 2007 Page #87  
 to a very high vertical tail. The small 20' diameter craft (see illustrati 2007 Page #99  
alled that all four aircraft had a small black "non-sEp" walk-way that ran  2007 Page #100  
reason, the top entry hatch of the small 20' diameter disc was left open, l 2007 Page #100  
craft and stuff coming out of that small airport. So that was kind of a wei 2007 Page #125  
 up, and about two pages back in a small article it said that lightning or  2007 Page #126  
as it. A paragraph about this big (Small square hand motion). Nothing said  2007 Page #126  
ldn't tell you. There ,:vas just a small group of boys and we could really  2007 Page #126  
 out with a krufe. There were very small metallic pieces scattered around.  2007 Page #129  
out one kilometer and both big and small animals were found dead. There was 2007 Page #130  
aft wrecbge. Tiny ship cabins with small chairs were mentioned quite often, 2007 Page #131  
are indeed alien spacecraft -and a small percentage of those same craft hav 2007 Page #132  
, that the saucers were staffed by small men -probably under four feet tall 2007 Page #136  
rred to the NRO for analysis by a "small group of people" stacioned at \XI  2007 Page #138  
ited in my lecture today are but a small portion of all the currently avail 2007 Page #144  
This shiny, silver disc with three small spherical structures placed in a t 2007 Page #161  
st 25, 1974, a UFO collided with a small plane along the Rio Grande River b 2007 Page #184  
ld near Coyame from the crash of a small airplane, a mysterious manmade pit 2007 Page #184  
collision between three UFOs and a small airplane nine months after the Coy 2007 Page #184  
 TexasMexico border slammed into a small airplane in the skies over Coyame, 2007 Page #185  
en the streaking silver disc and a small aircraft flying from El Paso, Texa 2007 Page #186  
lieved to be merely the crash of a small civilian airplane. Their assessmen 2007 Page #186  
 first located the wreckage of the small aircraft on the desert floor below 2007 Page #186  
Mexican spotter plans say that the small plane had been almost totally dest 2007 Page #186  
on between the flying disk and the small civilian aircraft. The other damag 2007 Page #187  
t location was the crash site of a small aircraft in the desert a few miles 2007 Page #189  
plosion rattled the windows of his small farmhouse and gave him a fright th 2007 Page #191  
an extraordinary account and three small metallic fragments. The author of  2007 Page #194  
fell into the sea. But a number of small pieces fell close to the beach, an 2007 Page #194  
ght as paper. I enclose herewith a small sample of it." 188                 2007 Page #194  
 and very heavy for its relatively small size. Its exact dimensions are 60  2007 Page #196  
re reports that it landed near the small town of Eureka Utah and reports of 2008 Page #7  
 possibility of a landing near the small town of Eureka. The Blue Book proj 2008 Page #10  
 the crash site of what was a very small, spherical -shaped UFO were dresse 2008 Page #37  
h center was flooded with calls: • Small plane • Much larger plane • Round, 2008 Page #44  
h Estella Krussel. Helicopters and small planes were seen routinely day and 2008 Page #51  
e police officer and a father with small children. Don Johnson, the State D 2008 Page #55  
eve. But I do use the word (with a small d and not a capital letter!) becau 2008 Page #69  
 the upper section of the craft. A small amount of white light peers out of 2008 Page #82  
 look, it just changed again! It's small. (Light had been very large.) Now, 2008 Page #85  
en referenced "entities" that were small, "approximately l ½ metres tall, w 2008 Page #94  
der. The sky was cloudless, only a small dark cloud was observed in the gen 2008 Page #98  
unguska , including an asteroid, a small comet, a black hole, or some form  2008 Page #100  
tion such as commas, quotes, and a small variety of other terms. Different  2008 Page #108  
 themselves are all burned and had small tabs attached to each of them, for 2008 Page #109  
tered through a Nazi organization. Small wonder there was an immediate Cold 2008 Page #139  
s across the U.S., as well as many small institutions in every state, recei 2008 Page #140  
ing leaked documents resulted in a small flow of documents to Timothy Coope 2009 Page #7  
 Flight in which he theorized that small guided space weapons could be "lau 2009 Page #17  
strategic and technical secrecy. A small number of documents might need to  2009 Page #21  
totalitarian countries and the two small free countries just mentioned have 2009 Page #22  
eed, RPVs could play the role of a small fighter planes or small rockets to 2009 Page #22  
 role of a small fighter planes or small rockets to defeat an attack on the 2009 Page #22  
y 1950s. It can also be applied to small naval vehicles and to small but ef 2009 Page #22  
ied to small naval vehicles and to small but effective tanks. An ingenious  2009 Page #22  
. It could easily be launched as a small RPV that could fly as 16           2009 Page #22  
entrated effort is being made by a small group headed by Dr. Vannevar Bush, 2009 Page #36  
Memorandum confirms that in 1951 a small group headed by Dr. Vannevar Bush  2009 Page #36  
ion. Lee Harvey Oswald was among a small group of American citizens to have 2009 Page #44  
 2 eyes, 2 nostrils, 2 ears, and a small round mouth. It was clothed in a s 2009 Page #49  
odies he said, are now stored at a small Air Force Base (Langley) at Hampto 2009 Page #50  
cked their marriages is infinitely small. But, such claims have been made - 2009 Page #54  
 2 eyes, 2 nostrils, 2 ears, and a small round mouth. It was clothed in a s 2009 Page #55  
 fabric of the craft. -sometimes a small glob that was probably 6 inches ac 2009 Page #65  
mean, here's something that is too small for human habitation , that moves  2009 Page #75  
. Keep in mind, it is a ve,y, ve,y small number of people. WHO KNOW? That's 2009 Page #75  
grand government deception. In the small town of Ocean Shores on the Washin 2009 Page #87  
read the whole thing. I had a ve,y small portion of it .. .I left a piece o 2009 Page #92  
hing because she may have erred on small details or because her memory wasn 2009 Page #95  
 creatures similar to humans and a small robot came out." It continues on f 2009 Page #134  
wore a silvery suit and had a very small head, not much more than a bump pe 2009 Page #135  
 craft and down the tree, as did a small robot-like entity, or entities, de 2009 Page #135  
understood to be too complex for a small country like New Zealand to carry  2009 Page #159  
 with the U.S. Navy contributing a small number of explosive experts. The P 2009 Page #165  
riments proposed. To cater for the small scale work, designed to determine  2009 Page #165  
understood to be too complex for a small country like New Zealand to carry  2009 Page #172  
Auckland. reported. ' p\i,x !or ;, small country llke New' , "\Yill:m:t dis 2009 Page #182  

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

ase, south-westernly (sic) course, small-disturbance theory, three- dimensi 2006 Page #105  

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

cal data) has been flown only as a small-scale experimental model and is no 2009 Page #22  

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closer to a standard size than the smaller one, it is still unique in its n 2003 Page #48  
ay after the incident, there was a smaller number of government officials w 2003 Page #66  
urface, but those are generally of smaller diameter and less organized than 2003 Page #113  
 other was triangular and somewhat smaller. Sprinkle was flown to Albuquerq 2003 Page #143  
rth Star but then suddenly it drew smaller and disappeared. A minute later  2004 Page #57  
ed this light in the sky it became smaller and disappeared only to reappear 2004 Page #57  
him months of planning to get some smaller windmill blades across a few sta 2004 Page #127  
ere significantly limited to sizes smaller than those reported by Stringfie 2004 Page #127  
50s. In a few reports, some of the smaller UFOs were reported to have been  2004 Page #129  
nior and his father described much smaller, more delicate symbols. Bessie B 2004 Page #138  
ter, and again, became fainter and smaller after drawing on it. The remaini 2005 Page #96  
g scraps of the mangled airship to smaller vehicles that were able to immed 2005 Page #156  
ates and splits into 'four or five smaller globes: which vanished one by on 2006 Page #28  
 the tails and other large pieces. Smaller debris was packed in boxes. To c 2006 Page #75  
an OXCART -type aircraft, would be smaller and faster than the A-12 and hav 2006 Page #77  
ter than the A-12 and have an even smaller radar signature. Johnson pitched 2006 Page #77  
number of the level indicating the smaller the size of filtration methods e 2006 Page #105  
rally, they are listed in order of smaller size, with the smallest of bacte 2006 Page #113  
 molecules made up of thousands of smaller chemical units called amino acid 2006 Page #114  
ey didn't look too different, only smaller. 'When she went down to the vill 2006 Page #129  
ss indicates that there were three smaller craft, very possibly UH1 Hueys f 2006 Page #134  
ued non-stop, using back roads and smaller highways, and staying away from  2006 Page #135  
ompartment. According to Jack, the smaller disc seemed to incorporate a sor 2007 Page #100  
 to actually kick the tires of the smaller 40' craft, while the O.1.C. stoo 2007 Page #100  
es that the special mission of the smaller manned discs, was that of a high 2007 Page #107  
as "Flying Saucers" was one of the smaller craft, specifically the 40' diam 2007 Page #108  
hree to four times larger than the smaller ones. The sight was so strange a 2008 Page #58  
he other by an elderly couple. The smaller spheres of light moved erratical 2008 Page #58  
gathering her chick s. '' Then the smaller orbs of light shot off in all di 2008 Page #58  
ear the horizon which kept getting smaller and more transparent , and by ar 2008 Page #98  
clude fighting or bombing, will be smaller, cheaper, more flexible , and mo 2009 Page #22  
 as the huge alien craft grew ever smaller as it rose silently into the sta 2009 Page #55  

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

t least in pan from the other. The smallest of openings could quickly widen 2005 Page #85  
in order of smaller size, with the smallest of bacteria being about 400 nm, 2006 Page #113  

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

I think there were descriptions of smallish types. I don't exactly remember 2004 Page #96  

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

. Sir Jeffrey Amherst, distributes smallpox infected blankets to Indians du 2006 Page #107  
rld Health Organization eradicates smallpox. Officially, two labs have the  2006 Page #107  
ed biowarfare units may still have smallpox stocks • 1980-1988 Gulf War (Ir 2006 Page #107  

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ey have been replaced with equally smart people as they died off. Speculati 2003 Page #187  
has always been considered to be a smart man, but he slipped up on this ans 2003 Page #202  
y that this might be the work of a smart secretary that is translating her  2003 Page #206  
gument is chat humans are and were smart enough to conceive, design, and bu 2005 Page #163  
 is no genuine caveat: "You're not smart enough to understand our science." 2006 Page #116  
ed F-117 Stealth Fighters dropped "smart bombs" on Iraq during the Gulf \Va 2007 Page #107  
d the text yourself or have a very smart computer. Some of the more stylome 2008 Page #106  

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

ke Homo sapiens and are maybe even smarter may cause a potential dilemma. T 2004 Page #123  
in the UK, Canada and the U.S. Our smarter scientists would have seen this  2006 Page #116  
 electronic advantage to introduce smarter RPVs Consider a mobile MX progra 2009 Page #10  

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

lide 67, which is that some of the smartest men of our generations have man 2003 Page #187  
B WOOD CONCLUSIONS 2 □ Some of the smartest men of our generations managed  2003 Page #188  

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

my head down , fearing rocks would smash it. When the sky opened up, hot wi 2008 Page #100  

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

personnel soon arrived, allegedly "smashed the camera," and ordered the civ 2006 Page #86  
 a disk-shaped craft that had been smashed. At Nellis, they were all debrie 2008 Page #14  
 the German people, which is to be smashed once and for all, regardless whe 2008 Page #130  

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o the home of Mrs. Hewlett Hodges. Smashing a three-foot-wide hole in the r 2007 Page #133  

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 scientists who were viewing three smaU humanoid bodies. His job was to sta 2005 Page #78  
across an audjtorium, a bit Like a smaU theater. They were lookjng clown th 2005 Page #147  
lass America-a state where a vet") smaU percentage of the population contro 2005 Page #153  
forces at the time. San Antonio, a smaU desert town on the main highway bet 2005 Page #153  

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o:,. ,'" the paper, howe\'er, W'5. smd lo have the continues "it doc,,; nol 2009 Page #182  

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ple was an extraordinarily vicious smear article wLitten by a far-left-lean 2005 Page #93  
ne spacing, typeface, carbon-paper smear and formattin g are all consistent 2005 Page #123  
es on envelopes. • 1960s: Vietcong smear excrement on pungi sticks used as  2006 Page #107  

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nd clothing but could not detect a smell coming off of it, such as a fuel o 2004 Page #40  
re were no fuel slicks or even the smell of it and if fuel tanks had broken 2004 Page #40  
lled and with windows open I could smell the strong odor of formaldehyde. I 2005 Page #42  
lled and with windows open I could smell the strong odor of formaldehyde. l 2009 Page #50  

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he gaseous odor that the witnesses smelled. These exhaust pipes were likely 2006 Page #94  

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he stuff. Lawrence remembers it as smelling of sulfur and there were bubble 2004 Page #39  

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ey were able to determine that the smelly patch of foam was over a half mil 2004 Page #40  
rticle stated, "police figured the smelly man boogie-man was the product of 2006 Page #99  

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 outraged and conspiracy theorists smelt a rat. But at a cost of around £3M 2008 Page #64  

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Sheridan Cavitt, presumably with a smile on his face and a wink in his eye, 2004 Page #139  
y with a clever line and a winning smile, whether his last name is Lazar, C 2004 Page #215  

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ds. I doubted at first, but then 1 smiled, because they had discovered the  2007 Page #197  
tification for a wiretap. Both men smiled and departed shortly thereafter.  2008 Page #30  

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FO Crash Retrieval Conference RD B Smiling & RD B Grim Carpet Stripe Angle  2004 Page #239  
 Smiling° _Linear ("RDB Grim") RDB Smiling & Marcel Right Carpet Stripe Ang 2004 Page #239  
Linear (Marcel Right) -Linear (RDB Smiling) 236                             2004 Page #239  
 their cars were being hawked by a smiling, waving little green alien with  2007 Page #60  
looking space duck pictured. These smiling, bonneted milk chocolate ducks o 2007 Page #64  

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 N r19 Carpet stripes _Linear (RDB Smiling° _Linear ("RDB Grim") RDB Smilin 2004 Page #239  

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 www.majesticdocuments.com Wilbert Smith The matter is the most highly clas 2003 Page #12  
y Doctor Vannevar Bush. ” —Wilbert Smith in a Top Secret Canadian governmen 2003 Page #12  
• Senator Vandenberg • Eisenhower• Smith • Forrestal •James Webb• Snyder •  2003 Page #154  
ww majeshedocuments com Wilbert B. Smith Memo November 21, 1951 • Canadian  2003 Page #161  
-elect Carter. According to Marcia Smith, a researcher at the Library of Co 2003 Page #196  
heehan. He was called in by Marcia Smith as a consultant on two studies she 2003 Page #196  
les, through the efforts of Marcia Smith. In a vault in the basement of the 2003 Page #197  
formation that he reported back to Smith. Smith, in turn, would have undoub 2003 Page #197  
on that he reported back to Smith. Smith, in turn, would have undoubtedly h 2003 Page #197  
e to be that of Wilbert Brockhouse Smith, who in the 1950s worked — in a to 2004 Page #14  
rt. Although it is very clear that Smith was careful about what he said and 2004 Page #14  
ct. For example, in November 1961, Smith — in response to questions from th 2004 Page #14  
ew hundred years ago. In addition, Smith made the following, significant an 2004 Page #15  
ble Island, Dave Kendrick and Norm Smith had had a similar experience to th 2004 Page #36  
. One of the Captains was Lawrence Smith owner of the Rhonda D and the othe 2004 Page #38  
sent at the dock including Wilfred Smith and Norm Smith. Wifred went aboard 2004 Page #38  
k including Wilfred Smith and Norm Smith. Wifred went aboard Lawrence Smith 2004 Page #38  
Smith. Wifred went aboard Lawrence Smith, his brother's boat. It is one of  2004 Page #38  
ant to wake him and his wife. Norm Smith went over to Bradford Shands vesse 2004 Page #38  
le O'Brien to go out with Lawrence Smith so they would have an official pre 2004 Page #38  
fishermen, Laurie Wickens and Norm Smith, had assured the Mounties that the 2004 Page #39  
 a feeling of apprehension. Norman Smith remembers being very tense and ner 2004 Page #39  
nt later. Both Lawrence and Norman Smith said they had never seen anything  2004 Page #40  
e Canadians was Wilbert Brockhouse Smith. His brief 12 years of UFO researc 2004 Page #85  
e most amazing stories in Ufology. Smith was the head of the official flyin 2004 Page #85  
nted in writing. According to Mrs. Smith, her husband, Wilbert, was dealing 2004 Page #86  
ter's desk for three months before Smith and the Prime Minister jointly dec 2004 Page #86  
nister's denial. It was exposed by Smith himself who had then had been dead 2004 Page #86  
d then had been dead for 20 years. Smith, you see, was dying of cancer of t 2004 Page #86  
, and true to his prediction, once Smith died people representing the Canad 2004 Page #86  
, and Soviet Union approached Mrs. Smith asking for the files. They all cla 2004 Page #86  
e used for research purposes. Mrs. Smith told me that each of the represent 2004 Page #86  
thing in the house was taken. Mrs. Smith was convinced it was the work of p 2004 Page #86  
r all to see. It became clear that Smith had been the head of an official f 2004 Page #86  
o prominent UFO contactee Dan Fry, Smith wrote about his government status  2004 Page #86  
acked five different elements that Smith believed might be affected by the  2004 Page #86  
wide notoriety in August 1954 when Smith and his team of scientists and tec 2004 Page #86  
ch for the Canadian government and Smith. The flying saucer station was clo 2004 Page #87  
oject Magnet work I contacted Murl Smith and asked her if Wilbert had been  2004 Page #87  
and no guarantee was forth coming. Smith called off the landing. Years late 2004 Page #87  
re reasons being listed by Wilbert Smith who was the head of the program. 2 2004 Page #88  
nuary 26, 1956 letter that Wilbert Smith sent to Dan Fry, one of the key re 2004 Page #88  
 the original letter) Furthermore, Smith said that the Canadian government  2004 Page #88  
iew with the Sudbug Star newspaper Smith stated: "The only reason that thos 2004 Page #88  
59 letter to a Canadian researcher Smith added: No minister in his right mi 2004 Page #88  
hosen to cover up the ET presence, Smith stated that all government knew. I 2004 Page #88  
new. In a February 23, 1959 letter Smith stated: For your information EVERY 2004 Page #88  
to the shutdown of Project Magnet, Smith conducted many studies and met wit 2004 Page #88  
s Evidence Trail: How it all Began Smith had become interested in flying sa 2004 Page #89  
d look for the fire. The fire that Smith eventually found included conclusi 2004 Page #89  
a number of questions in the U.S., Smith returned to write an official TOP  2004 Page #89  
On page two of the three page memo Smith wrote: • The matter is the most hi 2004 Page #89  
m time to time." The material that Smith was getting from the United States 2004 Page #89  
ashington D.C. In his hidden files Smith left copies of letters to and from 2004 Page #89  
 on the information gathered, both Smith and the embassy officials knew the 2004 Page #90  
king official at the Embassy wrote Smith: The official position here is tha 2004 Page #90  
t. Gordon Cox at the Embassy wrote Smith. The ambassador and I would be par 2004 Page #90  
r, and dozens of other inventions. Smith had identified Bush as the head of 2004 Page #90  
Smith's personal files showed that Smith had even had contact with Bush. Af 2004 Page #90  
After writing the TOP SECRET memo, Smith requested a clearance to talk to A 2004 Page #90  
Gordon Cox at the Canadian Embassy Smith detailed the Bush contact: I under 2004 Page #90  
his point. Some of the information Smith received in the United States came 2004 Page #90  
rom Dr. Robert Sarbacher. He, like Smith and Vannevar Bush, was an electric 2004 Page #90  
ole. On September 15, 1950 Wilbert Smith conducted an interview with Dr. Sa 2004 Page #91  
e Canadian Embassy. Sarbacher gave Smith confirmation that the flying sauce 2004 Page #91  
g more to what he had told Wilbert Smith in 1950. He is part of the transcr 2004 Page #92  
Crash Retrieval Conference Wilbert Smith and the Crashed Saucers The fact t 2004 Page #93  
 the Crashed Saucers The fact that Smith had knowledge of crashed saucers a 2004 Page #93  
, and people who had been close to Smith, since the 1970s. It was not annou 2004 Page #93  
nalysis sheet. Others close to the Smith UFO work in the 1950s told similar 2004 Page #94  
military metallurgist working with Smith, openly stated he had handled it.  2004 Page #94  
him "Exactly how much of it he and Smith had actually handled," he paused f 2004 Page #94  
s in Ottawa visiting him. Although Smith was very sick, he took time to tal 2004 Page #94  
 Groves was interested in the work Smith had done on UFO propulsion, but pa 2004 Page #94  
sed involved the UFO hardware that Smith had received for analysis from the 2004 Page #94  
nterview in which he detailed what Smith had told him: During the actual op 2004 Page #94  
actual operation of this, when Mr. Smith was on his feet, he was constantly 2004 Page #94  
t they had found. According to Mr. Smith, the United States military intell 2004 Page #94  
y had readily admitted this to Mr. Smith upon interview when he was the dir 2004 Page #94  
ssociates, described another story Smith had told about UFO hardware in pos 2004 Page #94  
e stated that she recalled Wilbert Smith had talked about a special room th 2004 Page #94  
ntagon. In this room, according to Smith, was a collection of small UFO fra 2004 Page #94  
f small UFO fragments for display. Smith had been there himself. In Smith's 2004 Page #94  
it. In a letter to a Mr. Popowitch Smith wrote: In posting your representat 2004 Page #94  
r of the Cleveland Ufology Project Smith wrote: You seem most interested in 2004 Page #95  
nterview with the same researcher, Smith talked again about hardware and ab 2004 Page #95  
ou return it to the Air Force, Mr. Smith? Smith: Not the Air Force. Much hi 2004 Page #95  
rn it to the Air Force, Mr. Smith? Smith: Not the Air Force. Much higher th 2004 Page #95  
: The Central Intelligence Agency? Smith: (Chuckles) I'm sorry, gentlemen,  2004 Page #95  
identity — for yourselves. Wilbert Smith and Crash Retrievals In his corres 2004 Page #95  
vals In his correspondence Wilbert Smith made a few direct references to th 2004 Page #95  
 manipulate them. In a 1955 letter Smith made another comment about crashed 2004 Page #95  
 before one goes to college. James Smith, who had come forward about the ha 2004 Page #95  
im, you mentioned that he (Wilbert Smith) was shown bodies at one point. Ja 2004 Page #96  
he confirmed the fact that Wilbert Smith had also seen a downed craft. This 2004 Page #96  
rash story that seems to back this Smith account of a crashed saucer outsid 2004 Page #96  
y. Perhaps this is the saucer that Smith saw. In Status Report #2, Stringfi 2004 Page #97  
ley. Another story that shows that Smith had access to the crashed saucer d 2004 Page #97  
terview with Dr. Robert Sarbacher, Smith asked about how accurate the Aztec 2004 Page #97  
 added weight to the argument that Smith saw the bodies. The important refe 2004 Page #97  
hrough the intervention of Wilbert Smith, electronics expert and organizer  2004 Page #97  
al or scientist. 2. The story that Smith had access to crashed saucers and  2004 Page #98  
 still in the Navy (the group that Smith had the most contact with in the U 2004 Page #101  
place — to none other than Wilbert Smith in Canada for analysis. We know of 2004 Page #102  
letter that went back from Wilbert Smith following his analysis. All Moore  2004 Page #102  
ed safe in his CIA office. Wilbert Smith also had a piece related to the 19 2004 Page #102  
me piece recovered by Alvin Moore. Smith stated that his piece had been sho 2004 Page #102  
 involved both Lundahl and Wilbert Smith is a fascinating story of an incid 2004 Page #102  
as impressed and contacted Wilbert Smith, the head of Navy Intelligence, th 2004 Page #103  
the FBI, and President Eisenhower. Smith and the FBI showed up immediately  2004 Page #103  
mmediately to check out the claim. Smith was fascinated with the contact an 2004 Page #103  
ment of a War Crimes trial. Wilber Smith, a Canadian scientist, reported in 2004 Page #140  
, and as Canadian scientist Wilber Smith indicated, that information about  2004 Page #141  
quested. I was contacted by Marcia Smith, the head of the Science and Techn 2004 Page #186  
s given a second project by Marcia Smith who was writing the report. Sheeha 2004 Page #186  
Blue Book files for review. Marcia Smith worked on the request and Sheehan  2004 Page #186  
o studies were completed by Marcia Smith, and that he was allowed to read t 2004 Page #187  
ere visiting ET races: She (Marcia Smith) went forward and supervised two o 2004 Page #187  
t, 1950, which date Gen. Walter B. Smith was designated as permane replacem 2004 Page #203  
nadian government engineer Wilbert Smith in 1950 that the "facts reported"  2004 Page #217  
 official and engineer, \"(filbert Smith, of conversations with top America 2005 Page #79  
um dated November 21, 1950-Wilbert Smith, senior radio engineer for the Can 2005 Page #128  
 Stare, we began working with "Dr. Smith" of the metallurgy department at a 2005 Page #157  
However, right from the onset, Dr. Smith pointed out the unusuall) high per 2005 Page #158  
 Conference Las Vegas 2006 Wilbert Smith • States in 1961: • I shred to Adm 2006 Page #25  
l components Of such equipment The Smith/Sarbacher Revelation Early 1980s C 2006 Page #26  
hur Bray finds key memo by Wilbert Smith from 1950. UFOs 'above top secret- 2006 Page #26  
ond, just outside Las Vegas. David Smith, whom I had met right after I join 2006 Page #200  
 Don Berliner, Walt Andrus, Yvonne Smith, Richard C. Hoagland, Raymond Fowl 2006 Page #203  
olvement. Notes 1. Angela Thompson Smith is a writer, researcher, consultan 2006 Page #207  
 Normal Abilities. Angela Thompson Smith. (1998), Hampton Roads Publishing  2006 Page #207  
y of an Abduction, Angela Thompson Smith (2001), Hampton Roads Publishing C 2006 Page #207  
ood friends. David's brother, Paul Smith, was one of the military remote vi 2006 Page #208  
 Marshall and scientist Charles G. Smith formed American Appliance Company, 2008 Page #131  
nently filled by General Walter B. Smith. ---General Walter Bedell Smith ha 2008 Page #132  
B. Smith. ---General Walter Bedell Smith had been Eisen110wer 's chief of s 2008 Page #132  
onsulted by CIA Director Walter B. Smith. Gray also was a member of the Cou 2008 Page #133  
ghbor , CIA Director Walter Bedell Smith [who took James Forrestal 's seat  2008 Page #141  
 actions was recognized by General Smith who assumed responsibility for the 2009 Page #18  
 is a Top Secret memo from Wilbert Smith who at the time was a senior radio 2009 Page #36  
ortation. Dated November 21, 1951, Smith wrote the following to the Control 2009 Page #36  
ject called Majestic-12 , and what Smith described as a UFO group headed by 2009 Page #36  
ely , the Cutler-Twining Memo, the Smith Memo, the Joint Chiefs of Staff Me 2009 Page #37  

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e major import in the life of Norm Smith's uncle some three years later. Th 2004 Page #36  
he Sound within the hour. Lawrence Smith's "Ronda D" was first away from th 2004 Page #38  
f them. At any rate since Lawrence Smith's boat was in the lead, and having 2004 Page #39  
per Ronnie Newell radioed Lawrence Smith's boat and asked for Corporal Werb 2004 Page #40  
er investigation, and that Wilbert Smith's UFO work had only been a hobby t 2004 Page #86  
 for the files. Decades later when Smith's files were placed at the Univers 2004 Page #86  
sity of Ottawa, the true extent of Smith's work became open for all to see. 2004 Page #86  
ich was the official saucer study. Smith's flying saucer investigation even 2004 Page #86  
g instruments right off the scale. Smith's statement to the press was that  2004 Page #87  
t, and there is no record of it in Smith's files. There were however, a gli 2004 Page #87  
 1) The Project Magnet Shutdown In Smith's files there were a number of let 2004 Page #88  
 American military and government. Smith's personal files showed that Smith 2004 Page #90  
t Sarbacher used to answer Wilbert Smith's September 1950 questions. 89     2004 Page #92  
him that I had been told by one of Smith's close UFO associates, a military 2004 Page #93  
alkins, who was the wife of one of Smith's close UFO associates, described  2004 Page #94  
. Smith had been there himself. In Smith's files there are letters that det 2004 Page #94  
raft. This was a story that one of Smith's close associates had been tellin 2004 Page #96  
n's claim. Dr. Eric Walker Wilbert Smith's statements and files led to othe 2004 Page #98  
 wish to review related to Wilbert Smith's work is the UFO connection to Ar 2004 Page #101  
part. The story began in 1954 when Smith's friend Admiral Herbert Knowles w 2004 Page #103  
till living, confirms the truth of Smith's private notes in meetings with n 2006 Page #26  
Jntelligence . Most intriguing was Smith's close relationship as friend and 2008 Page #132  
, that former SS officer who, with Smith's help, founded the secretive Bild 2008 Page #132  
o be of tremendous significance .3 Smith's Memorandum confirms that in 1951 2009 Page #36  
pment Board (RDB).4 At the time of Smith's memo, Bush was on the oversight  2009 Page #36  
ents.com/pdf /cutler_twining.pdf 3 Smith's memo is available online at: htt 2009 Page #46  

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early 19S2 ■ The Lid Suys On ■ The Smith-Sarbacher Conne:tion: ■ Flying by  2008 Page #163  

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/v.f\vw.majesticdocuments.com/pdf /smithmemo-21 nov5 l .pdf 4 Vannevar Bush 2009 Page #46  

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ccording to history written by the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museu 2004 Page #66  
scovered by ·Michael Swords in the Smithsonian archives. In this hand-writt 2007 Page #23  
 the fragment were analyzed by the Smithsonian Institution, NASA and the Ve 2007 Page #195  
nd, in the United States, both the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory an 2008 Page #97  

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l Museum of Natural History of the Smithsoruan Institution in Washington, D 2007 Page #196  

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 paper. The simple sketch showed a smjling man with an attache case srandjn 2007 Page #67  

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 the object fell, a column of blue smoke rose above the trees, but quickly  2003 Page #53  
om observers who saw the column of smoke rising briefly after the object fe 2003 Page #53  
nd was able to see a cloud of blue smoke that was rising from the woods. Th 2003 Page #54  
 before they reached the area. The smoke subsided quickly. The best approxi 2003 Page #54  
. According to observers, the blue smoke rising up above the trees marked t 2003 Page #58  
marked the location of impact. The smoke dissipated in minutes, and there h 2003 Page #58  
t fall, and his mother who saw the smoke. The two men went down into the wo 2003 Page #59  
tinue to generate some interesting smoke. One document discusses the increa 2004 Page #58  
m, so I reasoned that with so much smoke maybe I should look for the fire.  2004 Page #89  
ar Varginha's zoo. She went out to smoke and suddenly glimpsed among the bu 2005 Page #34  
eaving behind an apparent trail of smoke or fog. 34                         2005 Page #36  
en making these statements. Enough smoke is appearing; where is the fire? T 2005 Page #82  
from the next canyon. Jose noticed smoke com.ing from a draw adjacent to \' 2005 Page #154  
Then the room suddenly filled with smoke, followed by an alien female with  2006 Page #109  
et had exploded." But there was no smoke or flame - only disintegration. Wi 2006 Page #143  
 looked like steam. It looked like smoke and steam mixed, no black smoke. V 2006 Page #154  
ke smoke and steam mixed, no black smoke. Very little. Looking up there wer 2006 Page #154  
d see and it didn't leave a lot of smoke, you could see the trw, but it was 2007 Page #121  
e could see the fire, you know the smoke, I shouldn't say the fire-the smok 2007 Page #122  
he fire-the smoke-we could see the smoke coming off the mountain . And my g 2007 Page #122  
n fire-at ]east that was where the smoke was coming from. DeBow: Did other  2007 Page #122  
re flames, where you could see the smoke coming out. The rest of the perime 2007 Page #125  
 describe seeing a column of white smoke produced by the UFO coming from th 2007 Page #128  
ing a flash in the sky followed by smoke. Ex-military personnel said the ev 2007 Page #130  
d the ground, there was sufficient smoke to cause a delay in automobile tra 2007 Page #140  
ristol. According to [Deleted] the smoke pattern was such as to indicate th 2007 Page #140  
he wingman added that there was no smoke or flame and that his leader's MIG 2008 Page #29  
urned into a giant billow of black smoke, and a loud knocking was heard, as 2008 Page #98  
uent UFO events of 1947 to try and smoke out these agents. U.S. counterinte 2009 Page #177  

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moke, I shouldn't say the fire-the smoke-we could see the smoke coming off  2007 Page #122  

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 cigarette packs, the brand my mom smoked at the time. le was folded up and 2005 Page #155  

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ure, was overweight, and a chronic smoker. But based on what he represented 2005 Page #104  

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 genuine information or was this a smokescreen to further muddy the crash-r 2003 Page #73  
 tales Skully heard were a sort of smokescreen for a real incident that did 2004 Page #136  
e because it acted as a convenient smokescreen for the military to hide a r 2005 Page #133  

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circumstantial, there are very few smoking gun UFO documents in the nationa 2003 Page #153  
 none of these pages represented a smoking gun, but they continue to genera 2004 Page #58  
s Newton. Indeed, it might be the "smoking gun" that finally lays the Aztec 2004 Page #221  
 documents proved to be the single smoking gun, proving that UFOs are alien 2005 Page #73  
Although we don't have the kind of smoking gun evidence that Thornton Page  2007 Page #23  
the allegation that aliens enjoyed smoking, specifically Saratoga 120s, jus 2007 Page #65  
i thin about 10 minutes it started smoking and they could see it had starre 2007 Page #128  
r trucks, the men watch nervously, smoking cigarettes nnd talking with each 2007 Page #145  
ped object • Reports of a falling, smoking object • Reports of a "Ball of F 2008 Page #44  
estigate sightings from pilots. No Smoking Gun So far as the files are conc 2008 Page #68  
iles are concerned, don't expect a smoking gun. There isn't one. The files  2008 Page #68  
contents are accurate, it provides smoking gun evidence of the power strugg 2009 Page #39  
If genuine, the leaked document is smoking gun evidence that former CIA Dir 2009 Page #42  

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ees were still charred black and a smoky odor pervaded the site. I had no i 2006 Page #84  

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ation, and debate that continue to smolder over similar events, such as Ros 2006 Page #183  

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cials resumed a search today for a smoldering object reported to have falle 2003 Page #66  

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he spheres apparently negotiated a smooth landing? Perhaps the still photog 2004 Page #11  
ams, rivets, weld marks. Perfectly smooth. More pewter in color. Going back 2004 Page #72  
olutely perfectly. No seams.' Very smooth, pewter in color, sort of a dull  2004 Page #72  
i circular in shape. It was a very smooth metal except for the jagged edges 2004 Page #94  
dies at Wright-Pat;4 ft tall, skin smooth and gray: head large 24 1952 Wrig 2004 Page #112  
The exterior huU of the craft felt smooth and slippery to the touch. Ozzie  2005 Page #165  
eenish highlights. The texture was smooth." 83                              2006 Page #86  
could easily have appeared to be a smooth, grayish, windowless vehicle. The 2006 Page #87  
 descent was in level steps, not a smooth curve or straight line, and each  2006 Page #133  
at higher speeds, and descend in a smooth arc, not in "steps". And meteors  2006 Page #134  
e object was located is completely smooth. The object, he says, was embedde 2006 Page #187  
roundjng ic, and with a surface so smooth that it seemed polished; bur even 2007 Page #196  
the fabric of the shell was like a smooth, opaque, black glass. I was prett 2008 Page #81  
f glassy symbols SLlDE# 25 "On the smooth exterior shell, there was writing 2008 Page #82  
my notebook. If you had a sheet of smooth glass and you took a piece of san 2009 Page #66  

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 the west, the engine of his truck smoothed out and the headlights brighten 2008 Page #12  

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

arger piece and appears to be of a smoother texture, which may indicate wea 2003 Page #48  

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looks as though the spheres landed smoothly. As I continued to peruse the v 2004 Page #11  
tuate that induces unconsciousness smoothly and rapidly and has been called 2008 Page #90  
 U.S. secretary of state who moved smoothly between government positions an 2008 Page #125  

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RE FEELING HEAT AND WHAT ELSE? The smoothness of the craft -I was trying to 2009 Page #66  

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r, greatly reduce it. Today we are smothered by millions of "classified" do 2009 Page #21  

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ry operation. In a 1989 interview, SMSgt. Roy Pruitt told author James C. G 2006 Page #84  

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e document, showing a clear carbon smudge that can be seen at www.majesticd 2003 Page #26  
 ground, the bright body seemed to smudge, and then turned into a giant bil 2008 Page #98  

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 all the meetings, and acting very smug about it. To make a long story shor 2004 Page #98  

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raun, one of the German scientists smuggled by American intelligence into t 2005 Page #125  

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 field is from the crash of a drug smuggling plane, its exact origin has no 2007 Page #189  

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ated as permane replacement. • TOP SMUT • TOP SiEtiktir-h-M AJ IC EYES ONLY 2004 Page #203  

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common substance s 01nt are. tra.r.smuted into temporary r.:idioat."U\.li t 2009 Page #184  

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at yiwnu *m yasr wtsrlm la Chim Is smylstot ym will yr saw at aa a hrlsf tr 2003 Page #223  

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on Chief at Oak Ridge checked with Smyrna Air Base, Nashville which reporte 2008 Page #28  
curity Division Chief checked with Smyrna Air Base with negative results. 8 2008 Page #28  

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the flying saucer cntbu*ia*t* base sn mans crank*, freaks and nuts amnn 1’  2003 Page #118  
iviPatigation.it see ratortal tnat sn Ld.ril.rtes vainahniad bean Vint av e 2006 Page #29  
Al (aluminum) 9.67 Zn (zinc) 20.38 Sn (tin) 0.59 Fe (iron) 2.01 Pb (lead) 0 2007 Page #201  
h u.s. Jav3 ror l'ec.bn1c1• J. r1• Sn.od2:raos: dated 16 October 1945. To:  2009 Page #175  
"Orcc, cJLed We mu,t kerp ln pa.ce Sn order 10 in 11n lnl~lew h~ ,,,as o:1e 2009 Page #182  
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e Herald 'tribune qU0le?J;I weapon sn1ci 1? outr1val the atom says i:hared  2009 Page #184  

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n London, England, on December 9.) SNAFU OR SAUCERS? (SNAFU: situation norm 2006 Page #179  
on December 9.) SNAFU OR SAUCERS? (SNAFU: situation normal: all fouled up)  2006 Page #179  

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

er fishing vessel had accidentally snagged the object in its net and dragge 2006 Page #192  

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

s, stabbings, shootings, poisonous snake The UFO Linked Death Database • Na 2004 Page #200  
uld have been like that of a white snake." — Thomas C. Sheppard, Chief Yeom 2006 Page #156  
it at all, it would have been like snake skin in a sort of way. CAN YOU EXP 2006 Page #158  
uld have been like that of a white snake. COULD YOU DISCERN SCALES? No, not 2006 Page #158  

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 an unscrupulous person could sell snake-oil as a cure all for the common c 2004 Page #215  

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atim ta yeasral poHtlsal aa* naada snaMtisas thrwwyhnat the omatry. Mfsro y 2003 Page #223  

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glance skyward. As he scrambled to snap a few pictures with his pocket came 2006 Page #71  
dinary . "L..ie you ....,,;d ,-isl snap your fnger an:I n was there," sakl  2009 Page #144  

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 taken. I think they got him back, snapped him out and sent him home, like  2004 Page #50  
y time there and didn't want to be snapped, so I dropped the entire issue.  2004 Page #55  
 while the O.1.C. stood nearby and snapped a photo in the process. 111e 40' 2007 Page #100  
n the barn a part of the iron lock snapped. It was largely not until the 19 2008 Page #100  

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and was busily and surreptitiously snapping pictures of the photos, the equ 2003 Page #145  
ht the camera up to focus. I began snapping photo after photo. Soon I had t 2008 Page #82  

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ken up by a grainy black and white snapshot of a fuzzy, disc-shaped craft h 2007 Page #61  

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

 but a weather balloon — that they snatched up the debris and stuck it in o 2004 Page #139  
ks in the White House. I literally snatched the "directives" from the fire  2004 Page #248  
The next day he said the paper was snatched from McAdams and officials deni 2005 Page #42  
camper's last words prior to being snatched? "My insurance company? New Eng 2007 Page #71  
Washington University until he was snatched up by the Manhattan Project in  2009 Page #9  

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the continues "it doc,,; nol offer snc-n j n-!~•Y eqwpmMil 11nd enab- 11 lh 2009 Page #182  

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.lpon e.xist~ ";inrl 1h11t !irst l snch uselt;o; lnstitutc of l echnoloi:y  2009 Page #183  

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 President following appropriate d sncusr. ionr. with yourself. Dr. Push an 2003 Page #136  

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4444 #4.4.4414. wer 04^# Os. ...•• sNe, score • v• •ala -lea Mammy Coiles F 2006 Page #32  

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

 the effect that they attempted to sneak down into the woods to the impact  2003 Page #66  
 men told Mrs. White they tried to sneak back into the area at night on foo 2008 Page #45  

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e Girardeau Biography Of A City by Snider and Collins, Ramfire Press, MO 22 2003 Page #39  

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ntage. This is incorrect, however. Snippets of film have been seen and test 2005 Page #146  

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r Civil Ensir1c-cr·lng Dqmrlmcl'll snlrl tod!\Y a. new ,ecrt\ wceron r.1ent 2009 Page #183  

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he n.,~ru-:.- J,o.mf:~ 'i\ts.;")on SnoCgi-a~,. 3!l-~·t:a.r• Tnu ne·.:.·smco 2009 Page #182  

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OTt On • llmitec. ~ale, Rhd ncded: Snod;;.nis:. Mld lt w~s no~ connect.ell  2009 Page #182  
 of super doi: whistlc,n he 5~irl. Snod:;ras.~ of. Cincin11ati, ls further· 2009 Page #183  

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rlie, was canceled. (Wikipedia) In Snoddg_rass' .e~e_ers I found the follow 2009 Page #174  

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

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

says i:hared !n th!? c.evclopmen t Snoder,1ss as s.i.yinr, the Ni'\'r'Y bor 2009 Page #184  

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

jally true." 1 Th; pnpc_r. s.l)'.£ Snodg-1·.i.ss W:\S · The scicntisl. Jame 2009 Page #184  

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-J an1cs :rvrar~ l 'Could be.u Jon Snodgra.ss1 39-ycar-old bio-E::'dslcnee  2009 Page #181  

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

 after hostilities ·were ended. 4. Snodgras s was a civilian attached to th 2009 Page #169  

Word: "snodgrass", 50 instance(s) (Back to Top)

an American engineer, James Marion Snodgrass as one of the people who worke 2009 Page #160  
ere able to make the connection to Snodgrass is not clear. In interviews wi 2009 Page #160  
ear. In interviews with the media, Snodgrass had some interesting observati 2009 Page #160  
 true. The scientist, James Marion Snodgrass of Cincinnati , is further quo 2009 Page #160  
 dispatches mentioned a Prof. J. M Snodgrass of the University of Californi 2009 Page #160  
The Herald Tribune says it reached Snodgrass in Cincinnati and quoted him a 2009 Page #160  
essels." The Herald Tribune quotes Snodgrass as saying that the Navy holds  2009 Page #160  
e Daily Inter Lake elaborated: 154 Snodgrass gave the only hint as to the n 2009 Page #160  
blem encountered on the Island and Snodgrass replied: "Could be." Snodgrass 2009 Page #160  
and Snodgrass replied: "Could be." Snodgrass who is chief engineer of the m 2009 Page #160  
 able to extract from James Marion Snodgrass concerning the secret weapon.  2009 Page #161  
l after hostilities were ended. 4. Snodgrass was a civilian attached to the 2009 Page #161  
s an alternate to the atomic bomb, Snodgrass said only: "First reports are  2009 Page #161  
e experimentation in New Zealand , Snodgrass said, although it had been pla 2009 Page #161  
yracuse Herald Journal also added: Snodgrass insisted in an interview he wa 2009 Page #161  
of its refinement or development." Snodgrass described the weapon as "top s 2009 Page #161  
 Cumberland Times, adjacent to the Snodgrass article, was this story: "Supe 2009 Page #161  
David James Leech and James Marion Snodgrass. Who was Thomas David James Le 2009 Page #163  
              Who was James Marion Snodgrass? James Marion Snodgrass was bo 2009 Page #164  
mes Marion Snodgrass? James Marion Snodgrass was born in Marysville, Ohio i 2009 Page #164  
Ocean Data Systems, Inc. Professor Snodgrass was awarded a Navy citation by 2009 Page #164  
 from 1943 -45. In 1968, Professor Snodgrass was also awarded the U.S. Navy 2009 Page #164  
ns and instrumentation . Professor Snodgrass was also a member of a number  2009 Page #164  
now that both Professors Leech and Snodgrass had the proper credentials to  2009 Page #164  
g Commander Gibson, Professor J.M. Snodgrass, University of California, Div 2009 Page #164  
 Wing Commander Gibson, Professors Snodgrass and Leech. The results were in 2009 Page #165  
nior group comprising of Professor Snodgrass and two eminent hydraulic engi 2009 Page #165  
ments of both Professors Leech and Snodgrass to the historical record, both 2009 Page #167  
distantly related to it What James Snodgrass was quoted: As awesome in its  2009 Page #168  
g Commander Gibson, Professor J.M. Snodgrass , University of California, Di 2009 Page #169  
do with the 164 Gibson, Professors Snodgrass and Leech." Note: Trials took  2009 Page #170  
und forces attacking. Confirmed by Snodgrass in his personal papers.        2009 Page #170  
blem encountered on the island and Snodgrass replied" "Could be. " Fears of 2009 Page #171  
 dispatches mentioned a Prof. J.M. Snodgrass of the University of Californi 2009 Page #171  
 senior group comprising Professor Snodgrass and two eminent Australian hyd 2009 Page #173  
rary. It is obvious that Professor Snodgrass was extremely proud of his oce 2009 Page #173  
June 194 7 was a letter written to Snodgrass by a friend wanting to get rea 2009 Page #173  
d is any mention that James Marion Snodgrass participated in Operations Cro 2009 Page #173  
ber 1945. To: 'l'cchnlcian J. ii~. Snodgrass. l. .L.et:ich od th.ls cin to  2009 Page #175  
Herald Journal article notes that: Snodgrass insisted in an interview he wa 2009 Page #176  
s refinement or development." Here Snodgrass alludes to being out of countr 2009 Page #176  
ld be at Bikini Atoll. So why does Snodgrass not mention his temporary noto 2009 Page #176  
d project experience. James Marion Snodgrass Autobiographical Note: wwn. So 2009 Page #176  
ite was true? • Why would Leech or Snodgrass claim that work was ongoing wh 2009 Page #177  
killed in its infancy? • Why would Snodgrass claim that the secret weapon i 2009 Page #177  
? Is it possible that James Marion Snodgrass did not mention his I 94 7 not 2009 Page #177  
d about ll~c weapon as an ,veapon, Snodgrass sa_id it \vas alternate .. to  2009 Page #181  
b, not connPctcd in Dny \vay \Vith Snodgrass saicl only: ·''First re• the a 2009 Page #181  
cavy .loss nt' lif0.' New Zealand, Snodgrass ~alu. al• 1 The ne,vsn1a n nsk 2009 Page #181  
ler emphasized to 1·?porl• reached Snodgrass !n C!nc:.innati en, however, t 2009 Page #184  

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

ea in February 1944." According to Snodgrass' own papers, the exact itinera 2009 Page #169  
Report as well as the James Marion Snodgrass' papers donated to the Scripps 2009 Page #173  
ly out of character for someone of Snodgrass' classified project experience 2009 Page #176  

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

sed. also unclear why James Marion Snodgrass• name was leaked to the press. 2009 Page #173  

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

g ~!e1llll'lmcnt satd loday a nc_w Snod~rass of th~ University of s-ccrct \ 2009 Page #184  

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

ec co um err.cl on th" i.slar.d md Snoo-1 Bl.lc.:Unn= or SO-.Jnc. wave.\ Jn 2009 Page #182  

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

 stop higher ranking officers from snooping ink TS files'.•·: · ... · .. .. 2007 Page #52  

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

ned to his truck "to take a little snooze." It was while snoozing - or whil 2009 Page #54  

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

ake a little snooze." It was while snoozing - or while, it might be argued, 2009 Page #54  

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

::;uch threat~.'' Profcss'lr J. M. Snorl::rus or the! ·1 K'nncy said th11t  2009 Page #183  

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 I ccivcd hy the Rnll~ll ~nd 111-1 Snor{gn1s~ gave 11:f' nnly J1i11: · 11to 2009 Page #181  

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 tote Oritdspbj 'guff you Probasiy snouldrit be word • 'raids* keep tic mow 2006 Page #30  

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

al worm-like veins and an animal's snout. He, or it, also possesses three-f 2007 Page #64  

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

e side of an embankment. There was snow all around in the photograph, and t 2003 Page #197  
or the unknowns, especially during snow storms when we are forced back to o 2004 Page #13  
e side of an embankment. There was snow all around in the photographs, and  2004 Page #187  
y went out and plowed the road (of snow) to get big trucks up to that radar 2006 Page #155  
ld of plastic trees and artificial snow. As one of the beams draws a helple 2007 Page #74  
CBs were dead throughout the town; snow and static were all they could get. 2007 Page #128  
lly buried under the thick ice and snow of Mt. Ararat. "My dad said that th 2007 Page #138  

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

contacts. We decided to conduct a "snowball" sociological study, guaranteei 2006 Page #198  

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e hampered to some extent by light snowfall." (8) Two days later, it was st 2006 Page #121  

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

 saw Bellingham digging out from a snowstorm, with intermittently strong no 2006 Page #186  
it is like 1 am standing here in a snowstorm." He described the debris as b 2007 Page #130  

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

cientific Services Division on the Snowy Mountains Hydro-Electric Authority 2009 Page #163  

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

ltll u. a. Im;' • !lw)!nSoS• 1. •• SNrJQJlgs JI ..... J6 ~··· 194.1. -'·ID, 2009 Page #174  

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

Y L'C'Cf!iVt~tl rcpor\s. Ju Hu and Snuugruss replil!tl: l oH UH! \\'CHpou,  2009 Page #181  

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er• Smith • Forrestal •James Webb• Snyder • Fosket •Krug • Steelman • Foste 2003 Page #154  

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

gan in the early 40s, not the late SO's ~· REFERENCE SOURCES ■ Brinkman, Wi 2005 Page #12  

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

rue science—whether it pertains to so- called "paranormal" experiences, the 2006 Page #181  
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Word: "so-c3", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ogy ■ The Abduction Revolution ■ A So-C3.lled UFO Worbng Group;, ■ Crncl:s  2008 Page #165  

Word: "so-called", 33 instance(s) (Back to Top)

vited to join the administration's so-called brain trust — a select group o 2003 Page #86  
d ‘Top Secret'. - “...one of these so-called flying saucers crashed in Mexi 2003 Page #155  
 inevitably brings to the fore the so-called Roswell Incident of July 1947. 2004 Page #4  
of the show was to investigate the so-called Chupacabras — a mysterious cre 2004 Page #16  
tly been rumored that one of thee* so-called fLyiag saucers crashed in Itec 2004 Page #18  
stemmed from their involved in the so-called Rendlesham Forest incident, in 2004 Page #54  
g a federal investigation into the so-called Roswell Incident, in which ext 2004 Page #60  
about whether this was in fact the so-called Roswell saucer, or whether it  2004 Page #135  
 the UFO artifacts as being in the so-called Blue Room at Wright Patterson. 2004 Page #144  
en up trying to gain access to the so-called Blue Room at Wright Patterson. 2004 Page #146  
ny involvement whatsoever with any so-called UFO sighting or retrieval or w 2005 Page #35  
Retrieval Conference access to the so-called Blue Room at \Xlright-Patterso 2005 Page #80  
 structure was the setting for the so-called Oranur Experiment, a chjlling  2005 Page #94  
tance in further research into the so-called Alien Autopsy film from my col 2005 Page #146  
FO Crash Retrieval Conference Many so-called experts have argued against th 2005 Page #148  
here are also abundant supplies of so-called rare earths, many used in the  2006 Page #7  
 drew a pencil illustration of the so-called "Flatwoods Monster" from her d 2006 Page #91  
die, who was also a witness to the so-called monster. I interviewed Freddie 2006 Page #93  
enclosed by the larger helmet. The so-called arms and claws were actually a 2006 Page #94  
ive the correct description of the so-called monster as told by an eyewitne 2006 Page #98  
at, "Police laughed. They said the so-called monster had grown from seven t 2006 Page #99  
 the Berwyn Mountains? And was the so-called "earthquake" evidence that thi 2006 Page #121  
eard, by government officials that so-called E.T.s did not exist. I was tol 2006 Page #152  
e continual mutilation events, the so-called abduction events - that we are 2007 Page #55  
and few others. 1t appeared in the so-called Eisenhower Briefing Document o 2007 Page #75  
d on, they appeared as the classic so-called "Flying Saucer" shape, very si 2007 Page #99  
e of purity" without "not even the so-called trace elements usualJy detecte 2007 Page #195  
l area. 5 And a large body of that so-called "basic information" was profou 2008 Page #26  
enies having ever investigated the so-called "alien abduction'' puzzle; and 2008 Page #35  
nown feature of these acts was the so-called 30 Year Rule, which did pretty 2008 Page #61  
nconclusive and may even just show so-called Chinese lanterns, but the medi 2008 Page #68  
n was shown by the incident of the so-called "Dark Satellite'. In 1959 an u 2009 Page #16  
curity concern. During World War 2 so-called "foo fighters" were cause for  2009 Page #155  

Word: "so-caued", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

bed by first-hand witnesses to the so-caUed Roswell incident. Her testimony 2005 Page #131  
 white world. The existence of the so-caUed Aurora spy plane was denied by  2005 Page #167  

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 Instead, there was merely a huge, SO-kilometer-wide area of flattened and  2008 Page #99  

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ation to attend a reception at the SO\ iet Embassy, "in honor of the Soviet 2007 Page #137  

Word: "so\1ttl", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

h:::i~10L1trl9E2 ■ St:11 W&rl. thr So\1ttl, .c,,~ E'T? ■ Ri.:o:11~"2:, Go"J 2009 Page #145  

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

direct large-scale assistance. For soae ties X have had ia mind th* desirab 2003 Page #228  
t the Mission would be compoeed of soae eight or ten experts, advisers and  2003 Page #228  

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d the watermark and the typewriter Soane of the pages 1n the 33◄ paga lr\.3 2007 Page #46  

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ICAL ~~ECH.Al-.lCAL OR.PIH: US (6) SOAR (10) SO,\R (501 RBIO' r.;, AS VIPER 2007 Page #113  

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IMblowerw. ea, ..••••••• kit?, , \ soarer tktEetie 4i the MP*. S:ictraAi 9. 2004 Page #165  

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ill hays r.rios:o and nonpollating soars* of e 7. Xe explained: "Alt that d 2004 Page #20  

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eep secrecy 24 James Goodall *That SOB from Minnesota' • Writer for Jane's  2006 Page #27  

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mbodied in this package of instant soba noodles from Japan. The product's f 2007 Page #66  

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

shade of some sagebrush. I saw the sobering rattle end of a rattlesnake dis 2003 Page #46  

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

igh-ranking Air Force officers are soberly concerned about the UFOs. But th 2003 Page #10  

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

urpose of which was to discuss the socalled "Green Fireball" phenomenon tha 2009 Page #9  

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

ey saw an object which resembled a soccer ball falling behind the mountains 2004 Page #8  
ey saw an object which resembled a soccer ball falling behind the mountains 2007 Page #141  

Word: "social", 55 instance(s) (Back to Top)

s in Washington D.C. International Social Ministry Office could obtain acce 2004 Page #186  
nce Statistical Methodology • 2001 Social Security Actuarial Tables — proba 2004 Page #199  
wing data • Probability of death • Social Security perspective • Legal odds 2004 Page #200  
by systematically manipulating his social infrastructure - PSYOP Martin Red 2004 Page #210  
e of the most profound scientific, social, and political questions we can c 2005 Page #73  
0 the lap of a very definite human social order. In America, as throughout  2005 Page #75  
e, the U.S. has markedly increased social inequality since 1979). \"X/hethe 2005 Page #75  
ssues that matter. The realit)' of social stratification helps us to unders 2005 Page #76  
ticular market. There is a yawning social chasm dividing the Nen1 York Time 2005 Page #76  
risis of \,Xlatergate and years of social strife over Vietnam and civil rig 2005 Page #84  
e concerned over the political and social ramifications of such paruc. A fe 2005 Page #85  
hem. Reich's radical view that the social problems of individuals and gover 2005 Page #89  
 of New York City's New School for Social Research the 87                   2005 Page #89  
fundamental underpinnings of human social systems: our definition of humani 2006 Page #50  
ittle religious backlash, allowing social adaptation to occur at a non-disr 2006 Page #54  
 subside. End result is uncertain. Social change toward acceptance would be 2006 Page #54  
clear, it could lead to widespread social demoralization, corruption and sp 2006 Page #55  
tion leading to total breakdown of social order and will to resist. However 2006 Page #55  
of the incident, including whether social order begins to unravel or stays  2006 Page #55  
 maintain internal credibility and social order; then it would seek to pres 2006 Page #56  
 would be called upon to reinforce social faith, hope and cohesion. In many 2006 Page #57  
which might or might not be true). Social scientists would be called upon t 2006 Page #58  
 familiar nature. To prevent undue social/economic disruption, government m 2006 Page #58  
purchase of firearms, and possible social fractures along ethnic or economi 2006 Page #59  
rnments tune to analyze and manage social trends, build alliances, develop  2006 Page #60  
tax law, investment activities and social welfare programs. Religion . Over 2006 Page #60  
ce for the inside scoop. Meantime, social reports would fall over each othe 2006 Page #60  
s institutions would be crucial to social cohesion. A minority of religious 2006 Page #62  
ty. There would also be a sense of social solidarity across all ethnic and  2006 Page #62  
e highly vulnerable to disruption. Social cohesion might quickly unravel, a 2006 Page #63  
science as well as government. The social sciences would be engaged to mana 2006 Page #64  
 counseling and other church-based social services. Government would suppor 2006 Page #64  
ort the church role in maintaining social cohesion. Religious orthodoxy wou 2006 Page #64  
 became evident, public morale and social order would plummet. Many would a 2006 Page #65  
overnment benefit of doubt, but as social services disintegrated, many woul 2006 Page #65  
unities for humankind, up to total social transformation and "heaven on ear 2006 Page #66  
many ways" — will work for minimum social disruption. Fast-Strange-Positive 2006 Page #66  
unities for humankind, up to total social transformation and "heaven on ear 2006 Page #66  
HI would be critical to preserving social order. - Perceived "God-like" or  2006 Page #67  
onfusion, mass panic, vigilantism, social breakdown are unavoidable. Human  2006 Page #68  
 global response, time to shore up social order. Slow-Familiar -Negative Th 2006 Page #68  
tle tolerance for such sentiments. Social schisms will proliferate. Vigilan 2006 Page #68  
haos and confusion, mass panic and social breakdown are possible, though no 2006 Page #69  
to counter religious demonization. Social schisms will proliferate. Denial  2006 Page #69  
increases with education level and social activity. This contradicts the po 2006 Page #198  
re/ confusion of defense systems ► Social 1) Mass panic (Hadley Cantril & W 2007 Page #36  
two broad categories: physical and social. Over time, I have come co trunk  2007 Page #36  
eriously enough to contemplate the social, political, economic and rheologi 2007 Page #59  
 I used to be. MW: \Xlere you into social activities or sports? GM: l was c 2007 Page #79  
ped trying. I starred to enjo) the social aspect of school and not the acad 2007 Page #79  
e, the corridor, the canteen or at social functions . Think about it from a 2008 Page #69  
s , it is no one's security. It is social imprisonment by illusion. Those d 2008 Page #96  
oday is said to be suffering from "social anxiety disorder." Likewise indef 2008 Page #141  
en used in various ways to forward social and global control through econom 2008 Page #144  
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 communism , a virulent version of Socialism advocating public ownership of 2008 Page #124  
veal in plain language is that the Socialism in Russia, which swiftly turne 2008 Page #124  
. They funded the rise of National Socialism in Gemrnny and saw an armed Gr 2008 Page #126  
r to communism in Europe. National Socialism was a fom1 of socialism almost 2008 Page #126  
. National Socialism was a fom1 of socialism almost indistinguishable from  2008 Page #126  
graphic boundaries. Under National Socialism , the globalists could continu 2008 Page #126  
 is not against Hitler or National Socialism, but against the strength of t 2008 Page #130  
 than the perpetuation of National Socialism through the massive flight of  2008 Page #136  
e globalist supporters of National Socialism had long worked to gain contro 2008 Page #140  
sm, a more modem name for National Socialism . Constitutional conservatives 2008 Page #142  
anies that first created communist Socialism in Russia then National Social 2008 Page #144  
 Socialism in Russia then National Socialism in Germany have today created  2008 Page #144  

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tionalso zialistiche," or National Socialist was shortened to the acronym " 2008 Page #124  
he idea apparently was to create a Socialist society in Russia centrally ru 2008 Page #125  
communism mutated into a worldwide Socialist movement following the 1919 as 2008 Page #125  
sche Arbeite,partei , the National Socialist German Workers Party. The Thul 2008 Page #126  
banking circles that had created a Socialist system in Russia that supp011e 2008 Page #126  
uld result in a worldwide National Socialist system unable to produce the t 2008 Page #130  
ped, not because of their National Socialist philosophy , but because they  2008 Page #130  
nly to find such leaders advancing Socialist programs such as the controver 2008 Page #142  
Democratic Institutions, Christian Socialist League, Communist League, Envi 2008 Page #143  
embers of an increasingly National Socialist or Nazi system. # # # # 139    2008 Page #145  
re as well as Stalinist period and socialist modem architecture. Such examp 2009 Page #134  

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 may well be those global National Socialists and their minions who seek co 2008 Page #136  
and increased the flow of National Socialists into the United States. Forme 2008 Page #138  
 a second language. Modem National Socialists , like their German anteceden 2008 Page #143  
 behavior, and propaganda , global Socialists, squeezing in from both the p 2008 Page #145  

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 media to ensure reporting that is socially responsible as well as conduciv 2006 Page #57  
ual experiences are uneducated and socially gullible. Mental Health Seminar 2006 Page #198  

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

    Scenarios of Contact Imagining Societal Reactions to Confirmed Arrival  2006 Page #48  
s in a systematic way the possible societal implications of publicly acknow 2006 Page #48  
inding their own kind of food. The societal aspects of ant colonies are wel 2006 Page #101  

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

ely on the subject to professional societies. • His talks emphasized the ne 2004 Page #209  
. The local galactic horticultural societies may be collecting specimens fo 2006 Page #7  
ces, especially from the technical societies. I am pleased when people tell 2006 Page #13  
e.6 Therefore, in discussing alien societies and motives (and we will be do 2006 Page #102  
cal files contain many examples of societies, sure of their place in the un 2007 Page #76  
ociate with previousl y unfamiliar societies espousing different ideas and  2007 Page #76  
sh "professional" publications and societies, steam roller over any competi 2008 Page #144  
member of a number of professional societies including a fellow of the IEEE 2009 Page #164  
o take was mostly of the nature of societies or organizations that had writ 2009 Page #179  

Word: "society", 57 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 obviously used for the benefit of society. No doctorates of alien exobiolo 2003 Page #38  
mpanies. Ironically, it may not be society that benefits from this event bu 2003 Page #38  
Cape Girardeau County Genealogical Society, PO Box 389, Jackson, MO 63755 1 2003 Page #39  
ficial Satellite," J. Astronomical Society of the Pacific, February 1954 “S 2003 Page #182  
ave we come? To what extent is our society richer, the way that Harry Truma 2003 Page #187  
ce of the Illuminating Engineering Society in Ottawa on 11 June 1959: We ha 2004 Page #15  
as President of the Cincinnati UFO Society. A landmark year for Stringfield 2004 Page #108  
ffected the development of our own society (\\ hether in ancient times or t 2005 Page #73  
in such an economically stratified society, a certain measure of ideologica 2005 Page #76  
that the major institutions of our society seem quite adamant about control 2005 Page #76  
bic officials. What happens when a society lives a fundamental lie for gene 2005 Page #77  
nd because 1 cannot believe that a society based on a foundational lie can  2005 Page #86  
DA, or to that powerful segment of society who tend to mystify biology, the 2005 Page #104  
as President of the Cincinnati UFO Society. 1n a landmark development, in 1 2005 Page #139  
s from both the Royal Photographic Society and the British Institute of Pro 2005 Page #148  
u have claimed, we are a primitive society whose major activity is clearly  2006 Page #5  
 on the development of a primitive society, on a planet where, amazingly, t 2006 Page #6  
d. The head of the American Rocket Society in 1952 took President Truman to 2006 Page #10  
the key factor determining whether society survived the psychological stres 2006 Page #57  
ia to prevent sudden disruption of society and the economy. Ideally, there  2006 Page #58  
nt reactions among some sectors of society, requiring strong law enforcemen 2006 Page #59  
ia to prevent sudden disruption of society and the economy; and with scienc 2006 Page #59  
 a key role in transitioning human society to a post-contact paradigm. Scie 2006 Page #60  
essarily be of greatest benefit to society. The science community would be  2006 Page #61  
at would reverberate through human society for decades or centuries to come 2006 Page #61  
would emerge, for better or worse. Society would fracture along unpredictab 2006 Page #63  
able reactions in wide segments of society. To head off chaos, government m 2006 Page #65  
ia could prove decisive in whether society survives this scenario. As NHI s 2006 Page #65  
ments to maintain status quo while society adjusts current belief systems t 2006 Page #67  
nti-government sentiment may grow. Society could experience a slow downward 2006 Page #69  
duction of alien diseases into our society, as triggered by revelations in  2006 Page #101  
ying a critical role in our global society and are certainly being studied  2006 Page #101  
 are sophisticated, and that their society is 2 Arthur C. Clarke, Profiles  2006 Page #101  
the logic and math exists in their society even thought they may not put it 2006 Page #102  
cs or biology than we do. If their society is older, they could logically b 2006 Page #102  
s and challenges emerging upon our society. Most people are aware of AIDS ( 2006 Page #113  
ying a critical role in our global society, and are being studied both by o 2006 Page #117  
m how this might have an effect on society and religion. Basically the whol 2006 Page #162  
r wraps. It could be disruptive to society. It could be disruptive to the B 2006 Page #162  
rt of a much larger problem in our society. We have potential allies in thi 2007 Page #34  
has come to dominate our lives and society, particularly under the Bush reg 2007 Page #34  
om a point of view outside our own society. Consider how the human race mig 2007 Page #37  
dcast ads they feel, is to placate society by keeping up an unrelentingly t 2007 Page #59  
security in the face of threats to society, such as 9/ 11, have led to deep 2008 Page #25  
esult is the same. "The maxim that society exists only for the well-being a 2008 Page #124  
parently was to create a Socialist society in Russia centrally ruled by the 2008 Page #125  
 Just after World War I, the Thule Society, a group of wealthy and aristocr 2008 Page #126  
st German Workers Party. The Thule Society, served as a front for the even  2008 Page #126  
ad been members of the Yale secret society Skull and Bones and were closely 2008 Page #129  
ody chipped , to control the whole society, to have the bankers and the eli 2008 Page #136  
League, Environmental Fund, Fabian Society, Ford Foundation , Foundation fo 2008 Page #143  
es, Mellon Institute, Metaphysical Society, Milner Group, Mont Pelerin Soci 2008 Page #143  
ociety, Milner Group, Mont Pelerin Society, National Association for the Ad 2008 Page #143  
nalized within the basic fabric of society. " ... That's a tremendous amoun 2008 Page #144  
d analysis capability that an open society must have to survive and maintai 2009 Page #15  
ke-believe? It does not for a free society. It affects our own law-abiding  2009 Page #20  
filtrated every aspect of American society, from the White House to the Man 2009 Page #177  

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

elated perceptions and normalizing society's attitudes toward these other i 2007 Page #76  
ll as long as it accomplish es the society's objectives. The intertwining o 2008 Page #126  

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 it is important to understand the socio-political atmosphere of post World 2009 Page #156  

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                                   Sociologial Implications of Disclosure R 2005 Page #73  

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

                                   Sociological Implications of Disclosure  2005 Page #75  
                                   Sociological Implications of Disclosure  2005 Page #77  
                                   Sociological Implications of Disclosure  2005 Page #79  
                                   Sociological Implications of Disclosure  2005 Page #81  
                                   Sociological Implications of Disclosure  2005 Page #83  
                                   Sociological Implications of Disclosure  2005 Page #85  
We decided to conduct a "snowball" sociological study, guaranteeing that no 2006 Page #198  

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

ogy, meteorology, cancer research, sociology, human sexuality, child rearin 2005 Page #87  
nd more. The fields of psychology, sociology and anthropology would have a  2006 Page #60  
 School; Ron Westrum, Professor of Sociology at Eastern Michigan University 2006 Page #197  

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ail in the eyes. But the eyes, the sockets were very almond-shaped and they 2006 Page #159  

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

sh could that have been crashed at Socorro instead of San Augustin, in that 2003 Page #43  
in, in that area? A. No, it wasn't Socorro; it was down on San Augustin. I  2003 Page #43  
l and White Sands Missile Range to Socorro and Plains of San Agustin, New M 2003 Page #98  
Sands Missile Range. Magdalena and Socorro are at the northeastern edge of  2003 Page #99  
at UFO crash site a few miles from Socorro, New Mexico. First broadcast on  2003 Page #101  
 20 miles southeast of the town of Socorro, at Lat. 33—^0—31^', Long. 106 — 2003 Page #232  
 and LZ-2 southeast of the town of Socorro, west of Oscura Peak and very ne 2005 Page #126  
pitzbergen, Norway; 31 !\fay 1947, Socorro, NM; June 1947, :Maury Island, T 2005 Page #163  
st one occurred in the desert near Socorro, New Mexico. His recounting of t 2005 Page #165  
i are only about 70 miles north of Socorro and the Trinity Site at White Sa 2007 Page #160  

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

 as ~agnesium, potassium, sulphur, sodium, and silicium. Phosphorus and iro 2007 Page #199  
lease to sign so he could be given sodium pentothal. Sodium pentothal is a  2008 Page #90  
e could be given sodium pentothal. Sodium pentothal is a barbituate that in 2008 Page #90  
 and his worry that the military's sodium pentothal hypnosis might have bee 2008 Page #90  
an to drug entire populations with sodium fluoride, previously used only as 2008 Page #140  

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

 No reason to doubt shape and size Soeoal Opera: or.s Manual CUTLER TO TWIN 2003 Page #186  
th other classifications 11/8.2003 Soeoal Operators Mjn_a! SOM1-01 AUTHENT8 2003 Page #186  

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

ppeared to have no bone structure, soft looking. He had a suit on, or we as 2003 Page #23  
kin, and hat looked like crinkled, soft aluminum foil. I recall it had very 2003 Page #23  
 and his skin looked as if it were soft, crinkly aluminum foil, not that th 2003 Page #35  
tainer It may have originally been soft. Forensic experts believe object ha 2003 Page #47  
um. Satellite described as made of soft metal presumably light aluminum in  2004 Page #7  
ssed landings, such as imprints in soft ground, broken bushes, withered veg 2004 Page #15  

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

"improved" version of the decoding software. Bennewitz innocently accepted  2003 Page #149  
histicated PageMaker or equivalent software available, skeptics often claim 2003 Page #179  
e it was mailed on March 1994; the software available then was quite crude. 2003 Page #179  
) members are using off-the- shelf software, which has been around for 10 o 2004 Page #227  
cher Andrew Lavoie, using computer software, produced what is in effect a v 2004 Page #233  
ils of the mathematics or computer software used, I'm sure Andrew would be  2004 Page #238  
 from many different aerospace and software compani es. The late Ben R. Ric 2005 Page #175  
wsbreaks. A local company, Quantum Software, (which is no longer in busines 2006 Page #203  
w how to use a parcicuJar piece of software when he was out and about, sort 2007 Page #83  
ve done with them unless l had the software to view them. This was my best  2007 Page #86  
el access I could remotely install software on that machine whjch gave me g 2007 Page #87  
g on and install my remote control software wruch doesn't actually inrubit  2007 Page #88  
t of installing the remote control software, but I haven't actually damaged 2007 Page #88  
 macrune because by installing the software it is not the macrune it was be 2007 Page #88  
somebody could log in run a bit of software at someone else's macrunes time 2007 Page #88  
aski were using different computer software for their work. That is why it  2008 Page #108  

Word: "soi\11-", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

meeting an inclividual who had the SOi\11- 01 manual. The investigator stat 2005 Page #131  

Word: "soi\11-01", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

dence concerning provenance of the SOi\11-01 Special Operations Manual are  2005 Page #131  

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

es, historical aerial photography, soil samples or archival research. All t 2003 Page #38  
of arroyo drainage Gap from ground Soil test — buckbrush Section 5 Barnett' 2003 Page #44  
 Civilian engineering duties 1920s Soil Conservation Service duties--! 1930 2003 Page #44  
expected alien progress reports on soil samples and the curious habits of e 2003 Page #149  
fc? dg® ti— — taw to— tmlhrin stat soil— ateuld &□ botso silk —jar* to tto  2003 Page #221  
fied object had fallen on Bolivian soil near the Argentine border and that  2004 Page #8  
lummeted to the ground on Bolivian soil was indeed a genuine UFO. And it wa 2004 Page #10  
ash had ever occurred on Norwegian soil. "The whole stog seems utterly unfo 2004 Page #13  
orm of circular depressions in the soil that were triangular in pattern. Be 2004 Page #47  
est firing of a German V-2 on U.S. soil occurred on March 14, 1946. The mis 2004 Page #64  
itnessed as 'grounded, impacted in soil, stood at a tilt" 43 1965 Kecksburg 2004 Page #113  
t, sifted a considerable amount of soil. We were successful in retrieving a 2004 Page #240  
rom MK-ULTRA and ARTICHOKE on U.S. soil. With this evidence, according to t 2004 Page #254  
li\ ing organisms, but also in the soil and in the atmosphere; it is visibl 2005 Page #91  
nto any physical evidence, such as soil variations, wreckage, original gove 2005 Page #135  
eral types of testing, for example soil testing, materials testing, testing 2005 Page #136  
that had dug itself into the sandy soil. The dust and the heat were unbeara 2005 Page #155  
ing behind various markings on the soil such as burn circles, landing gear  2006 Page #4  
all footprints, dried out rings of soil, etc. These are not crop circles wh 2006 Page #4  
dug and sifted every cubic inch of soil at the crash site to a depth of six 2006 Page #84  
cale excavation and sifting of the soil. There were clearly identifiable F- 2006 Page #86  
ere recent disturbances of surface soil in some areas, but we were hampered 2006 Page #121  
heir own saucer program on foreign soil, while at the same time keeping the 2007 Page #111  
fied object had fallen on Bolivian soil near the Argentine border and that  2007 Page #141  
 11, 1970, irradiating some of the soil there and creating political tensio 2007 Page #185  
e stones were black and so was the soil, everyrhmg except chat which stood  2007 Page #196  
d three indentations in the forest soil where the craft must have been rest 2008 Page #83  
gle pattern of indentations in the soil with each leg ten feet apart. Close 2008 Page #83  
ence of phosphorus in the affected soil one hundred times more than had bee 2009 Page #137  
f microorganisms were found in the soil at the landing sites. Witness photo 2009 Page #137  

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

odi, is cOntl nuous, drect-current soilage, or may be uSed as a loudweaker, 2006 Page #35  

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

of ante mortem struggle 6. Skin or soils around bodies do not demonstrate p 2006 Page #115  

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

g the 1980s, according to Coi Bons Sokolov • 40 cases where plots encounter 2006 Page #28  
can attitude more aggressive. says Sokolov they set up some 30 radar statio 2006 Page #28  

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

 • EXTENSIVE INVESTI GATION BY COL SOKOLOY • NO EXPLANATION FOUND • SOVIETS 2008 Page #150  

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

-.c SHRf.n or f\lnf'n :· • I f(h , SOL, nF1c· IICB-Hr • ~,r ,\0llllL"-" AT  2008 Page #155  

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

ar about it through the Wright and Solandt channel. On the Ambassador's ins 2004 Page #90  

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

hips from another or more than one solar system. They are possibly manned b 2003 Page #12  
d any oxygen. Another scientist in solar cell manufacturing tried to make a 2003 Page #109  
 large device which came into this solar system. We don't know when but it  2004 Page #14  
ached 135.5 km. Carried cosmic and solar radiation, temperature, ionosphere 2004 Page #64  
LIDE# 17 Mono-directional antenna, solar powered 54                         2005 Page #56  
epit-looking DRES buildings, a new solar panelpowered mono-directional ante 2005 Page #57  
ectional antenna rises up. SUDE#18 Solar panels behind chain-link fence and 2005 Page #57  
ce and security barbwire SLIDE# 19 Solar panels and power poles going off t 2005 Page #57  
 the DRES buildings is a series of solar panels surrounded by chain-link fe 2005 Page #57  
ric wires/poles The power from the solar panels is transferred on power pol 2005 Page #57  
GS Steve was surprised to find new solar panels, new doors, new locks, NE\X 2005 Page #66  
riorating. STEVE RAISES ARM TOWARD SOLAR PANELS BEHIND FENCE ''\Xfhat we're 2005 Page #66  
're looking at here is a brand new solar panel array that has been installe 2005 Page #66  
here is a little over Sl 00,000 of solar panel array that is set up in the  2005 Page #66  
hy?" ZOOM ALONG PO\XIER POLES FROM SOLAR PANELS TO DRES BUILDINGS CUT TO: S 2005 Page #66  
slightly beveled." The object was "solar white," extremely fast, and the pi 2005 Page #74  
l Conference densest planet in the solar system, so would be expected to ha 2006 Page #7  
te for a new amusement park in the solar system. P. If we make the eminentl 2006 Page #8  
civilization" on one planet in one solar system. Real scientists don't extr 2006 Page #12  
oaching the earth from outside our solar system — for example, the Vulcan s 2006 Page #59  
e already exploring within our own solar system, even surreptitiously opera 2006 Page #70  
een's remjniscent of a satellite's solar displays. Fujitsu's computers are  2007 Page #70  
e U.S./USSR Joint Working Group on Solar System Exploration" held in Moscow 2007 Page #198  
lity to now venture forth into the Solar System-to deny that this in any wa 2008 Page #38  
 on another celestia l body in our solar system and evolved culturally inde 2008 Page #112  
d that a celestial body within our solar system such as our moon was, or is 2008 Page #113  
d we have? ■Are they living in the solar system? ■ Does the U.N. speak for  2008 Page #116  

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

or storage. According to Jose, the solcliers came to their house and went t 2005 Page #157  

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

heel than the narrowest adult shoe sold (AAAA). Small Sole As was mentioned 2003 Page #49  
shed. In the event, Bond must have sold at least one picture to the wire se 2004 Page #237  
, photo negatives could be bought, sold, or exchanged and transported 234   2004 Page #237  
underwent routine maintenance were sold as scrap and found their way into t 2006 Page #84  
. The wreckage of at least one was sold to a civilian scrap dealer. Each ti 2006 Page #84  
hrough Sightings magazine — which [sold] about thirty to forty thousand cop 2006 Page #126  
 wanted them to play. Congress was sold on the idea of the Central Intellig 2007 Page #11  
f these cutesy confections if they sold them in unrelated outer space theme 2007 Page #64  
d a little fun at them, and likely sold a lot of vodka. Like most conventio 2007 Page #71  
entional Earth beers, Alien Ale is sold by the carton. But unlike other six 2007 Page #71  
ilm and before the images are then sold onto to Universities. 79            2007 Page #85  
tional Telephone & Telegraph Corp. sold Gem1any communication and war mater 2008 Page #128  
ich later became the F-111 and was sold to the Australian government, creat 2009 Page #33  

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

eir analysis showed chat they were solder. The Campinas UFO fragment establ 2007 Page #194  

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

to 1/isil rron1 lines or ineerview soldia-s. Thm had kl be acx:ortlJaniod b 2009 Page #151  

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

failure as well. Like a good Roman soldier seeing his fate before him, the  2003 Page #95  
stino in the conversation with the soldier. Sergeant Avila said to Faustino 2005 Page #156  
eement · on the recovef)', and the soldier left. It wasn't long before the  2005 Page #156  
, the story appeared in which this soldier came forward to Tony Dodd, and w 2006 Page #126  
 I have no idea who this anonymous soldier is. I don't know if he believes  2006 Page #126  
y, it comes from another anonymous soldier who claims to have been told of  2006 Page #128  
t. Every so many feet, there was a soldier dotted around the thing. Aunt: T 2007 Page #169  

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

, 1985, when he laid a wreath at a soldier's cemetery in Bittburg, Germany  2008 Page #142  

Word: "soldiers", 60 instance(s) (Back to Top)

payroll. It was logical that these soldiers and officers would have been ca 2003 Page #33  
d or in some cases interacted with soldiers. Not only do observers claim Ai 2003 Page #59  
 seeing various military vehicles, soldiers with rifles, and other people a 2003 Page #60  
in a very harsh tone commanded the soldiers to get the civilians out of the 2003 Page #61  
the civilians out of the area. The soldiers aimed their rifles at the peopl 2003 Page #61  
on thereafter, there were numerous soldiers using shovels to clear dirt and 2003 Page #69  
in an open field approximately 100 soldiers in a single line formation with 2003 Page #71  
ltese Cross markers of Confederate soldiers. This was a very unusual and in 2004 Page #27  
t, he publicly concluded that when soldiers from the Roswell Army Air Field 2004 Page #133  
ona one day, it wasn't long before soldiers paid him a visit to retrieve it 2004 Page #143  
ceivable that several years later, soldiers would have been sent to retriev 2004 Page #143  
sent off a military truck with two soldiers and a sergeant to the scene in  2005 Page #31  
oth living organisms and aircraft. Soldiers connect fuel hose at the test r 2005 Page #50  
files of the State Department, the soldiers designated to guard the treasur 2005 Page #134  
ys, according to Baca and Padilla, soldiers in Army fatigues loaded the sha 2005 Page #153  
 as the military graded a road and soldiers prepared for the flatbed's arri 2005 Page #156  
fore the road was graded, however, soldiers were at the site carrying scrap 2005 Page #156  
get close. According to Jose, four soldiers were stationed at the wreckage  2005 Page #156  
hift changes evef) 7 12 hours. The soldiers would throw some of the pieces  2005 Page #156  
nce the flat bed was in place, the soldiers used winches and a crane to hoi 2005 Page #157  
 obserYed all of this. \'(/hen the soldiers left we , took a closer look. T 2005 Page #157  
Two weeks after the recovery, four soldiers showed up on the Padilla Ranch, 2005 Page #157  
trouble with the government if the soldiers found it on their premises. We  2005 Page #157  
weather balloons he had found. The soldiers went through and checked everyt 2005 Page #157  
nch facility) • 7/4/78 Two Italian soldiers claim to seen lancing of UFO at 2006 Page #28  
wn of Vyborg (near Leningrad) Five soldiers guard object of unknown ongin,  2006 Page #29  
mphibian toxins in poison darts. • Soldiers catapult corpses and dead anima 2006 Page #107  
0,000 civilians and 1,700 Japanese soldiers die. • 1942: British test anthr 2006 Page #107  
. But there were, apparently, some soldiers already on the mountain and it  2006 Page #124  
easure.' Militag police rounded up soldiers and theatres and radio stations 2006 Page #169  
                  Paul: There were soldiers around it and had pretty much a 2007 Page #169  
 around the rocks because they had soldiers around it. But the soldiers wer 2007 Page #169  
ey had soldiers around it. But the soldiers were back. They were a\\ ay fro 2007 Page #169  
, judging by how big I thought the soldiers looked to the thing. I remember 2007 Page #170  
JLITARY? Paul: \X/elJ, the way the soldiers were around it with the spotlig 2007 Page #171  
wn made him often remember how the soldiers in 1974 were standing facing th 2007 Page #173  
ything the Mexicans had ever seen. Soldiers in trucks and jeeps were dispat 2007 Page #186  
lano. It was here that the Mexican soldiers made a discovery that has led m 2007 Page #186  
y imagery showed bodies of Mexican soldiers sprawled haphazardly alongside  2007 Page #187  
 contamination, had caused all the soldiers to fall unconscious or possibly 2007 Page #187  
 in bio protection suits, the U.S. soldiers explored the area, d1scovermg t 2007 Page #187  
rgo helicopter hovered overhead as soldiers attached the crashed UFO to its 2007 Page #187  
nearthly cargo dangling below, the soldiers who remained behind gathered to 2007 Page #188  
Sr. Ramirez said that Mexican army soldiers had arrived at the site, taken  2007 Page #190  
 by explosions. A group of Mexican soldiers, manning a drug checkpoint just 2007 Page #191  
't Hynek and Friend but apparently soldiers from the Anny's Dugway Proving  2008 Page #12  
of the infom1ation gathered by the soldiers from Dugway ever found its way  2008 Page #12  
were blocked by military jeeps and soldiers. He commented that he wasn't su 2008 Page #43  
e wasn't sure if they were regular soldiers or MP's. He recalled seeing oli 2008 Page #43  
 it happened. They were stopped by soldiers who politely turned them around 2008 Page #45  
ility if something happened. " The soldiers were armed with submachine guns 2008 Page #45  
 carriers. There were at least ten soldiers there. They had the road blocke 2008 Page #51  
 He added he spoke with one of the soldiers who identified himself as part  2008 Page #52  
es he was not only stopped but the soldiers insisted u~on se~rching his pi~ 2008 Page #52  
kup truck. He also said one of the soldiers claimed to be part of a special 2008 Page #52  
        The second time one of the soldiers made a call on a radio and then 2008 Page #53  
ads to be their home territory the soldiers assigned to secure the Crash Zo 2008 Page #60  
re the police helicopter incident, soldiers at Tern Hill barracks in Shrops 2008 Page #67  
inc "false-flag" operation, German soldiers dressed in Polish uniforms atta 2008 Page #128  
nitially dubbed the "Fritz" by the soldiers. Even the fields of religion, e 2008 Page #145  

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

n foot anatomy shoe fitting. Large Sole We will begin with the large sole w 2003 Page #48  
 Sole We will begin with the large sole which was found about 150 yards bel 2003 Page #48  
s exact measurement difficult. The sole basically has two layers and is inc 2003 Page #48  
e two samples identified as second sole (1 and 2) appear similar. I can see 2003 Page #48  
 wear. The rest of the body of the sole has a very high cracked raised knob 2003 Page #48  
to one-quarter or one-third of the sole may be missing in the front, there  2003 Page #48  
s wear pattern. Although the large sole is closer to a standard size than t 2003 Page #48  
ness in front of the heel. If this sole is the original width (AA at its wi 2003 Page #48  
 child that age. This child length sole is at least 1/2 inch narrower in fr 2003 Page #49  
west adult shoe sold (AAAA). Small Sole As was mentioned in Chapter 5, the  2003 Page #49  
ioned in Chapter 5, the small shoe sole was found as I was going over the a 2003 Page #49  
e while later I picked up the tiny sole, below the slope when I had found t 2003 Page #49  
livers and the bottom of the small sole were of identical material. Again,  2003 Page #49  
ater enters our picture. The small sole was found in an area next to the pr 2003 Page #49  
ring the spot where the small shoe sole was found the year before. Whether  2003 Page #49  
found the year before. Whether the sole was washed in over the years was un 2003 Page #49  
I do not know. The slope above the sole was rocky with light vegetation. Ho 2003 Page #49  
vegetation. How the tiny pieces of sole ended up ten yards up the slope is  2003 Page #49  
pe is a mystery. The layers of the sole were caked with dried dirt, which I 2003 Page #49  
ific investigation to identify the sole layers was extensive. Three laborat 2003 Page #49  
 the nine layers of the small shoe sole included infrared spectroscopy, dif 2003 Page #49  
ent materials in the multi-layered sole. I really do not know where the sho 2003 Page #49  
 really do not know where the shoe sole was made, but if it was made here,  2003 Page #49  
he first laboratory to look at the sole was a forensic laboratory where a t 2003 Page #50  
materials. The bottom of the small sole became a study in itself. The first 2003 Page #50  
 of cellulose and Kaolin-type clay sole. (possibility of the plant "pitch"  2003 Page #50  
d by the bottom layer of the small sole and found it "most interesting." He 2003 Page #50  
no press conference and he was the sole pressman on the scene when he took  2004 Page #233  
 at the end of the line was in the sole control of the Military Office at t 2006 Page #32  

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osition of this matter should rest solely with the Office of the President  2003 Page #134  
osition of this natter should rest solely with the Office "f the President  2003 Page #136  
 of Porton Down's staff had become solely defensive in nature; and in 1957  2006 Page #123  
t that the cattle mutilations were solely the result of extraterrestrial in 2006 Page #201  
Os. The fifth presentation focused solely on one leaked document on origina 2009 Page #7  
osition of this matter should rest solely with the Office of the President  2009 Page #37  

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owler stares. "I, Fritz Werner, do solemnly swear that during a special ass 2005 Page #40  
ing affidavit: I, Fritz Werner, do solemnly swear that during a special ass 2009 Page #49  

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 Excerpts from Chapter 12 The Shoe Soles The most perplexing of any of the  2003 Page #48  
 of any of the finds were the shoe soles. It was one thing to pick up and w 2003 Page #48  
ing that one or both of these shoe soles may be unic Consequently, much mor 2003 Page #48  

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A Hillenkoette r with MJ-12 file ■ Soli1.:i via TC mailboxEi11stein/Opp., I 2008 Page #115  

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azines and book publishers and has solicited certain writers' cooperation i 2009 Page #25  

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d contact with each other unless a solicitor is present. They have these el 2007 Page #92  

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

rtant I had validation from a more solid place. So when my grandmother beca 2003 Page #36  
then where, but as of this writing solid progress has been made on both que 2003 Page #36  
o pure magnesium metal standard in solid line for 26fy|agnesjurn isotope. T 2003 Page #109  
s the effect of the sample and the solid line consists of data obtained fro 2003 Page #112  
 too hnlc information to preside a solid factual hash for an explanation" H 2003 Page #118  
y it disappeared. It didn't have a solid substance to it. It was just a ver 2003 Page #196  
hings. The first is that we have a solid book showing huge cracks in the ab 2004 Page #247  
e It Will Lead Us. IEEE Journal of Solid State Circuits 32, No.12, December 2005 Page #12  
peeling paint . ... with brand new solid locks. 53                          2005 Page #55  
far down we could go before we hit solid hardpan or an~ thing like that. It 2005 Page #71  
entity. It can be physical, having solid mass that can be seen, touched, pe 2006 Page #53  
 to demystify NHI strangeness with solid facts. - Maximum information flow  2006 Page #66  
It was a high- pitched whine, very solid, very consistent — a little higher 2006 Page #147  
ombination of these radars gave a "solid search of up to 60 miles at 40,000 2006 Page #171  
the radar images were so clear or "solid" that the operators were certain t 2006 Page #172  
as odd. On the one hand, we have a solid UFO sighting that flashed as brigh 2006 Page #183  
civilization, go on using obsolete solid and liquid rockets to achieve spac 2007 Page #120  
 fragments like aluminum paper but solid and some were the size of a car. S 2007 Page #128  
co ascertain if the fragment was a solid piece of the UFO itself, whjch som 2007 Page #199  
t New York Trust Company . Another solid conduit for Nazi propaganda and in 2008 Page #127  
 Vanderberg did not appear to have solid Wall Street connections . However  2008 Page #132  
September 2009 interview about the solid black, triangle-shaped craft that  2009 Page #61  
Bay: The Transition from Liquid to Solid Fueled Thermonuclear Weapons, 1951 2009 Page #96  

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iles and Space Company developed a solid-propellant booster to be mounted o 2006 Page #77  

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re would also be a sense of social solidarity across all ethnic and economi 2006 Page #62  

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

ifferent. It looked like a pile of solidified chicken fat above the sand. P 2003 Page #45  
f the craft had liquefied and then solidified again,' leaving no clue of th 2004 Page #74  
ejected by the object, which later solidified upon contact with the ground. 2007 Page #193  
lyzed: these "liquid metals" lacer solidified don't appear to be a piece of 2007 Page #194  
nded, a Ort f "Liquid metal" which solidified upon reaching the ground. Val 2007 Page #199  

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nds of orange blazing star and the solitary white prickly poppy nodding in  2003 Page #46  
t stand or fall on the word of one solitary witness -who has become known b 2009 Page #48  

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finding Mission and. that tho 0ai ”SoLl states devemnoat oan consider assis 2003 Page #213  

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ssassination Directive Dr. Michael Solla .................................. 2009 Page #5  
, Ph.D. Copyrigh i 2009 Michael E. Solla. M. A .. Ph.D. There are two main  2009 Page #35  

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l.t:£ COUlO )t0'T 0'UO' nFY "1cltE SOLlO o~ECTS 1/t r-.,_,:-u.a,., -WSS.tl. 2009 Page #121  

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g people. This shows the Command o Solo psychological warfare aircraft. It  2007 Page #28  

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zi commando who may have recovered Solomon 's Treasure for the Nazis in ear 2008 Page #139  

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

ttles of Laiti Gulf, Iwo lima, the Solomons and at Normandy. It is Forresta 2003 Page #86  

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he object, haphazardly parked. The solruers that were guardjng the object w 2007 Page #170  

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ailable during the 1950's. This is solubility test using methyl ethyl keton 2004 Page #250  

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al properties; both are colorless, soluble in water, have a monoclinic crys 2003 Page #115  

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powers to make an effort co find a soluc1o n co the threat. Military strate 2008 Page #114  

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race would bring up problems whose solucion it. is difficult c.o conceive.  2008 Page #112  

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

o Blue Book “When the long awaited solution to the UFO problem comes, I bel 2003 Page #11  
roducts would be found in the acid solution. But the liquid was still as cl 2003 Page #114  
 Bismuth particles remained in the solution clearly indicated that this ele 2003 Page #114  
 of the Bismuth flakes left in the solution with the total mass of the Bism 2003 Page #114  
ning precipitate-free, acetic acid solution. A few drops from an 80 milligr 2003 Page #114  
a. By contrast, the slide with the solution from the Bi/Mg test, had a clea 2003 Page #115  
aun saw the multistage rocket as a solution to space travel, able to boost  2005 Page #172  
 by Air Force fighters, and that a solution for the sightings had been foun 2008 Page #7  
 was merely pointing to a possible solution. Interestingly, a Nellis Air Fo 2008 Page #9  
 A moral entity? The most feasible solution it seems would be this one: sub 2008 Page #113  
ss the problem and find a workable solution before we find ourselves caught 2009 Page #16  

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oblems, we are likely to find more solutions n No panic — We are already ad 2003 Page #188  
 paper was not quite realistic and solutions were offered which were somewh 2003 Page #230  
lide 24 notes some of the possible solutions. In the first place, an Army c 2004 Page #129  
ith the goal of finding acceptable solutions to which all can agree on. As  2004 Page #251  
he U.N. speak for the Earth? ■Four solutions in International Law ■Who real 2008 Page #116  
st to name a few. It also owns YES Solutions, a large provider of creative, 2008 Page #143  
ed and they don't lead to the best solutions in 'mental health', education  2008 Page #144  
th the Current Policy and Proposed Solutions (p 3) UFOs as Space Weapons (p 2009 Page #8  
TH THE CURRENT POLICY AND PROPOSED SOLUTIONS The major problem from the sta 2009 Page #15  

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

ic knowledge does not permit us to solve all the riddles, I am confident th 2004 Page #13  
classified group. You will have to solve that problem — their identity — fo 2004 Page #95  
 for me to track on small maps. To solve this problem, I combined several a 2006 Page #97  
lar!) ci\ ic cause: trying to help solve their transit problem. ln doino-so 2007 Page #69  
the Stanford Research Institute to solve the strange noise problem. One par 2008 Page #73  
anity. Because of our inability to solve the problem of international organ 2008 Page #117  
ted States bave bccm orciel'C!d to solve the mystery of the d:sks. Pn~suppo 2009 Page #177  

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aw at MacDill AFB in 1967. Mystery solved! 105                              2007 Page #111  
 that plagued COBRA MIST was never solved. Finally, on June 30, 1973, the O 2008 Page #73  
 expert on how a problem should be solved. The author was responding to the 2008 Page #106  
problems which would not be easily solved. My assumption-bias if you will-a 2009 Page #12  
problems which would not be easily solved. My assumption -bias if you will- 2009 Page #23  
ndamental scientific problems were solved. The experimental station at Whan 2009 Page #166  
ndamental scientific problems were solved." "The experimental station at Wh 2009 Page #169  

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was quickly dispersed with a water/solvent wash, and soon the occupant was  2003 Page #99  

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

led an eclectic group dedicated to solving the riddle of Roswell: Debbie St 2004 Page #227  
plishing little toward the goal of solving the mystery of the Lummi Island  2006 Page #191  
not interested in investigation or solving riddles. They were interested in 2008 Page #17  
s and analytic methods for problem solving. Weaver set out to confirm or de 2008 Page #135  

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s Friedman asked me to look at the SOM Don Berliner was very helpful initia 2003 Page #169  
E TYPE I AS DESCRIBED Based on the SOM description By forensic artist Bill  2003 Page #174  
and model. None of this applies to SOM 1-01 since it is printed. There, how 2003 Page #178  
nt provenance. Slide 42. As far as SOM 1-01 goes, the provenance begins wit 2003 Page #179  
nown, authentic docs PROVENANCE OF SOM 1-01 » Receipt by Don Berliner n Met 2003 Page #180  
ined the Special Operations Manual SOM 1-01 main text to be “Monotype Moder 2003 Page #180  
ms seem to add authenticity to the SOM 1-01 □ “First Aid” is now “first aid 2003 Page #180  
s a high clarity comparison of the SOM 1-01 "z" in "unauthorized" and the " 2003 Page #181  
thenticity, why would anyone think SOM 1-01 not to be genuine? Well, it's O 2003 Page #181  
s lAmualMAIN CONCERNS VOICED ABOUT SOM 1-0'3 Where is the document control? 2003 Page #182  
erestingly, early responses to the SOM 1-01 by the Air Force that claimed i 2003 Page #183  
n of the Special Operations Manual SOM 1-01, page 6, of EBE 114             2004 Page #117  
eval Reports EBE I AS DESCRIBED IN SOM 1-01 WHAT DO THE SKEPTICS General: • 2004 Page #120  
rliner in MUFON Journal. 1988; see SOM too) m How did the military retrieva 2004 Page #120  
ned. The Special Operations Manual SOM 1-01 is an exarllent summary of the  2004 Page #125  
ative of Special Operations Manual SOM 1-01, available as a reprint from Bo 2004 Page #127  
tated chat he does not believe the SOM 1-0 I manual is authentic due to for 2005 Page #127  
y. Skeptics to the authenticity of SOM 1-01, such as Richard HaU, a former  2005 Page #130  
 the Special Operations Manual, or SOM 1-01, entitled "Extraterrestrial Ent 2006 Page #103  
fts of final versions, whereas the SOM 1-01 is a final, proofread, professi 2006 Page #103  
opics noted here. I began with the SOM 1-01, and then explored the amazing  2009 Page #7  

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restrial in origin. In addition to SOM-01 providing such information, there 2006 Page #14  
, but for creating manuals such as SOM-01 itself. Indeed, I will argue the  2006 Page #15  
rn fraud. Consequently, I will use SOM-01 as a reference tool for helping c 2006 Page #16  

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weU as a version of the top secret SOM1 -01 Special Operations ·J\✓ranua l  2005 Page #130  
's UFO Crash Retrieval Claims with SOM1 -01 Stone claimed that he was part  2006 Page #18  

Word: "som1-01", 52 instance(s) (Back to Top)

O Style Manual only THE APRIL 1954 SOM1-01 h Purpose is to recover ET remai 2003 Page #172  
RAISED “z” ISSUE s From April ‘54, SOM1-01 to keep unauthorized or | □ From 2003 Page #180  
 11/8.2003 Soeoal Operators Mjn_a! SOM1-01 AUTHENT8CDTY: I.U.R., SPRING 199 2003 Page #186  
942: alien description agrees with SOM1-01 Type I • Report 6, SW USA, 1947: 2004 Page #118  
 such as the Bowen manuscript, the SOM1-01, the 1" Annual Report first page 2004 Page #119  
eceiving Special Operations Manual SOM1-01 Slide 22 121                     2004 Page #124  
 sometimes speculated about this • SOM1-01 talks about "captured" craft and 2004 Page #128  
d activities are described in the "SOM1-01 :tvfAJESTIC-12 GROUP SPECIAL OPE 2005 Page #128  
that question the authenticit y of SOM1-01. PotentiaUy, the most compelling 2005 Page #131  
the UFO subject, as advised in the SOM1-01 manual. Dr. Robert \X/ood notes  2005 Page #132  
of the Special Operations Manual — SOM1-01 in 1994. SOM1-01 provides an imp 2006 Page #14  
erations Manual — SOM1-01 in 1994. SOM1-01 provides an important analytical 2006 Page #14  
ts. In this paper, I will use both SOM1-01 and whistleblower testimonies of 2006 Page #14  
mony of Stone with key elements in SOM1-01, in order to better understand h 2006 Page #14  
 in order to better understand how SOM1-01 is applied in practice, and to h 2006 Page #14  
trieval Conference Authenticity of SOM1-01 as a 1954 document There continu 2006 Page #15  
 be debate over the genuineness of SOM1-01. One approach is to analyze it a 2006 Page #15  
e idea is that if it is shown that SOM1-01 was created in 1954 without any  2006 Page #15  
 arguments for the authenticity of SOM1-01 as a document produced in 1954 r 2006 Page #15  
sis suggesting the authenticity of SOM1-01 as a document produced in 1954.  2006 Page #15  
ich identified 50 discrepancies in SOM1-01 that in his view indicate the ki 2006 Page #15  
t. He dismissively speculates that SOM1-01 was produced by an "Air Force bu 2006 Page #15  
es that it is highly unlikely that SOM1-01 is genuine. Aldrich overlooks th 2006 Page #15  
ilar manuals. The discrepancies in SOM1-01 from standard military manuals c 2006 Page #15  
The development of manuals such as SOM1-01 may not be a product of military 2006 Page #16  
 Aldrich's about the production of SOM1-01 may therefore be offered. SOM1-0 2006 Page #16  
 SOM1-01 may therefore be offered. SOM1-01 likely emerged from a 'master se 2006 Page #16  
e number of discrepancies found in SOM1-01 when compared with the normal st 2006 Page #16  
es not dismiss the authenticity of SOM1-01 as a government issued manual pr 2006 Page #16  
e, then the discrepancies found in SOM1-01 can be explained as a function o 2006 Page #16  
wer to the apparent genuineness of SOM1-01 as implied by its authenticity a 2006 Page #16  
others. In short, discrepancies in SOM1-01 as a 1954 document suggest its g 2006 Page #16  
ll now examine them in relation to SOM1-01 to find parallels and consistenc 2006 Page #17  
Stone's claims are consistent with SOM1-01, then this helps confirm his tes 2006 Page #17  
assignments and with the following SOM1-01 passage: 4.e. Establishment and  2006 Page #18  
l at the scene, is consistent with SOM1-01. 15                              2006 Page #18  
are his claims with a passage from SOM1-01: 24. b. Injured or wounded entit 2006 Page #19  
 first aid assistance described in SOM1-01. As part of the advance team att 2006 Page #19  
d for dealing with EBE injuries by SOM1-01 since the effects were "impossib 2006 Page #19  
dicates that in the 25 years since SOM1-01 was crafted, a great deal of inf 2006 Page #19  
ces in terms of section 23.b. from SOM1-01. Contact with EBEs by military p 2006 Page #20  
ecy" as required by section 4.f in SOM1-01: "The establishment and maintena 2006 Page #20  
orated in the following section of SOM1-01: 24.c. In dealing with any livin 2006 Page #21  
ecy" as detailed in section 4.f of SOM1-01. Sanitizing the training and ser 2006 Page #21  
ith a number of consistencies with SOM1-01, Stone's highly specific FOIA re 2006 Page #23  
ate was used in the development of SOM1-01. This would account for the numb 2006 Page #24  
number of alleged discrepancies in SOM1-01 when compared to standard Army m 2006 Page #24  
Army manuals. The discrepancies of SOM1-01 were likely a result of the ad h 2006 Page #24  
ed by the MJ-12 Group in producing SOM1-01. Its creators, out of security c 2006 Page #24  
ined with contents outlined by the SOM1-01 manual, the testimonies of Cliff 2006 Page #24  
ls and other MJ-12 Group projects. SOM1-01 and the Stone and Sherman testim 2006 Page #24  
d Corona on July 4, 1947. Slide 4: SOM1-01 Training Manual Title Page Our o 2006 Page #140  

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 Vegas. Crash ConferenceMoondust - Somali Explosion 3-page document, titled 2003 Page #163  

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est 6. Jeep 7. Ishmael 8. Norka 9. Somalia Explosion —January 1996 10. Brit 2004 Page #17  

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 Explosion 3-page document, titled Somaliland President Egal Speaks on Myst 2003 Page #163  
ound in a 3-page document, titled "Somaliland President Egal Speaks on Myst 2004 Page #16  
th and year in the eastern part of Somaliland. The report (that 13          2004 Page #16  

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 1940: The 4 eivael Air Force said somas one with-the disc made a deznen• ) 2006 Page #45  

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nsulerc,d p~ssiblc to make inc for somc Um~ to produ~I.' rr.an-. aucb a n.~ 2009 Page #182  

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 things about it that excites me — somebody had to build it and no one has  2003 Page #110  
n't know, and neither do you. But, somebody does. This is a secret cover-up 2004 Page #131  
 at a couple places on his trip by somebody at a nearby Air Force Base. Onc 2004 Page #189  
e. That is my understanding of who somebody was trying to get me to meet wi 2004 Page #194  
 wreckage was nowhere to be seen. "Somebody must have taken it," Jose said  2005 Page #155  
aw them," Faustino said. "Or maybe somebody took them, or they just took of 2005 Page #156  
ther or not it was possible to get somebody up there in such a short time,  2006 Page #125  
 of something that originated with somebody else's space program in Decembe 2006 Page #132  
hat it was — whether or not it was somebody coming in from Cuba? Or what? B 2006 Page #145  
mes. WITH UFOS ON RADAR? Yeah. AND SOMEBODY SAYING THIS DID NOT HAPPEN? Rig 2006 Page #148  
lways been wanting to tell this to somebody responsible. Linda, there's got 2006 Page #150  
t everybody in the UFO field knows somebody who is connected to the CIA! At 2006 Page #205  
ones confused or somethjng because somebody was actually awake and in the o 2007 Page #86  
 playpen type macrunes exist where somebody could log in run a bit of softw 2007 Page #88  
the moment because lam living with somebody who has a job and together with 2007 Page #92  
olitics ■ UFOs in the U.S.: 1976 ■ Somebody Else Is On the Moon - and Other 2008 Page #160  
that there were objects seen which somebody in the Government knows all abo 2009 Page #178  

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?" "It's an Air Force deal, unless somebody's trying to trick me. You've he 2007 Page #133  

Word: "somed1ing", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

suddenly glimpsed among the bushes somed1ing that nearly scared her out of  2005 Page #34  

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

s forthcoming book, or even, maybe someday, Pflock's anonymous witness, are 2004 Page #223  
 DCI Hillenkoetter and warned that someday our response to erratic moving " 2009 Page #17  
 it would happen, but I hoped that someday she would relate her story. In 1 2009 Page #88  
 and hope that UFOs in Voronezh is someday translated into English so that  2009 Page #140  

Word: "someho\v", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

lid piece of the UFO itself, whjch somehO\v peeled off; or an energetic spa 2007 Page #199  

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

 wave that enveloped the craft. ...Somehow the pilots became part of the el 2003 Page #102  
ssigned to a project that could to somehow correct for atmospheric turbulen 2003 Page #148  
 represent vodka and orange juice, somehow it became one word for both mean 2003 Page #181  
 from the Roswell base in 1947 had somehow been destroyed without authoriza 2004 Page #61  
 concluded that they would have to somehow gain access through this hole an 2004 Page #74  
considered the statements false or somehow libelous. Co-author Charles Berl 2004 Page #145  
was massive. Friends report he was somehow never the same man after receivi 2004 Page #147  
uments dating back to World War I, somehow does not have as good a record w 2004 Page #147  
 to him that "perception increased somehow." However, he could not fulJy un 2005 Page #36  
programs, and apparent.ly stumbled somehow into the alien-related program.  2005 Page #81  
f Intelligence for the Air Force - somehow this note ended up in the Food a 2005 Page #99  
he pseudonymous James Prescott was somehow connected with a very real James 2006 Page #127  
ission in the middle of the night, somehow recovered the object and brought 2006 Page #191  
stood on the object, could he have somehow managed to jar it loose, whereup 2006 Page #192  
examples of major UFO stories that somehow varushed before making any news  2007 Page #20  
landed. The fire in the bushes was somehow extinguished . For the rest of t 2007 Page #129  
hat the subject provokes, too, can somehow be justified. In addition, the " 2008 Page #37  
ary sent the letter to him. Either somehow he did not.read it, or he chose  2008 Page #45  
close attention to the UFO she was somehow mentally linked to it. 44        2008 Page #50  
ing the victim, the word for blood somehow got used. The 105                2008 Page #111  

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the evening around 9:00-9:30, that someone had been called out to a plane c 2003 Page #23  
ached grandfather and said I think someone needs a copy of this. I have one 2003 Page #30  
dog. Dahl reported these events to someone described as his "superior," Fre 2003 Page #41  
 in the ground, and it looked like someone took liquid metal and poured it  2003 Page #60  
he government aware that there was someone or something inside? Don Sebasti 2003 Page #70  
ibility that there could have been someone or something inside the object t 2003 Page #71  
tment, again proving himself to be someone who can be counted on, even unde 2003 Page #86  
y this time) and is insistent that someone be sent over to check for a bug  2003 Page #90  
found." This is highly unusual for someone who has decided to end their lif 2003 Page #94  
n spite of his misplaced paranoia, someone was out to get him. He would say 2003 Page #141  
lso asked to take a partner along, someone who was in a position to evaluat 2003 Page #145  
ted the circumstances to titillate someone at APRO. The idea was to put out 2003 Page #146  
own. It is certainly possible that someone at Kirtland was testing unconven 2003 Page #151  
for MJ-12 Why did the FBI Redact - Someone there must know something. www m 2003 Page #157  
 grave. While Case set out to find someone to analyze whatever might be ret 2004 Page #27  
is weapon on it and we went blank. Someone was inside that damned thing, yo 2004 Page #50  
ormed a perfect triangle and about someone taking radioactivity readings on 2004 Page #56  
d and formed a perfect triangle. • Someone was sent to take radioactivity r 2004 Page #56  
s the light suddenly vanished like someone pulled a switch. There was no so 2004 Page #57  
crowaves without damage — ours, or someone else's. The three classified rad 2004 Page #71  
ntinued into the 21st Century. But someone seems to have stopped disks cras 2004 Page #82  
 in 1983, he asked him to identify someone who had been at the crashed sauc 2004 Page #98  
s, as many witnesses claim, surely someone would have found the label that  2004 Page #143  
effort to cooperate with us, or if someone at the very last. I assume there 2004 Page #185  
 faced with a choice like that and someone says "We would like you to invol 2004 Page #190  
o. That's not right. You're right. Someone did say you can meet an alien do 2004 Page #196  
n't realize • Politics • Something someone else was going to do, but for wh 2004 Page #207  
• Plane crash near Aspen, CO 1966, someone (Military?) ransacked plane befo 2004 Page #207  
rn's opinion, "It's a big leap for someone to be a con artist, then to find 2004 Page #219  
y Air Force. She was upset because someone made disparaging remarks about G 2004 Page #226  
lliam Colby got fingered in it and someone decided to shut him up before he 2004 Page #249  
the early sixties appropriate? Can someone say that this sort of procedure  2004 Page #253  
 cry." The entity mO\·ed onJy when someone threw a pebble at it. The local  2005 Page #31  
lp the dying alien breathe easier, someone set it up with oxygen breathing  2005 Page #32  
e. 1 was able to talk briefly with someone on the team who did look inside  2005 Page #40  
n be easily explained. Please have someone pick up your instruments, since  2005 Page #92  
prove somethjng that is unknown to someone who is ignorant of the unknown , 2005 Page #94  
order, hardly a day passes without someone somewhere in the world taking cl 2005 Page #118  
as. So, for the first time we have someone outside of Santilli's company wh 2005 Page #148  
though this was highly unusual for someone engaged in full time military se 2006 Page #17  
n his childhood by the military as someone that was capable of communicatin 2006 Page #22  
gram. Additionally, it seemed that someone finding the packet would be more 2006 Page #75  
 recovery crews. They noticed that someone had erected a memorial to the pi 2006 Page #83  
ding airplanes. Shortly thereafter someone involved with the F-1 17A progra 2006 Page #84  
ested I should show my research to someone. Shortly after, I was put in tou 2006 Page #89  
 and thought perhaps I should tell someone about it," said Elizabeth Upton. 2006 Page #120  
they said that they would dispatch someone to the area. A minute or so afte 2006 Page #120  
r in nature. It's conceivable that someone in the Ministry of Defense might 2006 Page #126  
 at Greenham Common in the 1950's, someone might start to dig into other po 2006 Page #126  
m the north toward the USA border, someone would have been aware of it. The 2006 Page #173  
is that this document is a hoax by someone — he claims it was Bill Moore -  2006 Page #178  
eval Conference be acquainted with someone who still knows how to talk to p 2006 Page #181  
 bookshelf, obviously forgotten by someone. I tool: the device in to an ele 2006 Page #196  
wanted to open a UFO Pizza Parlor: someone else wanted to set up a UFO and  2006 Page #197  
n we visited the Nevada Test Site, someone in the group asked a question ab 2006 Page #201  
 usually wanted to share them with someone who will listen with an open, no 2006 Page #204  
d. Mostly, all they wanted was for someone to listen to their experience! S 2006 Page #205  
forward in his chair and asked "If someone wanted to give some information  2006 Page #205  
ke to close with this thought from someone who bra\·ely decided that Americ 2007 Page #41  
their rental vehjcles. Apparentl y someone in management was aware of the f 2007 Page #70  
vel in English and a few CSE's but someone said to me one day, your very go 2007 Page #78  
, which counts because you can get someone who has done all the exams in th 2007 Page #82  
 legacy job in that there had been someone there before me and he had run o 2007 Page #83  
se people would say well why would someone \'Vant to access my machine. I w 2007 Page #83  
 all be like that. You have to let someone know that they could be trespass 2007 Page #87  
d to but how would one know unless someone came up and said, you aren't mea 2007 Page #88  
kind of vilid case for saying that someone could have any reason to be look 2007 Page #88  
ld log in run a bit of software at someone else's macrunes time or expense? 2007 Page #88  
ething the court would like having someone talking about UFOs at an extradi 2007 Page #91  
 pare of the case before them, why someone would be motivated to do this so 2007 Page #91  
 evidence point of view might lead someone like yourself co want to look in 2007 Page #91  
nes. MW: That's crazy. Where would someone convicted of a crime get 1.5 mil 2007 Page #91  
ribed the fuselage as lookino-like someone cue a DC-6 in half horizonta11v  2007 Page #115  
ht have seen something strange and someone told him not to talk about it? J 2007 Page #125  
ts blood was drained off, too, and someone cut a hole in the calfs side, re 2007 Page #146  
ing it, like the~ were waiting for someone, or some thing, co come out of i 2007 Page #171  
ng, co come out of it. Mom: Or for someone co come and tell chem what to do 2007 Page #171  
ritain, was apparently composed by someone within the U.S. intelligence com 2007 Page #188  
ic. I mention it here only because someone else might have heard the story  2008 Page #15  
else might have heard the story or someone else who was there is willing to 2008 Page #15  
d unconventional opinions or knew "someone reliable who saw something." Tha 2008 Page #42  
River area from the north. He said someone came into the tavern and told ev 2008 Page #52  
 area" and requested to leave, but someone persistent like Andy Harnden was 2008 Page #60  
nterest to the media and acting as someone to whom they would refer journal 2008 Page #61  
t you can never be 100% certain of someone being the author. All the calcul 2008 Page #106  
ls with how to handle the issue if someone important asks about UFOs, shown 2008 Page #110  
unsacker's death may have signaled someone in the official world that it wa 2008 Page #133  
"Orion" symbolism. In other words, someone with enough authority to set the 2008 Page #135  
wet works" or "wet affairs" denote someone who had been killed and is drenc 2009 Page #43  
refore was a coded command to kill someone. ln drafting this cryptic direct 2009 Page #43  
e. I was able to talk briefly with someone on the team who did look inside  2009 Page #49  
e were rumors around the base that someone had flown in bodies and parts of 2009 Page #90  
iend, I was grateful to have known someone with her courage and strength of 2009 Page #95  
e story is not entirely clear, but someone possibly from the press had ques 2009 Page #156  
nors of King George VI of England. Someone else then revealed to the press, 2009 Page #156  
is completely out of character for someone of Snodgrass' classified project 2009 Page #176  
r echelons and were convinced that someone at a higher level was in the "kn 2009 Page #178  

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

space/time? Does it originate from someplace that is unimaginable to human  2006 Page #53  

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

that to tl1e eyesight it was huge, somerhjng bigger than an airliner. Its s 2007 Page #196  

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

acer saw troops carrying bags with somethin g moving inside. Later that day 2005 Page #31  
husband told her that he had seen "somethin g strange" twelve years previou 2005 Page #44  
nd early 1980s, Stringfield became somethin g of a one-man clearing house o 2005 Page #78  
told me he and Airman Palmer "knew somethin g was up and they knew where to 2009 Page #82  

Word: "something", 324 instance(s) (Back to Top)

5-1958 “The phenomenon reported is something real and not visionary or fict 2003 Page #10  
ying saucer, and it shot a beam of something at our warhead. ” Lt. Robert M 2003 Page #13  
ration, I said grandmother this is something that is important for me, and  2003 Page #36  
 would stop here and there to poke something with my stick. I studied the v 2003 Page #45  
toward the gap when suddenly I saw something under some brush. I recognized 2003 Page #45  
 off with my stink. Underneath was something totally different. It looked l 2003 Page #45  
attle, deer, perhaps antelope), 2) something from an Indian grave site, as  2003 Page #45  
earned that he was convinced that "something" fell from the sky that day in 2003 Page #55  
d Murphy to believe that there was something down in the woods of military  2003 Page #59  
e was threatened. He was also told something to the affect that "in twenty  2003 Page #62  
 in 1965, Myron suddenly mentioned something which caused myself and the vi 2003 Page #68  
voice that he was about to discuss something that was uncomfortable to him. 2003 Page #69  
lf." Joel speculated that possibly something had gotten out of the object b 2003 Page #69  
r said to me," I'll tell you what, something manned that son of a gun." 65  2003 Page #69  
nt aware that there was someone or something inside? Don Sebastian was also 2003 Page #70  
t there could have been someone or something inside the object that fell in 2003 Page #71  
ns, North Wales: In January 1974, "something" occurred atop a mountain in N 2003 Page #75  
hen on or about the forth of July, something, or things, crash in the plain 2003 Page #86  
s that "The phenomenon reported is something real and not visionary or fict 2003 Page #87  
ly apparent to everyone there that something was terribly wrong" Once outsi 2003 Page #89  
called him every day worried about something, wouldn't say what." The next  2003 Page #89  
geon General, he can be considered something of an insider as well. The fol 2003 Page #90  
 realize that he had stumbled onto something that was much, much bigger tha 2003 Page #141  
egan to look on the UFO subject as something that could be useful, not the  2003 Page #141  
z, this was irrefutable proof that something unearthly was playing cat-and- 2003 Page #142  
orce personnel, have let slip that something else is or was stored in this  2003 Page #142  
efore. All he could understand was something about incredibly bright 138    2003 Page #142  
erhaps Bennewitz had stumbled onto something important, and if not, the sec 2003 Page #145  
dence that he was eavesdropping on something that he shouldn't have been. S 2003 Page #146  
 a campaign to get him pointing at something so weird, nonsensical and even 2003 Page #149  
cientific, he needed to figure out something that had never been seen by ci 2003 Page #149  
I Redact - Someone there must know something. www majesticdocuments com Spe 2003 Page #157  
ies, once would expect there to be something to describe the process. Overa 2003 Page #181  
cDonnell Douglas career, so I know something about the subject. Although a  2003 Page #183  
ropulsion that the UFOs use is not something I know. I used to think that t 2003 Page #188  
uldn't release that, but if it was something removed from our national secu 2003 Page #196  
 UFO Crash Retrieval Conference do something about what Dr. Greer and this  2003 Page #200  
esenting the importance X of doing something to clarify our situation with  2003 Page #230  
hat had crashed iil'tha desert was something out of this world. 5- Intervie 2003 Page #233  
point towards the probability that something out of the ordinary occurred,  2004 Page #9  
iously in the area. I really think something big happened in Salta. NASA in 2004 Page #10  
the things that aren't so. We have something that was not brought to this E 2004 Page #14  
ho have testified to the fact that something unusual occurred. These includ 2004 Page #16  
s in Aurora and was convinced that something had indeed occurred there in 1 2004 Page #27  
s no greater than 35 mph, to claim something moved at greater than 100 mph  2004 Page #28  
l the sightings. It was clear that something was flying through the air in  2004 Page #28  
g through the air in 1897. If that something was a manmade dirigible, no on 2004 Page #28  
me at the Aurora, saying there was something he wanted to show me. Running  2004 Page #31  
ounts continued story after story. Something big and fast — though sometime 2004 Page #32  
ention. They were peculiar to him; something about them was not right not t 2004 Page #34  
ence, and looked like they were on something that might have crashed over n 2004 Page #36  
s of Shag Harbor. They agreed that something serious was about to happen an 2004 Page #37  
ew by with its red light flashing. Something was going on for sure. Wilfred 2004 Page #37  
orning of the 5th. When you called something a UFO, then as far as the fish 2004 Page #41  
front page headline read: Could Be Something Concrete in Shag Harbor UFO —  2004 Page #41  
of the extremely rare cases where "something concrete" may be found. The sp 2004 Page #41  
 off the base at Government Point. Something to do with a UFO. The Governme 2004 Page #43  
ent here) but though he remembered something about Shag Harbor (probably hi 2004 Page #43  
nd track them down. Maybe they saw something. Chris took the names not real 2004 Page #44  
military maintained a stockpile of something like three hundred and fifty t 2004 Page #46  
ker and I were so desperate to see something, we stood on sandbags surround 2004 Page #55  
bridge UFO Incident thought we saw something at the same time, but it was o 2004 Page #56  
t we saw, but there was definitely something out there." Rumors quickly cir 2004 Page #56  
orical research suggests, however, something even more controversial than t 2004 Page #62  
f a magnetic fault, or opening, or something like that, located in the area 2004 Page #75  
d States military had knowledge of Something coming from the skies and kill 2004 Page #78  
cared that if the public knew that something from outer space was able to p 2004 Page #79  
 Armen took the opportunity to get something concrete: Q: Have we captured  2004 Page #99  
. Brian confirmed that he had seen something. Campagna related to me what B 2004 Page #100  
r Force, and the race was on to do something about it. The White House was  2004 Page #103  
eased until I think 2038. Why keep something secret this long? Obviously, t 2004 Page #125  
               The Road to Roswell something like numbers and lettering on  2004 Page #138  
 that certainly doesn't sound like something bizarre or extraterrestrial. H 2004 Page #138  
ectly onto unusual metal, which is something else entirely. As I indicated  2004 Page #138  
Schmitt: "If you fellows uncovered something that threatened our national s 2004 Page #139  
is work to the Roswell incident is something that came up very suddenly, wh 2004 Page #139  
raisals based on their memories of something that happened long ago? And if 2004 Page #139  
ng saucers are real phenomena, not something visionary or fictitious. His r 2004 Page #141  
control mechanisms. They described something much less complex. There were  2004 Page #142  
like a tortured man who had to get something off his chest. Senator Barry G 2004 Page #144  
 footage, and wanted Maloney to do something with it in Britain. Maloney st 2004 Page #179  
on boys. Sit down. Let me tell you something." Emenegger told me that he wa 2004 Page #183  
kind of said he kind of remembered something, but that didn't go anywhere.  2004 Page #184  
uldn't release that. But if it was something removed from our national secu 2004 Page #186  
hed and essentially recruited into something and you're given a choice — yo 2004 Page #190  
en involved with. What she got was something much different. She stated tha 2004 Page #193  
t aliens had claimed that they had something to do with creation of Jesus C 2004 Page #194  
stated when asked why he didn't do something about UFOs, "There's a secret  2004 Page #197  
w, but didn't realize • Politics • Something someone else was going to do,  2004 Page #207  
 convinced by Ramsey that there is something to the Aztec story after all,  2004 Page #215  
olice officers.12 This is a little something we lawyers call corroboration, 2004 Page #217  
uer was indeed "in the know" about something big, like crashed flying sauce 2004 Page #219  
mitted that "it's possible there's something in there that would bear on [t 2004 Page #219  
ve occurred in 1948. But there was something about the Air Force records th 2004 Page #220  
to cinch it. Aztec was a hoax, but something else may have been going on ou 2004 Page #221  
moment, that Pflock really did see something that might have been a diary,  2004 Page #221  
d the endnotes, particularly where something controversial and/or too good  2004 Page #222  
me, and believed he could make out something that wasn't quite right. Withi 2004 Page #226  
ey/DuBose negative when he noticed something interesting showing through th 2004 Page #231  
as a lifelong amateur photographer something wasn't quite right about their 2004 Page #233  
ginal photographs? It might reveal something, as each camera lens has its o 2004 Page #233  
ndere of Brazil, with reports chat something strange was being seen in the  2005 Page #31  
boring town of Tres Cora;:6es chat something suspicious was being sighted a 2005 Page #31  
er the city, Chereze and Lopes saw something move out of the shadows in a n 2005 Page #32  
nformed about, even in pursuit of, something unusual since the 13th, or eve 2005 Page #37  
 in an air base control tower when something strange was picked up on radar 2005 Page #44  
at various MPs began talking about something "being down," and both her hus 2005 Page #44  
of evidence that strongly suggests something of a highl) unusual nature did 2005 Page #45  
ent remembers a vivid explosion of something in the direction of the lakebe 2005 Page #51  
sco, eries and his hypothesis that something strange crashed before June 11 2005 Page #65  
 "Talking to the locals, they know something is going on out here. I've act 2005 Page #68  
ought it was the end of the world. Something happened out here." FREEZE FR. 2005 Page #68  
OVERLAY: "He told me that it's not something that was made by the weather,  2005 Page #71  
 was made by the weather, it's not something that was made by -he's seen bo 2005 Page #71  
at is perfectly suitable for doing something like that. The plant biologist 2005 Page #71  
Groups who perpetrate the lie have something to gain; in this case access t 2005 Page #77  
s underground entrance.11 There is something odd and unacknowl edged that h 2005 Page #83  
urtain that divided the hangar was something even more exotic. Sorensen gav 2005 Page #83  
ihood that the petroleum crisis is something structurally serious and not s 2005 Page #85  
ernment has been transforming into something very different from the democr 2005 Page #85  
of openings could quickly widen to something in which it would be impossibl 2005 Page #85  
 implications of such a ruscovery, something not lost on either scientist.  2005 Page #91  
e steps outside his home in Maine, something flashed by at great speed, its 2005 Page #95  
 drawn from was not a star. It was something else -a UFO. The shock of this 2005 Page #96  
"The phenomenon reported [UFOs] is something real and not something visiona 2005 Page #118  
d [UFOs] is something real and not something visionary or fictitious." 116  2005 Page #118  
nderstand that he was dealing with something out of th.is world. "Those who 2005 Page #119  
what had crashed in the desert was something out of thjs world." After a "s 2005 Page #126  
derly cameraman, who this time had something djfferent to offer. The story  2005 Page #145  
 yet even b) us. You know, that is something that can be commercialized at  2005 Page #151  
pped. W/e could see that there was something there, an object that had dug  2005 Page #155  
r medical emergencies. "lt must be something the military lost, and we shou 2005 Page #155  
ailer, as if they were looking for something. They did nor make this kno,\  2005 Page #157  
 through room-by-room, looking for something. They asked Faustino if he had 2005 Page #157  
 first results. There is certainly something unusual about that metal. Our  2005 Page #158  
Xlas it just a weather balloon, or something far more mysterious, worthy of 2005 Page #158  
barracks along with others because something had crashed just south of the  2005 Page #166  
ical systems and, from this, learn something about the aliens who developed 2005 Page #167  
It's hard to explain but there was something sinister about the people when 2006 Page #21  
 from the school. The "school" was something for those interested in making 2006 Page #21  
ficantly, it is highly likely that something similar to the above template  2006 Page #24  
... LS: "Grandpa Hanks up here saw something to the south (near Ash Meadows 2006 Page #47  
pretty badly. RM: What did he see? Something landed, a plane or something:  2006 Page #47  
 see? Something landed, a plane or something: it scared him. RM: Was it a r 2006 Page #47  
oking plane or was it strange? LS: Something strange, because it frightened 2006 Page #47  
s possible, turning the event into something akin to the visit of a foreign 2006 Page #58  
e would be glad not to think about something so unusual. The strange NHI wo 2006 Page #61  
ne and confronted a strange sight. Something was burning intensely a few mi 2006 Page #79  
 Air Force denied such rumors, but something was about to happen that threa 2006 Page #81  
d the tree, they looked up and saw something near it in the darkened area o 2006 Page #90  
and thought, "There really must be something to this story." 87             2006 Page #90  
ieve Mrs. May and the boys did see something on the farm that night, but wh 2006 Page #93  
he crash site on the farm "in case something else happened." I continued to 2006 Page #95  
Virus 5. An unknown chemotoxin 6. "Something completely new" A rash of cons 2006 Page #111  
nd, at times, unbridled fury. That something happened at around 8.30 p.m. o 2006 Page #119  
derable excitement and concern was something also noted by Police Constable 2006 Page #120  
ed by what I had to say because of something which had happened around 1993 2006 Page #125  
same name for his Army source, was something that amounted to nothing more  2006 Page #128  
 the mountain before that this was something to do with them. But she found 2006 Page #129  
n alien species. Does the MoD know something that we don't? A Defense sourc 2006 Page #131  
there are several indicators that "something" may have been retrieved from  2006 Page #132  
stounded the audience by revealing something that had been hitherto unknown 2006 Page #132  
they implicated in the recovery of something that originated with somebody  2006 Page #132  
t away. He said, 'I've got to take something.' He came back and he said, 'I 2006 Page #144  
d, 'I want to let you listen in on something, but don't say nothing.' So we 2006 Page #144  
STAND THAT UFOS FROM NORAD TO MEAN SOMETHING EXTRATERRESTRIAL? 143          2006 Page #146  
ther radar that I'll tell you uses something called the Doppler Effect. Wha 2006 Page #147  
 I realized that I had experienced something that had changed my life becau 2006 Page #148  
hundred of us — that know there is something flying around our skies. I kno 2006 Page #148  
CULAR RADAR AND COUNTERS THAT WITH SOMETHING THAT DAMAGED ALL YOUR EQUIPMEN 2006 Page #149  
 EQUIPMENT. Yes, countered it with something that was absolutely — as a Fir 2006 Page #149  
 each other. This (that night) was something I had never seen. It was somet 2006 Page #149  
something I had never seen. It was something that no one I've talked to has 2006 Page #149  
 to say I'm glad to be able to say something about this because 148         2006 Page #151  
 0 would be private aircraft. When something would come over the screen tha 2006 Page #152  
es. That is correct. I'll tell you something that happened in 1966 that I'l 2006 Page #153  
y could have gone wrong. WHY WOULD SOMETHING ADVANCED, LET'S SAY IN TECHNOL 2006 Page #155  
." And yet, the radar had detected something. It must have been something b 2006 Page #164  
ected something. It must have been something big to cause this much activit 2006 Page #164  
is partly fiction and partly fact. Something DID happen that morning, somet 2006 Page #165  
Something DID happen that morning, something that has been glossed over in  2006 Page #165  
ffects? A single C-47 aircraft? Or something else? Not until 1987 was furth 2006 Page #169  
d the immediate high alert because something had happened, something relate 2006 Page #174  
rt because something had happened, something related to flying saucers, som 2006 Page #174  
mething related to flying saucers, something BIG, that demanded immediate a 2006 Page #174  
osion or it began to disintegrate. Something caused this metal to come apar 2006 Page #176  
tal to come apart." It looked like something that was made because it was h 2006 Page #176  
ts: We know that humanity is worth something. We know that asking questions 2006 Page #182  
bors to the north. But that night, something strange happened. And the next 2006 Page #183  
 then, on the Diane's second pass, something is located by the boat's depth 2006 Page #187  
 growth on the object; unusual for something that's been sitting on the sea 2006 Page #187  
 Coast Guard was so convinced that something had crashed into the waters of 2006 Page #189  
im to have observed and stood upon something metallic which was apparently  2006 Page #190  
noitered. Walker seems to describe something like an oversized 1980's-style 2006 Page #190  
haps what Walker and Burke saw was something not of standard shape, but dis 2006 Page #191  
after it submerged? Was it venting something as it descended and came to re 2006 Page #192  
moxed by the entire affair. "Maybe something came out of the sky that wasn' 2006 Page #193  
d our concept of realio, to become something new, then we will have failed  2006 Page #194  
or operated and placed a piece of "something" behind his ear. He told the p 2006 Page #206  
stinct, triangular, hard shape of "something" underneath the skin. He said  2006 Page #206  
ou can probably imagine how useful something like this might be following a 2007 Page #28  
division, technology that was stiD something of a luxury item when it appea 2007 Page #74  
able to apply yourself to remember something even if it doesn't interest yo 2007 Page #80  
e military. MW: I seem to remember something about his diaries not being re 2007 Page #84  
lly were killed then there must be something there worth looking at, couple 2007 Page #85  
a deliberate acc. It's not exactly something you could just happen upon by  2007 Page #87  
news. Ir had gone down then surely something big would have happened or som 2007 Page #90  
mething big would have happened or something might have gone wrong. MW: Did 2007 Page #90  
. I am not sure it would have been something the court would like having so 2007 Page #91  
dy in the town knew that there was something crazy going on. You know, that 2007 Page #122  
n the door. 1t either said NASA or something. DeBow: How many vehicles had  2007 Page #124  
," do you trunk he might have seen something strange and someone told him n 2007 Page #125  
anyone else that thought there was something strange going on? Joe: You kno 2007 Page #126  
rsonnel said the event looked like something had been shot down by some kin 2007 Page #130  
ed some kind of 'objects'-probably something dropped from a saucer." At 2:0 2007 Page #133  
ibes as "Delta-Force-type guys, or something like that," covertly "dropped" 2007 Page #138  
point towards the probability that something out of the ordinary occurred,  2007 Page #142  
 in 1972 in its recording memory - something that was later corrected, howe 2007 Page #143  
car tracks make through a field or something. We drove onto that and we cou 2007 Page #168  
e been more than 15 to 20 minutes, something like that. Aunt: Seems like it 2007 Page #170  
potlight and everything, it wasn't something l think they were expecting. T 2007 Page #171  
t was a group put together in case something like chat happened . How do~ o 2007 Page #171  
n the U. S. Anny, when you guarded something, you faced away from it. So, t 2007 Page #171  
if other people were on the web or something and reporting the same event t 2007 Page #172  
but. Paul: It's hard to talk about something like that. You don't want peop 2007 Page #172  
 to think you're crazy or weird or something. But over the years, it's gott 2007 Page #172  
vast stretches of desert, and then something completely unprecedented happe 2007 Page #185  
covery of a downed aircraft became something of an entirely different natur 2007 Page #186  
 alongside their jeeps and trucks. Something unknown , perhaps a chemical o 2007 Page #187  
 'silver rain."' The lady then saw something shimmenng m the ground and tne 2007 Page #193  
ude that the magnesium "represents something outside the range of present-d 2007 Page #195  
on. It remained there, a sample of something with the shape of a brilliant  2007 Page #196  
 on the evening of April 18, 1962, something bright flashed over part of th 2008 Page #7  
ll of fire and thought that it was something from the White Sands Missile R 2008 Page #12  
me of the year. It would mean that something had fallen near Eureka, Utah,  2008 Page #14  
 had fallen near Eureka, Utah, and something different was tracked on radar 2008 Page #14  
hor say that she thought there was something to stories of flying saucers a 2008 Page #14  
         His explanation also left something to be desired. He wrote that " 2008 Page #16  
didn't fit with the bolide theory. Something extraordinary happened on the  2008 Page #17  
ere there know the truth. They saw something from outer space and it was no 2008 Page #17  
ontinues to rage to this day. That something occurred , the British Ministr 2008 Page #31  
 vehicles of unknown origin is not something that should provoke deep conce 2008 Page #37  
s. The more evidence there is that something has been hidden, the more I wa 2008 Page #42  
ntensely curious. I knew there was something much deeper and more significa 2008 Page #42  
 my work as a career investigator. Something always drew me back to the Mys 2008 Page #42  
 or knew "someone reliable who saw something." That's when I heard "somethi 2008 Page #42  
w something." That's when I heard "something crashed in the woods by Westpo 2008 Page #42  
and at the time of the crash, that something had crashed and burned up, tha 2008 Page #43  
as skeptical about the theory that something had crashed and been recovered 2008 Page #44  
''would be their responsibility if something happened. " The soldiers were  2008 Page #45  
l house and he claimed he had seen something "oblong with rounded ends" sus 2008 Page #45  
e front window of his home and saw something extraordinary on Sunday night, 2008 Page #48  
 over her home; she thought it was something like a passenger airliner beca 2008 Page #50  
into the tavern and told everyone "something had crashed and the milita1J'  2008 Page #52  
 "some sort of helicopter carrying something beneath it," but he did not ha 2008 Page #52  
 can't talk about it. ft 's really something." Tuffy claimed he shot a roll 2008 Page #53  
 stated he is certain he witnessed something extraordinary . He was so conv 2008 Page #58  
ovember 25, 1979 was the result of something , a missile or a satellite bei 2008 Page #59  
ublic the truth if you did recover something that crashed in the Elk River  2008 Page #60  
ct Condign, is open to debate. But something has to give. There's no point  2008 Page #68  
hose Disclosure Project has become something resembling a political campaig 2008 Page #69  
 in the air. They thought they saw something being beamed up in the air, bu 2008 Page #71  
 was overwhelmed with the feeling "something was not right!" He and Steffen 2008 Page #79  
 ... I feel like I'm being pulled. Something 's pulling me. Oh, God! Sergea 2008 Page #85  
moved by it (lighted craft)? Could something have picked us off the ground? 2008 Page #85  
 in the air. They thought they saw something being beamed up in the air, bu 2008 Page #86  
rd happenings . They said they saw something above the tree level. They sai 2008 Page #86  
l. They said they thought they saw something being lifted off the ground an 2008 Page #86  
 thought we lost you. They thought something had taken you. What happened ? 2008 Page #86  
rning of December 27, feeling like something had returned. Burroughs was to 2008 Page #86  
 I didn't understand. And that was something that I never understood either 2008 Page #88  
 it has to do with chromosomes? Or something like that. HOW DO THEY GET THA 2008 Page #91  
Hypnosis Excerpt ARE THEY USING US SOMETHING LIKE BREEDfNG STOCK? 85        2008 Page #91  
doesn't know if the beings will do something or not. The government is worr 2008 Page #94  
say, as it is conceived today, but something altogether different, so that  2008 Page #112  
lems. * ... 1lr + * Res nullius is something that belongs to nobody such as 2008 Page #113  
d this was not in order to protect something that was being threatened , bu 2008 Page #130  
ation, "The phenomenon reported is something real and not visionary or fict 2008 Page #132  
the climate to frigid ... There is something more powerful than the ultimat 2008 Page #134  
rge in scale. When confronted with something greater than ever before, the  2009 Page #20  
o the conclusion that it is facing something infinite, something limitless. 2009 Page #20  
t it is facing something infinite, something limitless. That conclusion is  2009 Page #20  
me, Crisman's name emerged also in something known as the Torbitt Document  2009 Page #33  
f areas that would be expected for something involving UFOs and extraterres 2009 Page #36  
ence in support of the notion that something extraordinary occurred at, or  2009 Page #48  
husband told her that he had seen "something strange" twelve years previous 2009 Page #51  
 in an air base control tower when something strange was picked up on radar 2009 Page #51  
at various MPs began talking about something "being down," and both her hus 2009 Page #51  
 an object over the base and that "something had disappeared off radar." Th 2009 Page #63  
 THAT WOULD CHANGE THEIR SIZE FROM SOMETHING LIKE 6 INCHES TO MAYBE 12 INCH 2009 Page #65  
N BURROUGHS THEN, 'THIS LOOKS LIKE SOMETHING FROM OUTER SPACE'? I looked at 2009 Page #65  
 a UFO here.' And I said, 'We have something here. 'I said, 'I've got to ha 2009 Page #65  
 a crew compartment or a window or something. I touched it and the air temp 2009 Page #66  
as probably 34 degrees Fahrenheit, something like that. The symbols were ve 2009 Page #66  
eel intelligence? Yes! But, here's something that is odd. I lost track of J 2009 Page #67  
bably 15 to 20 inches in diameter, something of that size -when it hit the  2009 Page #70  
 IT'S 15 TO 20 INCHES IN DIAMETER? Something like that. It was so shocking  2009 Page #70  
 WEAPONS STORAGE AREA? I could see something, yes. SO, FOR THOSE RADIO REPO 2009 Page #71  
ven experimentally. I mean, here's something that is too small for human ha 2009 Page #75  
 would say would be laser beams or something like that -and they have a gre 2009 Page #75  
aw what they could not explain and something happened to the minds of those 2009 Page #77  
ears coming out saying I jumped on something or I was drawn into something  2009 Page #78  
d on something or I was drawn into something could have been the night with 2009 Page #78  
eresting under hypnosis to confirm something did happen to me and I had som 2009 Page #78  
idn't have anything to do with it. Something did happen and you were good m 2009 Page #78  
ut we can't really comment on it.' Something did happen off base. We were o 2009 Page #78  
 there for three different nights. Something did happen around the Weapons  2009 Page #78  
base. Col. Halt's tape showed that something very strange happened. I do kn 2009 Page #79  
ree days. I did see a chopper /(ft something out of the woods and bring it  2009 Page #79  
ve been checked out because we had something strange happen to us. So, medi 2009 Page #79  
uding Sgt. Adrian Bustinza. We saw something like lights, really bright and 2009 Page #79  
that he did not fall down. He felt something pushed him down. Something for 2009 Page #80  
He felt something pushed him down. Something forced him to the ground and h 2009 Page #80  
elevation and eventually went from something that looked like a craft to so 2009 Page #85  
ething that looked like a craft to something that looked like a star and fa 2009 Page #85  
are they going to tell the people? Something is flying over our nukes and w 2009 Page #85  
 conviction. I knew that there was something very special about what she ha 2009 Page #88  
nt lies about UFO's. Then she said something that I will never forget, "I'm 2009 Page #88  
ugh the park, a nearby boy shouted something , possibly in fear, causing th 2009 Page #136  
data, knowing that there had to be something real to this phenomenon so wid 2009 Page #154  
replace the term "Government" with something less conspiracy-sounding . lik 2009 Page #154  
 and couldn't possibly keep secret something as widely experienced as UFOs  2009 Page #155  
o much in some natural phenomenon. Something is really flying around. (b) L 2009 Page #178  
clusion that these individuals saw something. He stated the above has led h 2009 Page #178  

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n you would think you could get to somethjn g like that. Nowadays I don't k 2007 Page #170  

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EVE, ISN'T THE IMPLICATION THAT IF SOMETHJNG SO BIG CA!vlE DO\XIN ON THJ\T  2005 Page #71  
There is no use in trying to prove somethjng that is unknown to someone who 2005 Page #94  
s in December of 1940. Did he know somethjng was corrung? After the Pearl H 2007 Page #16  
ed very different and .I was on to somethjng. There didn't appear to be any 2007 Page #86  
ave got the time zones confused or somethjng because somebody was actually  2007 Page #86  
d been there and was searcrung for somethjng and I would find somethjng . l 2007 Page #90  
ung for somethjng and I would find somethjng . l may have been a Little bit 2007 Page #90  

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mply vanished inrucating they were somethmg else. He now began co wonder in 2005 Page #95  

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r will see a showing of recoveries sometime in It-late August this year. Th 2003 Page #234  
e sighting and recovery took place sometime between 10 and 15 October 1965. 2004 Page #6  
 were hooked up to trailer mounts. Sometime after midnight the caravan roll 2004 Page #47  
ld like to have a talk with Keyhoe sometime at your convenience to ascertai 2004 Page #90  
ho recovered the "disc," and again sometime later Newton was put forward as 2004 Page #238  
he weekend of August 5-6, 1949. 2. Sometime between Monday and Friday Augus 2006 Page #45  
as what Prescott had to say next: "Sometime later we joined up with the oth 2006 Page #123  
 timeline was even more uncertain: sometime in the late 1970's or early 80' 2006 Page #180  
e sighting and recovery took place sometime between 10 and 15 October 1965. 2007 Page #140  
 landed in the Coyote Canyon area. Sometime later, three witnessed the Ligh 2007 Page #176  
ow the exact date, he recalls that sometime in 1974, a fiery nighttime expl 2007 Page #191  
of which I have detailed below: 24 Sometime in his career, each pilot can e 2008 Page #30  
g roads, just "two" or "several. " Sometime afterwards Robertson recalled s 2008 Page #44  
g was that there would be a return sometime of that craft. I don't know. It 2009 Page #67  

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swell? A. It was from Roswell, but sometimes I get the idea that some of it 2003 Page #43  
val secretarial personnel nightly, sometimes staying as late as midnight. T 2003 Page #86  
estions prior to them being asked. Sometimes it became frustrating. "The Di 2003 Page #100  
 go near the carcasses, which were sometimes poisoned so badly that dead in 2003 Page #143  
hile Klass's thesis undoubtedly is sometimes true, it does not hold up when 2004 Page #28  
y. Something big and fast — though sometimes slow — was flying through the  2004 Page #32  
 in the starry sky. The were four, sometimes five lights, flashing sequenti 2004 Page #34  
 one end, then from the other, and sometimes they were all on at once. They 2004 Page #34  
 tail removed, Nounan, Idaho 1989. Sometimes along with the rectal and vagi 2004 Page #77  
de different numbering systems and sometimes additional reports on the same 2004 Page #110  
, but only speculated based on the sometimes meager data in the reports. Un 2004 Page #115  
s the candle on a hot-air balloon. Sometimes, however, it is a well-planned 2004 Page #121  
"INTERPLANETARY WAR" • Stringfield sometimes speculated about this • SOM1-0 2004 Page #128  
husiast in Houma, Louisiana Marcel sometimes spoke to his ham radio buddies 2004 Page #134  
 together. The absence of a threat sometimes causes us to lose our sense of 2004 Page #197  
 these amazing objects in the sky, sometimes at sea, and -more often than n 2005 Page #74  
ised to the surface. These objects sometimes resemble elongated disks or fl 2005 Page #83  
 rarefied circles the Director was sometimes referred to by another ti tie: 2005 Page #96  
ry, acquisition, enlightenment and sometimes error? 3) Do you think governm 2005 Page #118  
n, only speculation as to why UFOs sometimes crash. Yet this book provides  2005 Page #121  
nd perioruc service at Raven Rock, sometimes caUed the "underground Pentago 2005 Page #130  
downed satellites or aircraft, but sometimes involved UFOs. Sources stated  2005 Page #143  
hool years, Baca and Padilla would sometimes whisper about those strange ev 2005 Page #154  
 Faustino to stay away, Jose and I sometimes watched from our hiding place, 2005 Page #156  
In addition, Stone claimed that he sometimes traveled internationally to pe 2006 Page #18  
bserved as a single. bnght light — sometimes pulsating — flying at speeds f 2006 Page #30  
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if any) information to the public. Sometimes disinformation is given to the 2006 Page #71  
emoved, without bleeding apparent. Sometimes broken legs suggest that they  2006 Page #115  
, the prostate, vulva, vagina, and sometimes the entire uterus, even in pre 2006 Page #115  
s literally on crashed discs - and sometimes even entities. Slide 22: Map o 2006 Page #150  
ut the funding decisions were his. Sometimes people called with unusual ide 2006 Page #197  
U.S. news organizations. Th.is was sometimes referred to as "\Visner 's \X  2007 Page #11  
r in which the English language is sometimes put through the wringer in non 2007 Page #66  
place in it? I don't think so, but sometimes l wish that there were one. Be 2007 Page #77  
 you didn't gee that front screen. Sometimes you would get a logon screen w 2007 Page #87  
h made me look really bad. I would sometimes start off by saying that 911 w 2007 Page #89  
Es) in their possession. The truth sometimes is stranger than fiction, but  2007 Page #127  
the metal flake makeup that ladies sometimes wear." Many people described s 2007 Page #130  
ears ago. The Vela Incident, 1979: Sometimes known as the South Atlantic Fl 2007 Page #142  
patchers and radio procedures were sometimes loose. I remember the night Se 2008 Page #44  
s wife. She stated he was away and sometimes works 6 to 7 days a week. She  2008 Page #54  
listed, Be11ie, as Bertelsman.n is sometimes called, is 76.9 percent owned  2008 Page #144  
1993, after which my colleague and sometimes critic Stan Friedman encourage 2009 Page #7  
e Washington bureaucratic process. Sometimes more scruples are expressed ab 2009 Page #15  
t was probably 6 inches across and sometimes 12 inches across. But they wer 2009 Page #65  

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 Varginha. The other box contained sometrung living-perhaps the creature ca 2005 Page #32  
voir these were massive systems of sometrung like 5000 PCs and l remember w 2007 Page #90  
ople in the town have an idea that sometrung strange was going on? Joe: Eve 2007 Page #122  

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____________________ I brittle and somewhat plastic plant "pitch" and or oi 2003 Page #50  
the area with a flashlight. He was somewhat familiar with the area since he 2003 Page #60  
nt to that location since Joel was somewhat familiar with the area since he 2003 Page #68  
iendly. His yearbook refers to him somewhat prophetically as "the man nobod 2003 Page #85  
mps," the other was triangular and somewhat smaller. Sprinkle was flown to  2003 Page #143  
n Mexico; however, the details are somewhat bizarre at this moment." Novemb 2003 Page #155  
ions have seemed to me to be based somewhat upon an unrealistic or insuffic 2003 Page #224  
 solutions were offered which were somewhat impracticable, particularly as  2003 Page #230  
 Itecico; bowever„ the details are somewhat bizarre at this monent. When yo 2004 Page #18  
lt of an unknown metal, resembling somewhat a mixture of aluminum and silve 2004 Page #27  
s. He was 83 in 1973 and, although somewhat physically enfeebled, appeared  2004 Page #29  
ular-shaped craft and it was lying somewhat tilted to one side on the groun 2004 Page #74  
h cable and network stations, were somewhat explosive for their time, as th 2004 Page #134  
her light and strong material that somewhat resembled heavy paper or parchm 2004 Page #135  
write as the policies have evolved somewhat. Those alluded to herein will b 2004 Page #168  
d probably dying. In spite of cl1e somewhat repugnant looks of the creature 2005 Page #32  
reathe. Researchers have dug out a somewhat controversiaJ report of a possi 2005 Page #36  
ry that Werner had told Fowler was somewhat different to that which he had  2005 Page #40  
adually turning deep purple with a somewhat reddish glow. The background ra 2005 Page #100  
ge above the floodplain, protected somewhat from the lightn.ing strikes tha 2005 Page #154  
to its strangeness. There would be somewhat less tendency for maverick entr 2006 Page #61  
 • Exsanguination (blood) • Teeth (somewhat less frequent than the others)  2006 Page #115  
." (19) One of the strangest — and somewhat unsavory — aspects of this affa 2006 Page #127  
 Maybe not a lot of trouble, well, somewhat anyway. But I had opened my mou 2006 Page #161  
r Command. Truman's explanation is somewhat different from Acheson's. Here  2006 Page #168  
rida. And perhaps one of them flew somewhat erratically over Texas and cras 2006 Page #179  
 Delores describes the sighting as somewhat like lightning. Yet they also r 2006 Page #184  
 the one in the foreground looking somewhat malevolent. The only text even  2007 Page #69  
ject i\!Ioon Dust in the 1960s are somewhat fragmentary and brief in nature 2007 Page #139  
.56 The Matsutani analysis gives a somewhat different distribution of chemi 2007 Page #201  
estroyed aircraft, a dead pilot, a somewhat ominous visit to the home of a  2008 Page #30  
ontroversy. The truth, however, is somewhat different. As I reveal in my fo 2008 Page #35  
ote possibility that it was edited somewhat. This thought might be kept in  2008 Page #107  
er class. This result surprised me somewhat since the sophisticated subtlet 2009 Page #11  
 about this subject, although I am somewhat less confident of this because  2009 Page #13  
and we are ahead in quality. It is somewhat disquietin g that the Russian a 2009 Page #21  
ed and 2 were reasonably well, but somewhat confused. The visitors monitori 2009 Page #53  
ey Taylor, all were pessimistic." "Somewhat later, Dr. Mardsen discussed th 2009 Page #170  

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hicle that crashed on May 31, 1947 somewhere near Magdalena, New Mexico. Th 2003 Page #101  
constructed. Third, if oxygen were somewhere in the sample it could enhance 2003 Page #109  
t make itself. It had to come from somewhere. And that's one of the things  2003 Page #110  
EET )(Ave BEEN A MISSILE FIR= FROM SOMEwHERE. wHICH HAS EXPLODED EITHER DEL 2004 Page #24  
that he had seen lights descending somewhere near Shag Harbor and thought i 2004 Page #35  
would disappear again and reappear somewhere else as if it was playing with 2004 Page #57  
), he had been taken to a facility somewhere in the state of New Mexico tha 2004 Page #66  
tated that the craft was retrieved somewhere near the town of Farmington, N 2004 Page #74  
the Texas/New Mexico area; one was somewhere in the Carolinas; and one was  2004 Page #75  
here in the Carolinas; and one was somewhere in the Northeast sector, but I 2004 Page #75  
sh had occurred? Sarbacher: It was somewhere out west. Friedman: OK. Any id 2004 Page #92  
lm of alien beings might not exist somewhere, if indeed the Roswell Inciden 2004 Page #137  
s that a metallic disk had crashed somewhere in a desert region. His only d 2005 Page #78  
ardly a day passes without someone somewhere in the world taking clear vide 2005 Page #118  
 they arrived at their destination somewhere southeast of Kingman in one of 2005 Page #168  
 Seems he was agitating the alkali somewhere southwest of Death Valley junc 2006 Page #44  
o have rough edges. [It] then fell somewhere behind the hills at the back o 2006 Page #120  
probably are records buried deeply somewhere.) Nevertheless, based on other 2006 Page #174  
it and thg claimed that it crashed somewhere off between Texas and the Mexi 2006 Page #176  
t and they claimed that it crashed somewhere off between Texas and the Mexi 2006 Page #178  
 purported UFO into Bellingham Bay somewhere off of Lummi Island, Washingto 2006 Page #180  
n the Puget Sound. Bellingham Bay. Somewhere between Lummi and Eliza Island 2006 Page #184  
on? GM: 1 rudn't but 1 do remember somewhere Like Fort Knox or Fort Belvoir 2007 Page #90  
ack. It had to have been 72 or 73, somewhere right around in there. I can't 2007 Page #122  
s closed up. Maybe about 10 clays, somewhere around there. And all of the m 2007 Page #125  
d toward it on a collision course. Somewhere over a vast desert plain known 2007 Page #186  
 He did believe that it had landed somewhere to the northwest. He didn't th 2008 Page #11  
then suggested that it had crashed somewhere in Utah. The Los Angeles Times 2008 Page #13  
ct implies there must be witnesses somewhere even if they are restricted by 2008 Page #40  
ct impacted, and may have exploded somewhere in the Elk River drainage area 2008 Page #58  
l control over the Earth that lies somewhere in outer space ... And if ther 2008 Page #134  
aterrestrial visitors have to land somewhere , why not in Voronezh? Skeptic 2009 Page #139  
 other end. Perhaps the truth lies somewhere in between . The competence ar 2009 Page #155  
essed in 1947 were manmade or from somewhere else does not matter, as they  2009 Page #177  

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f the "Special Teams" described in SOMI-01 as follows: 4.a. The recovery fo 2006 Page #18  

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UP SPECIAL OPERATIONS MANUAL." The SOMl-01 manual introduces personnel of " 2005 Page #128  
tical to the guide included in the SOMl-01 Special Operations Manual. Other 2005 Page #129  

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received his doctorate from Robert Sommer, director of the Deutscher Verban 2008 Page #140  

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rmlt0 mAit Fo1ce Baoe. Monb.-u ■ ■ Som• Uncon.6.cned Encowneo 2. Intruder A 2009 Page #142  

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er salvager named Harold Dahl, his son, his son’s dog and two unidentified  2003 Page #41  
er named Harold Dahl, his son, his son’s dog and two unidentified people wi 2003 Page #41  
ces of that material struck Dahl's son and dog, injuring the boy killing th 2003 Page #41  
ron discussed this matter with his son as to why he was going to reveal thi 2003 Page #68  
ll you what, something manned that son of a gun." 65                        2003 Page #69  
arby Catholic school who wants her son to become a priest. Young James atte 2003 Page #85  
ay 5th when she and her 8 year-old son saw two huge, silent objects hoverin 2003 Page #143  
 Bennewitz' nickel. Hansen and her son Shawn had been staying at the Bennew 2003 Page #143  
on Bowen. I was able to locate his son, who has confirmed that his father w 2003 Page #179  
 in all seriousness by Pig Idell's son, James Idell, that his grandfather h 2004 Page #31  
ot-tall, big-headed spaceman." The son also said his father knew who took t 2004 Page #31  
im outside to see them. Father and son were in time to see the object with  2004 Page #37  
newspaper. The friend was with his son and all three were at the West End M 2004 Page #44  
e hidden at the home of his eldest son James, and true to his prediction, o 2004 Page #86  
ublic until 2002. Wilbert's oldest son James was the one that made the fact 2004 Page #93  
almiro Campana phoned Dr. Walker's son who had been in charge of Dr. Walker 2004 Page #100  
ion. It may be a factor in why his son would become the vehicle for governm 2004 Page #101  
 we would learn that the rancher's son and the rancher referred to those sy 2004 Page #135  
uld also learn later that Marcel's son, Jesse Marcel Jr., remembered that s 2004 Page #135  
more — and of course the rancher's son, the late Bill Brazel, who recounted 2004 Page #138  
shing home to wake up his wife and son late at night in order to show them  2004 Page #142  
it was. Bill Brazel, the rancher's son, was both credible and precise in de 2004 Page #143  
child would have been a neighbor's son who liked to ride the range with Mac 2004 Page #143  
fter Stalin's death, installed his son Sergel as head of design bureau • An 2004 Page #158  
 Philologist Sukhoveev; leaks from son, Azizova, quoted by Anfalov • Compar 2004 Page #168  
dent Johnson told him personally, "Son, I ordered it classified." The state 2004 Page #176  
 Board of Lear Corporation — where son (John Lear) heard several times that 2004 Page #207  
raphics expert; Jesse Marcel, Jr., son of Maj. Jesse Marcel; a schoolteache 2004 Page #227  
ned. A couple of years later Mac's son, Bill Brazel, showed some of this de 2004 Page #240  
Air Command General. Actually, his son "lawyered up" after some written cor 2004 Page #247  
. Vandenberg died in 1954, but his son Major General Hoyt S. Vandenberg Jr. 2004 Page #247  
e 23"1, Chereze's father asked his son what was "all the nonsense" people h 2005 Page #33  
 Arizona. 1\t[eanwhile, Reich, his son Peter, and several others were drivi 2005 Page #99  
alogy and made contact with Jose's son, who provided him with Jose's phone  2005 Page #154  
he sun." It is certain that Lear's son, John, is prepared to fl) such a cra 2005 Page #173  
 service ATLANTIC MOW *MOM srommos Son moPoui, mama Sy,t.roka, Pm: T.T.OTIR 2006 Page #39  
llance Satellites • "FTM" Visiting son Joseph in London, 1956 37            2006 Page #40  
 gorge, his sister and her teenage son were growing restless. Hoyt pulled o 2006 Page #71  
yt, his sister Lisa Gjerde and her son Joey had witnessed the crash and the 2006 Page #83  
ead. She also introduced me to her son, Freddie, who was also a witness to  2006 Page #93  
ued to speak with Mrs. May and her son, Freddie, and after several conversa 2006 Page #94  
the North Wales Fire Service whose son was in the Army. But it's not surpri 2006 Page #127  
ge.) I learned about this from the son of the Area 51 engineer, a man now 4 2006 Page #150  
mi-consciousness with a shout of, "Son of a bitch, I found it!" Unfortunate 2006 Page #180  
 its policies. , 1946: Publisher's son, Gene Pope Jr., graduates from MIT a 2007 Page #26  
:-71 Pres.ed on Chechny u.g ,, e.u,son u ,n J I ~ ............ , ..... p ,. 2007 Page #27  
a church ■ Secretary knew him, and son ■ One call and I was talking to him  2007 Page #43  
ing about him the other day as his son is still alive and is crying to get  2007 Page #84  
d a second one in an envelope. His son, Eddie Chavez, owns and operates a B 2007 Page #161  
e r Armstron g, who is next to her son, Paul McKeever. This is where they w 2007 Page #166  
e '.Vas warm. Rebecca's 8-year-old son, Paul, was playing outside with his  2007 Page #166  
 town. Both Bernini's wife and his son saw the light and his son said that  2008 Page #13  
 and his son saw the light and his son said that he also saw an object. He  2008 Page #13  
ashed. Deputy Paul VVenzel and His Son - While speaking to the local law en 2008 Page #48  
fficers, I learned the 18 year old son of resident Deputy Wenzel, Paul, had 2008 Page #48  
said Tuffy went to school with his son, Andy. He claimed Tuffy Miller disco 2008 Page #52  
 on May 13, 1987, l spoke with his son, Andy Hamden who was 23 years old th 2008 Page #52  
 the Bay City Bridge. But what her son, Shannon reported may help to paint  2008 Page #53  
g taken by military officials. Her son lived on Seacrest Lane near the West 2008 Page #53  
out the same date as the Crash her son watched an unmarked official -lookin 2008 Page #53  
er in UBC was E. Roland Harriman , son of Edward H. Harriman , who had been 2008 Page #129  
t mentor to Prescott Bush. Another son Averell Harriman , also held ownersh 2008 Page #129  
s member to both Bush, Sr. and his son, George W. It should also be noted t 2008 Page #138  
, John D. Rockefeller and his only son, John D. Rockefeller Jr., had not on 2008 Page #140  
ccused assassin, John Hinckly, was son of Bush oil association and Bush's s 2008 Page #142  
of Bush oil association and Bush's son Neil was scheduled to have dinner wi 2008 Page #142  
prayed for Reagan's recovery , the son of Nazi financier Prescott Bush ran  2008 Page #142  
ion, Arnold Schwarzenneger, is the son of a Austrian Nazi Brown Shirt leade 2008 Page #144  
al -SOM 1-0 I." About this time my son and friend, Ryan, got interested and 2009 Page #7  
er his business was sabotaged, his son was kidnapped and his wife was threa 2009 Page #30  
erviews conducted by Khrushchev 's son, Sergei. Dr. Sergei Khrushche v said 2009 Page #42  
tland, Oregon. She almost lost her son and only child in the same accident. 2009 Page #88  
well enough to eventually help her son graduate from Stanford University. H 2009 Page #88  

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lly killed his dog and injured his son's arm. Although the harbor boat was  2009 Page #31  

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of the incident." 7. Stringfield's son-in-law informed him that he had spok 2005 Page #79  
va {Reich's daughter}, Moise (l,js son-in-law) and Steig (cartoonist and il 2005 Page #103  

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1ctc1· a.bout it." . : radiaUon of son11: sort. though exaggCTated, arc sub 2009 Page #184  

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offshore not searched as well with sonar and other methods available to the 2004 Page #42  

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. nat.. emaine no•• W. 1111149m 1l.sonc I rm t S. Indun I ust lund 4.40. fi 2006 Page #32  

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th a deafenina sound, according to sOne witnesees. Is it oneo these rocket  2004 Page #19  
a. lb Itay—The strange object that sone people in the northern racm or 3.0. 2004 Page #20  

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ject tol tlle1 c·:i.,u:1 lt IPs or sonHi rni lit :11·~ 1 Florlcl:i. prohl0t 2009 Page #181  

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n a second or so -and there was no sonic boom. Well, of course, when I rece 2008 Page #34  

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his friend, research associate and sonin-law (who was a trained cloud-buste 2005 Page #98  

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 he proceeded to tell his wife and sons what had just happened in the woods 2003 Page #22  
 SE Missourian newspaper d Has two sons, Dewey & John, four brothers After  2003 Page #31  
lbuquerque, New Mexico. He had two sons, a devoted wife, and was an accompl 2003 Page #141  
Kees Van Der Heijden. John Wiley & Sons Ltd. Pg 2. 48                       2006 Page #51  
e 'flying saucer' which Mrs. May's sons saw was a meteorite. The incident o 2006 Page #99  
erviewed Gordon Graham, one of his sons, Lance Graham, called me with addit 2008 Page #52  

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~1111t•.rl 1-llnrb, Mexico Client: Sony Valo Latin America Product: Valo Tx 2007 Page #66  
rom a UFO into a cornfield is from SONY. Even though the farm couple is obv 2007 Page #73  
· • ~~ , ~ · . ..;-:""; cc:n.,:.:, SONY . ' Kmart shoppers know that the ch 2007 Page #73  

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EC.T, eu-:WOP.OOY CN,4f our AAO :, soo,.: !;H()T AW,.,Y IXTD 4™E S~Y. • to1 2009 Page #106  
Ul't'TL:CJJ..S ~'l"IG: ~ l~ 0:)00. SOO: SICJf':'JllCS H.1'12 !ED Dft.AIXC I 2009 Page #150  

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O ~~( CY\11,::~1c.,,..:. u:V" tO~f SOOI..OO"'l't T~~ ."Tl-yrt.TQ :..QwtO ,, 2009 Page #114  

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esitate to enlighten the public as soon and as completely as possible. ” ww 2003 Page #18  
n light The sun would be mountains soon and I had better be on my way. I wo 2003 Page #46  
. The search teams spread out, and soon Romansky and his team heard a repor 2003 Page #60  
es at the people and the observers soon departed. The Object Is Removed Fro 2003 Page #61  
, and saw the object in the ground soon after it fell. That lead was import 2003 Page #63  
            The Kecksburg Incident Soon after the incident, WHJB news direc 2003 Page #67  
 at times changed directions. They soon heard that the object had fallen ne 2003 Page #68  
him. Joel went on to describe that soon after the military officer struck t 2003 Page #69  
 officer jumped off of the object. Soon thereafter, there were numerous sol 2003 Page #69  
the field towards the wooded area. Soon after, a military officer approache 2003 Page #70  
uding all relevant liaising. He is soon directing and overseeing the manufa 2003 Page #86  
nd Ferdinand Eberstadt who arrives soon after. Eberstadt is shocked at Forr 2003 Page #89  
sed with a water/solvent wash, and soon the occupant was dispatched for med 2003 Page #99  
 was to become concerned. He would soon be involved in one of the earliest  2003 Page #142  
newitz asked Sprinkle to come back soon to try and fill in the missing part 2003 Page #144  
e "tagged animal" model, Bennewitz soon developed an elaborate alien conspi 2003 Page #144  
b and forest. Paul Bennewitz would soon begin a process which would help tr 2003 Page #144  
rganizations that were already (or soon would be) monitoring his movements  2003 Page #145  
e dais on the evening of July 1st. Soon after he began, the audience began  2003 Page #146  
VERY 14. Removal and transport: as soon as communication OK ' Documentation 2003 Page #175  
resident as Reagan left for bed as soon as it was over. A couple months aft 2003 Page #198  
 had been closed but that it might soon be reopened. They also reported tha 2004 Page #8  
r, I will attempt to get a copy as soon as it is published. It has recintly 2004 Page #18  
ich it did, and the whole town was soon aroused." Apparently there was even 2004 Page #32  
hat I decided to keep going, and I soon found myself passing over the state 2004 Page #32  
fficial Secrets Act. The story was soon relegated to the colorful realm of  2004 Page #46  
 base for the next few hours. They soon came upon a machine of unknown orig 2004 Page #47  
everal miles down the line. He was soon ordered to close down his perimeter 2004 Page #47  
ent to pick him up. That truck was soon joining other vehicles converging o 2004 Page #47  
 forms appeared next to the craft. Soon a senior officer stepped through th 2004 Page #48  
 hypnotic regression with him, and soon. A session was arranged for the 15` 2004 Page #59  
vents. It was a session I will not soon forget and it left quite an impress 2004 Page #59  
cipating the U.S. government might soon make a public statement. Gordon Cox 2004 Page #90  
he ground and that he flew over it soon after the incident to check it out  2004 Page #143  
econd site and bodies from the air soon after the crash in 1947, and who cl 2004 Page #143  
ials admitted he would be released soon. • Henry considered it odd that he  2004 Page #204  
ual UFO Crash Retrieval Conference Soon we had assembled an eclectic group  2004 Page #227  
 encountered. 4r, Other words were soon found, and all of these with NO ima 2004 Page #227  
s drove the President from office. Soon after, it reopened the investigatio 2005 Page #84  
tered this country. (fhe FBI would soon begin to build a huge file on Reich 2005 Page #92  
seum. Another laboratory was added soon after for students. Trus structure  2005 Page #94  
st clouds were forming thickly and soon covered the sky, indicating rain. T 2005 Page #99  
m missile, on Septemb er 26, 1945. Soon this complex was the focal point fo 2005 Page #125  
 was VSD in France and copies were soon flying around the world via the Int 2005 Page #146  
 'v/e must act to even the odds as soon as possible, in an effort to develo 2005 Page #162  
ugh water using jet propulsion. As soon as science uncovers more secrets, e 2005 Page #163  
. This would strongly suggest that soon there would be new methods of energ 2006 Page #10  
ight try to damp down the story as soon as possible, turning the event into 2006 Page #58  
ur sector of the Milky Way galaxy. Soon, new space-based telescopes will ma 2006 Page #70  
n anomaly on his instrument panel. Soon the A-12 began to shudder and stall 2006 Page #74  
and two miles from the crash site. Soon, he spotted a pickup truck bouncing 2006 Page #74  
ouds he headed back to Area 51. As soon as he was in radio range of Groom L 2006 Page #74  
ransport medical personnel. But as soon as Collins reported from Wendover,  2006 Page #74  
etallic debris and other material. Soon, other locals arrived on the scene. 2006 Page #79  
am and took several pictures. They soon heard the sound of rotors as an app 2006 Page #79  
 Greenhorn Mountains. His aircraft soon entered a steep dive and 78         2006 Page #81  
ture of the airplane's exhaust. As soon as the F-117A was declassified, Def 2006 Page #84  
ing pictures." Air Force personnel soon arrived, allegedly "smashed the cam 2006 Page #86  
unty in the center of the state. I soon discovered that UFO sightings and i 2006 Page #89  
ivilians," said Prescott. The team soon reached Llanderfel, whereupon they  2006 Page #122  
career for lowly Seattle (he would soon come to be known as "Mister Mariner 2006 Page #186  
id not wink with strobe lights and soon disappeared into the clouds. Remote 2006 Page #202  
 and around this aircraft, but was soon told to come out from under it due  2007 Page #105  
                     l'vlountain." Soon my dad was up there fighting the fi 2007 Page #122  
t almost happened, like I said, as soon as those cars showed up. It happene 2007 Page #124  
and ceU me about the fire. Joe: As soon as the military showed up the aircr 2007 Page #125  
uba diver had nausea and headaches soon after his contact with the same met 2007 Page #128  
object was labeled a meteorite. As soon as this appeared in the papers, I r 2007 Page #133  
 had been closed but that it might soon be reopened. They also reported tha 2007 Page #141  
sert plain below, and efforts were soon underway by the governments of both 2007 Page #186  
, false and misleading-as you will soon learn, in graphic proportions. Befo 2008 Page #24  
f being changed or amended anytime soon. The Coming of the Fireballs In the 2008 Page #26  
 departed shortly thereafter. Todd soon filed a request with the Air Force  2008 Page #30  
ed by all investigators-I quit too soon. The Latin root of investigation is 2008 Page #55  
 began snapping photo after photo. Soon I had taken all 36 pictures on my r 2008 Page #82  
 of atomic testing? (Orbital bombs soon.) ■"The measures ... are apparent." 2008 Page #116  
m the Gem1an Worker's Party, which soon included German Army Intelligence A 2008 Page #126  
lOA) who managed Project Paperclip soon began receiving security reports fr 2008 Page #137  
tish Intelligence to old OSS which soon became CIA under Allen Dulles. In 1 2008 Page #139  
dar intelligence were destroyed as soon as they had been evaluated during c 2009 Page #24  
s responsible for its contents. As soon as the President Elect is confirmed 2009 Page #25  
or UFO intelligence collection. As soon as the Chief Executive decides on w 2009 Page #25  
 to gain access to UFO information soon after coming into office on January 2009 Page #39  
nd remembers being in the day room soon after Christmas when some aim1en ta 2009 Page #81  
cending. As a result the story was soon relegated to the realm of myth, con 2009 Page #134  
nd and stopped what I was doing as soon as I realized I was listening to a  2009 Page #137  
he following week and he responded soon after. Over the _next few years we  2009 Page #139  
the greatest mystery of our times. Soon I found myself on the edge of this  2009 Page #154  
incident in late July 1947, Arnold soon found himself in a twilight zone of 2009 Page #179  

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y agreed. Corporal Werbicki had no sooner hung up the phone when another ca 2004 Page #36  
n prevented the team from arriving sooner. Containment of the 150-acre brus 2006 Page #82  
 space station better, cheaper, or sooner. However, when I retired I got a  2008 Page #104  

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1151 so bawl ...we '04- *roma mom ,soossoo V•118,11. rsonsorss ironer swerr 2006 Page #35  

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e." Most of the parts were lightly sooted, and evenly sooted along broken o 2006 Page #82  
ts were lightly sooted, and evenly sooted along broken or torn 79           2006 Page #82  

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 to the basement. Acheson tried to sooth him. A few minutes later Lovett ca 2006 Page #168  

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aze and escaped any fire damage or sooting. Civilian witnesses Andy Hoyt, h 2006 Page #83  

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O. OF ortoGes; t Ar.PCNIfVee.3: Me soots ceme•iii lima Mom me* seivanr ~dar 2004 Page #19  

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hnical intelligence interest. ACIN SOP for Blue Fly operations, February 19 2007 Page #134  

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or Technical Order, and there is a sophisticated assignment of numbers and  2003 Page #172  
essing authenticity, although with sophisticated PageMaker or equivalent so 2003 Page #179  
erely a hoax, why would anyone use sophisticated equipment to surreptitious 2004 Page #31  
. Radio communications were not as sophisticated in the mid-60s as they are 2004 Page #38  
c phenomena. The plant had several sophisticated tricks planned that totall 2004 Page #123  
g change. How the Secrets are Kept Sophisticated secrecy probably began in  2004 Page #123  
mated to be 1.2 meters in height • Sophisticated controls equipment purport 2004 Page #168  
njection, unusual back then with a sophisticated drug • Why: by government  2004 Page #206  
d a simple con man — no matter how sophisticated — have an FBI file that is 2004 Page #218  
hese installations were using very sophisticated (for their time), high-pow 2004 Page #220  
 to the birth of China's large and sophisticated UFO research communi ty. M 2005 Page #84  
 the 21" century, we are even more sophisticated. The question has now beco 2005 Page #118  
ation and writing style, employing sophisticated computer tools as well as  2005 Page #136  
Their function was to conduct very sophisticated monitoring of electronic a 2006 Page #9  
ly governments have very much more sophisticated instruments and observatio 2006 Page #9  
ment that it makes no sense that a sophisticated vehicle coming from many l 2006 Page #10  
 to radar (Fig. 9). Designers used sophisticated techniques involving radar 2006 Page #81  
 could argue that ant colonies are sophisticated, and that their society is 2006 Page #101  
eem to survive more as a result of sophisticated instinct than logic. Fred  2006 Page #102  
 by the Government. Similar highly sophisticated multi-level containment fa 2006 Page #103  
 VHF, retroviruses 5. Biologically sophisticated "Surgical Strike" on the i 2006 Page #112  
ve in action—should be defeated by sophisticated countermeasures known to a 2006 Page #112  
ge I was seeing. He had a bit more sophisticated radar than I did. I don't  2006 Page #145  
h, in 1966 to 1967, to construct a sophisticated radar station under the di 2006 Page #150  
                          Far more sophisticated and high-tech analysis of  2007 Page #201  
BRA MIST was the most powerful and sophisticated radar of its kind.         2008 Page #72  
adverbs, adjectives -but there are sophisticated clausal and phrase relatio 2008 Page #106  
metrics , which in general is less sophisticated but computes quantities li 2008 Page #106  
on. Forensic linguistics is a very sophisticated field. However, all the ex 2008 Page #106  
lt surprised me somewhat since the sophisticated subtlety was thoroughly of 2009 Page #11  
s continuin g refinement, promises sophisticated remotely piloted control w 2009 Page #22  

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cy that could achieve the level of sophistication and completeness. So we c 2004 Page #253  
documents, overall quali~, length, sophistication and believability may be  2005 Page #121  
er, with more money, resources and sophistication, virtually all of these c 2005 Page #134  
xist in industry for research. The sophistication of these facilities trans 2006 Page #103  
 for easy reading. The quality and sophistication of the thinking for that  2009 Page #8  
re weapons, most people envision a sophistication of existing weapons. This 2009 Page #23  

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 1960s and 70s, we had become more sophjsticated. The question became, "Do  2005 Page #118  

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ttendant finds Forrestal copying a Sophocles poem out of a book bound in re 2003 Page #91  
. Forrestal had copied most of the Sophocles poem from the book on hospital 2003 Page #94  

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 o! power eriual to ve..-y weakest sor: o[ cnsouc nys. about 10 lime, that  2009 Page #182  

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foremost among these would be some sore of propulsion system. The most prom 2005 Page #161  
mediately made me stick out like a sore thumb. I didn't fit into this close 2006 Page #91  
ut of the canyon down there like a sore thumb, because there are no other m 2007 Page #122  

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ubject of UFOs is nonsense will be sorely challenged if they have the coura 2005 Page #119  

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 science \\ ricer, his friend Brad Sorensen was attending an air show at No 2005 Page #83  
at Norton Air Force Base that day. Sorensen attended with an exceedingly we 2005 Page #83  
e Frank Carlucci). The friend told Sorensen to "follow me," and they walked 2005 Page #83  
ar was something even more exotic. Sorensen gave McCandlish a very explicit 2005 Page #83  

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

t Lake City geologist named Lamont Sorenson, who died earlier this year.    2005 Page #60  
red ,11.0- seCunty mforrnabon Tees Sorenson there we, riy :UV, tti*rC be dr 2006 Page #30  

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 major international conspiracy of sores. Tlus is hard co believe when so m 2007 Page #127  

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tctt acM4nittiot fromtho V.2.14,12 Soroloo. 1. it horemit4 zi rsyl‘ortLyst  2006 Page #39  

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; .. enterprise , Including John H.Sorrelo, executive editor at Scrlppo ..  2007 Page #16  

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of Censorship. He lacer hired John Sorrels, executive editor of Scripps How 2007 Page #16  

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ssed Rancher who Located 'Saucer 1 Sorry He Told About It 116               2003 Page #120  
ence Agency? Smith: (Chuckles) I'm sorry, gentlemen, but I don't care to go 2004 Page #95  
Shartle told me that he said, "I'm sorry, Sir, you know — you will have to  2004 Page #193  
eave I got a call that said "We're sorry — he says it's off." And I said "W 2004 Page #196  
 that he wants to let it lie. He's sorry; he doesn't want to say anything f 2006 Page #125  
e bit more prevelant then the blue Sorry its been 30 years ... wish I could 2009 Page #83  

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ntly a collapsed container of some sort, it baffles scientists who have ins 2003 Page #46  
for three days while they tried to sort out what had happened. Sprinkle put 2003 Page #143  
cked up into its underside in some sort of "tractor beam." She had been tak 2003 Page #143  
meant, and finally, felt that some sort of device had been implanted in her 2003 Page #143  
 or the abduction phenomenon. Some sort of objective reality was definitely 2003 Page #144  
viduals" were involved in the same sort of deal that he was revealing that  2003 Page #147  
sing an anti-gravity drive of some sort, developed in the 1960s, and perfec 2003 Page #151  
need for a recovery manual of some sort. We seem to be in possession of a 1 2003 Page #171  
NLMALE 111 THE AARE ARE STILL IV A SORT OF A DEMENTED STACIE. THEY WERE NOT 2004 Page #24  
re would have been residue of some sort with its accompanying odor. But the 2004 Page #40  
alls the island being used as some sort of military exercise as well, but c 2004 Page #44  
ms.' Very smooth, pewter in color, sort of a dull grey color. Two lenses pu 2004 Page #72  
ations, channels, radios, and that sort of business. So he was frequently o 2004 Page #96  
in that spirit that I offer here a sort of primer or guidepost of the Roswe 2004 Page #134  
that the tales Skully heard were a sort of smokescreen for a real incident  2004 Page #136  
s the "believers" claim. How do we sort all this out, and what reasons are  2004 Page #137  
e 1980s: "Some of the pieces had a sort of tape stuck to them, but even tho 2004 Page #137  
 the Roswell Incident has become a sort of mine-field one must navigate. Ce 2004 Page #139  
y contain highly questionable. The sort of situation we all saw in the nati 2004 Page #140  
a case in point, an example of the sort of research challenge 137           2004 Page #140  
rthly are all just a big myth, the sort of exaggerations that come with tim 2004 Page #143  
of us, and for some reason we were sort of herded by two plain clothes men  2004 Page #183  
te — looked like transparent moons sort of just trailing and following it t 2004 Page #184  
ut what you are getting into. It's sort of a step thing. It's one step at a 2004 Page #190  
 said he had just heard about some sort of ruckus out near Aztec. Farley an 2004 Page #216  
eat to national security. So, this sort of begs the question, do the withhe 2004 Page #219  
opriate? Can someone say that this sort of procedure did exist? Tab F direc 2004 Page #253  
have taken centuries ... " ■ "some sort of being in a photograph ... " ■ "T 2005 Page #9  
alignment" ■ " ••• mention of some sort of film over the eyeball" ■ "They a 2005 Page #9  
o said sternly, "Do not watch that sort of thing. It's no good." On Februar 2005 Page #33  
believe may be carbon fibers. This sort of "hairiness" about the metal prov 2005 Page #158  
at such a life form possesses some sort of culture, language, behavior patt 2006 Page #52  
 mission at Groom Lake. It was the sort of detail that only old-timers from 2006 Page #85  
wo crash sites with bodies of some sort in the Roswell events, and this may 2006 Page #104  
d to the area and, dressed in some sort of full-body protection suit, enter 2006 Page #132  
 were out in the desert — was some sort of a creature. It looked like — wel 2006 Page #157  
ust based on the truck. The aliens sort of looked like that one down in the 2006 Page #158  
uld have been like snake skin in a sort of way. CAN YOU EXPLAIN THAT FURTHE 2006 Page #158  
d, either through charring of some sort or other damage. OR BURNS? Or burns 2006 Page #159  
I am trying to describe here looks sort of veiny, I guess you could say, or 2006 Page #159  
ILIAN? Yeah, you could tell it was sort of reptilianish. But at the same ti 2006 Page #159  
mb. If it had a thumb, it was just sort of a nib-looking thing here. And it 2006 Page #159  
 making threats on me. We got into sort of a heated argument and he said he 2006 Page #161  
n though he said that, it was just sort of an inference that the whole thin 2006 Page #162  
dar detections were caused by some sort of atmospheric disturbance. (Note:  2006 Page #168  
gather my notes together into some sort of cohesive form. Having previously 2006 Page #181  
an inverted teacup shape with some sort of hatch. In addition, those aboard 2006 Page #190  
interests to at least attempt some sort of hoax. But, in actual fact, virtu 2006 Page #192  
telligently operated craft of some sort? Why did the object cause such a di 2006 Page #192  
~,. 'Pertiaps·original!y with some sort of oversight by ,-, : i l(lifitary  2007 Page #55  
tising? Does there seem to be some sort of conspirac y to use such themes t 2007 Page #59  
 a nod. Does there seem to be some sort of conspirac y in play wh.ich is em 2007 Page #76  
at computers why don't you do some sort of course at it and you can make so 2007 Page #78  
ts interesting for me to know what sort of person a you are, how did you ge 2007 Page #79  
oftware when he was out and about, sort of thing. M\XI: Would you job invol 2007 Page #83  
e? GM: No it's ok. 111\\7: So what sort of damage? GM: Well they have kind  2007 Page #88  
administrators desktop. MW: \Xlhat sort of note did you leave them? GM: I w 2007 Page #89  
ave them? GM: I was tel.ling them "Sort your security our". 11W: So you did 2007 Page #89  
network and it was around the same sort of time that I was there .... I won 2007 Page #90  
eone would be motivated to do this sort of computer activity that you did . 2007 Page #91  
or, but thought they might be some sort of "test" aircraft. The General's O 2007 Page #95  
aller disc seemed to incorporate a sort of magnifying/ enJarging optical si 2007 Page #100  
reason MacDill AFB was chosen as a sort of "clearing house" storage facilit 2007 Page #110  
official channels has ever had any sort of bearing upon national security-a 2008 Page #23  
liens were actually nothing of the sort. Rather, they were literal demons,  2008 Page #35  
d not long after he observed "some sort of helicopter carrying something be 2008 Page #52  
ional security and examples of the sort of information that is being withhe 2008 Page #63  
ntally fired off a missile of some sort. We drew a complete blank and the i 2008 Page #66  
t was like I was in a daze of some sort. There was no structure under side  2009 Page #83  
lt at the time was a hatch of some sort. I remember these colored lights bu 2009 Page #84  
isc finally flew away it left some sort of platform on the ground where it  2009 Page #136  
lated might have been made by some sort of landing related apparatus. The r 2009 Page #137  
hole thing have possibly been some sort of psy-ops operation to gauge the r 2009 Page #140  
ints to a ray or radiation of some sort. The sentence reads "One 151        2009 Page #157  
0 feet in diameter. Close by, this sort of radiation was expected to be fat 2009 Page #158  
nything more than the very weakest sort of cosmic rays. The Dail) Capital N 2009 Page #159  
ates. "An airplane equipped with a sort of super dog whistle," he said, "co 2009 Page #162  
ints to a ray of radiation of some sort. That sentence reads "One means of  2009 Page #168  
ps J.iSII ft:el. 176 CIMe by, lhl5 sort o!. ndiatlon was expocted to be lat 2009 Page #182  
The scit'nti,l, Jamt's l\h!rioni I sort of super doi: whistlc,n he 5~irl. S 2009 Page #183  
a.bout it." . : radiaUon of son11: sort. though exaggCTated, arc subsUln• • 2009 Page #184  

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urces .... When this data has been sorted out, I would like you to arrange  2009 Page #41  

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and the drone began its programmed sortie. Following completion of the miss 2006 Page #78  

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ivit y and patience were spent in "sorting all th.is out' for the reader. S 2005 Page #102  

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pons and replacement parts for all sorts of atomic devices. It was the most 2003 Page #142  
and researhers to believe in these sorts of activties. "Paul was really int 2003 Page #144  
pposite end — it being a duplex of sorts. Wilfred had thought that his brot 2004 Page #38  
Force first opened the door to all sorts of extreme speculation about visit 2004 Page #134  
eman and others made offers of all sorts of films that the government wante 2004 Page #192  
h creation of Jesus Christ and all sorts of ridiculous 191                  2004 Page #194  
n types of aerial vehicles." These sorts of memos continue through the rema 2005 Page #74  
t, 2005 Introduction There are all sorts of UFO stories-lights in the sky,  2005 Page #120  
But he's very afraid. He's had all sorts of individuals from the Ministry o 2006 Page #124  
 relates in a fictional format the sorts of things that you were legally un 2006 Page #130  
te dry areas of the Sahara, do all sorts of things with that free energy. S 2007 Page #85  

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kilda Bank], and ITT, whose chief, Sosthenes Behn, was a director of NCB. T 2008 Page #128  

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Army Finds 'Flying Saucer' Genet.' Sotatfttet It It Rondo/ W rothe. Gadget  2006 Page #26  

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aw rolling vas la fl4t art.tficial sotoilito wohten already has beta locate 2004 Page #20  

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 time everybody has practically fo,sottcn them. Well, aJmost everybody . La 2009 Page #177  

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NY SOURCES HAVE PROVIDED DOCUMENTS Sou,a, When ■ Jaime 5handera 1984 ■ Bill 2007 Page #42  

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 inf,o,m~l:ion. I "m()SI reliable" soucccs "" ~av-. So fat ~ is ,,110\\ n.  2009 Page #182  

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room. The White House sends Sidney Souers, the first Secretary of the Natio 2003 Page #90  
 the CIA. Truman considers Admiral Souers to be one of his closest confidan 2003 Page #90  
 Dr. Jerome Hunsaker Mr. Sidney W. Souers Mr. Gordon Gray Dr. Donald Menzel 2003 Page #132  
ng, Twining Box 121 • 1 July 1947, Souers on Atomic Energy Intelligence NND 2003 Page #165  
 Dr. Jerome Hunsaker Mr. Sidney W. Souers Mr. Gordon Gray Dr. Donald Menzel 2004 Page #203  
wer Briefing document. ---Sidney W Souers was a retired rear admiral who in 2008 Page #133  
or a time after leaving that post. Souers also had a lifelong connection to 2008 Page #133  
etween 1920 and his death in 1973, Souers held executive positions in the M 2008 Page #133  

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 of unwarranted influence, whether sought or unsought, by the militaryindus 2003 Page #6  
al government, which, in turn, had sought assistance from the U.S. National 2004 Page #8  
, copies of which are, today, much sought after. Beginning in 1954, Stringf 2004 Page #108  
ining access to UFO information he sought, which he said "is still classifi 2004 Page #146  
t quality to visualize the details sought for analysis. Several researchers 2004 Page #231  
e basic fact, for myself, and have sought a rational explanation that fit i 2005 Page #93  
fter the War, when TO\vnsend Brown sought to improve on the various proposa 2005 Page #171  
s of the Contact Planning Sessions sought to begin with a blank page, save  2006 Page #49  
t of classic scenario planning, we sought to attach no probability or likel 2006 Page #51  
 recovery effort and the object it sought, businessman William Cummins —a l 2006 Page #188  
of unwarrant ed influence, whether sought or unsought, by the military-indu 2007 Page #108  
uarters, as Bureau agents not only sought to quickl) ascertain and record t 2007 Page #137  
al government, which, in turn, had sought assistance from the US National A 2007 Page #141  
inct emotional distress, the Hills sought assistance from Dr. Benjamin Simo 2008 Page #35  
ret formulas , though the chemists sought them. (The one fact the alchemist 2009 Page #21  

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Corso, now deceased — God rest his soul — who wrote the important 1997 book 2004 Page #78  

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e Antichrist, and to "harvest" our souls upon death for reasons that were n 2008 Page #35  
rves. ■ 'Cloring rooms· ■ H111'11n souls and conuinera ■ H111'11n military  2009 Page #152  

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. Bob Wood Many sources/ documents Soun:e When Docs Pages Closs. ■ Jaime Sh 2008 Page #115  

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t involves a sighting in the Puget Sound area in Washington state that resu 2003 Page #41  
ok skyward after hearing a hissing sound in the distance. Randy recalled ho 2003 Page #58  
 there was an odd whirling-hissing sound, and Joel said he saw what looked  2003 Page #69  
 hatch closed, it made a very loud sound like metal hitting metal. At that  2003 Page #69  
human could produce that volume of sound. At that point after hearing the s 2003 Page #71  
orrestal and Eberstady fly to Hobe Sound Florida where friend and future Se 2003 Page #89  
ain George M. Raines flies to Hobe Sound; Raines is Chief of Neuro Psychiat 2003 Page #90  
 duty nurse reports hearing a loud sound from her window: it is Forrestal's 2003 Page #92  
on vessel produces a sharp popping sound, then hydrogen is confirmed. In or 2003 Page #114  
l involved which do not conform to sound reasoning with regard to the possi 2003 Page #207  
se programs that do not conform to sound American policy with regard to Chi 2003 Page #207  
. •''olvnd which de not conform tn sound reasoninr witu "o»ard to tr- poosi 2003 Page #214  
e programs which do not conform to sound American policy with regard to Chi 2003 Page #225  
ast week he heard a loud whistling sound and saw a fire ball followed by an 2004 Page #11  
down into the aea with a deafenina sound, according to sOne witnesees. Is i 2004 Page #19  
AST WEEK WE HEARD A LOUD WHISTLING SOUND AND SAW A FIRE OALL FOLLOWED Pv AN 2004 Page #21  
 back though she heard a whooshing sound and a bang.                        2004 Page #34  
ng the broad ocean expanse of "The Sound" a few meters in front of them. Th 2004 Page #35  
ig plane had just crashed into the Sound next to Shag Harbor. Corporal Werb 2004 Page #35  
happened to look directly down the Sound. She was calling to express her co 2004 Page #35  
e might have just crashed into the Sound. She said she had seen some lights 2004 Page #35  
 that a plane had crashed into the Sound near Shag Harbor and wanted them b 2004 Page #36  
eep an eye on the light out on the Sound until his officers arrived, to whi 2004 Page #36  
e edge of the bank overlooking the Sound, Norm saw Laurie Wickens and some  2004 Page #37  
w the pale yellow light out on the Sound. Corporal Werbicki, having now see 2004 Page #37  
slanders" plying the waters of the Sound within the hour. Lawrence Smith's  2004 Page #38  
uld take him directly out into the Sound. 35                                2004 Page #38  
UFO Crash Retrieval Conference The Sound is a body of water about 2 kilomet 2004 Page #39  
h every buoy and buoy light in the Sound and this was not one of them. At a 2004 Page #39  
tern entrance and slowly cross the Sound. Though the night was cool, it was 2004 Page #39  
t wave action there was out on the Sound was long, slow swells caused by th 2004 Page #39  
 traveled about halfway across the Sound, Lawrence had one of the men switc 2004 Page #39  
ars after when sailing through the Sound. They reached the other side of th 2004 Page #40  
al number of vessels searching the Sound up to seven, including four more f 2004 Page #40  
r to the south, criss-crossing the Sound, making track lines east and west  2004 Page #40  
G 101 went out to the mouth of the Sound and worked its way back in case th 2004 Page #40  
ut to the southern entrance to the Sound. Once past that point there was "T 2004 Page #40  
lantic and the current through the Sound. The behavior of the waters then c 2004 Page #40  
 been the first to go out into the Sound had been told to go back in by 4:0 2004 Page #41  
s. They searched the bottom of the Sound until before dusk with no results  2004 Page #41  
e area was not searched beyond the Sound. The first two possibilities raise 2004 Page #42  
Woods Harbor, which overlooked the Sound, he was startled to see a string o 2004 Page #45  
 was no indication of a crash — no sound or vibration or fire, the lights c 2004 Page #47  
As it did, it 'exploded' without a sound, but With such brightness that it  2004 Page #48  
he only other strange trait was no sound. I knew the sound of 51            2004 Page #54  
nge trait was no sound. I knew the sound of 51                              2004 Page #54  
eone pulled a switch. There was no sound except for the emergency trucks en 2004 Page #57  
ns on tape, that certainly doesn't sound like something bizarre or extrater 2004 Page #138  
half animal and that \Vas making a sound like "a sharp anguished cry." The  2005 Page #31  
the alien let off a faint hummin g sound. The military truck headed at full 2005 Page #31  
limbs. The doctor did not hear any sound that might possibly have been made 2005 Page #36  
 away. It was making absolutely no sound and when it went by, the color was 2005 Page #70  
son. Wild as these a.Uegations may sound, they were well documented and mul 2005 Page #88  
mpan.ied by a crunch.ing, rumbling sound, shook the ground around us. The s 2005 Page #154  
d, shook the ground around us. The sound seemed to come from the next canyo 2005 Page #154  
 . 'Though speeds greater than the sound barrier have been measured several 2006 Page #30  
50 and out ot 551 orson seconds No sound mccandrish taco, meets a Man eirlP 2006 Page #30  
ed in accordance viith the des red sound output font the loudspeaker.       2006 Page #35  
ght flash, followed shortly by the sound of an explosion. He reported the f 2006 Page #71  
eral pictures. They soon heard the sound of rotors as an approaching Air Fo 2006 Page #79  
e's aircraft exceeded the speed of sound during its dive, attitude and airs 2006 Page #82  
 described hearing "a loud roaring sound and then a loud crash," and seeing 2006 Page #86  
e an aircraft coming down, but the sound was louder, bigger, heavier that a 2006 Page #127  
, i.e., several times the speed of sound. It did a right angle turn, then s 2006 Page #177  
 plenty of vessels plied the Puget Sound. The skies were brilliantly clear, 2006 Page #183  
ted in the northwest corner of the Sound, was enveloped by a heat wave. In  2006 Page #183  
 Northwest, on a boat in the Puget Sound. Bellingham Bay. Somewhere between 2006 Page #184  
ttle and Lummi Island in the Puget Sound) if they saw anything on radar abo 2006 Page #185  
e claims to hear or feel a humming sound emanating from the object. Burke,  2006 Page #187  
n... Throughout the northern Puget Sound at the time, the weather was descr 2006 Page #189  
 re-entry around the area of Puget Sound. According to astronomical digests 2006 Page #189  
 its headlong descent toward Puget Sound, perform a bizarre flipping maneuv 2006 Page #192  
me to rest? What about the humming sound or vibration that diver Richard Bu 2006 Page #192  
lashed down in the waters of Puget Sound just off the coast of Lummi island 2006 Page #194  
llee, the students heard a strange sound overhead and, as they looked up on 2007 Page #199  
 the others, Johnson remembered no sound associated with the object. He did 2008 Page #11  
re often associated with a roaring sound or a series of detonations. As the 2008 Page #12  
 wide variety of sea life in Puget Sound. The program presenter was Alan Ra 2008 Page #57  
ree feet, still with absolutely no sound. It started to move slowly. It too 2008 Page #83  
f an eye, it was gone. All with no sound! That still boggles my mind." Afte 2008 Page #83  
, the sighting was followed by the sound of a massive explosion that decima 2008 Page #97  
rse, what these are but they don't sound good. Some of the work of MK-ULTRA 2008 Page #111  
ited States. The idea is basically sound but fool hardy in its conception , 2009 Page #22  
high as 4. 7 times the velocity of sound. This aircraft could also be devel 2009 Page #23  
bstances over the shore near Puget Sound in Washington State, and in fact A 2009 Page #29  
                      being made a sound. The being touched some knobs on t 2009 Page #136  
47 -Bell Aircraft XS-1 faster than sound plane completes preliminary tests  2009 Page #156  
ief engineer of the motion picture sound division at the Dayton-Acme Co., a 2009 Page #160  
an example of the effectiveness of sound waves in a prepared address before 2009 Page #162  
Chief Engineer, Motion Picture and Sound Division of the Dayton Acme Compan 2009 Page #164  
xistence of the weapan first tt:re sound d1vis1on Jf tile, Pay. was reporte 2009 Page #184  

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

orld War, the description of which sounded remarkably like the craft recove 2004 Page #14  
s on the other end of the line and sounded to Werbicki as if he was very ex 2004 Page #35  
bject reported by Randle's witness sounded very much like a damaged YF-12A  2006 Page #87  
ick them out. So we knew what they sounded like. The difference between thi 2006 Page #147  
ci0 todol. No air raid alarms were sounded, but functionaries chatged with  2006 Page #169  
 Mexico, a man was interviewed who sounded very excited, and stated that he 2007 Page #115  
e strike, an air defense alert was sounded and fighter jets were prepped fo 2007 Page #185  
ard the roar. Bernini said that it sounded like an artillery shell flying o 2008 Page #13  
 , reported throughout the country sounded reasonable when the testimony of 2008 Page #17  
tle bodies" and other details that sounded as if they were liberally drawn  2008 Page #42  
iately afterwards a horrific thump sounded, followed by an earthquake which 2008 Page #98  
ky shut closed, and a strong thump sounded, 93                              2008 Page #99  

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

robee rocket, an early atmospheric sounding rocket. June knew about securit 2009 Page #89  

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

at crashed in New Mexico and which sounds similar to the South Carolina wri 2003 Page #101  
illance by extraterrestrials? That sounds right. Mainstream science wouldn' 2004 Page #132  
re) said "well OK, I guess so — it sounds good — sure." In an interview on  2004 Page #190  
with — you know — some alien. This sounds like what you are talking about,  2004 Page #196  
 The matter is too complicated and sounds too improbabl e to be explained c 2005 Page #91  
/e were 100 to 200 feet from chem. Sounds were coming out of the object, li 2005 Page #155  
 everywhere . \'/e didn't hear any sounds of the .Homhrecitos anymore. When 2005 Page #156  
it a natural cloak of securiC) -it sounds too incredible to be true. Many w 2005 Page #167  
s could click their stop watches." Sounds like a typical UFO sighting, but  2005 Page #172  
usly reported to have made hissing sounds and to have backed up and started 2006 Page #94  
iological warfare. Of course, this sounds like a conspiracy theorists' wild 2006 Page #122  
's description, on the other hand, sounds similar to a classic 'flying sauc 2006 Page #190  
exponentiaU y exploding population Sounds pretty scary, doesn't it? Possibl 2007 Page #37  
ng and l really wanted to do that, sounds childish but l was a child. When  2007 Page #80  
 He actually is with the 4602nd." "Sounds queer, Lou. They're not supposed  2007 Page #133  
terrifying as the atom bomb -super sounds that would upset the nervous syst 2009 Page #161  

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ing vegetables, fruit, milk, mixed soup and yogurt. There was no contact be 2005 Page #32  

Word: "source", 191 instance(s) (Back to Top)

nce President Dwight D. Eisenhower Source: January 17, 1961 address www maj 2003 Page #6  
ill classified Above Top Secret. ” Source: In a letter of March 28, 1975 ww 2003 Page #8  
own flying objects are nonsense. ” Source: New York Times, February 28. 196 2003 Page #10  
 in 1985 www.majesticdocuments com Source: The Hynek UFO Report www.majesti 2003 Page #11  
as recovered from the crash site.” Source: UFOs 50 Years of denials airing  2003 Page #14  
strained by physical principles. ” Source: Physics Essays, Volume 9, No. 1, 2003 Page #15  
Buck Rogerish as you might think." Source: New York Times, August 18, 1945  2003 Page #16  
had lost control of the subject. ” Source: Interview with CSETI, Dr. Greer  2003 Page #16  
ted it said it was very unusual. ” Source:Randle/Schmitt on the debris reco 2003 Page #16  
ivert the attention of the press." Source: Brigadier General Thomas Dubose, 2003 Page #17  
here were three crashes by 1952. ” Source: June 27, 1997 interview with Pol 2003 Page #17  
have it for cursory examination. ” Source: Own handwriting, on memo www.maj 2003 Page #17  
ntuitives B ■ Living and anonymous source(s) If B a Onsite investigations ■ 2003 Page #22  
s: retyped document, not original, Source: S-2 C*pt C--rcei Cun-B wxdTMO Co 2003 Page #26  
pears to rule out Cosmos 96 as the source of the Kecksburg incident. This i 2003 Page #71  
ed in 1955 by a British Government source that a UFO had crashed and, along 2003 Page #73  
n 1996, when a former British Army source asserted that he transported alie 2003 Page #76  
s sent by anonymous South Carolina source with his first April 10, 1996 let 2003 Page #97  
west of Roswell. Date not given by source. Photograph by Art Bell © 1996. T 2003 Page #97  
th of the San Mateo Mountains. The source also clarified in another letter  2003 Page #99  
d letter dated April 22, 1996. The source said that "based on past conversa 2003 Page #100  
nal letter from the South Carolina source added a few more comments about t 2003 Page #107  
agments sent by the South Carolina source. The method was vacuum vapor depo 2003 Page #109  
much electricity to be an economic source of hydrogen." In the Bismuth/Magn 2003 Page #115  
hicle and walked towards the light source. He thought he was looking at a l 2003 Page #147  
an nuclear missiles. Lear gave the source for some of this information as " 2003 Page #150  
ep 1953, Brig. Gen Garland, ATIC • Source: RG341, E284, Box 127 • “To insur 2003 Page #162  
wheel said he worked at the IPU - (source of many of the Cooper Papers Anot 2003 Page #162  
e top secret. This table shows the source, the date it was leaked, the numb 2003 Page #169  
NY SOURCES HAVE PROVIDED DOCUMENTS Source When Docs. Pages Class. ■ Jaime S 2003 Page #169  
als ___-3766KEY SOURCES, DOCUMENTS Source ■ Jaime Shandera ■ Bill Moore ■ L 2003 Page #169  
f the principal documents for each source. However, today we are primarily  2003 Page #170  
 and Central Intelligence" are the source of the data based on wreckage col 2003 Page #173  
 identified Quillin's Drugs as the source of the meter, and members of the  2003 Page #179  
cifically referred to radar as the source of the size and shape information 2003 Page #183  
Marshall meets with the President. Source: Truman Library meeting calendars 2003 Page #204  
 release. OK HST signed Marshall". Source: Truman Library. 7. On Tuesday, J 2003 Page #204  
ress release for the White House." Source: Truman Library 8. On Tuesday, Ju 2003 Page #205  
ive to China Attribute A B C D E F Source HST-Lib NARA NARA NARA NARA NARA  2003 Page #205  
that information was obtained from source in Congress who is close to Secre 2003 Page #236  
cle is separately identified as to source. Although the two articles are ve 2004 Page #7  
rch led to a disclosure that a CIA source known to the researcher Bob Barry 2004 Page #10  
n a farm near Santa Cruz, Bolivia. Source stated that the object was about  2004 Page #10  
as described as a mid-gray. Good's source informed him that: "We tried to c 2004 Page #15  
 "Perhaps this is foolish," Good's source advised him, "but for many years  2004 Page #15  
. 12 itay—aceortliag to S Its tble source. den Alter** Villapsnaa tormander 2004 Page #20  
LO T HAH/LTON* criL, 113Ar lip CU, SOURCE. NEWS mEnIA ts. Cul SPECIAL TNSTO 2004 Page #21  
the Aurora crash continues to be a source of controversy. Every few years t 2004 Page #26  
 Star-Telegram in 1973 was a major source for the news media regarding the  2004 Page #28  
ctor had no windmill." Her primary source of information was Robbie Hanson. 2004 Page #28  
urora story as a hoax. Her primary source of information was Etta Pegues. S 2004 Page #29  
This was despite the fact that his source had tracked down the operations j 2004 Page #43  
ket Research Panel in March, 1948. Source: Engclopedia Astronautica (www.as 2004 Page #64  
s his White Sands military officer source saw a photograph of a flying disc 2004 Page #64  
" seen by former military officer. Source said diameter of silver-colored d 2004 Page #73  
of the earth's magnetic field as a source of energy and I think our work ma 2004 Page #91  
dies and craft from an unreachable source in Canada. In Status Report #3, S 2004 Page #97  
ham had created the enhanced light source that was used on the NPIC film ta 2004 Page #104  
 Researcher Joan Jeffers II, 15-16 Source witnessed movie showing UFO and " 2004 Page #112  
esearcher Bill Hamilton III, 26-27 Source witnessed movie showing UFO and b 2004 Page #112  
ss was not Stringfield but another source, often identified. The second sur 2004 Page #115  
or." • 3. Report 68, Oregon, 1979. Source known to Molon was Marine in C/R  2004 Page #116  
aced in large flat semi with tarp. Source helped load crates onto helicopte 2004 Page #116  
at because I know Bruno Molon, the source, and the witness was a member of  2004 Page #117  
2: Tom Deuley may know identity of source and have other notes on the alleg 2004 Page #118  
tes, more concisely than any other source or forum up to that time. Since t 2004 Page #137  
aks by attempting to discredit the source... or the source's documents. Som 2004 Page #140  
 West in 1938. • According to this source, Vissarionov had a secret file wh 2004 Page #153  
emlya for Analysis • Lev Melnikov, source, Tsiolkovskiy Academy 170         2004 Page #173  
nce (Part 2) information as to the source of the footage, which he was told 2004 Page #180  
re is a story from a very reliable source I know that Nixon actually showed 2004 Page #181  
ld at least some of the story. One source, Jon Hunter, told me, however, th 2004 Page #197  
originate on another planet. • The source of my information is a British of 2004 Page #206  
nced knowledge M' NC= Dor raucAr • Source: CIA Archivist to Tim Cooper to M 2004 Page #207  
ion leak having to do with a power source, which was simple, self-sustainin 2004 Page #211  
r. Gee" cited by Scully as his key source for the details of the Aztec inci 2004 Page #218  
ect from a journalist protecting a source (or sources) seemed to elude Cahn 2004 Page #218  
an Karl Pflock — and the anonymous source who he says showed it to him — ha 2004 Page #221  
ulge the identity of his anonymous source, so no independent verification i 2004 Page #221  
ms made by an otherwise unreliable source of information. Think about it th 2004 Page #222  
h only Friedman and some anonymous source had seen, in which Menzel suppose 2004 Page #222  
text), wherein one finds the onl_y source for Pflock's claim — a "retired a 2004 Page #222  
MJ-12, and his use of an anonymous source to back it op! See Randle, Kevin  2004 Page #224  
ngement? Bought in from some other source, they would become Star Telegram  2004 Page #238  
ters or photographers, just as our source who was there on the night (but n 2004 Page #238  
 back to the typist, let alone the source of the intellectual content, alth 2004 Page #243  
e of 1999 from whom we have termed source S-1, who has supplied quite a num 2004 Page #248  
a number of documents to Tim. This source worked for James Angleton and fro 2004 Page #248  
sting paper trail to my knowledge. Source S-1 has supplied several document 2004 Page #248  
s, The CIA, and Congress" Essay by Source S-1 10. Authority of Director of  2004 Page #248  
from what appears to be a credible source. Some of the highlights of the Im 2004 Page #249  
 data from UFOs found in USSR" (no source noted!) ■ "As in the Philadelphia 2005 Page #9  
search community to speak with the source; and very brief aspects of the st 2005 Page #39  
 revealed that, accorrung to their source, he had been at the site of a UFO 2005 Page #39  
tely twenty } ears previously. The source identified himself as a graduate  2005 Page #39  
as djfficult to describe, said the source, due to the fact that it was nigh 2005 Page #39  
 dealt with the Kingman crash, the source stated: "The object was not built 2005 Page #40  
 or bodies found at the scene, the source added: "I saw d1e creature [d1at] 2005 Page #40  
s from this point onwards that the source of the Kingman case -who had prev 2005 Page #40  
mic proving ground in Nevada." The source interviewed in 1971 by Jeff Young 2005 Page #41  
 transfer co Hampton Roads from "a source" in Canada. In his paper The UFO  2005 Page #43  
zona. Stated Stringfield : "My new source, JLD, a resident of Ohio, north o 2005 Page #44  
d information from an intelligence source that there had been a UFO crash o 2005 Page #65  
 at htq,://blackv:mlt .com. A good source of documentation in book form rem 2005 Page #73  
d called "a well informed military source." This informant had heard from o 2005 Page #78  
also checked with "an intelligence source who was 'aware' of the incident." 2005 Page #79  
ed if he could expand on that, the source replied that he could not. Yet, a 2005 Page #82  
ine replacement for petroleum as a source of energy for the world economy;  2005 Page #85  
oves from the stronger system (the source) to the weaker -orgone energy flo 2005 Page #90  
y circled with a pen by an unknown source at the NSA with the word "Plant." 2005 Page #133  
sources, internal consistency, 5.0 source credibility) Zingers (obscure fac 2005 Page #135  
t? Is it logical or normal for the source to have been involved? Are there  2005 Page #136  
vered to Wright-Patterson AFB. One source stated that the Boli\rja case was 2005 Page #143  
rons from the electrostatic energy source to produce counterbary . The Brow 2005 Page #171  
, Bill Hamilton Looks during 1980s Source. former USN. Driving in Jeep with 2006 Page #26  
e tha area and say nothing Another source leads him to a producer who claim 2006 Page #26  
lm and drops out of sight. Another source. stationed in San Antonio in the  2006 Page #26  
bout alien bodies from an overseas source It. Colonel tells of intimate kno 2006 Page #26  
e George Lucas envious." • Another source (1985-1986): -We have things out  2006 Page #27  
ow object in space doing a U-turn. Source http /*woe projectprove.com/ Gary 2006 Page #31  
be free to mine every back-channel source for the inside scoop. Meantime, s 2006 Page #60  
nd prions--the latter the apparent source of deadly "mad cow" and related d 2006 Page #101  
ax, a weapons grade strain. 20 The source here is a former Soviet scientist 2006 Page #107  
atory Distress Syndrome of unknown source, with a presumptive determination 2006 Page #110  
es enter the body from an infected source, and set about corrupting the nor 2006 Page #114  
 the data rule out any significant source due to ordinary animal or human m 2006 Page #115  
 chart of frequency of occurrence. Source: Colm Kelleher's NIDS (National I 2006 Page #115  
t attributed the lights to another source. (9) Perhaps not surprisingly, th 2006 Page #121  
, at least — in 1996. The original source of the story was the UFO investig 2006 Page #122  
sed to reveal the real name of his source for the story, as he continues to 2006 Page #122  
 now introducing another potential source of radiation in the area twenty y 2006 Page #125  
nly interesting." (18) If the only source for the James Prescott story abou 2006 Page #126  
previously could not have been his source of the story. Moreover, a former  2006 Page #128  
of the name James Prescott for his source did have some particular signific 2006 Page #128  
to use that same name for his Army source, was something that amounted to n 2006 Page #128  
 has been postulated — that Dodd's source for the "Berwyn alien body recove 2006 Page #128  
ears not to have been the original source of this account: it does have a p 2006 Page #129  
something that we don't? A Defense source specifically referred to me direc 2006 Page #131  
ritten at an unofficial level by a source with deep knowledge of the incide 2006 Page #133  
rs were flown in from some unknown source and assembled in a secured area.  2006 Page #134  
 down by undetermined jamming. The source of the jamming is believed to com 2006 Page #140  
l holes as if exposed to an energy source.] None of the crews were found. T 2006 Page #141  
m for "Homing All the Way Killer." Source: FAS Space Policy Project. ] SLID 2006 Page #143  
s version indicates Lovett was the source of the "atmospheric effects" expl 2006 Page #168  
ce Truman. But Lovett was also the source of the "geese" explanation report 2006 Page #169  
rove it was a hoax...only that the source would not admit to it. Zechel's o 2006 Page #178  
indicating a rapidly moving signal source." The skeptics claim that there a 2006 Page #200  
 News Censorship: i, Censorship at source (military censorship) ;.. Discree 2007 Page #15  
g news about UFOs. ► Censorshjp at source (mjlitary censorshjp) ► Discreet  2007 Page #16  
in Newsweek and comes from another source.) Whatever was happenin g with UF 2007 Page #17  
loan· for $20,000 as down e3yment. Source of funding is unknown but has • b 2007 Page #26  
loan" for $20,000 as down payment. Source of funding is unknown but has bee 2007 Page #26  
ported by a seemjngly questionable source may have some basis in fact. lt t 2007 Page #33  
." ■ One reviewer: "Highly dubious source of information" ■ Another: "What  2007 Page #48  
Goodall, journalist One Groom Lake source: for Jane's Defense, AWST, "Absol 2007 Page #56  
any Interviews through the Another source (1985-1986): 1980& and early 1990 2007 Page #56  
. that "had we had different power source engines, we could have gone into  2007 Page #109  
ed that she knew what might be the source of the visit. In the mid-fifties  2007 Page #135  
h originate on another planet. The source of my informati on is a British o 2007 Page #136  
ain. Each article identified as to source. Although the two articles are ve 2007 Page #140  
to l(jrdand AFB (Albuquerque) ." [ Source: French website http://ufologie.n 2007 Page #160  
s indicate possible balloon as the source." It is not explained why the inv 2008 Page #8  
uminat ed from above ... The light source was coming from this area that wa 2008 Page #10  
 in the right seat, nor 1, saw the source of the illumination ... The light 2008 Page #10  
e were still looking for the light source, and 1 noticed an object to my le 2008 Page #10  
erate jamming -but jamming by what source? The mysterious and persistent no 2008 Page #73  
e Earth's magnetic field is a huge source of energy - terawatts! Mother Nat 2008 Page #77  
ts and the question: what is their source? Author Contact: Linda Moulton Ho 2008 Page #96  
quired over the years, showing the source, the date, the number of document 2008 Page #104  
mber of different inputs from each source. When the QD is compared by the A 2008 Page #108  
ocL111ents Many sources/ documents Source Ke-,Documents ■ Jaine Shandera Ei 2008 Page #115  
the Rockefellers. According to one source, Gray directed a psychological st 2008 Page #133  
rds) included in the 18 pages from Source 4 (CIA analyst) and the other is  2009 Page #10  
king. But intelligence is also the source of eyer increasing influence in a 2009 Page #12  
s its power. and intelligence is a source of increasing influence in any cl 2009 Page #12  
fied UFO intelligence system. As a source of great influence, intelligence  2009 Page #12  
 a whole coming to Tim Cooper from Source 4 was a product of disinformation 2009 Page #14  
s its power and intelligence, is a source of increasing influence in any cl 2009 Page #23  
--------~ ----------- system. As a source of great influence, intelligence  2009 Page #24  
pulate Oswald. The most documented source of a ClA link to the Kennedy assa 2009 Page #44  
search community to speak with the source; and very brief aspects of the st 2009 Page #48  
tham interview revealed that their source had been at the site of a UFO cra 2009 Page #48  
ona. Stated Stringfield: 44 My new source, JLD, a resident of Ohio, north o 2009 Page #50  
discuss the subject. Don Schmitt's Source While conducting research into al 2009 Page #51  
ve data surfaced on the crash. The source of the new data is an individual  2009 Page #52  
tl-4 1!nTt..OCAT1CSU"'- ~'O'•''-) !SOURCE. CO,.S TTOO."'-ST......, CO-.f) o 2009 Page #122  
United States. The Herald said its source of information about the new weap 2009 Page #157  
and never came from any scientific source. A starlight bomb would be easier 2009 Page #158  
                 What an Anonymous Source was quoted: "Research on such an  2009 Page #172  
." The New Zealand Herald said its source of The Seal Project report offers 2009 Page #173  
for location •Blue Cube •Talk to a source who worked on similar project     2009 Page #192  

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 names or corroboration III, 27-30 Source's father worked on alien craft at 2004 Page #112  
 to discredit the source... or the source's documents. Some say bogus docum 2004 Page #140  

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

nstructed by any power on earth. ” Source- April 4, 1950, White house press 2003 Page #5  

Word: "sources", 131 instance(s) (Back to Top)

l review the primary and secondary sources and evidence for the reality of  2003 Page #21  
zed and tested for accuracy. Other sources are analyzed for validity and co 2003 Page #21  
. That confirmation came from many sources in last few years, with the fres 2003 Page #21  
1. Below is a table of information sources that have been unused to investi 2003 Page #21  
h Retrieval Conference Information Sources II ■ Charlette Mann I .1 ■ Publi 2003 Page #22  
 attention to other key validating sources for this crash recovery event in 2003 Page #24  
 Seven leaked documents from three sources since 1994 provide both direct a 2003 Page #25  
potentially one of the most useful sources of information. The fire departm 2003 Page #32  
rmation I have received from other sources. Joel wants no public attention  2003 Page #70  
t Fry has interviewed a variety of sources alleging that there was a large  2003 Page #75  
edible and in most cases scholarly sources. Before making any case however, 2003 Page #85  
ed from the Soviet Union and other sources during the Cold War in the 1970s 2003 Page #110  
and Sensitivity Ryan Wood Document Sources • National Archives - College Pa 2003 Page #153  
 I have obtained from a variety of sources, totaling over 3500 pages, of wh 2003 Page #169  
Berliner, who graciously went MANY SOURCES HAVE PROVIDED DOCUMENTS Source W 2003 Page #169  
a _____________ Totals ___-3766KEY SOURCES, DOCUMENTS Source ■ Jaime Shande 2003 Page #169  
ables and equipment, together with sources such as Leonard H. Stringfield w 2003 Page #173  
of wreckage collected from various sources years 1947-1953 inclusive. ” 11' 2003 Page #174  
e acquired from other intelligence sources, it is the opinion of the team,  2003 Page #237  
vestigation be expanded to include sources that might elucidate other possi 2003 Page #237  
n located by authorities. The same sources said that the area where the art 2004 Page #8  
 truth of these reports. Argentine sources indicated that the border with B 2004 Page #8  
nformation from American and other sources, Second Lieutenants Brobs and Ty 2004 Page #13  
ts rear outer edge." Knowledgeable sources stated to Martin that a diversio 2004 Page #16  
e of Andy Kissner's most important sources was a high ranking officer at Wh 2004 Page #61  
sner learned from his confidential sources that the facts remain classified 2004 Page #64  
I do have knowledge from excellent sources that saucers HAVE crashed and fa 2004 Page #95  
itness reports. This table and its sources will be the central basis for mo 2004 Page #106  
al Syndrome, Status Report II: New Sources, New Data, January 1980 • 3. UFO 2004 Page #107  
Action? (yes or no) • Confirmation sources exist? (yes or no) • References  2004 Page #109  
to QDs? (yes or no) • Confirmation sources listed • Stringfield references  2004 Page #109  
NS ▪ 79% of reports have checkable sources • 71% report UFO craft • 66% rep 2004 Page #109  
63 reports with one or more backup sources to go to • 7 reports alluding to 2004 Page #109  
a from numerous named and un-named sources on crashed UFO incidents and tha 2004 Page #110  
exico, USA 1 1 1 1 1 Numerous Open Sources/Books II, 16-17; V. 12-15: V1, 1 2004 Page #111  
-13 UFO and bodies recovered , new sources confirming known reports 8 1948  2004 Page #111  
e, bodies four feet long; multiple sources 12 1949 Unknown, Mexico 1 1 1 1  2004 Page #111  
 that Len was so protective of his sources that, now that he is dead and ac 2004 Page #115  
 truth under wraps. Frank Skully's sources were later discredited as con-me 2004 Page #136  
 unidentified physicians, said his sources were afraid of physical threats  2004 Page #145  
the Roswell Incident from reliable sources, and that there was an extraterr 2004 Page #146  
ht to the older worlds of space as sources of human danger, or thought of t 2004 Page #148  
ual UFO Crash Retrieval Conference Sources BOOKS The Roswell Incident, by C 2004 Page #149  
ade either by military or civilian sources. If the sources are civilian, th 2004 Page #168  
litary or civilian sources. If the sources are civilian, there are differen 2004 Page #168  
chell has stated publicly that his sources have told him that after Preside 2004 Page #176  
gely pushed by a series of unnamed sources who approached Len Stringfield i 2004 Page #179  
leaked by Lazar and a couple other sources who claimed to have worked insid 2004 Page #179  
2 group from a number of different sources. Let me add one that you won't h 2004 Page #191  
 to great lengths to protect their sources, including, on occasion, spendin 2004 Page #218  
using to reveal the names of those sources. It is certainly possible that t 2004 Page #218  
journalist protecting a source (or sources) seemed to elude Cahn, just as i 2004 Page #218  
right? Did he really have "insider sources" as he claimed ("Dr. Gee" as the 2004 Page #221  
ed to seek out those — and other — sources of information, from both sides  2004 Page #223  
jesticdocuments.com under Document Sources. The Forensic Specialists and Th 2004 Page #250  
nstitute our primary investigation sources for analysis are James Black (a  2004 Page #250  
ce and according to our background sources this is normal procedure for the 2004 Page #252  
12 policy directive." Other public sources have confirmed the existence and 2004 Page #252  
0s, not the late SO's ~· REFERENCE SOURCES ■ Brinkman, William et al. 1997. 2005 Page #12  
uch more in terms of both data and sources, such as those cultivated by Leo 2005 Page #45  
hing.com ? -There are several good sources of UFO-related FOIA documentatio 2005 Page #73  
testimony from more than 30 direct sources, and another 30 or so intermedia 2005 Page #78  
ermediaries (on behalf of original sources who \Vere either deceased or who 2005 Page #78  
for confidentialit y. A few of his sources follow.4 1. A woman whose husban 2005 Page #78  
d heard from other inside military sources that a metallic disk had crashed 2005 Page #78  
alien technology and bodies. These sources came co him independent.ly of ea 2005 Page #81  
l, or any of Leonard Stringfield's sources, might be dismissed, or at best  2005 Page #81  
e connected (in spades) to illegal sources of funrung (e.g. narcotics traff 2005 Page #85  
ber of printed, archjval and human sources (all noted), incluiling correspo 2005 Page #88  
bove is true as well as some other sources we haven't even imagined as yet. 2005 Page #118  
 the list of official and credible sources speaking to the reality of UFOs  2005 Page #119  
maries to detailed accounts in the sources cited. These cases are much more 2005 Page #121  
d according to secret intelligence sources they are in all probabili ty of  2005 Page #122  
howing ongoing updates from "?vlj" sources in a fashion typical of governme 2005 Page #129  
ry of Silas Newton (one of the key sources for the Aztec story) from the 19 2005 Page #132  
 spectrum of quality, credibility, sources and evidence-that is the harsh r 2005 Page #134  
ighly credible, with unimpeachable sources and physical evidence, but they  2005 Page #134  
ame from essentially unimpeachable sources like the National Archives or fr 2005 Page #134  
f mind, number, relationships) 3.0 Sources (provenance of case, number of s 2005 Page #135  
ces (provenance of case, number of sources, internal consistency, 5.0 sourc 2005 Page #135  
e given a weighting factor of 3.0. Sources: How did the case or document su 2005 Page #136  
ed? Are there multiple independent sources corroborating the same event? So 2005 Page #136  
rces corroborating the same event? Sources are given a weighting factor of  2005 Page #136  
om numerous named and confidential sources. CoUecti,·el y there were hundre 2005 Page #139  
ny unexplainable details. In 2003, sources contacted this author about the  2005 Page #143  
ence to MOON DUST documents. These sources were surprised to see public ref 2005 Page #143  
raft, but sometimes involved UFOs. Sources stated that che object recovered 2005 Page #143  
rare occasions craft from nonhuman sources crash into earth, and government 2005 Page #143  
lectronic systems, when exposed co sources of electromagnetic radiation, ha 2005 Page #161  
 on testimony given by a number of sources, some of which still prefer to r 2005 Page #163  
Structure of Secrecy Stringfield's Sources US mintarydeStoning radar system 2006 Page #26  
ttle man meant 1947. Stringfield's Sources RETRIEVALS OF THE THIRD KIND t A 2006 Page #26  
 events. Inevitably, various media sources would try to get and tell the "r 2006 Page #57  
e: interstellar travel, new energy sources, genetic breakthroughs and more. 2006 Page #60  
 such an incident occurs, official sources release little (if any) informat 2006 Page #71  
 the matter? People are unreliable sources of information. They can, intent 2006 Page #71  
to-style character. However, other sources — some with official backgrounds 2006 Page #126  
ed government information from his sources. Rep. Kissner asserted there had 2006 Page #139  
issner's military and intelligence sources contend that the Truman Administ 2006 Page #139  
 seemingly disconnected events and sources of information: a documented "na 2006 Page #178  
eared. Except for two very helpful sources: Dominic Papetti, the captain/ow 2006 Page #180  
d) and government(NOR/ID) tracking sources indicated no presence of orbital 2006 Page #189  
urn the wheel of life Appendix II: Sources • The Bellingham Herald, various 2006 Page #194  
iting the book -availability! MANY SOURCES HAVE PROVIDED DOCUMENTS Sou,a, W 2007 Page #42  
o discribuce them to ocher, senior sources within che Intelligence communit 2007 Page #137  
 reasons not presently understood. Sources tell of Indiana Jones-style, U.S 2007 Page #138  
n located by authorities. The same sources said that the area where the art 2007 Page #141  
 truth of these reports. Argentine sources indicated that the border with B 2007 Page #141  
s HO CR 4-l. O:issificd bY Mullipk Sources dal~ 4 Oct 74. UECL: OADR "The l 2007 Page #175  
vironmental threat originates from sources external to national territory,  2008 Page #25  
t on to have a profound effect on· sources within both the Royal Air Force  2008 Page #33  
accordance with the views of Pope. Sources 1 USAF Fact Sheet, 1987. 1 Ibid. 2008 Page #38  
closed , would reveal intelligence sources or methods of gathering intellig 2008 Page #63  
ct and science-o O .::, ' fiction. Sources: Sibir, July 2, 1908. Translatio 2008 Page #103  
te as a note written by one of the sources in July 1999. Because of the num 2008 Page #105  
ember 8, 2008 by Dr. Bob Wood Many sources/ documents Soun:e When Docs Page 2008 Page #115  
 derived from the docL111ents Many sources/ documents Source Ke-,Documents  2008 Page #115  
s ■ Government documents/ archival sources ■ Research journals, publication 2008 Page #158  
f "leaked" documents from multiple sources, some of them on original paper. 2009 Page #7  
ction devices and such information sources as espionage and reconnaissance  2009 Page #18  
g Soviet back channel contacts and sources on advancing Soviet and allied p 2009 Page #19  
ction of UFO sighting from foreign sources. While it is recognized that som 2009 Page #25  
ligence matters related to foreign sources acquired through communications  2009 Page #25  
the most authoritative documentary sources so far for the existence of an M 2009 Page #35  
opposed to classified CLA and USAF sources .... When this data has been sor 2009 Page #41  
ing body of testimony, documents , sources and more that -collectively -sug 2009 Page #55  
es of the entire UFO controversy . Sources: Middlesex News, April 23, 1973. 2009 Page #55  
al Syndrome, Status Report II: New Sources, New Data, Leonard Stringfield,  2009 Page #56  
ity to be effective in war. No new sources of death rays were reported duri 2009 Page #158  
uckland which quoted most reliable sources as saying that research on such  2009 Page #159  
. teriologira! 11tl..ci. · !So new sources of death ra),'5 De:i.th my~ in g 2009 Page #182  

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c bomb.~ lro:n :,ny s,.·iP.:itilic sour~e ...... ~:ir· There a:-c t\\'o met 2009 Page #182  

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ash and one other crash right down south In Mexico. There were two crashes  2003 Page #43  
 Route 30 East, then turned to the South. Various witnesses from local comm 2003 Page #58  
ed April 10, 1996, postmarked from South Carolina and signed only "A Friend 2003 Page #97  
 Aluminum pieces sent by anonymous South Carolina source with his first Apr 2003 Page #97  
. Figure 4. Wedge-Shaped Model The South Carolina writer said his grandfath 2003 Page #99  
least the metal pieces sent by the South Carolina writer were hard physical 2003 Page #100  
 there was speculation that if the South Carolina writer's story were true, 2003 Page #100  
co and which sounds similar to the South Carolina writer's description: ".. 2003 Page #101  
graph of two metal pieces from the South Carolina writer's second shipment  2003 Page #103  
he fifth and final letter from the South Carolina source added a few more c 2003 Page #107  
 matched the fragments sent by the South Carolina source. The method was va 2003 Page #109  
n recovered in areas including New South Wales, Western Australia, and Quee 2004 Page #16  
ool in North Texas when out of the south came a large silver cigar-shaped o 2004 Page #26  
rth as southern Oklahoma to as far south as Austin. The object was referred 2004 Page #32  
 current/ebb tide carry him to the south. Over on the shore at the Irish Mo 2004 Page #39  
lf hour. They moved further to the south, criss-crossing the Sound, making  2004 Page #40  
bottom and vacated the area to the south. Now here was this Laundromat work 2004 Page #44  
 1947, above the Tularosa Basin in south central New Mexico, the most highl 2004 Page #62  
xplosion at least 25 miles further south. General Homer dispatched troops t 2004 Page #67  
Buena Vista Airport only six miles south of downtown _Juarez, Chihuahua, Me 2004 Page #67  
 Kingman, Arizona; northern Mexico south of Loredo, Texas; and Aztec, New M 2004 Page #69  
axes. The first was the now-famous South Africa crash saucer hoax of 1989,  2004 Page #121  
two now- accepted hoaxes: the 1989 South Africa crash and the 1989 Carp, Ca 2004 Page #122  
sual triangle feature is 175 miles south of the highly classified Dugway Pr 2005 Page #51  
e. It was moving slowly toward the South. The object was about 250 to 300 f 2005 Page #64  
ge reddish UFO hovered just to the south of the property. At th.is point, t 2005 Page #96  
bled while moving irregularly from south to north. There was for Reich the  2005 Page #96  
ining four unknowns (to the north, south and west) then removed themselves  2005 Page #96  
 UFO crash in the Kalahari Desert, South Africa, in May 1989. The details w 2005 Page #134  
 the story, a UFO was shot down by South African forces, alien bodies were  2005 Page #134  
at purported to originate with the South African Air Force, that looked off 2005 Page #134  
a's family lived on a ranch to the south of the town, in a traditional adob 2005 Page #153  
because something had crashed just south of the air base. \':v'hen he got t 2005 Page #166  
of Lake Ontario, flies erratically south towards Lockport, New York crashes 2006 Page #29  
 sightings elsewhere esp Central & South America 27                         2006 Page #30  
Hanks up here saw something to the south (near Ash Meadows, Devils Hole are 2006 Page #47  
d to a safe landing about 12 miles south of Wendover and two miles from the 2006 Page #74  
g from Nellis had crashed 14 miles south of Wendover. The pilot was describ 2006 Page #75  
mountain. At first, it was heading south in their direction. The low-flying 2006 Page #89  
 the area and I tracked it heading south over \Vest Virginia. The last docu 2006 Page #97  
idenced by this record:2° • Native South Americans use curare or amphibian  2006 Page #107  
ons tests at Johnston Atoll in the South Pacific. • 1969: U.S. and U.K. off 2006 Page #107  
h pursued by Satan himself. To the south of the Berwyn's at, Llanrhaedr-ym- 2006 Page #119  
ecret military installation in the south of England for study." (1) Since t 2006 Page #119  
to an official installation in the South of England for study. Moreover, th 2006 Page #122  
ationed at an Army barracks in the south of England. "I cannot name my unit 2006 Page #122  
airspace approximately forty miles south of Brownsville, Texas. Radar track 2006 Page #133  
nvoy had departed the area heading south. "At that point the CIA had to mak 2006 Page #134  
chmond Air Force Station ten miles south of Miami. Next door was a CIA ante 2006 Page #143  
 Air Force Station (about 10 miles south of Miami and 129 miles northeast o 2006 Page #144  
fighters were about 50 or 60 miles south of Miami, the bogies returned the  2006 Page #146  
of the bogies broke off and headed south. He headed straight toward our loc 2006 Page #147  
ke a meteor!' And it went north to south out of sight. What happened intere 2006 Page #147  
 Key West. When the UFOs went down south over Key West, I was talking to Bi 2006 Page #148  
had a huge explosion go off on the south side of Cedar Breaks. All I can re 2006 Page #154  
was not going well for the USA and South Korea. Ever since the beginning of 2006 Page #165  
ns to preserve the independence of South Korea. These worries increased aft 2006 Page #165  
e agreed-upon northern boundary of South Korea. In October and November, U. 2006 Page #165  
her than by radar at Dow AFB, well south of the northern border. According  2006 Page #171  
ing an "Unidentified Flying Object south of Lummi Island."31 July 27, 1984. 2006 Page #184  
ed near Anacortes about five miles south of Lummi Island. The crew of the D 2006 Page #184  
the sky from east to west over the south end of Lummi Island. Elevation cou 2006 Page #185  
 of Lummi Island, the ship returns south, apparently sailing non-stop back  2006 Page #188  
ish a library at the Bigelow HQ on South Eastern Avenue, Las Vegas. The Fou 2006 Page #197  
ssion. I realized that this is the south west but Las Vegas, in many respec 2006 Page #204  
f Retrieved Physical Evidence from South American UFO Cases J. Antonio Hune 2007 Page #5  
      he saw an object impact into South Haven Park. He picked up a friend  2007 Page #129  
tribution of flyers concerning the South Haven Park -UFO incident. The poli 2007 Page #129  
dent, 1979: Sometimes known as the South Atlantic Flash, the Vela Incident  2007 Page #142  
rs pointed in the direction of the South r\frican Government . I acer, the  2007 Page #143  
s a long flat ridge on the horizon south of the Manzano Mountains which Edd 2007 Page #162  
glowing whjte disc moving from the south of Albuquerque where l(jnland Al:- 2007 Page #166  
g white and moving slowly from the south and lowering toward the general di 2007 Page #166  
he air that traveled from North to South over the Coyote Canyon area of the 2007 Page #176  
control, the object quickly turned south along the Texas coast, avoiding en 2007 Page #185  
ued to hug the Texas coast heading south, it exhibited controlled descent,  2007 Page #185  
to Northern Mexico, about 40 miles south of Brownsville. Its speed was down 2007 Page #185  
rey, Nuevo Leon. Curving along and south of the Rio Grande River, the bogey 2007 Page #185  
rder was given. The Americans flew south along the Rio Grande River toward  2007 Page #187  
f Retrieved Physical Evidence from South American UFO Cases J. Antonio Hune 2007 Page #193  
All Rights Reserved. ABSTRACT Five South American UFO incidents are present 2007 Page #193  
 a pattern to be followed by other South American cases where fragments wer 2007 Page #194  
ragment The Ubatuba case is one of South America's best known UFO incidents 2007 Page #194  
ny other reports of UFO crashes in South America (the 1978 Tarija case in B 2007 Page #201  
er returned. There are still other South American incidents (Ramblon and Ne 2007 Page #201  
f Retrieved Physical Evidence from South American UFO Cases J. Antonio Hune 2008 Page #5  
nd general direction of travel. .. south to north. An 'Air Force Colonel' ( 2008 Page #9  
urice Memmott and Dan Johnson were south of town, working their farms when  2008 Page #11  
Robinson told me, he was traveling south of Eureka when they stopped for a  2008 Page #12  
as traveling from the north to the south, and then suggested that it had cr 2008 Page #13  
 north and the Clinch River to the south as a federal reserve to serve as o 2008 Page #27  
ked heading southsoutheast towards South America. An Intelligence Spot Repo 2008 Page #29  
bjects to the north and one to the south ... the object to the south was vi 2008 Page #32  
to the south ... the object to the south was visible for two or three hours 2008 Page #32  
on State and crashed in the forest south of the Elk River Bridge on SR I 05 2008 Page #42  
h Area Grays Harbor County and the South Beach area in particular is popula 2008 Page #43  
 seen the object descend and crash south of the Bay City Bridge. But what h 2008 Page #53  
licopter took place on 8th June in South Wales, over the military base at R 2008 Page #67  
th the helicopter pursuing the UFO south over the Bristol Channel and only  2008 Page #67  
bjects to the north and one to the south, all of which were about IO degree 2008 Page #94  
an hour or more. The object to the south was visible for two or three hours 2008 Page #94  
n in the other American republics [South and Central American nations]," st 2008 Page #137  
hite House UFO Proiect ■ 'Dungs Go South • Strmgfield's Lea.ts ■ NASA's Tro 2008 Page #161  
n 1978 ■ UFOs in the World, 1978 ■ South /ur1erica ■ Bntain and the Contine 2008 Page #161  
ated about three hundred miles due south of Moscow. It is an old city, even 2009 Page #134  
ames Leech was born in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. He was a lecture 2009 Page #163  
efs of Staff Representative in the South Pacific area (Enzedsopac) to place 2009 Page #164  
iral W.F. Halsey, Commander of the South Pacific Area (Comsopac) . Arrangem 2009 Page #164  
was a change in the Command of the South Pacific Area. This, combined with  2009 Page #166  
c." Confirmed: COMSOPAC (Commander South Pacific) fSRVIC,[.U: "SEAL" R;;?OR 2009 Page #170  
dgrass Autobiographical Note: wwn. South Pacific. Noumea. New Caledonia: Wh 2009 Page #176  

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

ilometers in the Tularosa Basin of south-central New lVfexico and is the la 2005 Page #125  

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

untain . And my guess would be the south-east side of the mountain that we  2007 Page #122  

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

altitude (32,000 ft) and traveling south-southwestward (a course of 200 deg 2006 Page #172  

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

sion, body-bag, air-borne release, south-westernly (sic) course, small-dist 2006 Page #105  

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

 3. Obituary of Garland Fonbarger, Southeast Missourian, November 22, 1992  2003 Page #39  
icle - FBI Office in Cape Planned, Southeast Missourian March 7, 1941Newspa 2003 Page #39  
 IZ—2 waa located approx. 20 miles southeast of the town of Socorro, at Lat 2003 Page #232  
r original course, flying from the southeast to northwest. SGEL antennas ha 2003 Page #233  
town of Cuba, New Mexico, which is southeast of Aztec. That police officer  2004 Page #217  
iles northwest of RosweU; and LZ-2 southeast of the town of Socorro, west o 2005 Page #126  
ved at their destination somewhere southeast of Kingman in one of the washe 2005 Page #168  
disoriented during the turn to the southeast because he had no visual cues. 2006 Page #82  
servation, at a position 155 miles southeast of Corpus Christi, the object  2006 Page #133  
jects, presumably aircraft, headed southeast on a course that could bring t 2006 Page #167  
ormation of Russian planes heading southeast. The President wishes the Blui 2006 Page #167  
 Air Force Range located 100 miles Southeast of MacDill AFB. Avon Park cons 2007 Page #109  
.•1 'M .. uhM' Chilili is 30 miles southeast of downtown Albuquerque and 35 2007 Page #160  
he Manzano :Mountains and 60 miles southeast of Albuquerque . That is the l 2007 Page #161  
uck. Robinson saw the light in the southeast and pointed it out. Evans thou 2008 Page #12  
e said that it was moving from the southeast to the northwest. Kadesh, when 2008 Page #13  
eports of the object moving to the southeast , apparently making the tum ov 2008 Page #15  
aching Reno where it turned to the southeast , flew on toward Las Vegas whe 2008 Page #16  
ledge of an alleged UFO crash in a southeast Texas forest called the Big Th 2008 Page #37  

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

umab# aircraft" which were headed "southeast' in a direction that could put 2006 Page #167  

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

Report □ 1996 - Cantwheel Letter - Southeastern MO CrashLeaked Military Doc 2003 Page #25  
rather than the presumably correct southeastern. Is this just an innocent s 2003 Page #29  
epartment, he went to work for the Southeastern Missourian newspaper. His c 2003 Page #31  
six decades, many of them with the Southeastern Missourian newspaper, yet i 2003 Page #34  
rticle - Obituary Ruben R. Schade, Southeastern Missourian, January 2, 1986 2003 Page #39  
per article - Obituary Carl Lewis, Southeastern Missourian, November 15, 19 2003 Page #39  
icle - Obituary W. Hinkle Statler, Southeastern Missourian, April 23, 1963  2003 Page #39  
cle - Obituary Norval 'Grub' Short Southeastern Missourian, August 13, 1993 2003 Page #39  
 activity in the tri-state area of Southeastern Ohio, northern Kentucky and 2004 Page #108  
astern Ohio, northern Kentucky and southeastern Indiana. As Stringfield him 2004 Page #108  
estern Ohio, northern Kentucky and southeastern Indiana. As Stringfield him 2005 Page #139  
According to him, it came over the southeastern horizon and passed directly 2008 Page #11  
 scenario as it played out in this southeastern Russian city, or the singul 2009 Page #140  

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

alf-moon shaped, fast, flying in a southerly direction) and one at Fort Mye 2006 Page #179  

Word: "southern", 32 instance(s) (Back to Top)

other salvaged by the Navy off the southern California coast, presumably be 2003 Page #26  
ved in Miami, Florida near Nixon's southern White House at Key Biscayne. Gl 2003 Page #195  
xon flew in on his 92 trips to the southern White House. There is very litt 2003 Page #195  
on could be observed was along the southern coast of the Soviet Kuril Islan 2004 Page #6  
search Establishment in Salisbury, southern Australia. As the man recalled, 2004 Page #15  
es, provoking sightings across the southern portions of the state on April  2004 Page #28  
orrespondents from as far north as southern Oklahoma to as far south as Aus 2004 Page #32  
, the ship was seen traveling in a southern course, moving at the rate of a 2004 Page #32  
nd those less fortunate out to the southern entrance to the Sound. Once pas 2004 Page #40  
n, who lived near his Key Biscayne southern White House, described Nixon's  2004 Page #181  
dentified artifact flying over the southern region of the State of M.inas G 2005 Page #36  
. Then, during the early 1990s, at southern California's Plant 42 (a govern 2005 Page #82  
 the famous Groom Lake Facility in southern Nevada, but also in Southern Ca 2005 Page #83  
ty in southern Nevada, but also in Southern California's Antelope ValJey, d 2005 Page #83  
on Air Force base, also located in Southern California, up to four people c 2005 Page #83  
rations attracted UFOs -first over southern Maine in 1953, then above Arizo 2005 Page #88  
side the town of Rangeley in rural southern Maine in the early nineteen fif 2005 Page #94  
oxify a surprisingly large area of southern Maine surrounding lus home and  2005 Page #94  
rge, yellow UFOs hung low over the southern horizon with another over the o 2005 Page #96  
s ten to fifteen degrees above the southern horizon. A connection between t 2005 Page #99  
ts was at Frenchman's Flats at the southern end of the Nevada Test Site. Th 2005 Page #168  
because they were listened to by a Southern Radio Observatory 10 years ago. 2006 Page #6  
ver the town of Bluefield near the southern border of West Virginia. The th 2006 Page #97  
lion watts. The radar site covered southern Utah and southern Nevada and ju 2006 Page #152  
dar site covered southern Utah and southern Nevada and just a huge area. Du 2006 Page #152  
d at White Beach Naval Base at the southern tip of Okinawa, Japan. At the t 2006 Page #157  
1,500 yards off of Carter Point on southern Lummi Island. The object's colo 2006 Page #184  
uard vessel is positioned near the southern Lummi Island shoreline. For ove 2006 Page #185  
 this mysterious anchorage off the southern end of Lummi Island, the ship r 2006 Page #188  
ately 1,000 to 1,500 yards off the southern end of Lummi Island, near the a 2006 Page #188  
m the White Sands Missile Range in southern New Mexico. He said that it was 2008 Page #12  
alled an extraterrestrial visit to southern Russia. Today's coverage is com 2009 Page #138  

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

land, and seemed headed toward the southernmost tip of Texas, near the city 2007 Page #185  

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

ters, and was last tracked heading southsoutheast towards South America. An 2008 Page #29  

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

he Dow AFB radar as they continued southward.) The most puzzling statement  2006 Page #173  

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

s oblect ilyiDe in the northeast — southwest direction. . The white trail l 2004 Page #19  
more radar targets hovering to the southwest of WSPG Launch Row. At approxi 2004 Page #67  
th America: one was located in the Southwest, around the Texas/New Mexico a 2004 Page #75  
photos of "alien cadavers" 32 1957 Southwest, USA 1 1 1 0 0 Researcher Debb 2004 Page #112  
ral reports of such a crash in the Southwest. In any event, the three clues 2004 Page #136  
 an alien spaceship crashed in the Southwest and that the U.S. military rec 2004 Page #136  
ncident that did take place in the Southwest. After adding up the implicati 2004 Page #136  
rce planes into the deserts of the Southwest. H. G. Wells states that: With 2004 Page #148  
 the good citizens of the American southwest — and one incredibly naive rep 2004 Page #215  
ation in their travels through the southwest, and weave it into their tale  2004 Page #221  
Drawing continued, mostly from the southwest direction. On November 7, the  2005 Page #99  
up from the north. It moved slowly southwest until it stopped and hovered f 2005 Page #99  
entation to detect submeiged UFOs. Southwest retrieval in 1957: 4 humanoid  2006 Page #26  
was agitating the alkali somewhere southwest of Death Valley junction when  2006 Page #44  
d formations, they turned and flew southwest, back toward Area 51. 70       2006 Page #73  
 coast. The first object flew on a southwest trajectory toward Tennessee. T 2006 Page #97  
 then took off and was seen flying southwest over West Virginia toward the  2006 Page #97  
t U.S. territory about forty miles southwest of Corpus Christi, Texas. Afte 2006 Page #133  
Key West, Florida (about 129 miles southwest of Miami): "My cousin, who was 2006 Page #144  
Lights, foo fighters, fireballs of southwest. BOOK CHAPTER TITLES X. The La 2007 Page #44  
ded from an ice cap located at the southwest edge of Ararat's west-facing m 2007 Page #137  
ion and, suddenly , it flew co the southwest at an astorusrung speed, rusap 2007 Page #196  
r stated it was traveling from the southwest to the northeast. " The notes  2008 Page #9  
distracted by the mundane . On the southwest coast of Washington State, Wes 2008 Page #41  
es over Grays Harbor County on the southwest coast of Washington State and  2008 Page #42  
eaded lower and to the left to the southwest. After the sighting she report 2008 Page #50  
on that plagued New Mexico and the southwest in the late 40s to early 50s.  2009 Page #9  

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

nd at least one had continued in a southwesterly direction and had crashed  2006 Page #179  

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

 recovered in 1941 that crashed in southwestern Missouri and the one captur 2003 Page #29  
 recovered in 1941 that crashed in southwestern Missouri and the one captur 2003 Page #29  
r - Jan 30,1996 Note the adjective southwestern rather than the presumably  2003 Page #29  
Kecksburg perhaps?) and one in the southwestern U.S. He does not recall see 2004 Page #100  
etrieval Conference 6 1947 Summer, Southwestern USA 1 1 1 1 1 Researcher Mi 2004 Page #111  
, released from airplanes into the southwestern deserts, could account for  2004 Page #147  
retrieval of an alien craft in the southwestern U.S. in 1957 and humanoid o 2005 Page #78  
Eyes Only in the tri-state area of southwestern Ohio, northern Kentucky and 2005 Page #139  
tings of strange aircraft over the southwestern desert • Concludes there ar 2006 Page #30  

Word: "soutl1ern", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

Testing, 1-2-3 Apparently it is in soutl1ern California and across tl1e was 2005 Page #82  

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

nge headstone was stolen. Vandals, souvenir hunters, anyone could have take 2004 Page #31  
terrupted Journey, John G. Fuller, Souvenir Press Ltd., 1980 18 Final Event 2008 Page #39  

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

t to crash. Glider pilot Carlos de Souza was driving on route BR-381 (conne 2005 Page #36  
e object clisappeared suddenly and Souza assumed it had crashed. He puUed o 2005 Page #37  
tl y, a police corporal approached Souza, accompanied by other militaries,  2005 Page #37  

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

n from talking about the incident. Souza's testimony , cl1ough open to ques 2005 Page #37  

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

o be recognized as independent and sovereig n peoples. We would have to com 2008 Page #112  
was the normal means of acqu:.ring sovereig nty over territories, when expl 2008 Page #113  

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

in providing assurance of national sovereignty to the collective population 2008 Page #24  
 celestial body not subject co the sovereignty of any state is considered ~ 2008 Page #113  
 are titled at the beginning, "UFO Sovereignty Over Air Space: A Defense In 2009 Page #8  
the original documents follow. UFO SOVEREIGNTY OVER AIR SPACE A DEFENSE INT 2009 Page #14  
 that part of space subject to the sovereignty of UFOs. 1. The problem of t 2009 Page #14  
s. 1. The problem of this right of sovereignty is the underlying issue of t 2009 Page #14  
itory of a state is subject to the sovereignty ofUFO's. (b) No state can ex 2009 Page #14  
ofUFO's. (b) No state can exercise sovereignty over space which is not dire 2009 Page #14  
ve its territory. 2. The object of sovereignty is the air space above its t 2009 Page #14  
imagined that the principle of UFO sovereignty over air space has been acce 2009 Page #14  
sed on the atmosphere, and the UFO sovereignty principle of vertical proper 2009 Page #14  
tain altitude was recogni zed. The sovereignty of the United States cannot  2009 Page #14  
ing the issue do not have complete sovereignty of our air space and the UFO 2009 Page #15  
e does not necessarily imply total sovereignty , and that the UFO might onl 2009 Page #15  
xistence without demonstrating its sovereignty . THE STATE OF UFO INTELLIGE 2009 Page #15  
 must have to survive and maintain sovereignty in a volatile and often surp 2009 Page #15  
sure remains untested. If national sovereignty is to be a reality in our at 2009 Page #16  
t.' This simply does not serve our sovereignty and, most certainly, our cra 2009 Page #16  
our air space, our people, and our sovereignty as a nation. The cards we ar 2009 Page #16  

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

rs ■ celestrial (22} ■ bascially ■ soverign ■ indenpendently ■ backed (bake 2008 Page #116  

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

r-1..tao:.::c;,ua.i .. , , ....... SOVETCOIIIEJIT'S ---'T.IIU-.--MIU.DIG -I 2008 Page #149  

Word: "soviet", 186 instance(s) (Back to Top)

f substantive cooperation with the soviet union in the field of outer space 2003 Page #6  
craft seen over territories of the soviet union. This is a serious challeng 2003 Page #12  
cience and we need the help of all soviet citizens. ” Professor Felix Zigel 2003 Page #12  
 Gorbachev Former President of the Soviet Union "At our meeting in Geneva,  2003 Page #18  
strials, the United States and the Soviet Union would join forces to repel  2003 Page #18  
n in Canada, a secret spy plane, a Soviet Venus probe (COSMOS 96) that didn 2003 Page #65  
 has been obtained concerning this Soviet space device suggests that it was 2003 Page #65  
to examine the orbital data of the Soviet Venus probe Cosmos 96, determined 2003 Page #71  
nknown. That June of that year the Soviet Army blockades West Berlin, setti 2003 Page #88  
ring technology retrieved from the Soviet Union and other sources during th 2003 Page #110  
 testing all the latest finds from Soviet aircraft to alien spacecraft. • F 2003 Page #160  
f substantive cooperation with the Soviet Union in the field of outer space 2003 Page #162  
on earth- based technology such as Soviet satellites, rocket boosters, etc. 2004 Page #5  
as along the southern coast of the Soviet Kuril Islands. 3. The Green Pea:  2004 Page #6  
vents that appeared not to involve Soviet space satellite or rocket debris. 2004 Page #6  
ed by saying that this disc was of Soviet origin. It has — this we wish to  2004 Page #13  
he general public. From the former Soviet Union there are equally intriguin 2004 Page #15  
 shipyards of Gadansk, Poland. The Soviet Union had quietly massed more tha 2004 Page #46  
g the Canadian, United States, and Soviet Union approached Mrs. Smith askin 2004 Page #86  
and bodies recovered from Crash in Soviet sector 74 1982 Texas, USA 0 1 0 1 2004 Page #114  
 battle with 3 UFOs in Sept 1952 • Soviet fighter pilot testimony of USSR p 2004 Page #128  
 a first-hand report from a former Soviet pilot who has personally shot at  2004 Page #130  
ar POWs being held in camps in the Soviet Union, co-wrote a book called The 2004 Page #146  
evered by Trotsky: Gird09-State of Soviet Rocketry 1933 In 1933 GIRD, a gro 2004 Page #153  
etry 1933 In 1933 GIRD, a group of Soviet scientists and engineers devoted  2004 Page #153  
s work attracted interest from the Soviet military. Marshal Tukachevsky, co 2004 Page #153  
by Alexander Orlov, a high ranking Soviet Secret police (NKVD) officer who  2004 Page #153  
Time Travel • In 1952, head of the Soviet secret police organization Lavren 2004 Page #159  
rist Rocket (cont.) • In 1947, top Soviet Scientists and missile engineers  2004 Page #167  
luded to herein will be limited to Soviet times. • 1.Initial observation ma 2004 Page #168  
jects are not optical illusions or Soviet inventions, but are flying saucer 2004 Page #206  
HOW WE PROBABLY DID IT WITH MIGs ■ Soviet pilot seeks asylum with MIG ■ MIG 2005 Page #5  
spectacularly, the collapse of the Soviet Union during the late 1980s and e 2005 Page #84  
 much that related directly to the Soviet military. The United States in th 2005 Page #84  
ng Liberals, communists and active Soviet agents, who more than understood  2005 Page #87  
extended into Germany and then the Soviet Union, and, for a time, they were 2005 Page #89  
 Dukas of being an active asset of Soviet intelligence since at least 1929. 2005 Page #92  
 the members of the Cambridge Five Soviet spy ring, and a legal action agai 2005 Page #94  
nity to reveal the degree to wruch Soviet intelligence had penetrated Briti 2005 Page #94  
ration BLUE FLY to retrieve downed Soviet Bloc equipment. "These teams," wr 2005 Page #142  
chat he was co film the crash of a Soviet spy-plane; but, on arrival, it be 2005 Page #145  
intelligence satellites to monitor Soviet radar and communications systems  2006 Page #8  
ctronic and radar installations on Soviet ships. Thousands of people were i 2006 Page #9  
the other guy has already learned. Soviet spies at Los Alamos apparently sh 2006 Page #9  
c changes in a hurry. Think of the Soviet Union which, at our strong demand 2006 Page #10  
of unidentified flying objects, or Soviet/Bloc aerospace vehicles, weapons  2006 Page #26  
 seen lancing of UFO at Mount Etna Soviet Military Orders, 1980 • Soviet Mi 2006 Page #28  
tna Soviet Military Orders, 1980 • Soviet Ministry of Defense receives thou 2006 Page #28  
30 radar stations to track UFOs. • Soviet Deputy Minister of Defense, Ivan  2006 Page #28  
terceptors had enccuntered UFOs in Soviet air space More Failed UFO Interce 2006 Page #28  
nteligence for the 21st Air Force. Soviet Recoveries? 1/29/86 Crash of obje 2006 Page #29  
6 Crash of object near Dalneoorsk, Soviet Union. Possibly terrestrial • • E 2006 Page #29  
 book, both here and in the former Soviet Union at Biopreparat and indeed a 2006 Page #103  
th BL-IV capability. In the former Soviet Union, the leading facility is Bi 2006 Page #106  
logical weapons stockpile. • 1973: Soviet Union begins Biopreparat biologic 2006 Page #107  
rks on biological weapons. • 1984: Soviet Union reportedly creates super pl 2006 Page #107  
in. 20 The source here is a former Soviet scientist who studied these matte 2006 Page #107  
ck defects to the U.K. and reveals Soviet biowarfare program. • 1990-1991:  2006 Page #108  
990: U.S. and U.K. demand that the Soviet Union cease their biological weap 2006 Page #108  
 Iraqi biological weapons. • 1997: Soviet scientists publish details of gen 2006 Page #108  
nly Great Britain, Canada, and the Soviet Union, are contacted and appraise 2006 Page #140  
 consequence, nuclear war with the Soviet Union? Were these Soviet bombers  2006 Page #164  
 with the Soviet Union? Were these Soviet bombers loaded with atomic bombs  2006 Page #164  
a Cold War between the USA and the Soviet Union and a Hot War in Korea, a m 2006 Page #165  
 from the general direction of the Soviet Union! Was this the feared attack 2006 Page #166  
estimated top speed of 300 mph for Soviet bombers, this would put them a me 2006 Page #167  
led back. The radar blips were not Soviet bombers after all Thfy were flock 2006 Page #168  
e upper speed limit for long range Soviet bomber aircraft in 1950, but was  2006 Page #171  
 at 500 or more mph? Certainly not Soviet bombers. As the preceding discuss 2006 Page #172  
nference "crashes" from the former Soviet Union to Pennsylvania to Roswell, 2006 Page #183  
otice? Or perhaps it was a secret (Soviet?) satellite42 or some super-class 2006 Page #191  
? 42 The Zenit-4MKT FRAM series of Soviet reconnaissance satellites, launch 2006 Page #191  
her Side of the Coin: looks at the Soviet capabilities, worries about the C 2007 Page #45  
on . Throughout 1989, the year the Soviet Union began to disintegrate, the  2007 Page #67  
in Russia. It's clear now that the Soviet Union had their own saucer progra 2007 Page #111  
ived and told the villagers that a Soviet satellite or plane had crashed. A 2007 Page #129  
red towards the capture of crashed Soviet space satellites and rocket debri 2007 Page #132  
dentified flying objects, or known Soviet/Bloc aerospace vehicles, weapons  2007 Page #134  
rrent intelligence gaps concerning Soviet/Bloc technological capabilities . 2007 Page #134  
jects are not optical illusions or Soviet inventions, but are flying saucer 2007 Page #136  
 links with both Communism and the Soviet Union. If, wittingly or unwitting 2007 Page #136  
in an FBI document citied Visit of Soviet Farmers to the U.S., 1955, Monroe 2007 Page #137  
 SO\ iet Embassy, "in honor of the Soviet Agricultural Delegation," wruch w 2007 Page #137  
ity figures being in vi red to the Soviet Embassy was nor enough to irk the 2007 Page #137  
Never one to ignore an) trung of a Soviet nature, rhe FBI swung into action 2007 Page #137  
that of merely analyzing recovered Soviet space debris -as authorities woul 2007 Page #139  
 on an intercept course. Fearing a Soviet intercontinental missile strike,  2007 Page #185  
ted an additional opinion from the Soviet Union, the other counu-y with a s 2007 Page #198  
rtunit y presented itself when the Soviet Ambassador in Argentina gave a le 2007 Page #198  
y and Analytical Chemistr y of the Soviet Academy of Sciences. On July 30,  2007 Page #198  
es and I have been informed by the Soviet Embassy in the Republic of Argent 2007 Page #198  
e , it would not be useful for the Soviet Union t0 acquire it.' ''With warm 2007 Page #198  
9- 89, he was also the head of the Soviet delegation to "the third meeting  2007 Page #198  
e agency. Since the breakup of the Soviet Union and the end of the Cold War 2008 Page #25  
 the Berlin Wall came down and the Soviet Cold War thawed, the United State 2008 Page #72  
 and December I 980 to monitor the Soviet Union's military activities in th 2008 Page #74  
dfern Copyright 2008 Nick Redfern (Soviet Academy of Sciences, 1927) Early  2008 Page #97  
guska River basin on behalf of the Soviet Academy of Sciences . At the time 2008 Page #98  
 began in 1927. Interestingly, the Soviet Government agreed to fund the exp 2008 Page #98  
d prove to be a major boost to the Soviet economy. On an-ival at the scene  2008 Page #99  
" ~ ff ,;r, . -.,Jr;.--.~, .. ;·· (Soviet Academy of Sciences, 1927) In 193 2008 Page #99  
ly espoused. For example , in 1946 Soviet author Alexander Petrovich Kazans 2008 Page #102  
                            secret Soviet reconnaissance mission journeying 2008 Page #103  
that is then incorporated into the Soviet space program. le In the world of 2008 Page #103  
BC. He was named Ambassador to the Soviet Union by President Roosevelt in 1 2008 Page #129  
ome cotrnection between the former Soviet space program and NASA, perhaps t 2008 Page #136  
us of U.S. intelligence as well as Soviet Intelligence, such as the infamou 2008 Page #138  
ng the United States learned about Soviet aims and capabilities at the end  2008 Page #139  
. s. . ;. , W Tu·n ~ HY..: '\-n h• SOVIET MISSILE UFO PROBLEM • 4 OCT s::!- 2008 Page #150  
the Continent ■ Middle E:ist ■ The Soviet Uruon's UF0 Programs ■ China a.,i 2008 Page #161  
Valley UFO Conferenc e ■ Dangerous Soviet UFOs ■ Media Damage Control ■ Tow 2008 Page #164  
U.ison Onizu!:a ■ Dalnegorsl:: The Soviet Roswell? ■ The World ■ Research:  2008 Page #164  
d World, Summer 1989 ■ The Strange Soviet Summer of 1989 ■ Meet .Bob L:12:u 2008 Page #166  
 ■ The Belgian Triangles of 1990 ■ Soviet UFOs -Again ■ American Technology 2008 Page #166  
 confession ■ Strange times in the Soviet Union ■ Belgian Triangles ■ Inves 2008 Page #166  
on of Kuwait ■ Greifswald Lights ■ Soviet cosmonauts, pilots, and ministers 2008 Page #167  
y 1991 ■ Flocking to Area 51 ■ The Soviet Coup and .'\.ftermath ■ Faking Cr 2008 Page #167  
which are obviously authentic (The Soviet Army Operations and Tactics) but  2009 Page #7  
ontation between United States and Soviet powers, that the United Stales CI 2009 Page #12  
stablish a double agent inside the Soviet Union back in the 1970s by provid 2009 Page #14  
ey could be' or we think 'they arc Soviet.' This simply does not serve our  2009 Page #16  
 Marshal Birysov, Commander of the Soviet Union's Strategic Rocket Forces w 2009 Page #17  
tingency Plan for U.S. Reaction to Soviet placing of a Nuclear Weapon in Sp 2009 Page #17  
 Raymond Garthoff in May 1953. The Soviet ABM program was discovered by the 2009 Page #17  
n Kruschev repeated the point that Soviet forces could now 'hit a fly in sp 2009 Page #17  
he clock to secure as much data on Soviet nuclear capability and advise the 2009 Page #17  
 closely resembled what we knew of Soviet ICBMs and indicated that the Sovi 2009 Page #17  
d, in an exposed position, whereby Soviet intelligenc e could have read our 2009 Page #18  
O THE NATIONAL ESTIMATE _Including Soviet use of UFOs in the National Intel 2009 Page #18  
 government and that statements on Soviet progress in this area will affect 2009 Page #18  
le crisis which predicted that the Soviet Union was not likely to apply a p 2009 Page #18  
ily produced which warned that the Soviet Union might risk nuclear war thro 2009 Page #18  
recisely as possible the course of Soviet missile progress and knowledg e o 2009 Page #18  
r example, keep a running score of Soviet UFO sighting and progress in miss 2009 Page #18  
rise, none of the NI E's mentioned Soviet UFO decoy use with their ICBM pro 2009 Page #18  
ense. (b) To include in any NIE on Soviet UFO decoy capability, missile, wa 2009 Page #19  
ny unusual or impending changes in Soviet power structure through a crash e 2009 Page #19  
eviews to hard questions regarding Soviet back channel contacts and sources 2009 Page #19  
 contacts and sources on advancing Soviet and allied progress in missiles,  2009 Page #19  
ontation between United States and Soviet powers, that the CIA and NSA was  2009 Page #23  
t propaganda campaigns against the Soviet bloc. In this present environment 2009 Page #25  
ious enough as to threaten hostile Soviet action. It seems best to me to el 2009 Page #27  
e. After Oswald's defection to the Soviet Union, the Soviets had infonnatio 2009 Page #34  
ies. It describes UFOs as part of "Soviet propaganda " designed "to spread  2009 Page #38  
 cooperative space effort with the Soviet Union. If Kennedy had succeeded,  2009 Page #40  
ld where the United States and the Soviet Union have a special capacity-in  2009 Page #40  
f substantive cooperation with the Soviet Union in the field of outer space 2009 Page #40  
Webb to develop a program with the Soviet Union in Joint space and lunar ex 2009 Page #41  
angers of future conflict with the Soviet Union and/or with extraterrestria 2009 Page #41  
was prepared to cooperate with the Soviet Union in declassifying UFO files. 2009 Page #41  
tion between President Kennedy and Soviet Premiere Nikita Khrushchev dated  2009 Page #41  
y had reached broad agreement with Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev on join 2009 Page #42  
ord "wet" was later adopted by the Soviet KGB and other intelligence agenci 2009 Page #43  
n citizens to have defected to the Soviet Union in 1959. Though the CIA adm 2009 Page #44  
d the CIA prior to his trip to the Soviet Union, there is no question that  2009 Page #44  
pt to have NASA cooperate with the Soviet Union in joint space and lunar mi 2009 Page #45  
nnedy 's strategy was to use joint Soviet US space cooperation as the means 2009 Page #45  
 9, 1989, the habitually pragmatic Soviet news agency Tass shocked many of  2009 Page #134  
said to observe this event and the Soviet government stood by Tass' report. 2009 Page #134  
is. The historical factors Moscow* SOVIET UNION Reported touchdown point wh 2009 Page #134  
facturing center. It's depicted in Soviet tourist literature of the period  2009 Page #134  
nd broadcast coverage all over the Soviet Union, the lion's share of which  2009 Page #136  
, and the minds of ufologists, the Soviet Union was increasingl y involved  2009 Page #137  
e story's strong connection to the Soviet news agency. Tass' New York City  2009 Page #137  
Everyone seems to be coming to the Soviet Union these days: entrepreneurs i 2009 Page #138  
headlined "Close Encounters of the Soviet Kind" while the New York Post ann 2009 Page #138  
ourism by drawing the curious, the Soviet Press Agency Tass insisted today  2009 Page #138  
anner, "Three-Eyed Space Geek Zaps Soviet Boy," as fine a headline as any t 2009 Page #138  
ll of them?) for the supernatural. Soviet editors lacking skeptical armor a 2009 Page #139  
' going on around us. Yuri sent me Soviet, then Russian UFO newspaper artic 2009 Page #139  
gauge the reaction of your average Soviet citizen in the face of the unknow 2009 Page #140  
given the tremendous strain on the Soviet economy , I have to question wher 2009 Page #140  
increasing freedoms granted to the Soviet press were being abused, or that  2009 Page #140  
e last days in the life of the old Soviet Union. 134                        2009 Page #140  
d, 1989-1990 ■Strange times in the Soviet Union Pinhead aliens Invade Russi 2009 Page #150  
on of Kuw:ut ■ Grc,fswald Lu,ht, ■ Soviet UFO Acl:nowlodgm ml ■ Dre2mlandbe 2009 Page #150  
on ■ The Abortive Di:closure ■ The Soviet Coup :md Aft ■ F2bng • • •        2009 Page #150  
e that had not been infiltrated by Soviet Intelligence agents. A weapon tha 2009 Page #157  
irborne and outside the reaches of Soviet espionage . The two major protago 2009 Page #176  
tion operation was to convince the Soviet Union that the United States was  2009 Page #177  
ith 1 the aerJa1 chJnaware is that Soviet ag~nt.s in the United States bave 2009 Page #177  
 hope to induce on the part of the Soviet Union? Let's revisit the time per 2009 Page #177  
apparent to the United States that Soviet espionage had infiltrated every a 2009 Page #177  
overnment agencies, uncovered many Soviet spy rings, and put policies in pl 2009 Page #177  
there were still untold numbers of Soviet agents who had not yet been ident 2009 Page #177  
n the subject of UFOs as potential Soviet agents. On August 28, 1947, a sho 2009 Page #177  

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

logy qf Fascism. Reich's blasts at Soviet-style commurusm have often been r 2005 Page #87  

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

r for technology advantage (Nazis, Soviets) • Early genuine fear of panic ( 2004 Page #122  
ericans got rifles from settlers ■ Soviets copied the bomb from the U.S. "O 2005 Page #3  
prevent -I mean, you know that the Soviets were keeping an e)e on us just a 2005 Page #71  
 Nazi science and keep it from the Soviets.8 lt is worth noting here that i 2005 Page #125  
old \'(far-to try and com·ince the Soviets that the U.S. had access to a te 2005 Page #133  
a technology the like of which the Soviets could only dream about. A furthe 2005 Page #133  
 U-2 flights that preceded it. The Soviets knew about the U- 2, but dared n 2006 Page #8  
 not been informed. Similarly, the Soviets had shot down a number of milita 2006 Page #8  
tly shortened the time it took the Soviets to test their first A-bomb (1949 2006 Page #9  
 the recent nuclear threats bi the Soviets, but it might be. Our northern t 2006 Page #164  
s. It can now be revealed that the Soviets reached the German plant in Bres 2007 Page #111  
 a national security matter to the Soviets on Moon Dust, then it could argu 2007 Page #136  
raJ Intelligence Agency (ClA). The Soviets were keeping the matter of J'vlo 2007 Page #137  
ked about the event could help the Soviets. I have never heard from this ma 2008 Page #15  
L SOKOLOY • NO EXPLANATION FOUND • SOVIETS HAD DECENTRALUl:D COMAi AND & CO 2008 Page #150  
C:1 through May ■ St2.r Vh.1:s the Soviets, and E'P ■ Setbacks in the Fight 2008 Page #163  
 hoaxed document was to entice the Soviets into accepting a double agent, i 2009 Page #12  
sarmament of nuclear weapons." The Soviets were already playing on these fe 2009 Page #17  
tific Investigations knew that the Soviets did not have that capability but 2009 Page #17  
litary succeeded in convincing the Soviets for a while anyway. I remember P 2009 Page #17  
 a ruse than fact. It did keep the Soviets fearful. This cover began to wea 2009 Page #17  
psychological war of words and the Soviets began to call his bluff. In 1962 2009 Page #17  
oviet ICBMs and indicated that the Soviets would probably do the same. Fort 2009 Page #17  
 my point, on 26 August, 1957, the Soviets announced the successful testing 2009 Page #18  
defection to the Soviet Union, the Soviets had infonnation enough to shoot  2009 Page #34  
 and start joint missions with the Soviets. In putting into effect his comm 2009 Page #40  
 U.S. was worried that perhaps the Soviets were experimenting with recently 2009 Page #155  
47 -US warns that atomic race with Soviets is underway June 5, 1947 -Soviet 2009 Page #156  
led the Atomic Bomb and wanted the Soviets to be) ieve that UFOs were this  2009 Page #177  
eception operation? firnn SAUCERS: Soviets Curious· . Those flying disks we 2009 Page #177  

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

 Tarasenko, M.B., Voenniye Aspekti Sovietskui Kosmanautiki(Moscosv, Niko1,1 2004 Page #157  

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

RECK YOU FORWARDED TO THE (MN) ****sow AND THE REMAINS OF THE WRECK YOU FOR 2004 Page #229  
"fU.L f.L[CTIOS 1, . . . ,vlfif~ . sow., POL;':ll;AL \"tRSIOS or ,,,._:"'f• 2008 Page #156  

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

Shootdo,... Ows: Lona ■ Th. S'°"it SowtSumm,,: of 198'.l ■ M1tt8ob Leu ■ Th 2009 Page #149  

Word: "so~11", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

:\S • 1·1·0. ARI:.\ GI.OU.\I. P11t:so~11:SA • RE,\.J,IT\" IS Bt:,·osn At.I. 2008 Page #156  

Word: "so~l1-01", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

cs and provides powerful logic for SO~l1-01 authenticity. 127               2005 Page #129  

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

PROJI-L"T-Y 1\·.11 "i\ \ "RO ACE"' SP,\l)E SK\PE I RF\\" ::.~O• kph. ( I .~ 2007 Page #112  
, and representatives of the MJ-12/Sp ecial Studies Project. I specifically 2009 Page #28  
FB Wernher von Braun Helmet Grass (sp.?) Mr. Knacke Mr. Hegele Dr. Heinrick 2009 Page #94  
~"~(A~ "'-A.T.•t._ T:J«.J,,,1 M':J SP(.,:: a;;.:;,,..":"~! ro•,:v ,.-M.4jiC 2009 Page #127  
 list of fastwAfkers tmcked by the SP s,1tellites. During the period under  2009 Page #152  

Word: "sp'£0", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

~ IT CtA:CL[O A FEW ilMfS ."'i'Hft SP'£0 1'#tl..Y. (c,u;,,r • .J.Kl:tt.J ro 2009 Page #111  

Word: "sp-331", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

K Area 51 S-4 UF-103-M Area 51 S-4 SP-331 Blue Lab WP-61 EBE-010 OPNAC-BBS- 2003 Page #175  

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

nos Aires TOTICIAS AlVin1fIltA3 in Spa sh 21)0 Gil? 12 flay 'it fl .11sat3  2004 Page #20  
iago Chile Radii, Warta Network in Spa sb 1030 ON? It Kay 78 TY r:Itte] age 2004 Page #20  

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

et meeting with AAF Chief of Staff Spaatr and to view recovered remains of  2003 Page #234  

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

Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Carl Spaatz, Gen. Dwight Eisehhower, Gen. Hoy 2005 Page #125  
dia IS in New Mexico, etc. General Spaatz was NOT in New Mexico on July 7,  2006 Page #12  

Word: "space", 348 instance(s) (Back to Top)

soviet union in the field of outer space, including the development of spec 2003 Page #6  
e Missouri logically fits into the space provided and is consistent with su 2003 Page #28  
hen interviewed "yes, I heard of a space ship with 'little people' back a l 2003 Page #31  
 been a meteor, or the remnants of space vehicle re-entering the atmosphere 2003 Page #53  
 we have information from the U.S. Space Command that it re-entered the Ear 2003 Page #65  
en obtained concerning this Soviet space device suggests that it wasn't cap 2003 Page #65  
Orbital Debris at the NASA Johnson Space Center. Johnson is an internationa 2003 Page #71  
rity on orbital debris and foreign space systems. Johnson who was able to e 2003 Page #71  
data which showed that no man-made space object from any country landed in  2003 Page #71  
n text, I have done so here due to space considerations and time constraint 2003 Page #85  
nalities had been saying that the "Space Brothers" were here to stop us fro 2003 Page #142  
nformation were able to track deep space surveillance devices and other obj 2003 Page #148  
963 Cooperation with USSR on Outer Space Matters, to James Webb signed by J 2003 Page #162  
Soviet Union in the field of outer space, ...” "...broader cooperation betw 2003 Page #162  
d States and the U.S.S R. in outer space, including cooperation in lunar la 2003 Page #162  
Italics on a,b,c... s MarginsQ One space after period 31 Style for referenc 2003 Page #182  
s Press, 1953. “Astronomy from the Space Station, ” Whipple, Fred L., Sky a 2003 Page #182  
 83. Colliers references on manned space flight by von Braun, pre-1954 Wern 2003 Page #182  
von Braun, Erik Bergaust, National Space Institute, Washington D.C., 1976.  2003 Page #182  
t of enormous coverage of this new space thinking. Slide 53 shows eight of  2003 Page #183  
U.S. exploitation purposes foreign space debris such as crashed satellites, 2004 Page #4  
ver, and deliver descended foreign space vehicles. Here, then, is a link be 2004 Page #5  
hat appeared not to involve Soviet space satellite or rocket debris. Perhap 2004 Page #6  
 1978. Captioned "Report of Fallen Space Object," it stated: 1. The Bolivia 2004 Page #7  
 the U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration in order to determi 2004 Page #8  
 the U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration to investigate the  2004 Page #8  
. No direct correlation with known space objects that may have re-entered t 2004 Page #9  
tion and guidance for dealing with space objects that have been found. In p 2004 Page #9  
 "No direct correlation with known space objects that may have entered the  2004 Page #10  
s possible, (a) "descended foreign space vehicles;" and (b) "items of great 2004 Page #12  
 traces of having performed a long space voyage. It was sent for analysis t 2004 Page #14  
Crash Retrieval Conference been in space a long time before it came to Eart 2004 Page #15  
med that the material was American space debris, whereupon it was transferr 2004 Page #15  
everal days was perhaps not merely space debris, was perhaps not even some  2004 Page #15  
e a shaving originating with their space program. 12                        2004 Page #15  
AY'S 0110TEI NEW SPI4ERF FELL FOP' SPACE TN SANTA CR07 UNOIJOTE. AN uNtIFFI 2004 Page #21  
half thousand people. I saw enough space there to house these people, for a 2004 Page #52  
e're talking tremendous amounts of space, underground. That's a lot of spac 2004 Page #52  
pace, underground. That's a lot of space. That's 49                         2004 Page #52  
hich were assigned security of air space over White Sands Proving Ground. O 2004 Page #65  
y the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum, "in July 1944, the Navy's  2004 Page #66  
n Project lab had a restricted air space. That was important because it was 2004 Page #71  
into NORAD, the North American Air Space Defense Command. AC&W also became  2004 Page #71  
lic knew that something from outer space was able to pick up heavy animals  2004 Page #79  
e Capture of Unidentified Planform Space Vehicles by U. S. Armed Forces and 2004 Page #80  
ce to face with the reality of the space people, and realized that wasn't a 2004 Page #88  
y informed of the existence of the space craft and their occupants from els 2004 Page #88  
for improving our understanding of space, time, and the physics of the ETs. 2004 Page #117  
 Intelligence Agency's Missile and Space Intelligence Center. If you look a 2004 Page #130  
 sticky tape might be part of some space alien's alphabet. Is this even rem 2004 Page #133  
culation about visitors from outer space by authorizing a press release by  2004 Page #134  
e conclusion as Berlitz and Moore: space aliens did crash at Roswell and th 2004 Page #137  
suggested witnesses were confusing space aliens with crash dummies they may 2004 Page #140  
 their were dead aliens from outer space. He confessed it like a tortured m 2004 Page #144  
e there reportedly is a top secret space medical facility. To reject the cu 2004 Page #144  
said that her grandmother told her space aliens did crash at Roswell, and t 2004 Page #145  
years that they saw all these dead space aliens. The Air Force under Clinto 2004 Page #148  
e a thought to the older worlds of space as sources of human danger, or tho 2004 Page #148  
impossible. Yet across the gulf of space, intellects vast and cool and unsy 2004 Page #148  
nd that no one deep in the void of space is drawing plans against us, even  2004 Page #148  
in Yer Counce of Ministers Ustinov Space Activities USSR 1960-mid 1980's UM 2004 Page #155  
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       Inside the USSR Majestic 12 Space Affairs post 1960. Ministry of Def 2004 Page #156  
irs post 1960. Ministry of Defence Space Affairs post 1960(Continued- Minis 2004 Page #156  
ar Plesetsk Balkonur PSS TsUP NIPS Space Affairs Post 1960: Academy of Scie 2004 Page #156  
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 • UNKS Administration of Chief of Space Means • VVS: Air Force • From Tara 2004 Page #157  
 Mstislav Keldysh "Theoretician of Space" President USSR Academy of Science 2004 Page #157  
ge Yakov B. Zel'dovich • Worked in Space and Nuclear Weapons Program • Desi 2004 Page #159  
. Korolev • Chief Designer of USSR Space Program • Extremely Dynamic Manage 2004 Page #160  
Style • Headed All Aspects of USSR Space Program Built world's first ICBM,  2004 Page #160  
job. He had a fascination with the space race right from the night he stood 2004 Page #177  
ad the biggest collection of outer space files of any president, and a corr 2004 Page #177  
ually not very interested in outer space. It was only months after Johnson  2004 Page #177  
e and the National Aeronautics and Space Agency. Have them interrogated by  2004 Page #177  
aid, "If we were being attacked by space aliens, like in that movie, Indepe 2004 Page #197  
know, if we were being attacked by space aliens, we wouldn't be playing the 2004 Page #197  
Joint partnership with Russians in space? NSAM 271 • Tell the truth about E 2004 Page #212  
ple who grew up in the era of both space travel and Star Wars. I have made  2004 Page #214  
ch letter takes an equal amount of space. We believe the text was typed on  2004 Page #227  
e know there is a letter and not a space, yet are unable to determine what  2004 Page #228  
ip ... revolutionize the world ... space travel" ■ "1957 crash just west of 2005 Page #8  
tallations ■ Hindering missile and space equipment testing ■ Hampering our  2005 Page #9  
 of Brazilian scientists in future space missions. One of the most serious  2005 Page #33  
ged 1953 UFO Crash The underground space that the airshafts service 1s next 2005 Page #59  
lt the external tanks for the NASA space shuttle. 61                        2005 Page #63  
urbing violations of sensitive air space by objects that did not look norma 2005 Page #73  
 this case the phenomena being air space violations and "at least 100 total 2005 Page #74  
ll7eek91, Aviation ll:7eekb• I.:,~ Space Tech11ologJ1, and Interavia. Throu 2005 Page #82  
tion f1ying through controlled air space at speeds as high as 10,000 mph. A 2005 Page #82  
 Reich's final book, Contact IVith Space; and lf/i/helm Reich and the Cold  2005 Page #88  
ence." Wilhelm Reich: Contact With Space Reich moved from New York to an ar 2005 Page #94  
 time, F/ying Sa11cers from 011ter Space. The author, a retired Marine Corp 2005 Page #94  
he questionnaire in Co11tact IVith Space, he revealed a big secret." Basic  2005 Page #95  
mplying the possibility of life in space. At this time his questioning enco 2005 Page #95  
e sky were no planets or stars but space machines. With the fading out of t 2005 Page #96  
o him briefly in Co11tact 111/'itb Space as the Director Savings and Loan,  2005 Page #97  
 in the atmosphere. Co11tart IVith Space, privately published after his 195 2005 Page #98  
UFOs chronicled in Contact ll1'ith Space made it indispensable in the prepa 2005 Page #98  
imply inaccurate . In Contact With Space, Dr. Wilhelm Reich's reflections o 2005 Page #102  
thumous publishing of Contact With Space, proved intolerable to all by a fe 2005 Page #102  
 (Note: Like Reich's Contact !Pith Space, Wilhelm Reich and the Cold Warwas 2005 Page #105  
953. Reich, \V/.: Contact lf:1/ith Space. Rangeley, Maine: Orgone Institute 2005 Page #105  
sicists o ffer speculation of deep space "worm holes" and the use of zero p 2005 Page #120  
ced enough to develop interstellar space travel would be too advanced to no 2005 Page #120  
e years before a satellite went to space turn into points of authentication 2005 Page #130  
that he cold her was "a piece of a space ship." She stared that it was "lig 2005 Page #131  
 traces of having performed a long space voyage. Ir was sent for analysis t 2005 Page #133  
ce that is out of place in time or space; in documents, formats that are wr 2005 Page #137  
ites fallen out of orbit and other space debris. Yet would this also includ 2005 Page #141  
 into Project MOON DUST to recover space vehicle debris and Operation BLUE  2005 Page #142  
orce rusbanded missions to recover space debris and foreign equipment. Some 2005 Page #142  
. No direct correlation with known space objects chat may have reentered th 2005 Page #143  
the capabilities and intentions of space visitors and their cechnolom . Thi 2005 Page #143  
tdown, a bit like the tiles on the space shuttle. It apparently does not me 2005 Page #158  
ason why US discs could not fly in space and he replied that he thought the 2005 Page #164  
too. The back engineering of alien space technolog) would probably rank as  2005 Page #167  
ted States surpass the Russians in space; spurred elaborate A1my initiative 2005 Page #168  
a possible means of propulsio n in space when the thrust from a neutron mot 2005 Page #171  
nt and it is not seen irutiaUy for space application. Probabl) large scale  2005 Page #171  
 application. Probabl) large scale space operations would have to await the 2005 Page #171  
 of djrection typical of motion in space. The essence of electrogravitics t 2005 Page #171  
at the rocket will be obsolete for space travel with.in 50 years." Th.is wa 2005 Page #172  
multistage rocket as a solution to space travel, able to boost a payload be 2005 Page #172  
itational. The results, applied to space flight, would be direct levitation 2005 Page #173  
euverable, and have access to huge space carriers (mother ships) with lord  2006 Page #5  
de did it in just a few hours. The space station goes around the entire Ear 2006 Page #6  
characteristics using airborne and space borne and earth based radar sets,  2006 Page #9  
as never alive when there wasn't a space program, would push for a new view 2006 Page #9  
 interstellar very large vehicles (space carriers? Mother Ships?) which wou 2006 Page #10  
 • Worldwide retrieval of "foreign space vehicles." • "quick reaction basis 2006 Page #26  
akstan (world's oldest and largest space launch facility) • 7/4/78 Two Ital 2006 Page #28  
had enccuntered UFOs in Soviet air space More Failed UFO Intercepts 3/6/94  2006 Page #28  
ntly worked In C Aviation Week and Space Technology October 1 1990 article  2006 Page #30  
lender • Appears to show object in space doing a U-turn. Source http /*woe  2006 Page #31  
 for seven years, on and off. U.S. Space Command site, around Noverriaer 20 2006 Page #31  
t *,1 bdtrtn1 *oilers spent on in, space intak) W10 mtemabonal SIA/f, ME111 2006 Page #32  
ists, entertainment professionals, space scientists and a high ranking mili 2006 Page #48  
ere sponsored by the International Space Sciences Organization (ISSO), a re 2006 Page #49  
 one. But this report is not about space aliens, UFOs, or the contention th 2006 Page #50  
ily. Receipt of radio signals from space or discovery of life by humans on  2006 Page #52  
s it from a different dimension of space/time? Does it originate from somep 2006 Page #53  
rough our location or dimension of space/time on its way elsewhere? Is huma 2006 Page #53  
 suit. Had he been found wearing a space suit, there might have been unwant 2006 Page #75  
he might have been involved in the space program or possibly a famous test  2006 Page #75  
ould ignite. Lockheed Missiles and Space Company developed a solid-propella 2006 Page #77  
e and the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). After exten 2006 Page #87  
 or some kind of vehicular type of space suit that acted as a probe. The bo 2006 Page #93  
y knew, and make statements like, "Space travel is utter bilge." (British A 2006 Page #101  
f impressive data in both time and space.6 Therefore, in discussing alien s 2006 Page #102  
small Indian Health Clinic; in the space of one week, her brother and his g 2006 Page #110  
natively, up to 200 troops — ample space to also secrete a relatively small 2006 Page #132  
y rescue coverage for the American space flights. Of course, they were neve 2006 Page #132  
any assistance necessary in future space missions." (30) Although the 67th' 2006 Page #132  
ills were not needed during NASA's space missions, the question has to be a 2006 Page #132  
at originated with somebody else's space program in December 1980? On this  2006 Page #132  
into the atmosphere, perhaps NORAD space tracking has some record of the ob 2006 Page #136  
they look like they are from outer space. ...I'm at 2,300 feet. Don't come  2006 Page #141  
g All the Way Killer." Source: FAS Space Policy Project. ] SLIDE # 17 — Map 2006 Page #143  
 will attempt to penetrate our air space for testing and we played games wi 2006 Page #149  
E DEALING WITH ENTITIES FROM OUTER SPACE HERE? No, but what my father did t 2006 Page #152  
'It's an alien creature from outer space, you big dummy!' I went, 'Oh, no,  2006 Page #157  
tograph # 4) Evidently in the same space, they got a close-up of the alien' 2006 Page #159  
r, I've had an abiding interest in space stuff. I recall as a young boy sta 2006 Page #182  
's. In the early days of America's space program, I made it a point to beco 2006 Page #182  
equest of US Coast Guard Seattle, "Space Defense" (a term most likely refer 2006 Page #185  
n the splashdown. The response of "Space Defense" is negative. "We'll check 2006 Page #185  
hings and call you later,"34 says "Space Defense." There appears to be no r 2006 Page #185  
is incident was not the result of "space junk" burning up during re-entry a 2006 Page #189  
all, if this object was a piece of space junk or orbital debris, how did it 2006 Page #191  
 & Times, July 28, 1984, "Piece of Space Junk or Just a Fish Tale?" • Unite 2006 Page #194  
apply to astronauts returning from space flights. Anybody found guilty of s 2006 Page #202  
has initiated civilian forays into space with the Bigelow Aerospace Company 2006 Page #207  
Discoants· 'I . ;';\ 'Sauc~r' From Space .. , __ ••• • "" .1!'-"Tll'\-"I "  2007 Page #24  
vaded by flying saucers from outer space. (\X'ording suggests plausible den 2007 Page #24  
e biosphere and climate ► Emerging space tra vel capability ► Starting to h 2007 Page #37  
home planet (i.e., no further deep space travel allowed) ;. Monitoring and  2007 Page #37  
home planet (i.e., no further deep space travel aUowed) ► Monitoring and in 2007 Page #37  
search. ■ AbOut developing a seaet space program. ■ Using free money to con 2007 Page #54  
companied by the lead line, "\Xlhy space aliens steal our CO\VS." SELLING T 2007 Page #62  
               The box containin g Space Duck Pops is illustrated with a he 2007 Page #64  
h a helmeted cluck floating out in space, a flying saucer nearby. \Xle're t 2007 Page #64  
ng in common with the bold looking space duck pictured. These smiling, bonn 2007 Page #64  
 they sold them in unrelated outer space theme packaging. The Gund Corporat 2007 Page #64  
of the Capitol Builrung, an unseen space visitor delays leaving its craft t 2007 Page #65  
oorway looking out, seemingly into space. The Earth in seen in the distance 2007 Page #67  
g Tablet' PCs are seen floating in space with their extended screen's remjn 2007 Page #70  
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 "Proposed Studies on the Peaceful Space Activities for Human Affairs," or  2007 Page #76  
said that in building 8 of Johnson Space Centre there was a place that she  2007 Page #85  
nning technique 1 got into Johnson Space centre reaDy easily, as there were 2007 Page #86  
litary casks like putting stuff in space. So was the NASA sire military or  2007 Page #87  
tude to be classified as achieving space £light". This is consistent with t 2007 Page #108  
 official USAF classification that space flight begins at an altitude of SO 2007 Page #108  
 (possible replacement for current space shuttle). Author's special note: D 2007 Page #110  
ET horizontal take off and landing space craft at 1--Iumer Army .Airfield ( 2007 Page #114  
1JJhere ever else n1e go i11 outer space". Author's special note: This stat 2007 Page #114  
olid and liquid rockets to achieve space flight. There is a "better way" to 2007 Page #120  
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g saucer. If it is true that alien space crafts have crashed, it suggests t 2007 Page #127  
. A piece of metal was sent co the Space Research Institute in Brussels and 2007 Page #129  
that the item definitely came from space. 123                               2007 Page #129  
eping unwanted UFOs out of our air space. Supposedly HAARP (High-frequency  2007 Page #130  
tion" (Extraterrestrial Electronic Space Command) . The collection of the w 2007 Page #131  
ards the capture of crashed Soviet space satellites and rocket debris, ther 2007 Page #132  
ng Saucer are Real; Aliens fi-0,11 Space; and The F!Jing Saucer Co11s-pirar 2007 Page #132  
over and deliver descended foreign space vehicles. Peacetime employment of  2007 Page #134  
se of inspecting things from outer space. Kilgallen replied that she knew w 2007 Page #135  
 merely analyzing recovered Soviet space debris -as authorities would have  2007 Page #139  
eved to be possibly a portion of a space satellite, had apparently fallen i 2007 Page #140  
5, 1978. Captioned &po,1 of Fallen Space Of!jecl, it stated: 1. The Bolivia 2007 Page #141  
om the US National Aeronautics and Space Administration in order to determi 2007 Page #141  
om the US National Aeronautics and Space Administration to investigate the  2007 Page #141  
. No direct correlation with known space objects that may have re-entered t 2007 Page #142  
tion and guidance for dealing with space objects that have been found. In p 2007 Page #142  
es . On the contrary, there was no space program in the 1930s and aircraft  2007 Page #195  
ike silicon, which are utilized in space research." ln December 1981 Poulai 2007 Page #197  
e other counu-y with a significant space program. The opportunit y presente 2007 Page #198  
logy and the geochemistry of outer space in 1987; was one of the editors an 2007 Page #198  
s that created by the big hydrogen space bomb test held later in the Pacifi 2008 Page #16  
uth. They saw something from outer space and it was not a meteor. It was a  2008 Page #17  
n the Exploration and Use of Outer Space, Including the Moon and Other Cele 2008 Page #36  
n the exploration and use of outer space, including the Moon and other cele 2008 Page #36  
duct all their activities in outer space, including the Moon and other cele 2008 Page #36  
eaty shall pursue studies of outer space, including the Moon and other cele 2008 Page #36  
n the Exploration and Use of Outer Space. Including the Moon and Other Cele 2008 Page #39  
achine off. They have to be out in space to travel. They need speed to trav 2008 Page #92  
 discussion to agree: the Tunguska space body had in fact exploded in the a 2008 Page #101  
 then incorporated into the Soviet space program. le In the world of sci-fi 2008 Page #103  
vanced technology to help make the space station better, cheaper, or sooner 2008 Page #104  
aracters and spaces. lf it's not a space, it's a character. Characters migh 2008 Page #106  
ike on the keyboard other than the space bar. Words are defined as the numb 2008 Page #106  
of the number of words between the space at the beginning and that of the c 2008 Page #106  
rought to the moon, perhaps from a space station; the rocks could be broken 2008 Page #112  
h and exist only in interplanetary space, where the celestial states presen 2008 Page #113  
ons? The presence of unidentif ied space craft flying :.n our atmosphere la 2008 Page #113  
e of the atomic bomb combined with space vehicles poses a chreac on a scale 2008 Page #114  
ea. The appearance of unidentified space vehicles (opinions are sharply div 2008 Page #114  
ry strategis ts foresee the use of space craft w1ch nuclear warheads as the 2008 Page #114  
ar off. The military imporcance of space vehicles, satel-ices as well as ro 2008 Page #114  
s and missiles find their place 1n space, we muse consider the potential th 2008 Page #114  
potential threat chat unidentiried space craft pose. One must consiaer che  2008 Page #114  
e chat mis-identification of these space craft for an intercontinenta l mis 2008 Page #114  
or a high-level group dealing with space. He also was a close friend to Ave 2008 Page #131  
fense and government electronics , space, infom1ation technology , technica 2008 Page #131  
nuary 7, 1958, stated, "Control of space means control of the world ... Fro 2008 Page #134  
eans control of the world ... From space, the masters of infinity would hav 2008 Page #134  
Earth that lies somewhere in outer space ... And if there is an ultimate po 2008 Page #134  
ting a connection between the NASA space program, the occultism of the Nazi 2008 Page #134  
ltism of the Nazis and the Russian space program . Richard C. Hoagland, a f 2008 Page #134  
hat the time and date of many NASA space launches, including the Apollo moo 2008 Page #134  
planning, mission priorities , and Space Agency decisions extending back to 2008 Page #135  
he launch date and time for Apollo space mission, as well as many others, w 2008 Page #135  
disturbing similarity with Russian space flights. 129                       2008 Page #135  
t module for the new International Space Station was launched from the Baik 2008 Page #136  
rnection between the former Soviet space program and NASA, perhaps through  2008 Page #136  
onsidering that the [International Space Station] program was already a yea 2008 Page #136  
o is orchestrating the launches of space missions in both the United States 2008 Page #136  
er of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), is one of t 2008 Page #137  
irman House Committe e on Science. Space.& Technology • Grtdlnp. Pusttll mt 2008 Page #154  
in U.S. ■ Animal mutilations ■ Air space violations ■ New abduction cases ■ 2008 Page #160  
th ■ Faking Crop Circles ■ UFOs in Space: STS-48 ■ Sightings over Europe ■  2008 Page #167  
l ■ Military Abductions? ■ UFOs in space ■ The New World Order and the end  2008 Page #167  
ginning, "UFO Sovereignty Over Air Space: A Defense Intelligence Problem."  2009 Page #8  
d Proposed Solutions (p 3) UFOs as Space Weapons (p 4) Recommended Changes  2009 Page #8  
d of this paper, compacted to save space but large enough for easy reading. 2009 Page #8  
deployment of defensive weapons in space; "Star Wars" was an invention of t 2009 Page #10  
 protection." Reasons and Means of Space Exploration . "Robots are not the  2009 Page #10  
s follow. UFO SOVEREIGNTY OVER AIR SPACE A DEFENSE INTELLIGENCE PROBLEM Air 2009 Page #14  
A DEFENSE INTELLIGENCE PROBLEM Air space is that part of space subject to t 2009 Page #14  
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ts from this: (a) That part of air space directly above the territory of a  2009 Page #14  
tate can exercise sovereignty over space which is not directly above its te 2009 Page #14  
e object of sovereignty is the air space above its territory, which appears 2009 Page #14  
. In other words, those regions of space where there is no air or atmospher 2009 Page #14  
or atmosphere cannot be called air space. It must not be imagined that the  2009 Page #14  
nciple of UFO sovereignty over air space has been accepted without numerous 2009 Page #14  
erent aspect when the discovery of space navigation brought man face to fac 2009 Page #14  
t man face to face with the use of space by UFO's. The ensuing defense prob 2009 Page #14  
ose the most from violation of air space above its territory. What constitu 2009 Page #15  
ve complete sovereignty of our air space and the UFO also derives from this 2009 Page #15  
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be a reality in our atmosphere and space we must ann our national leaders w 2009 Page #16  
rce's current air intelligence and space tracking system be once again a to 2009 Page #16  
 obvious transfer of technology to space defense systems that could outpace 2009 Page #16  
anner if we are to protect our air space, our people, and our sovereignty a 2009 Page #16  
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st that some UFO's are or could be space weapons sent here to be deployed f 2009 Page #16  
echnical study known as The Way to Space Travel that included among other t 2009 Page #16  
l that included among other things space vehicles and weapons of mass destr 2009 Page #16  
atellite'. In 1959 an unidentified space object was detected in orbit by a  2009 Page #16  
was detected in orbit by a US Navy space surveillance system. the Pentagon  2009 Page #16  
ake the information serious as the space object was tracked for some weeks, 2009 Page #16  
t a man-made satellite from across space and bring about the technological  2009 Page #17  
in August 1961 when he referred to space weapons that could be "directed to 2009 Page #17  
t Forces who claimed that orbiting space platforms could launch rockets at  2009 Page #17  
summer of 1947 when a unidentified space vehicle was reportedly recovered b 2009 Page #17  
ect Special Weapons Team after the space vehicle was disabled by microwave  2009 Page #17  
blished in Colliers 22 March 1952, Space Flight in which he theorized that  2009 Page #17  
ich he theorized that small guided space weapons could be "launched from th 2009 Page #17  
apons could be "launched from the [space] station ... [and] could be accura 2009 Page #17  
y spot on earth." Perhaps this UFO space object offered the United States t 2009 Page #17  
iet placing of a Nuclear Weapon in Space" drawn up by Raymond Garthoff in M 2009 Page #17  
iet forces could now 'hit a fly in space.' "It was apparent to both sides t 2009 Page #17  
stem unprepared for last years air space violations of Loring AFB, Maine; M 2009 Page #18  
red by many is supposed to destroy space borne targets, including UFO nucle 2009 Page #22  
oticed could be transmitted from a space vehicle to the decision making ope 2009 Page #22  
o cooperate with the USSR on joint space and lunar missions. Less well know 2009 Page #35  
ing climax. Kennedy linked US-USSR space missions with classified UFO files 2009 Page #40  
USSR and USA to cooperate in joint space and lunar missions. In the backgro 2009 Page #40  
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eeded, there would have been joint space mission to the moon and eventual p 2009 Page #40  
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Cooperation with the USSR on Outer Space Matters," and the key passage in t 2009 Page #40  
Soviet Union in the field of outer space, including the development of spec 2009 Page #40  
r broader cooperation ... in outer space, including cooperation in lunar la 2009 Page #40  
ram with the Soviet Union in Joint space and lunar explorations. It would b 2009 Page #41  
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ooperation with the USSR on "outer space matters" with the release of class 2009 Page #41  
nedy's offer in September of joint space and lunar missions, that "in the w 2009 Page #42  
formation and joint cooperation in space. The dating of the Hotline convers 2009 Page #42  
Premier Nikita Khrushchev on joint space missions and sharing classified UF 2009 Page #42  
, cooperate with the USSR on joint space missions, and share classified UFO 2009 Page #43  
Khrushchev on November 12, 1963 on space cooperation that led to the Nation 2009 Page #43  
ber 12 memo, next to the signature space, appears the following handwriting 2009 Page #44  
ate with the Soviet Union in joint space and lunar missions is a historic f 2009 Page #45  
ilitary hostilities and jeopardize space cooperation. President Kennedy 's  2009 Page #45  
trategy was to use joint Soviet US space cooperation as the means to have U 2009 Page #45  
s -atop Nevada's Mormon Mesa -with Space Captain Aura Rhanes, a supposed ci 2009 Page #54  
some ve,y distinguished careers in space command and all of them were sitti 2009 Page #78  
om and he said, "It's a piece of a space ship." l made the mistake of askin 2009 Page #91  
n Braun by Erik Bergaust, National Space Institute, Washington, DC, 86      2009 Page #92  
as working on !he beginning of the space program and that is when I took th 2009 Page #93  
I took the dictation to start this space program I took it from Dr. Wernher 2009 Page #93  
 if we get this $600. 000 and this space program, starts you ·will have had 2009 Page #93  
red a position in the fledgling US Space Program, but her husband wanted to 2009 Page #93  
SJ(TCH TO ..• orro lJ IJ.'O~. '(J~ SPACE A/$C," ~/4 TJ/IS HE ... ~l'N'EI•:  2009 Page #106  
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tory under the banner, "Three-Eyed Space Geek Zaps Soviet Boy," as fine a h 2009 Page #138  
rockets could fly in the vacuum of space." Mr. Goddard , the editorial regr 2009 Page #139  
s sure as rockets can never fly in space, Tass has broken the story of the  2009 Page #139  
;,,gal fllOIIDIM objKI hi vlallud• space ol lhtlndun Poi'ltHuctt • Fdlly .  2009 Page #146  
ssible abortive UFO Dis/Y ■UFOs in space · 9: False Dawn, 1990-1991 9: Fals 2009 Page #151  
ng that NORAD l,t,lfl detect d d~~ space ob1ects entering E:uth's atmosph~  2009 Page #152  
complex to examine in this limited space. ls this counter-spy scenario spec 2009 Page #179  

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of the Milky Way galaxy. Soon, new space-based telescopes will make it poss 2006 Page #70  
o 1991), the database recorded "83 space-based UFOs, o.n average of more th 2009 Page #152  

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buster had suddenly changed into a space-gun. When l saw the 'star' to the  2005 Page #96  

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he possibility that interplanetary spacecraft exist. There are many people  2003 Page #11  
the reality of an extraterrestrial spacecraft crash-retrieval in Cape Girar 2003 Page #21  
es stored at Wright along with the spacecraft were sent to Norton Air Force 2003 Page #102  
final resting place of the Roswell spacecraft" — at least one of them. Nort 2003 Page #102  
trial artifacts from more than one spacecraft. He said that during the Nort 2003 Page #102  
ience investigators were about the spacecraft functioning as an extension o 2003 Page #102  
tral underside of a wedge- shaped" spacecraft found in New Mexico have abou 2003 Page #106  
erstanding of one extraterrestrial spacecraft propulsion: "The craft was ab 2003 Page #111  
inds from Soviet aircraft to alien spacecraft. • File contents missing at n 2003 Page #160  
ld her he had seen recovered alien spacecraft and aliens in a hanger. Can y 2003 Page #198  
on. No, as far as I know, an alien spacecraft did not crash in Roswell, New 2003 Page #201  
ate, recover and deliver" non-U.S. spacecraft to American authorities. But  2004 Page #5  
 spy balloon crashed, not an alien spacecraft." Later even the Air Force co 2004 Page #60  
nidentified flying objects are the spacecraft of an extraterrestrial civili 2004 Page #133  
e where the main body of the alien spacecraft plunged to earth, and that si 2004 Page #143  
e ignored no longer — did an alien spacecraft crash on a mesa above Hart Ca 2004 Page #223  
theoretical conclusions of chem as spacecraft . The questionnaire came out  2005 Page #95  
rgue that no species would build a spacecraft that would be susceptible to  2005 Page #120  
uld this also include unidentified spacecraft that have impacted earth? Cli 2005 Page #141  
they believe to have been an alien spacecraft.1 Their personal account of t 2005 Page #153  
ve that it was an extraterrestrial spacecraft. 156                          2005 Page #158  
rom their world to other worlds in spacecraft. Reverse engineering is predi 2005 Page #161  
flight systems failure of an alien spacecraft, or through communication and 2005 Page #161  
ion techniques. A human-fabricated spacecraft consists of many sub-systems  2005 Page #161  
rst search in the case of an alien spacecraft would be for recognizable sys 2005 Page #161  
ed include: the energy or fuel the spacecraft uses for power; the propulsio 2005 Page #162  
e actual material structure of the spacecraft would be sturued. If the aLie 2005 Page #162  
nd methods of fabrication . If the spacecraft had the abi.Lity to defend it 2005 Page #162  
B in 1954 when an extraterrestrial spacecraft had landed. The base had alre 2005 Page #164  
the UFOs were advanced aircraft or spacecraft , which used non-conventional 2005 Page #166  
tified objects were interplanetary spacecraft. There are more reports that  2005 Page #166  
Or, have we developed anti-gravity spacecraft in secret? 170                2005 Page #172  
n wave propulsion, electromagnetic spacecraft propulsion, super-conducting  2005 Page #173  
esult of back engineering of alien spacecraft? Dr. \Xloolman received his d 2005 Page #174  
signs were inspired by the Roswell spacecraft, from Kelly's SR-71 Blackbird 2005 Page #175  
nclusions that SOME UFOs are alien spacecraft and that the subject of flyin 2006 Page #4  
gently controlled Extraterrestrial Spacecraft? The simplest answer is that  2006 Page #4  
TV mockumentary), that our fastest spacecraft is the Voyager spacecraft and 2006 Page #6  
 fastest spacecraft is the Voyager spacecraft and that it would take 70,000 2006 Page #6  
aying that indeed SOME UFOs are ET spacecraft? Here are some things I belie 2006 Page #9  
e contact might take the form of a spacecraft approaching the earth from ou 2006 Page #59  
vailable to help identify aircraft/spacecraft/weapon debris. These include  2006 Page #72  
ly hidden following the crash of a spacecraft in Roswell, New Mexico); rais 2006 Page #194  
mbshell. He spoke about our secret spacecraft delivering cargo to and from  2007 Page #114  
 science fiction stories of "alien spacecraft", and "little green men.". He 2007 Page #115  
ion: If some UFOs are indeed alien spacecraft -and a small percentage of th 2007 Page #132  
iti es have indeed recovered alien spacecraft, then the most likely teams i 2007 Page #134  
to identify the origins of crashed spacecraft and dead bodies, from a Briti 2007 Page #135  
demonstrating the reality of alien spacecraft in our atmosphere. On April 1 2008 Page #7  
g for a meteorite and not an alien spacecraft. The Air Force split the sigh 2008 Page #7  
at some UFOs are extra-terrestrial spacecraft , and who at the time of the  2008 Page #33  
The files contain no references to spacecraft in an air force hangar or ali 2008 Page #68  
ponent of the theory that an alien spacecraft came to grief at Tunguska, wr 2008 Page #101  
osed. While the idea that an alien spacecraft might have crashed at, or exp 2008 Page #102  
io told of a large nuclear-powered spacecraft from Mars that was on an expl 2008 Page #102  
 Lem used the scenario of an alien spacecraft exploding at Tunguska as its  2008 Page #102  
t is theorized , destroy the alien spacecraft to prevent it from falling in 2008 Page #103  
t and allied progress in missiles, spacecraft , launch vehicles, payload ca 2009 Page #19  

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l pipes. These vertical pipes were spaced around the lower shell of the tor 2006 Page #94  
ISCS, ONE ON TOP OF THE OTHER, BUT SPACED APART. Exactly. SO THAT IS WHAT Y 2006 Page #153  
ah, because we came up and we were spaced out pretty good, too. COULD THE T 2007 Page #169  

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ing perilous flights-just as human spaceflight suffers accidents and crashe 2005 Page #121  

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 as "a three-foot-tall, big-headed spaceman." The son also said his father  2004 Page #31  
nd thought it was the carcass of a spaceman. The Air Force calls it "time c 2004 Page #148  
l, ongoing ad series, a 1950s clad spaceman bravely faces his fear of the " 2007 Page #66  

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ples of the wreckage, nor were the spaceman's papers ever published. The ot 2004 Page #31  

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

. There were bodies of small alien spacemen at the site. The military quick 2004 Page #135  
ips with the problems posed by the spacemen. The cosmic orgone energy, whjc 2005 Page #95  
owder barrel. Hence l say: let the spacemen come; they might save us and if 2005 Page #103  

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erospace craft. In a book entitled Spacepo1JJer (1958), fusion, photon, and 2005 Page #173  

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

age is divided into characters and spaces. lf it's not a space, it's a char 2008 Page #106  
s the number of characters between spaces as above. Analogously , sentences 2008 Page #106  
epared, because if there are extra spaces, some processing programs might b 2008 Page #107  
= number of characters between the spaces excluding punctuation. ■Sentence  2008 Page #116  
word calculated"' charact= between spaces, stripped of adjoining punctuatio 2008 Page #118  

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 other words like "UFO," "alien," "spaceship," and "abduction" and not so m 2003 Page #149  
hat there was nothing to the alien spaceship theory. President Clinton was  2003 Page #201  
me debunker argues that the Aurora spaceship crash story was a hoax, a fake 2004 Page #26  
ing to bring up the hoax about the spaceship." She was 12 years old on the  2004 Page #29  
t one spot in the field where that spaceship is supposed to have hit." The  2004 Page #29  
is now clear to me that the Aurora spaceship crash story is based on realit 2004 Page #33  
 first book to claim that an alien spaceship crashed in the Southwest and t 2004 Page #136  
osed, and that no extraterrestrial spaceship crashed near Roswell. To those 2004 Page #138  
far as I know," he said, "no alien spaceship crashed in Roswell New Mexico  2004 Page #140  
staken this for pieces of an alien spaceship and written symbols possibly c 2004 Page #142  
that there was an extraterrestrial spaceship crash and a massive and endles 2004 Page #143  
that there was an extraterrestrial spaceship recovered, along with alien bo 2004 Page #146  
he belief that an extraterrestrial spaceship was recovered at Roswell in 19 2004 Page #146  
 be counted out in coping with the spaceship problem." One night as he sat  2005 Page #95  
 adapted into a movie titled First Spaceship on Venus, in which Russian sci 2008 Page #102  

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

s do exist, are very real, and are spaceships from another or more than one 2003 Page #12  
proof positive of extraterrestrial spaceships and the organic remains of de 2004 Page #147  

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32 Available online at: http://www.spacewar.com/news/russia-97h .html 33 Av 2009 Page #47  

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every capitalization, punctuation, spacing and italicization noted in the S 2003 Page #173  
e for some 3 Type face S Paragraph spacing a Italics on a,b,c... s MarginsQ 2003 Page #182  
he top, with normal and consistent spacing for file folder of the period. E 2004 Page #252  
artment numbering system. The line spacing, typeface, carbon-paper smear an 2005 Page #123  

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t group. The house was elegant and spacious and I was allocated an office o 2006 Page #197  

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a blood red face. Sported a black, spade-like cowl which extended a foot or 2006 Page #98  

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 field could well be connected (in spades) to illegal sources of funrung (e 2005 Page #85  

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rporations-58 in Portugal, l 12 in Spain, 233 in Sweden, 214 in Switzerland 2008 Page #136  
v1inister of Defense ■ The Wave in Spain ■ ET in the Himalaya s? ■ All Quie 2008 Page #159  
ive activity in Europe, especially Spain ■ Major statement by French lvfini 2008 Page #159  

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

are numerous similar accounts that span the decades — and even the world. A 2004 Page #4  
8 The cases presented in this book span the spectrum of quality, credibilit 2005 Page #134  
ch could greatly lengthen the life span of a civilization. That is pseudosc 2006 Page #12  
, a the agency to mitt i, mixt: rt span:3 ',oar 104.0 4.041 mperiNto, plupl 2006 Page #32  
additional case studies covering a span of half a century. A few examples w 2006 Page #86  
 P.M. EST. This is a thirty-minute span from the time the "Washington area  2006 Page #96  
six different states within a time span of about thirty-five minutes. As a  2006 Page #98  
 mysterious material? In the short span of hvenOlour hours, the object(s) u 2006 Page #190  
 as Master Sgt. Clarence. Over the span of 50 years she was unable to recal 2009 Page #90  

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

in the sass h142),1Y Saari& !PE in Spanish 1740 Ort 14 Boy 78 ta [Nat] Salt 2004 Page #20  
of UFO documentation. The death of Spanish dictator Francisco Franco in 197 2005 Page #84  
 co the release of several hundred Spanish military UFO reports. The death  2005 Page #84  
 (Rabies is a virus). • 1918-1919: Spanish flu kills 50 million people arou 2006 Page #107  
ench nephritis was followed by the Spanish influenza, and renal Hantavirus  2006 Page #112  
rdinary Ye:ir ■ 1975: UFOs and the Spanish I\·Witary i\gain ■ UFOs Over Mon 2008 Page #159  

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

Service (AFSS)-in March, 1967, the Spanish-speaking intercept operators of  2008 Page #29  

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

nroe had a spectacular career that spanned sixteen years, during which time 2007 Page #136  

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

 reports on a worldwide basis that spans decades. From the CIA, I was able  2004 Page #12  

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

ly been a hobby that he did in his spare time. Fortunately, the government  2004 Page #86  
 long covered up after the war, to spare the Japanese Emperor the embarrass 2004 Page #140  
n collatatra• int .th thr rt. than spare shuttle Or the Last three yeors. 3 2006 Page #31  
ets, we do know advertisers do not spare our cats and dogs from alien-theme 2007 Page #66  
nd all seemed to have some time to spare. All seemed decidedly upbeat about 2009 Page #138  

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

 streets, using available supplies sparingly, tending to loved ones. Many w 2006 Page #62  

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

ecurity Agency. The pictures would spark even more interest from intelligen 2003 Page #145  
It will now take only a sufficient spark to set the town ablaze. During per 2005 Page #85  
me catalyzing political event will spark a popular uprising against governm 2007 Page #38  
mehO\v peeled off; or an energetic spark produced by the propulsion or mech 2007 Page #199  
ngs over UFOs sightings that could spark military hostilities and jeopardiz 2009 Page #45  

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

well, New Mexico, in July 1947 has sparked discussions, opinions, and repor 2005 Page #161  
dience of this marketing campaign, sparked by the 56 ..                     2007 Page #62  

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nds of fiery fragments, which fell sparkling with magnificent brightness .. 2007 Page #194  

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

 daughters Collette Rhodes, Denise Sparks, and Camille Reynolds. The Master 2004 Page #110  
t "a large flaming object throwing sparks landed in the water creating larg 2006 Page #184  
 object trailing fire and _spewing sparks *lashed down approximately 1,000  2006 Page #188  
neering. ► 1950: Death of Pope Sr. sparks family struggle for control of II 2007 Page #26  
 1 can't say for sure if they were sparks or flashes from the sunljght. It  2007 Page #196  
e Campinas ' "silver rain" and the sparks ejected by the Poulain UFO. CASE  2007 Page #200  
him, throwing off a cloud of white sparks. Sherwood 's wife heard the explo 2008 Page #12  

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

ent released by the Air Force, and sparse information at that! What follows 2006 Page #169  
al information in this document is sparse, but there are details which, whe 2006 Page #170  

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

adar screens was over a barren and sparsely populated area of Northern Mexi 2006 Page #133  
long some of the more desolate and sparsely populated areas of northern Mex 2007 Page #185  

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

 of interactions in France, with a spate of over 200 landings and 35 humano 2003 Page #170  

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

 sighted • • Temporal range brief, spatial distribution huge • • From Polan 2004 Page #165  
m another dimension and use a Tran spatial field resonator to bridge the ga 2005 Page #164  

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

ry in the history of UFO lore, and spawn a generation of rumors that were b 2003 Page #141  

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

ins that was to perplex locals and spawned a veritable cascade of rumours,  2006 Page #119  

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

 u.-»a-( l it* .in ixir iiirtoirul spcccraft* 1 hi* lal *cot on i* thi cere 2003 Page #132  

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ase of US.I\? Tclccommunic ::ioons Spcciali::;t Simone Mendez During the c: 2009 Page #152  

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hrust for high priority 1 1'8/2003 Spcoal Opera: ons U.-mi' 15 INTRODUCTION 2003 Page #174  

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ncy of future operations 11'8/2033 Spcool Operations Manual PROJECT PURPOSE 2003 Page #172  
 of these are dealt with 11/8/2003 Spcool Opcrobons Manual HERE IIS THE CON 2003 Page #182  

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m, use Contingency Plan! 11/8/2003 Speaal Operations Manual 28 18. INVENTOR 2003 Page #175  

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Quotes James E. McDonald, Ph.D. “I speak ...from three years of detailed pe 2003 Page #13  
she had made to her husband not to speak of it. Eventually, Charlette succe 2003 Page #22  
 chemotherapy, I approached her to speak of it. And two times she turned me 2003 Page #36  
ur grandfather said we would never speak of this again, so I won't. And fin 2003 Page #36  
ast people he should be allowed to speak with. Henry Forrestal had informed 2003 Page #95  
rea, and I was fortunate enough to speak to one individual who was a govern 2003 Page #194  
 The witnesses were ordered not to speak to anyone about what they had seen 2004 Page #48  
 June 1983. Both were scheduled to speak, Larry for the first time. Budd's  2004 Page #58  
s phone number should Budd wish to speak with her about it. The two met aga 2004 Page #58  
ruary 1988, I arranged for both to speak before the physicians, therapists, 2004 Page #58  
thin the UFO research community to speak with the source; and very brief as 2005 Page #39  
mer Naval Intelligence Officer, co speak on the UFO at the September 1" mee 2005 Page #43  
ealing time of wounds and burns. I speak here from many well-documented use 2005 Page #90  
 military officials that wished to speak with rum about rus crashed UFO sto 2005 Page #132  
ieval Conference Obviously I don't speak for any aliens. However, let us no 2006 Page #5  
the President of the USA doesn't . speak for Planet Earth. After all who el 2006 Page #5  
a. Obviously, the UN also does not speak for Planet Earth either. C. Normal 2006 Page #5  
sitors, is true? Obviously I don't speak for the government. I am careful i 2006 Page #12  
tually referred to and was able to speak with the key witness involved in t 2006 Page #93  
he "GREEN MONSTER." I continued to speak with Mrs. May and her son, Freddie 2006 Page #94  
escott before he had the chance to speak with anyone else, he would be in a 2006 Page #124  
ther line, but we were told not to speak. We all had TOP SECRET clearances  2006 Page #148  
ill a commercial fishing season to speak of in Washington State. From pleas 2006 Page #183  
er. The man closest to us about to speak into his cell. The operative sloga 2007 Page #74  
 didn't have any qualifications to speak ofl did a Mature Students access c 2007 Page #78  
t than I did he \Vas my guru so to speak. l researched what l was told via  2007 Page #84  
 charges. I am not even allowed to speak at these things. You can't defend. 2007 Page #91  
GM: Steve Greer offered to come to speak at the extradition hearing as an e 2007 Page #91  
xcited that it was hard for him to speak. While she had been sitting in the 2008 Page #13  
 Dinius, Larry Lake had decided to speak with him because he had watched a  2008 Page #46  
 the solar system? ■ Does the U.N. speak for the Earth? ■Four solutions in  2008 Page #116  
 proven a handicap to children who speak English as a second language. Mode 2008 Page #143  
thin the UFO research community to speak with the source; and very brief as 2009 Page #48  
urroughs At Conference Podium will speak live about the following issues: J 2009 Page #77  
erified by the National Archives , speak for themselves . Given her positio 2009 Page #95  
t anyone there might be willing to speak with me about the breaking story.  2009 Page #137  

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

than Downes and I — Downes being a speaker at last year's UFO Crash Retriev 2004 Page #16  
, a close friend of Moore's, and a speaker here last year, described how th 2004 Page #189  
, Suffolk on the occasions l was a speaker there. Author David Boadella sum 2005 Page #103  
Roswell did not happen. It hurts.' Speaker and author: Linda Moulton Howe R 2006 Page #163  

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e to acknowledge and thank all the speakers at the conference: Greg Bishop, 2003 Page #2  
er 13, 1987, John Lear, one of the speakers at the "alternate" Las Vegas MU 2003 Page #150  
e to acknowledge and thank all the speakers at the conference: Stephen Bass 2004 Page #2  
e. In July 1987 both were featured speakers at the annual national MUFON co 2004 Page #58  
t. SLIDE #18: Aztec UFO Conference Speakers, Alleged Disc Crash Site, Hart  2004 Page #70  
e to acknowledge and thank all the speakers at the conference: Stephen Bass 2006 Page #2  
 hosts monthly meetings, featuring speakers and videos covering a wide rang 2006 Page #193  
uerque, NM and interacted with the speakers included Linda Moulton- Howe, D 2006 Page #196  
f the Foundation and included such speakers as David Jacobs and Dr. John Ma 2006 Page #198  
 and Jim Marrs. From time to time, speakers would provide copies of their 2 2006 Page #203  
icult to get another six months of speakers, even though I had a whole rost 2006 Page #204  
 roster of potential and available speakers available. We had several weeks 2006 Page #204  
terested in healing and brought in speakers to special UNLV presentations i 2006 Page #206  
ecture series and provided several speakers for Area 2000. Mediumship Resea 2006 Page #207  
e to acknowledge and thank all the speakers at the conference: Stephen Bass 2007 Page #3  
ke to acknowledge and thank aU the speakers at the conference: Stephen Bass 2008 Page #3  
e to acknowledge and thank all the speakers at the conference and Open i\1i 2009 Page #3  

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han Downes Jonathan Downes will be speaking about a 2-month expedition he m 2003 Page #81  
loe caverns. Williams will also be speaking about the activities of Matthew 2003 Page #83  
, appeared to retain a clear mind. Speaking through the screen door of a re 2004 Page #29  
ain found Hopkins and Warren again speaking at the Massachusetts MUFON conf 2004 Page #58  
UFO Dynamics by Berthold Schwartz. Speaking of Newton, Schwartz wrote: Newt 2004 Page #97  
o the possibility that Barnett was speaking of a different UFO crash other  2004 Page #136  
ied its connection to Roswell when speaking with Bill Moore. His connecting 2004 Page #139  
ident, William Moore, though never speaking publicly anymore about UFOs, ap 2004 Page #145  
archers and authors aren't even on speaking terms any more. However, the to 2004 Page #148  
ch efforts. While Moore was on the speaking tour for the book he, like Disn 2004 Page #189  
e heard. Earlier this spring while speaking at a convention I was approache 2004 Page #191  
 what Stan recommended. When I was speaking at the X-conference in Washingt 2004 Page #191  
t of official and credible sources speaking to the reality of UFOs has grow 2005 Page #119  
-human bodies near Roswell, Ni'vl. Speaking with police detective and UFO i 2005 Page #131  
dvocate to the end, writing books, speaking at conferences and stirring the 2005 Page #139  
llup, N.M. area. Epidemiologically speaking, the first observed case in a d 2006 Page #110  
ad developed and a Navaho taboo of speaking of the dead immediately after t 2006 Page #111  
e was harming national security by speaking about the Bentwacers UFO incide 2007 Page #91  
y Paul VVenzel and His Son - While speaking to the local law enforcement of 2008 Page #48  
 Rendlesham Forest as "alive" and "speaking " to them telepathically? Those 2008 Page #74  
re were lights there and they were speaking to us. They were over us, they  2008 Page #89  
y President Lyndon B. Johnson who, speaking to the Senate Democratic Caucus 2008 Page #134  
 Nodon, Hl:;ll Council. I \\111 be speaking now for both StlU' NaUoos, ta1d 2008 Page #154  
eciprocate. Are we not, therefore, speaking of free energy applications to  2009 Page #20  

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

, titled Somaliland President Egal Speaks on Mystenous Bomb Blast, January  2003 Page #163  
 titled "Somaliland President Egal Speaks on Mysterious Bomb Blast," that d 2004 Page #16  
ther rehash of that. Instead, this speaks to three important aspects of the 2004 Page #226  
AF archives Stringfieid eventually speaks to producer, convinced he 'might" 2006 Page #26  
 the ideas are highly related. Who speaks for planet Earth? In addition, it 2008 Page #107  

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

 the image of a UFO is employed to spearhead this company's ability to sell 2007 Page #67  
and then returned to Los Alamos to spearhead the effort to develop the hydr 2009 Page #9  

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

s in the debate. Kent Jeffrey, who spearheaded what was called The Roswell  2004 Page #144  
ions . The Colonel dintlges how he spearheaded the Arm) 's super secret rev 2005 Page #167  

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

The great German combines were the spearheads of economic penetration in th 2008 Page #137  

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d talk shows (the alien as Britney Spears). .. , .. usi c , For the majorit 2006 Page #60  

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d, refrigerated with ice 11 8/2003 Spec.ai Operations MaruJ GUIDE TO UFO ID 2003 Page #177  
Department logo was discontinued ” Spec al Opera Ions Manual Conclusions Th 2003 Page #186  
r an energy breakthrough? 1V8/2003 Spec al Operations Manual 184            2003 Page #188  

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ONS OFFICER Rr?wlMt.cn in an. Utto Spec-ai Opc*»!n» Manual 11-32003 PROJECT 2003 Page #172  

Word: "special", 292 instance(s) (Back to Top)

erest ......149 Authenticating the Special Operations Manual .............. 2003 Page #3  
It discusses the creation of the a special unit ultimately to become the In 2003 Page #26  
lice - Unknown at present a CG FBI Special Agent-? □ Cape Fire Chief - Carl 2003 Page #31  
ly a satellite from St Louis, with Special Agent G. B. Norris making the an 2003 Page #32  
y to FBI or CG Police. G.B. Norris Special Agent In Charge of St.Louls made 2003 Page #32  
it the site and learn more about a special time and place in history - the  2003 Page #38  
iety of capacities. Banister was a Special Agent in Charge of the FBI in th 2003 Page #42  
ns. I'll never forget watching the special bulletins from KDKA-TV in Pittsb 2003 Page #54  
 and ordered a large quantity of a special type of glazed brick that was to 2003 Page #61  
e news coverage, concerning the TV special as well as the press conference, 2003 Page #72  
n releasing the report made by the special naval investigating board that i 2003 Page #93  
March 14, 2003 issue of Science, a special section was devoted to papers de 2003 Page #115  
 agents of the Air Force Office of Special Investigations and the National  2003 Page #141  
lvation to the Air Force Office of Special Investigation (AFOSI), the Natio 2003 Page #141  
wards, who passed him off to AFOSI Special Agent Richard Doty. Carefully de 2003 Page #145  
 Base) as well as a mysterious and special investigative detachment of the  2003 Page #145  
rust at least some of the words of Special Agent Richard Doty and other Air 2003 Page #148  
to go... • University Library ’s - Special Collections - Stanford, San Dieg 2003 Page #153  
 - July 14, 1954 • Shows NSC/MJ-12 Special Studies Project • Authentic docu 2003 Page #156  
 • Links to others that are on the Special Studies project - Bronk, Berkner 2003 Page #156  
l Action 2-11-59 • Appropriation: "Special Studies (M), The White House Off 2003 Page #156  
 library show Bronk was Part of a "Special Studies Project" More circumstan 2003 Page #157  
mething. www majesticdocuments com Special Subcommittee On High Altitude Ea 2003 Page #157  
oddy, be appointed a member of the Special Subcommittee on High Altitude Ea 2003 Page #157  
 no missiles fired from Alamogordo Special Range or White Sands." RG 341, E 2003 Page #158  
                Authenticating the Special Operations Manual Dr. Robert M.  2003 Page #169  
tired in 1993, I was ready for the Special Operations Manual challenge. Sli 2003 Page #169  
IPU, Hillenkoetter, 1st Annual Rpt Special Operations Manual Hillenkoetter  2003 Page #169  
ay we are primarily looking at the Special Operations Manual received by Do 2003 Page #170  
al to exist in some form 11'8/2003 Special Opcratoni Manui 6 EXTRATERRESTRI 2003 Page #170  
 AND DISPOSAL □ The document is a "Special Operations Manual" □ Classificat 2003 Page #170  
s main points of content 11'8/2003 Special Operations Manual 9 166          2003 Page #170  
                Authenticating the Special Operations Manual alien craft in 2003 Page #171  
de 8) hit the main points: it is a Special Operations Manual (hereafter sho 2003 Page #171  
 items that I have found to- be of special significance. Before we begin, i 2003 Page #171  
ting and shipping instructions. Of special note: included are some instruct 2003 Page #171  
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s in any way available □ Establish Special Teams to do it □ Establish and r 2003 Page #172  
                Authenticating the Special Operations Manual requires "wido 2003 Page #173  
ng listed in Appendix I. 11/8/2003 Special Operations hVinuji INTRO —DEFINI 2003 Page #174  
1947-1953 inclusive. ” 11'•8-2 203 Special Operations Mutual EBE TYPE I AS  2003 Page #174  
                Authenticating the Special Operations Manual EBE TYPE 08 AS 2003 Page #175  
EBE TYPE 08 AS DESCRIBED 11/8/2003 Special Operator's Manual RECOVERY OPERA 2003 Page #175  
o evaluate team dispatch 11/8/2003 Special Opeeat on» Manual 26 SECTION 85: 2003 Page #175  
ll traces have been removed ’’ 16. Special or unusual conditions: if large  2003 Page #175  
r methods of manufacture 11 8/2C03 Special Cpwjxni '.laoual 2S DECEPTION PO 2003 Page #175  
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                Authenticating the Special Operations Manual RECEflVONG AND 2003 Page #177  
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 interfere per President 11 8/2003 Special Operatons Minuai REFERENCES 1. S 2003 Page #177  
g, photography, darkroom 11/8/2003 Special Opera ’jons Minu.il RULES OF THU 2003 Page #177  
erms of “common sense. ” 11/8/2003 Special Operations Mmu.ilNON-LIVING ORGA 2003 Page #177  
; but try to get a “fix" 11.8/2003 Special Operations ‘Asrx.il 3f GUIDE TO  2003 Page #177  
s or planets? • Optical phenomena? Special Operauons Manu.i 173             2003 Page #177  
                Authenticating the Special Operations Manual Slide 41 gives 2003 Page #179  
” n Dale Bailey handled it in 1976 Special Operations Minual EXAMPLE: MATCH 2003 Page #180  
 synchronizer is removed 11 8/2003 Special Operations I.Urx^iEXAMPLE: PROVE 2003 Page #180  
mps I have originals now 11/8/2003 Special Operations Manual ■*' EXAMPLE: M 2003 Page #180  
FONT □ Experts have determined the Special Operations Manual SOM 1-01 main  2003 Page #180  
ns in 1954, the alleged date □ The special appearance of a “raised z” essen 2003 Page #180  
n ’t go up until 1957? ” 11/8/2003 Special Operations Manual EXAMPLE: ETYMO 2003 Page #180  
raft is not now initial caps 32Q03 Special Operations MmualTWO MANUALS TO C 2003 Page #180  
alTWO MANUALS TO COMPARE 11/8/2003 Special Operations Manual 176            2003 Page #180  
                Authenticating the Special Operations Manual Slide 44 shows 2003 Page #181  
ng the people by initials 11 tBTXS Special OperaUoni t.Unual 50 A SUBTLETY  2003 Page #182  
ents are not usually true 11.82003 Special OperaJons l.linual “AREA 51 DID  2003 Page #182  
ied a few candidate names 118.7003 Special Operations I.Unual SATELLITE REF 2003 Page #182  
 project in January 1951 11/8.2003 Special Oporations lAmual 178            2003 Page #182  
                Authenticating the Special Operations Manual 1957 to try to 2003 Page #183  
 meeting arrangements for an MJ-12 Special Studies Project meeting of the N 2003 Page #184  
s no significant discussion of the Special Operations Manual 1-01 or issues 2003 Page #184  
                Authenticating the Special Operations Manual points above t 2003 Page #185  
so to the detailed contents of the Special Operations Manual 1-01, you prob 2003 Page #185  
ars to be an early application of “special access ” We have several example 2003 Page #186  
                Authenticating the Special Operations Manual I have two sli 2003 Page #187  
 unknown religious impact 11W/2003 Special Operations Manual 62 WHY CONTINU 2003 Page #188  
 emperor ’s new clothes? 11/8/2003 Special Operabcns Manual 64 BOB WOOD CON 2003 Page #188  
ear and present danger ” 11/8/2003 Special Operations Manual 63 THE REPLICA 2003 Page #188  
12 paid for the printing 11/8/2003 Special Operai ons Manual 65 BOB WOOD CO 2003 Page #188  
J. Leo Bourassa. He headed up the "Special Facilities Division" within the  2003 Page #193  
 for files on Bourassa and on the "Special facilities Division" to see how  2003 Page #193  
should mention a final note on the Special Facilities Division. In a 1996 s 2003 Page #194  
 Office of Emergency Preparedness, Special Facilities Division." I followed 2003 Page #194  
ed up on this possible role of the Special Facilities Division in the crash 2003 Page #194  
en I was asked to participate as a special consultant to the Library of Con 2003 Page #197  
was a new building. They had a big special room downstairs. There were Air  2003 Page #197  
sons: 1. It was to be delivered by Special Courier, which is consistent wit 2003 Page #210  
              t TO BE DELIVERED BY SPECIAL CO ’J?JTR* ...» ■ —— • • • • • . 2003 Page #214  
e Cbnnittee Director, Armed Forces Special Weapons Project                  2003 Page #214  
 large sections of the craft. 6. A special radiobiological team accompanied 2003 Page #233  
mpanied by a S£D USA, Armed Forces Special Weapons Project, secured theand  2003 Page #233  
yHenson, who have been assigned as special observers of the Arctic regions  2004 Page #13  
lip CU, SOURCE. NEWS mEnIA ts. Cul SPECIAL TNSTOLICTIDN3A PROTECTIvE CAVEAT 2004 Page #21  
nue Search Today A spokesman for a special and little known Royal Canadian  2004 Page #41  
ngered Cong. Schiff that he held a special press conference to express his  2004 Page #61  
nnel stationed at the Armed Forces Special Weapons Project at Sandia Base,  2004 Page #63  
 15, 1947, incident has remained a special access, compartmentalized experi 2004 Page #63  
 Board Convenes President Truman's special board of inquiry held a secret s 2004 Page #67  
rs across the nation — appointed a special board of inquiry today to make a 2004 Page #69  
resident Harry S. Truman ordered a special board of inquiry to investigate  2004 Page #69  
as working on a Home Box Office TV special called, UFOs: The E. T. Factor.  2004 Page #69  
irtland Air Force Base's Office of Special Investigations in Albuquerque, N 2004 Page #69  
querque, New Mexico, with an AFOSI Special Agent named Richard Doty. Agent  2004 Page #69  
The military officer said he had a special security clearance that enabled  2004 Page #74  
ograms and then became Director of Special Projects at the CBS television s 2004 Page #76  
telligence Agency, the Majestic-12 Special Studies Group and presidential e 2004 Page #80  
rt as "A Review of the President's Special Panel to Investigate the Capture 2004 Page #80  
ing President Truman to call for a special investigation of the aviation cr 2004 Page #82  
on at the crash site. In a Roswell special done by the Sci-Fi channel his d 2004 Page #84  
d Wilbert Smith had talked about a special room that was in the Pentagon. I 2004 Page #94  
elates with the description of the Special Operations Manual SOM 1-01, page 2004 Page #117  
ures • This led to Don's receiving Special Operations Manual SOM1-01 Slide  2004 Page #124  
al Conference been questioned. The Special Operations Manual SOM 1-01 is an 2004 Page #125  
ontaining the original negative of Special Operations Manual SOM 1-01, avai 2004 Page #127  
Schmitt, -who was then Director of Special Investigations for the J. Allen  2004 Page #136  
st shown to the public in a Fox TV special in 1995. That film has widely be 2004 Page #137  
lished by Robert and Ryan Wood The Special Operations Manual 1-01, Publishe 2004 Page #149  
because he was the Director of the Special Facthties Division which was des 2004 Page #176  
d because the camera crew had used special lenses that they didn't want the 2004 Page #185  
 in Rome. I agreed to do that as a special consultant to the Congressional  2004 Page #186  
en I was asked to participate as a special consultant to the Library of Con 2004 Page #186  
 Jack McGeorge was a member of the Special Forces Green Beret who now runs  2004 Page #188  
This contact, also a member of the Special Forces Green Beret, had been in  2004 Page #188  
n which members of the Green Beret Special Forces were trained at least twi 2004 Page #188  
Base office of Air Force Office of Special Investigations Special Agent Ric 2004 Page #193  
e Office of Special Investigations Special Agent Richard Doty. At the time  2004 Page #193  
rances a Distinguished career as a Special Agent with the CIA Counterespion 2004 Page #199  
 United Staten Air Force Office of Special Investigations reflect great cre 2004 Page #212  
oser to the mark. For example, the Special Historical Study of the Air Defe 2004 Page #220  
31 Avec 1948, Pflock interview. 32 Special historical Study: The Air Weise  2004 Page #224  
 the University of Texas Library's Special Collections. It is with these fo 2004 Page #233  
senhower Briefing Document and the Special Operations Manual, were received 2004 Page #243  
XEMPT FR• DECLASSIFICATION ORADA. "SPECIAL HANDLING REQUIRED -NOT RELEASABL 2004 Page #244  
EMPT FROM DECLASSIFICATION ORADA. "SPECIAL HANDLING REQUIRED —NOT RELEASABL 2004 Page #244  
n some of the things regarding the special studies and conclusions by the d 2004 Page #249  
able; therefore it could have been special Government Issue. At the time th 2004 Page #250  
tilized only in the performance of special task functions with military int 2004 Page #252  
my and Navy (1942) ■ With Roswell, Special Forces and AEC (1947) The agenci 2005 Page #5  
About 9 p.m., the 13'h Compan y of Special Fire Brigade was ordered to send 2005 Page #31  
r, do solemnly swear that during a special assignment with the U.S. Air For 2005 Page #40  
ns Division , within the Office of Special Studies headed by Dr. Eric \"(/a 2005 Page #41  
es headed by Dr. Eric \"(/ang. Hjs special ties at that particular time inc 2005 Page #41  
his reported experience, he was on special assignment to the AEC at the ato 2005 Page #41  
ions Division within the Office of Special Studies where Werner worked. Dr. 2005 Page #41  
came Director of the Department of Special Studies at \Xlright-Patterson wh 2005 Page #41  
Research Laboratory and U. S. Army Special Forces, Ft. Bragg, No. CaroLina. 2005 Page #63  
exceptions prove the rule. The ABC Special in February 2005, hosted by Pete 2005 Page #76  
ties might be the subject of their special attention. If these craft had ha 2005 Page #96  
ng is being changed, and that the "Special Studies Project" would now meet  2005 Page #97  
ve issued orders to Army G2 that a special intelligence unit be created to  2005 Page #122  
ed to the U.S. Air Force Office of Special Investigations .... " Later in 1 2005 Page #123  
ed to the U.S. Air Force Office of Special Investigations in conjunction wi 2005 Page #123  
paper from Roben Cutler, who was a special assistant to 123                 2005 Page #125  
thing out of thjs world." After a "special radiobiological team ... and sec 2005 Page #126  
tail" from the nearby Armed Forces Special \X/eapons Project instituted "su 2005 Page #126  
memo notes: "SUBJECT: NSC/l\1] -12 Special Studies Project" and indicates t 2005 Page #126  
ry retrievals . "Majestic 12 Group Special Operations i\lanualEXTRA TERREST 2005 Page #127  
TO 12D1-3-11-1 1,IAJESTIC-12 GROUP SPECIAL OPERATIONS MANUAL I•: :'\Tl,!!\T 2005 Page #127  
by President Roosevelt to the "THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON NON-TERRESTRIAL SCI 2005 Page #127  
 the "SOM1-01 :tvfAJESTIC-12 GROUP SPECIAL OPERATIONS MANUAL." The SOMl-01  2005 Page #128  
 the guide included in the SOMl-01 Special Operations Manual. Other word us 2005 Page #129  
ment about the authenticity of the Special Operations Manual This paper bot 2005 Page #129  
version of the top secret SOM1 -01 Special Operations ·J\✓ranua l (whose in 2005 Page #130  
f had once commanded the Naval Air Special Weapons Facility at Kirtland AFB 2005 Page #130  
nd AFB from 1951-1954. The jargon "special weapons" refers to atomic energy 2005 Page #130  
ic reactors. Those with access to "special weapons" programs are already cl 2005 Page #130  
erning provenance of the SOi\11-01 Special Operations Manual are finclings  2005 Page #131  
out false cases, and this places a special burden on the honest UFO researc 2005 Page #138  
nterplanetary Phenomenon Unit, the Special Committee on Non-terrestrial Sci 2005 Page #143  
flown to Roswell, New Mexico, on a special assignment. Initially, the camer 2005 Page #145  
US r esearcher Steven Greer held a special event in the United States as pa 2005 Page #147  
he authenticity of the film is the Special Effects -or FX -industry. Most,  2005 Page #149  
uld be a huge undertakin g for the special make-up effects crew. I ha,·e sp 2005 Page #149  
Autopsy film, made by the Canadian special effects company TWIN FX for a Ca 2005 Page #150  
utopsy film could have been faked. Special effects experts Like Rob Townshe 2005 Page #150  
ansferred it on to video; and a UK special effects artist who disagreed wit 2005 Page #150  
occurred when he was assigned to a special operations team that retrieved a 2005 Page #164  
ory told by the Captain was that a special water tank was being brought in  2005 Page #164  
st secretive of which are known as Special Access Program s. There are even 2005 Page #167  
ions Division within the Office of Special Studies where Arthur worked. Sta 2005 Page #168  
3 Stansel was told to report for a special assignment at the lndjan Springs 2005 Page #168  
came Director of the Department of Special Studies at\'( right-Patterson wh 2005 Page #169  
ntinued his studies along with his special and highly classified assignment 2005 Page #174  
his would, of course, make us very special as one of the elite civilization 2006 Page #5  
they are rare. They also have very special properties. D. Mining engineers  2006 Page #7  
s to find genetic defects or super special genes. There are a number of con 2006 Page #7  
r this corner of the neighborhood. Special rates for a week on Earth... sid 2006 Page #7  
 the 19th century. N. There may be special excursions to observe various sp 2006 Page #7  
na" Marlowe and Company, (Paraview Special Edition, 2004) 227 pages. $17, i 2006 Page #13  
t with the public emergence of the Special Operations Manual — SOM1-01 in 1 2006 Page #14  
ed into appeared to be one of the "Special Teams" described in SOMI-01 as f 2006 Page #18  
lable... 4.c. The establishment of Special Teams to accomplish the above op 2006 Page #18  
omplish the above operations These special teams would not require any dist 2006 Page #18  
n the performance of its duties by special direction of the President of th 2006 Page #18  
ual UFO Crash Retrieval Conference Special Access Programs (SAP) Separate a 2006 Page #33  
ieval Conference it: 24185 Sab,tct SPECIAL INQUIRY i 1 he Initnsend Brain E 2006 Page #41  
 France. Originally published in a special issue of VSD in France, July 199 2006 Page #70  
 classification (SECRET/TOP SECRET Special Access Required). - The vehicles 2006 Page #72  
t the A-12 was still a Top Secret, Special Access, program. On 24 May 1963, 2006 Page #73  
d a First Sergeant from the 1129th Special Activities Squadron systematical 2006 Page #75  
ty director of the CIA's Office of Special Activities, stated that, "all tr 2006 Page #76  
volving radar-absorbent materials, special avionics and the aircraft's shap 2006 Page #81  
re He Landed." This article was a "Special to The Gazette" edition and, in  2006 Page #98  
rom UFOs to date. The third is the Special Operations Manual, or SOM 1-01,  2006 Page #103  
cuments, 1998 15 Majestic-I2 Group Special Operations Manual dated April 19 2006 Page #103  
e description of EBE Type 1 in the Special Operations Manual, page 6. See F 2006 Page #104  
are program • 1996: United Nations Special Commission on Iraq (UNSCOM) insp 2006 Page #108  
le to secure a position at the CDC Special Pathogens Branch. All blood and  2006 Page #110  
 virus was highly crucial. Peters' Special Pathogens group worked overtime  2006 Page #111  
a breakthrough coming from Peters' Special Pathogens unit. On 3 June 1993,  2006 Page #111  
me Homo sapiens deaths. The use of special fluids used in the Villas-Boas c 2006 Page #116  
the descriptive information in the Special Operations Manual for EBE Type 1 2006 Page #118  
 initial encounter and a group of "special individuals" departed from the a 2006 Page #132  
 re-designated as part of the 39th Special Operations Wing, their primary m 2006 Page #132  
om that of rescue to supporting US Special Operations forces. Their seconda 2006 Page #132  
 Rockets (Para. I) The Majestic-12 Special Studies Group was appointed by P 2006 Page #140  
 aircraft, pilots and crew, are of special concern to the military when no  2006 Page #141  
not a big deal." Dennis: "They had special devices on the radar to photogra 2006 Page #149  
 theatres and radio stations made .special announcements that troops were t 2006 Page #169  
telligence or the CIC received any special UFO information as a result of t 2006 Page #179  
ity -sponsored group we were given special privileges and shown many areas  2006 Page #199  
healing and brought in speakers to special UNLV presentations including: La 2006 Page #206  
roject ... and Stan Friedman ■ The Special Operations Manual 1-01 ■ Go see  2007 Page #42  
sh and less formal than SAPs. ■ No special clearance required, no NOA. ■ No 2007 Page #53  
. "Always be ready to capture that special image." The illustration shows a 2007 Page #71  
l, New York, pages 278, 288 \Xfith special thanks to Timothy Good, Nick Pop 2007 Page #77  
d of these most unusual hjstorical special purpose aircraft. A very strict  2007 Page #94  
DESCRIPTIONS OF THE DISCS: Authors special note: Ir's important to note tha 2007 Page #99  
aft flying in formation . Author's special note: The specific USAF squadron 2007 Page #99  
of the evidence indicates that the special mission of the smaller manned di 2007 Page #107  
.F. now had "bener ones". Author's special note: Although the following imp 2007 Page #108  
the "i\Ianhattan Project". Author' special note: Those that are skepcical o 2007 Page #109  
r current space shuttle). Author's special note: During the time that Jack  2007 Page #110  
rom England, who headed up Avro's "special projects group" in 1952. Avro ,v 2007 Page #111  
\11 and V2 launch sites). Author's special note: This finding was described 2007 Page #114  
 n1e go i11 outer space". Author's special note: This statement is consiste 2007 Page #114  
ngar opening. Through the use of a special wheeled ramp, the aircraft is ro 2007 Page #115  
e (see illusu-ation #34). Author's special note: During a telephone intervi 2007 Page #115  
n Beret, this "Above Ultra Secret" special operations unit known as the Blu 2007 Page #131  
ce ." "I know. But he may be under special orders. Anyway, he's against the 2007 Page #133  
olicy. He told me the 4602nd has a special program called the 'investigatio 2007 Page #133  
? Some brief history. In 1970, the Special Weapons Center took over managem 2007 Page #162  
 Rees of the Air Force's Office of Special lnvestigations (AFOSI) at Kirtla 2008 Page #26  
ral Joseph F. Carroll, Director of Special Investigations, USAF: In a liais 2008 Page #26  
omena were made near Los Alamos by Special Agents of the Office of Special  2008 Page #27  
by Special Agents of the Office of Special Investigations ; Airline Pilots; 2008 Page #27  
re and recover "downed aircraft of special interest." He added one of the S 2008 Page #44  
o identified himself as part of a "special division from Georgia. " Mr. Har 2008 Page #52  
e soldiers claimed to be part of a special unit from Georgia. 46            2008 Page #52  
er Atmosphere Component and is the special advisor for atmospheric science  2008 Page #75  
r prime time syndicated television special that was broadcast in North Amer 2008 Page #84  
 report to the Air Force Office of Special Investigations (AFOSJ) for a mee 2008 Page #90  
ting to tell his story to an AFOSI Special Agent and a Major. Back in 1997, 2008 Page #90  
ording to OSI (Air Force Office of Special Investigations) , entities had c 2008 Page #94  
National Security Council, and any Special Classified Executive Orders. The 2008 Page #111  
nnual Rpt ■ Quilln via O. Berliner Special Operations Manual ■ Tim Cooper/F 2008 Page #115  
2 is an NSC subcommittee ■ SCEO is Special Classified Executive Orders, not 2008 Page #121  
ated tribunals similar to the Nazi Special Courts); the PA TRI OT Act, whic 2008 Page #123  
services and business aviation and special mission aircraft." Bush joined t 2008 Page #131  
ity Council in 1947 and remained a special consultant on security matters f 2008 Page #133  
 1949 and a year later was named a special assistant on national security a 2008 Page #133  
ach. Heisenberg and Gerlach are of special interest as Heisenber g was one  2008 Page #138  
a look at the authenticity of the "Special Operations Manual -SOM 1-0 I." A 2009 Page #7  
edly recovered by the Armed Forces Special Weapons Project Special Weapons  2009 Page #17  
med Forces Special Weapons Project Special Weapons Team after the space veh 2009 Page #17  
standby alert. Air Force Office of Special Investigations ran out of possib 2009 Page #18  
sia as well as for us. But in this special category, there is one reason wh 2009 Page #22  
al Charles P. Cabell (USAF, ret.). Special gratitude is expressed for Dr. J 2009 Page #25  
and the USAF Project BLUE BOOK and Special Reports 1-14. Dr. Wiesner presen 2009 Page #26  
rogram, and more specifically, the Special Operations Instructions to be is 2009 Page #27  
ty which would call attention to a special meeting. Sincerely, Dwight D~ £: 2009 Page #28  
 to discuss his investigation on a special installment of Johnny Carson's T 2009 Page #33  
s and extraterrestrial life-MJ-1.2 Special Studies Project. Kennedy 's exec 2009 Page #35  
 and those in control of the MJ-12 Special Studies Project. This presentati 2009 Page #35  
 explicitly referred to an "MJ- 12 Special Studies Project". It was found a 2009 Page #35  
 schedule a meeting for the "MJ-12 Special Studies Project" briefing. The C 2009 Page #35  
 far for the existence of an MJ-12 Special Studies Project.2 29             2009 Page #35  
The Truman Memo was described as a Special Classified Executive (#092447) a 2009 Page #37  
ho simultaneously headed the MJ-12 Special Studies Project, to six other me 2009 Page #39  
periled the existence of the MJ-12 Special Studies Project/Group. While the 2009 Page #39  
States and the Soviet Union have a special capacity-in the field of space-t 2009 Page #40  
O working group within the "MJ-I 2 Special Studies Project." In responding  2009 Page #42  
r, do solemnly swear that during a special assignment with the U.S. Air For 2009 Page #49  
knew that there was something very special about what she had to say about  2009 Page #88  
condemned by the debunkers and the special agents in investigator's clothin 2009 Page #95  
gled out for what I can only term "special treatment" by the media, and on  2009 Page #134  
n August 28, 1990, Yuri wrote, "My special gratitude is for the (Halt) docu 2009 Page #139  
forces like the Navy Seals or Army Special Forces are capable of doing thin 2009 Page #155  
istory is replete with examples of special military and government units wh 2009 Page #155  
 Research Engineer and head of the Special Developments Division at the Scr 2009 Page #164  
c. Noumea. New Caledonia: While on special top secret project (Code; "SEAL  2009 Page #176  
Ladd, Subject: Flying Disks where: Special Agent (S.W. Reynolds) of the Lia 2009 Page #178  

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

ing money for the church. He was a specialist that spent about four years i 2003 Page #22  
as other members. Arnone BAFKRCLI? specialist identified at LZ-2 were DR. ^ 2003 Page #234  
ompson, former 81' Security Police Specialist, D Flight, the same Flight La 2004 Page #49  
me, another former Security Police Specialist assigned to D Flight, named o 2004 Page #49  
ttram, former 81st Security Police Specialist, D Flight, name appears on fi 2004 Page #49  
anasac, former 81" Security Police Specialist, C Flight, and witness to the 2004 Page #50  
archer Norma Lindblad 111,36 Radar specialist saw recovered UFO and aliens  2004 Page #114  
na skin" • 3. Report 76, Geriatric specialist near Los Alamos examined alie 2004 Page #116  
George who was a counter terrorism specialist and secret service agent insi 2004 Page #188  
lack (a typewriter and handwriting specialist) and Speckin Forensic Laborat 2004 Page #250  
tal like brushed aluminum. Another specialist had gotten a look inside the  2005 Page #169  
KIND t Aiwa. 11 $8,4neiii$ • Radar specialist at Ft Monmouth NJ in 1953. Sh 2006 Page #26  
eviously. According to a "security specialist " who was assigned to the 694 2008 Page #29  
o being released. The DIS provided specialist advice and assistance on a nu 2008 Page #64  

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

e aliens (requiring as many as 100 specialists to do it right), I think tha 2004 Page #127  
sts, engineers, tecboaciass„ giber specialists, we may notes yet noir pile  2004 Page #164  
der Document Sources. The Forensic Specialists and Their Results Studying t 2004 Page #250  
onal methods are not satisfactory. Specialists from MK-ULTRA and ARTICHOKE  2004 Page #253  
rts. The 4602d AJSS is composed of specialists trained for field collection 2005 Page #141  
ings Air Force Base where 15 other specialists joined him. They were flown  2005 Page #168  
nents are stupid or disinformation specialists? The same old tired false an 2006 Page #12  
nts, copyrights and even technical specialists from Germany.- Bormann, aide 2008 Page #136  

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

f the organization? Ufologists who specialize in document research make a v 2008 Page #69  

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

n the two directives; no unique or specialized wording is present that woul 2003 Page #206  
gence interest. 3. Moon Dust: As a specialized aspect of its overall materi 2004 Page #5  
With A Vengeance The T-Force was a specialized, often inter-service, U. S.  2004 Page #62  
mission to take, hold and defend a specialized enemy facility or specific p 2004 Page #62  
t has knowledge. Rather it is only specialized components within much large 2004 Page #63  
in for the job stated that he had "specialized in the study of motion pictu 2004 Page #181  
d their covert retrieval by highly specialized teams involving joint milita 2006 Page #14  
en led to a widespread belief that specialized recovery teams routinely san 2006 Page #71  
at there is a highly secretive and specialized military team that recovers  2007 Page #131  
es for 1127th participation . As a specialized aspect of its over-all mater 2007 Page #134  
ngs while others like Ted Phillips specialized in trace evidence and David  2009 Page #154  

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

e was on the roster at Sandia Labs specializing in optical physics. He had  2003 Page #148  
 is an international forensic firm specializing in consulting with plaintif 2004 Page #250  

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

 explosion was then directed along specially designed and excavated tunnels 2003 Page #149  
t security clearances and had been specially trained to work around nukes.  2004 Page #46  
al security is involved, and these specially trained troops had all the clo 2004 Page #129  
 retrieved by US Government units, specially trained for retrieval mjssions 2005 Page #45  
an flew one of these craft using a specially constructed helmet interface t 2005 Page #174  
ed to the NSA, Sherman worked on a specially designed computer where he cou 2006 Page #22  
ical re-release . This is a box of specially marked "ET" Nabisco Graham Cra 2007 Page #63  
 retrieved by US Government units, specially trained for retrieval missions 2009 Page #51  
 can be used, the engineering work specially involved introduces difficulti 2009 Page #167  

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

fman, pictured below, had a unique specialty in the Baptist church: he had  2003 Page #22  
aken to Los Alamos. :.Mr. Uhouse's specialty was the flight deck and the in 2005 Page #170  
" (see Ref. 5) had as his military specialty "Disinformation". He provided  2006 Page #13  
of quantum mechanics and Gerlach's specialty was gravitational physics lend 2008 Page #138  

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

66, I conclude that several aliens species have been visiting us for years, 2003 Page #187  
WOOD CONCLUSIONS 1 n Several alien species have been involved for years □ W 2003 Page #188  
Friedman even asserts that we as a species may have been observed by these  2004 Page #133  
mbols possibly created by an alien species. The biggest criticism of the go 2004 Page #142  
by lightning, others argue that no species would build a spacecraft that wo 2005 Page #120  
ntent of cataloguing the different species was so that they could render th 2006 Page #19  
id they could in identifying which species they had at any given location.  2006 Page #19  
at we are not the only intelligent species in the universe. Such a discover 2006 Page #50  
 or total subjugation of the human species. Apparent familiarity will make  2006 Page #67  
e unique characteristics for their species. Some "lower order" insects like 2006 Page #101  
 at finding nectar; different bird species are highly adapted to finding th 2006 Page #101  
s it is categorically fatal, jumps species, and the pathogen is nearly inde 2006 Page #116  
 future of both our planet and our species. The claim was that a UFO pilote 2006 Page #119  
humankind waging war with an alien species. Does the MoD know something tha 2006 Page #131  
 say about the origin of the human species and our ongoing evolutionary inv 2006 Page #181  
etaphysical evolution of the human species—find ourselves battling a scient 2006 Page #181  
o know, the verdict is in: We as a species are now — and have been througho 2006 Page #193  
ho we are— as individuals and as a species — and what we are becoming. Onto 2006 Page #193  
       If— as individuals and as a species — we do not accept the challenge 2006 Page #194  
r implications for all of us, as a species, is surely: do UFOs represent a  2008 Page #23  
ther possibility may exist, chat a species of Homo sap1ens mighc have estab 2008 Page #112  

Word: "specific", 72 instance(s) (Back to Top)

pace, including the development of specific technical proposals." - Novembe 2003 Page #6  
s dying pressed her to fill in the specific details as to what really happe 2003 Page #22  
e widely supported outside of this specific case. Namely, ET's are real; ce 2003 Page #38  
an, see below), nor did I hear any specific press statements in the days to 2003 Page #53  
 and that they were asking her for specific directions to the Kecksburg are 2003 Page #59  
Mexico." The writer did not give a specific crash date or location in that  2003 Page #98  
 perhaps to better resonate with a specific frequency. Or, the waviness mig 2003 Page #106  
 Bush. Slide 14 identifies the six specific goals, including running secret 2003 Page #173  
on 13 shows that they had a rather specific plan for securing the area, est 2003 Page #176  
at there have been no credible and specific arguments supporting fakery. Th 2003 Page #186  
urassa report we read, The lack of specific information at the time, plus t 2003 Page #193  
ial speech that is not there for a specific reason. There had been a letter 2003 Page #201  
t direction of flight for the UFO, specific observation and recovery detail 2004 Page #6  
 intrigued by this account for one specific reason: from New Zealand's Join 2004 Page #15  
nd a specialized enemy facility or specific piece of enemy equipment posses 2004 Page #62  
y Truman himself. One of El Vado's specific missions was to protect the Los 2004 Page #71  
by the ordinary citizen today. The specific issue of transportation feasibi 2004 Page #106  
uch a thing secret over the years? Specific: • How did the military retriev 2004 Page #120  
al, and the second is increasingly specific. Slide 16 displays both sets of 2004 Page #121  
 leak? There have been a number of specific objections to the ETH (extrater 2004 Page #121  
vals, however. There have been two specific issues relating to crash retrie 2004 Page #121  
fer in Slide 21 a summary of three specific secrets that were at one time p 2004 Page #125  
ual UFO Crash Retrieval Conference Specific Secreg Specific Recovery Proced 2004 Page #127  
trieval Conference Specific Secreg Specific Recovery Procedures Going back  2004 Page #127  
that I identified a couple of very specific issues some skeptics have raise 2004 Page #127  
egedly threaten so many witnesses. Specific Secreg—Transportation by Road a 2004 Page #127  
 was fake, how did Scully get this specific detail right? Did he really hav 2004 Page #221  
irography potentially traceable to specific people. The chapters of the boo 2004 Page #245  
Lab to Commanding Genl, 2 Sep 47 ■ Specific Corso reference to Corning ■ Do 2005 Page #11  
 Crash Retrieval Conference In the specific part of the interview with Youn 2005 Page #40  
scope of the Kingman story. \Xlith specific regard co the Kingman crash and 2005 Page #45  
 "Several years ago I discovered a specific biological energy which in many 2005 Page #91  
ant is the fact that we rarely get specific, logical, scientific arguments  2005 Page #131  
and 2.0 accurate? No Anachronisms (specific issues or aspects of the case t 2005 Page #135  
pilots, I have heard of at least 7 specific cases in which the UFOs zapped  2006 Page #5  
ncies with SOM1-01, Stone's highly specific FOIA requests on Project Moon D 2006 Page #23  
p projects, and are cultivated for specific tasks, such as telepathic inter 2006 Page #23  
cenarios; and finally, to identify specific implications for humanity inher 2006 Page #48  
 Documents 14 include three rather specific and significant references to c 2006 Page #103  
tems that prevent the intrusion of specific sized particles, with the highe 2006 Page #105  
sh-retrieval in North Wales with a specific set of circumstances; and (b) w 2006 Page #123  
cords did not exist; only that the specific personnel who made the search w 2006 Page #133  
out 3/4 hour. This version is more specific as to where the objects were: t 2006 Page #168  
ussion rather than a researcher of specific events, I worried that this rel 2006 Page #181  
man, Budd Hopkins and many others. Specific topics ranged from UFO sighting 2006 Page #196  
t for them. M\X/: Did you like any specific things about the militaf)'• Thi 2007 Page #81  
ates, names, and locations of very specific personnel and hardware can now  2007 Page #94  
ation . Author's special note: The specific USAF squadron that flew chase f 2007 Page #99  
run-of-mill support aircraft. This specific point was brought home during P 2007 Page #108  
orical purposes. In regards to the specific performance of these aircraft,  2007 Page #108  
Patton's biograph y which included specific data and photos, and also in an 2007 Page #114  
wsreel footage pertaining to these specific aircraft. Any potential threat  2007 Page #120  
 dare, however, the names of those specific agencies have not surfaced. Equ 2007 Page #135  
and that has been the subject of a specific, clandestine invescigacion by M 2007 Page #138  
t direction of flight for the UFO, specific observation and recovery detail 2007 Page #140  
young and I don't remember all the specific details, but I do remember ther 2007 Page #169  
25 May 1950, and which was for the specific attention of Brigadier General  2008 Page #26  
en. His recollection was much more specific: on Wednesday of the week after 2008 Page #52  
ce on a number of areas related to specific investigations. These 24 files  2008 Page #64  
 who were coming to Earth with the specific intent of occupying our world.  2008 Page #102  
Einstein (5) vs. QD = 27% Ein. Ten specific segments show Einstein correlat 2008 Page #118  
ts, even those that do not require specific lighting or weather conditions. 2008 Page #135  
nique is to determine the value of specific syntactical variables (some are 2009 Page #11  
 the case, to act in response to a specific UFO date request from an intell 2009 Page #19  
, hot and cold fusion, or the more specific quantum mechanics , to most peo 2009 Page #20  
ligence as a kind of knowledge for specific UFO sighting evaluation, a type 2009 Page #24  
asons of plausible deniability and specific knowledge of what the President 2009 Page #25  
ctions to be issued to Unified and Specific Major Commands and Commanders.  2009 Page #27  
pace, including the development of specific technical proposals.23 NSAM 271 2009 Page #40  
e scope of the Kingman story. With specific regard to the Kingman crash and 2009 Page #51  
tounding . June Crain had two more specific experiences related to UFO's Th 2009 Page #90  
 broken up and start rainfall at a specific place on a limited scale, and a 2009 Page #162  

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 kilotons in the Indian Ocean, and specifica!Jy near the Prince Edward Isla 2007 Page #143  

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at we will be able to show that he specifical ly was not the author of the  2008 Page #105  

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y recovery near !(jngman, Arizona, specificali) on May 21, 1953. Chetham an 2005 Page #39  

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onference in Roswell in July 2004. Specificall y, Mitchell -the sixth man t 2005 Page #81  
g this time that he discovered the specificall y biological energy that he  2005 Page #90  
trations. These illustrations were specificall y created to give the genera 2007 Page #94  
-=--- / -- (Illustration #26) Jack specificall y recalls that the unusually 2007 Page #107  
n the :i\1iami Herald). The 0.1.C. specificall y told Jack "Yes, l know abo 2007 Page #110  
B 1 is a piece of legislacion that specificall y covers nationaJ security i 2007 Page #137  

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cific northwest in the late 1940s, specifically Idaho and Montana, at time  2003 Page #42  
ccepted the new program, which was specifically tailored to lead him furthe 2003 Page #149  
 of the shapes (cigars, triangles) specifically referred to radar as the so 2003 Page #183  
a is in New Mexico, why mention it specifically? The comment seems out of p 2003 Page #207  
showed that in the following year (specifically the month of August), a num 2004 Page #10  
UFOs: A Worldwide History requests specifically for data on the Bolivian cr 2004 Page #12  
 see that Colonel Darn.byl was now specifically denying that the disc was R 2004 Page #13  
idents on the island in the 1980s. Specifically, we were told of 2 incident 2004 Page #16  
 was involved in an operation that specifically involved 6 or 7 supply and  2004 Page #43  
helves. Some of these letters (all specifically addressed to Larry) were fr 2004 Page #49  
the fact that its construction was specifically authorized by President Har 2004 Page #71  
ions a plan to establish an agency specifically designed to undertake UFO r 2004 Page #108  
ocation designations. This is also specifically referenced in the 1" Annual 2004 Page #119  
ogy on our capabilities. Report 51 specifically describes the details of ar 2004 Page #119  
iginal). Psychological warfare has specifically been planned and documented 2004 Page #125  
s just a few sites. • Some reports specifically mention rail transport • Si 2004 Page #126  
write of the incident in his diary specifically because of the warning he r 2004 Page #136  
 Deaths • The UFO Death Database • Specifically, Who Was Murdered? • Why we 2004 Page #198  
 Deaths • The UFO Death Database • Specifically, Who Was Murdered? • Why we 2004 Page #201  
ge necessary to defend the area... specifically... over the Los Alamos and  2004 Page #220  
prefers to be called) his opinion. Specifically, did Bond recall any "hiero 2004 Page #226  
 wide-angle lens was also supplied specifically for press use. Other lenses 2004 Page #234  
■ Night vision equipment COMPANIES SPECIFICALLY ~ MENTIONED ■ IBM ■ Hughes  2005 Page #6  
in earnest what they might be, and specifically what they were doing in the 2005 Page #95  
ions a plan to establish an agency specifically designed to undertake UFO r 2005 Page #139  
fe on earth and may have come here specifically to interact with us, though 2006 Page #52  
ting over the mid-Atlantic region. Specifically, they called it the `Washin 2006 Page #96  
cover-up over the decades. He will specifically identify relevant documents 2006 Page #101  
to differentiate in our discussion specifically between an HIV-like retrovi 2006 Page #113  
ng that we don't? A Defense source specifically referred to me directly by  2006 Page #131  
 the first conference of its type, specifically targeted at mental health p 2006 Page #198  
 about other possible UFO crashes. Specifically, names and other key detail 2007 Page #25  
ation that aliens enjoyed smoking, specifically Saratoga 120s, just as much 2007 Page #65  
arch Association. I don't remember specifically reading any books or seeing 2007 Page #80  
ue to possible safety issues. Jack specifically noted that the port main la 2007 Page #105  
ers" was one of the smaller craft, specifically the 40' diameter model (see 2007 Page #108  
utilized by the four craft, or who specifically built these aircraft. Jack  2007 Page #108  
 for the Miami sighting). Jack was specifically told that it would be in th 2007 Page #110  
k Pickett. In fact, Genera] Patton specifically warned the U.S. military of 2007 Page #114  
ial project apparently designed to specifically deal with crashed UFOs and  2007 Page #132  
kson also told me that he noticed, specifically , that the lights in a doct 2008 Page #11  
eam of light" in question had been specifically directed at the base's weap 2008 Page #32  
e region of Tunguska , Russia, and specifically in the hills northwest of L 2008 Page #97  
as the one that gained most favor, specifically within scientific and acade 2008 Page #100  
 with DoD 5200.1, a directive that specifically explains how to deal with t 2008 Page #111  
 shown on slide 44 does not relate specifically to the FOIA (Freedom on Lnf 2008 Page #111  
e is a good argument against that. Specifically, if one conjectures that th 2009 Page #12  
UFO Intelligence Program, and more specifically, the Special Operations Ins 2009 Page #27  
 MJ-12/Sp ecial Studies Project. I specifically want Project JEHOVAH direct 2009 Page #28  
 military-industrial complex, more specifically for Boeing in Seattle. The  2009 Page #33  
veritable hotbed of alien activity specifically when, in the mid-to-late pa 2009 Page #54  
ds in New Mexico. a June described specifically how those scientists and en 2009 Page #90  
brought to the US, and biographies specifically about Dr. von Braun. I have 2009 Page #93  

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r propulsion systems engineer) who specificall} seated that he indeed was f 2007 Page #115  

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tellite -a satellite that had been specificall~ designed co identi~· nuclea 2007 Page #143  

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o an unclassified version, and the specification of arcane references to be 2003 Page #171  

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 collectors. Using these technical specifications and taking into account s 2004 Page #232  
owed down much about the vehicle's specifications; however, some assumption 2004 Page #232  
fed on the incred.ible performance specifications of these aircraft, and vi 2007 Page #111  

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 likely participants in the event. Specifics, of police, fire, photographer 2003 Page #21  
ll their stories, but did give the specifics of what we maintained were the 2004 Page #48  
f UFOs? \Xlhat were the documented specifics of his contacts with the Unite 2005 Page #88  
lp familiarize the reader with the specifics of this remarkable episode in  2005 Page #88  
udies, orgonomy, or the documented specifics of the conspiracy to destroy h 2005 Page #102  

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 Corso said the classified reports specified that the animal mutilators wer 2004 Page #78  
y intelligence liaison officers as specified in SCE() and to 54/12 policy d 2004 Page #252  
d counterintelligence functions as specified in the current NIE. Reference  2004 Page #253  
aving touched the alien, which was specified in the necropsy report. Howeve 2005 Page #33  
f for Intelligence ordered a team (specified as an Officer-in-Charge, Nonco 2005 Page #124  
tarJ Ser,iccs. and the Unified and Specified Commands shall pro~·ide comman 2007 Page #175  
 earlier. Blue Book apparently was specified in the National Intelligence E 2008 Page #111  
  Intent of Tab ''D" ■Blue Book as specified in the NIE? ■Intelligence to c 2008 Page #122  
ts security restrictions. The memo specified that there were rumors around  2009 Page #90  

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recovery, but the document did not specify what had been recovered. (Zechel 2006 Page #177  

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equire any distinguishing uniforms specifying rank since they were given "T 2006 Page #18  

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igh priority assigned to collect a specimen of the technology," meant the c 2004 Page #65  
or surfing beaches? I. They may be specimen gatherers for ET zoos and aquar 2006 Page #7  
 in Flatwoods and gathered several specimen samples. He told me that the Ai 2006 Page #95  

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viewing the wreckage and gathering specimens of strange metal from the debr 2004 Page #27  
ges; on various strange biological specimens, on genetic variations of the  2006 Page #6  
quariums. We are still finding new specimens. J. The local galactic horticu 2006 Page #7  
ltural societies may be collecting specimens for their displays and genetic 2006 Page #7  
e the genetic material of loads of specimens to find genetic defects or sup 2006 Page #7  
 in 10,000 has hemophilia) so many specimens must be checked. L. Perhaps th 2006 Page #7  

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d help transform this unpossessing speck on the map into a nexus for UFO sp 2003 Page #144  
The following report was issued by Speck in dated January 30, 200 I: "Burne 2008 Page #109  

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962. The skills and credibility of Speckin Forensic                         2004 Page #242  
ncluded to be 1962 or later ink by Speckin Forensic Laboratories. Also on p 2004 Page #245  
er and handwriting specialist) and Speckin Forensic Laboratories. SFL is an 2004 Page #250  
e, shield, arrows ---------- . --- SPECKIN RESULTS ■ Ribbon type consistent 2007 Page #46  
---·-FORENSIC TESTING Performed by Speckin Forensic Laboratories, Okemos MI 2007 Page #46  
o:tplar.:, rutchcd. TLC RESULTS BY SPECKIN ■ Ballpoint inks were either 196 2007 Page #46  
 at that time frame." Isl Erich J. Speckin, Forensic Chemist. A scan of the 2008 Page #109  
 114 FORENSIC TESTING Performed by Speckin Forensic Laboratories, Okemos MI 2008 Page #120  

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                    UNACKNOWLEDGED SPECL'\L ACCESS PROGRA?\IS HUGE BLACK BU 2008 Page #152  

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e about underground installations (specrfically at Ft Hood in Texas) and ot 2006 Page #26  

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UFOs... P. Could you tell from the specs, actual measurements, or how far u 2004 Page #53  

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walked by numerous stands of white spectacle pod, saw a monarch butterfly o 2003 Page #46  
ng To Bluefield Puzzled Over Weird Spectacle." According to this article, c 2006 Page #94  
antastic maneuver. We followed the spectacle with our eyes startled, when w 2007 Page #194  
window to get a better look at the spectacle outside. She observed an unkno 2008 Page #50  

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 his own protection, and told of a spectacular UFO sighting which had occur 2003 Page #146  
pon their in-depth research into a spectacular series of alleged alien body 2005 Page #31  
of searchlights. This event was so spectacular that it appeared on the fron 2005 Page #121  
o that it would not give an overly spectacular performance in that test. Th 2006 Page #41  
ing NHI story, reminiscent of past spectacular news events such as 9/11 or  2006 Page #57  
 Los Angeles, Marilyn Monroe had a spectacular career that spanned sixteen  2007 Page #136  
tion fails, but separated they are spectacular events that can be explained 2008 Page #16  
here was no doubt it was a locally spectacular event.25 These are some of t 2008 Page #44  
ones. The sight was so strange and spectacular he pulled over to pay closer 2008 Page #58  
n object was illuminated in such a spectacular way before the Crash it attr 2008 Page #59  
re is a case from Scotland where a spectacular UFO photo was sent to the Mo 2008 Page #67  
Near-Miss with Police Helicopter A spectacular encounter between a UFO and  2008 Page #67  

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ated UFO research communi ty. Most spectacularly, the collapse of the Sovie 2005 Page #84  
f human life. It might represent a spectacularly better or unimaginably wor 2006 Page #50  

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ergy dispersive spectroscopy (EDS) spectra. The top spectrum is focused on  2003 Page #104  
ed that none of the ion microprobe spectra showed any oxygen. Another scien 2003 Page #109  
n lead. We know from studying star spectra that they are rare. They also ha 2006 Page #7  
tam, Delacorte Press, Dell, Delta, Spectra, The Dial Press, Bell Tower, Cla 2008 Page #143  

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of aerial phenomena, including the spectral Hounds of Hell: those who saw t 2006 Page #119  
orest — as well as strange, almost spectral, alien-style entities. In a Jul 2006 Page #132  

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f Mineral Production for chemical, spectrographic and X-ray analysis. The l 2007 Page #195  

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 spectrum; and a scanning ion mass spectroscope (SIMS) or Auger analysis. T 2007 Page #199  

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 small shoe sole included infrared spectroscopy, differential scanning calo 2003 Page #49  
oscopy and energy dispersive x-ray spectroscopy. These tests revealed sever 2003 Page #49  
scope with energy dispersive x-ray spectroscopy in order to determine the e 2003 Page #50  
ne structure and energy dispersive spectroscopy (EDS) to analyze element co 2003 Page #100  
n microscope and energy dispersive spectroscopy (EDS). He stated: Figure 7. 2003 Page #104  
tated: Figure 7. Energy dispersive spectroscopy (EDS) spectra. The top spec 2003 Page #104  
al pressure. "...Energy dispersive spectroscopy (EDS) revealed that the shi 2003 Page #104  
nalysis with Wavelength Dispersive Spectroscopy (WDS) and said: "The materi 2003 Page #106  

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pectroscopy (EDS) spectra. The top spectrum is focused on the shiny side of 2003 Page #104  
of zinc (Zn). Figure 8. The bottom spectrum is focused on the dark side whi 2003 Page #104  
es presented in this book span the spectrum of quality, credibility, source 2005 Page #134  
ess of developing and evaluating a spectrum of possible Contact events. The 2006 Page #49  
f the Sessions was to develop this spectrum of possibilities, extracting im 2006 Page #49  
from which to extract the complete spectrum of possible contact implication 2006 Page #50  
. - Strangeness would provoke wide spectrum of interpretations and reaction 2006 Page #67  
the truth. Ar the other end of the spectrum are those who maintain that no  2007 Page #59  
ich produces an X-ray fluorescence spectrum; and a scanning ion mass spectr 2007 Page #199  
 significant support across a wide spectrum of areas that would be expected 2009 Page #36  
n to telepathic communication, the spectrum of experience is overwhelming . 2009 Page #154  
ese rationales fall into their own spectrum of belief -on the one end is th 2009 Page #155  
s UFOs and on the other end of the spectrum is the belief that an ultra-sec 2009 Page #155  
. Gomer Pyle is on one end of this spectrum and the mysterious and infamous 2009 Page #155  

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al underside of Wedge-shaped Disc. Speculate some type of Shielding to enab 2003 Page #107  
nd it would not be constructive to speculate. I suspect that it is still in 2003 Page #179  
andia also in New Mexico) Skeptics speculate that this language is extremel 2003 Page #209  
lly released, leading the press to speculate that he might have been involv 2006 Page #75  
ave not been found. However, I can speculate that if a fleet of saucers had 2006 Page #179  
ore tenuous. While its tempting to speculate that such a chain of informati 2007 Page #76  
r many years. It is interesting to speculate that Salina might have been th 2008 Page #105  

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ctures of the hickey itself." Joel speculated that possibly something had g 2003 Page #69  
relations are not proven, but only speculated based on the sometimes meager 2004 Page #115  
ETARY WAR" • Stringfield sometimes speculated about this • SOM1-01 talks ab 2004 Page #128  
s have been coming out slowly. Len speculated that we may have had an "inte 2004 Page #129  
lphia Experiment ... " ■ "A report speculated that each fiber ... atomic/mo 2005 Page #9  
ly at or near the top (it has been speculated that th.is is former Secretar 2005 Page #83  
t atomic bomb. While early reports speculated that debris came from a top s 2005 Page #126  
bove and its date of Dec. 8, so he speculated that the document might relat 2006 Page #177  
ion is, how and by whom? It's been speculated that the Strategic Defense In 2007 Page #130  
by a ufologist. The ufologist then speculated that the incident was part of 2008 Page #66  
economic standpoint. Much has been speculated about the possibilities for l 2008 Page #112  
 JFK hit. Serious researchers have speculated that Criman's involvement wit 2009 Page #31  
track tom into the bark which they speculated might have been made by some  2009 Page #137  
imes discussed how: New Zealanders speculated today on the nature of a new  2009 Page #157  

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or missile explosions. The FAA now speculates that the flaming object may h 2003 Page #53  
x, at Paradise Valley, in 1947. He speculates that, if this incident did oc 2004 Page #218  
ny intelligence structure . If one speculates that UFOs were assigned to CI 2005 Page #124  
audulent document. He dismissively speculates that SOM1-01 was produced by  2006 Page #15  
 is Majestic and J is Jehovah, one speculates that M is overall collection  2008 Page #121  

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ne article just the previous month speculating on whether a satellite had a 2003 Page #183  
lly smart people as they died off. Speculating on who they are today is bey 2003 Page #187  
 by boat nor by helicopter. We are speculating that what we have is a porti 2004 Page #14  
ther records. Now I'll do a little speculating about some of the possible s 2004 Page #130  
o tell you what's in that hangar". Speculating about the contents of th.is  2007 Page #110  

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rial musings or grounded, informed speculatio n? Personally, 1 subscribe to 2005 Page #98  

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 They said a release is coming up. Speculation also is that an army missile 2003 Page #53  
olves harder alloys. So, there was speculation that if the South Carolina w 2003 Page #100  
nowledge of such layered material. Speculation about the metal's possible f 2003 Page #110  
They are not inconsistent with his speculation of a secret "interplanetary  2004 Page #128  
e public of most anything. Closing Speculation Most of what I have said so  2004 Page #130  
d the door to all sorts of extreme speculation about visitors from outer sp 2004 Page #134  
nt a military coup d'etat", though speculation is that the Tsarist rocket m 2004 Page #153  
he attempted bribes is a matter of speculation. le is a fact, however, that 2005 Page #35  
ll not to lose our heads amid such speculation. There are many possibilitie 2005 Page #75  
her) have engaged in some educated speculation on the possibility of a link 2005 Page #97  
ower on earth? And beyond escapist speculation, what if this encounter with 2005 Page #117  
le cutting-edge ph) sicists o ffer speculation of deep space "worm holes" a 2005 Page #120  
tive answer to this question, only speculation as to why UFOs sometimes cra 2005 Page #121  
ortant to note that the IPU is noc speculation. On September 25, 1980, the  2005 Page #123  
l military duties. A more informed speculation to Aldrich's about the produ 2006 Page #16  
ruth. This policy breeds rumor and speculation, and has even led to a wides 2006 Page #71  
ently, make misleading statements. Speculation and disinformation muddy the 2006 Page #71  
c and media attention, and rampant speculation. The fact that much of this  2006 Page #83  
lation. The fact that much of this speculation was reasonably accurate was  2006 Page #83  
exican recovery team is not known. Speculation ranges from a chemical relea 2006 Page #136  
 sustained firestorm of publicity, speculation, and debate. Yet, by the tim 2006 Page #183  
e of the aforementioned publicity, speculation, and debate that continue to 2006 Page #183  
ada Test Site. There has been much speculation that certain areas of the Te 2006 Page #199  
re Landings?: explores anti-matter speculation XII. The U.S. Air Force and  2007 Page #44  
rashes in 1999 The biggest area of speculation, rumor and misinformation re 2007 Page #127  
satellite in September 1979. While speculation has focused upon a nuclear w 2007 Page #142  
rince Edward Islands. To this day, speculation reigns with respect what cud 2007 Page #143  
I don't have an explanation beyond speculation. More Witnesses are Identifi 2008 Page #45  
e document tells, albeit with some speculation. In addition, we will be exa 2008 Page #104  
nt System} is 95% here 21 Chaski's speculation of hoax ■ Document not typed 2008 Page #118  
ne. According to the most fanciful speculation, Crisman would have done tha 2009 Page #31  
very select group! DO YOU HAVE ANY SPECULATION? 69                          2009 Page #75  
, but no evidence or even informed speculation I am familiar with suggests  2009 Page #140  
aused a subsequent flurry of press speculation as to what this new weapon c 2009 Page #156  
4 7, the newspapers were rife with speculation. The Charleston Daily Gazett 2009 Page #157  
a biolo~ical warfare 162 Newspaper speculation on the radiation ray is not  2009 Page #168  
aerodynamics that led to the later speculation that the weapon may be airbo 2009 Page #168  
: Prof. W. A. Miller of the Sydney Speculation based on T.D.J. Leech to hav 2009 Page #171  
to certain phases of the project." Speculation. There was no viable weapon  2009 Page #172  

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g nanoparticles of gold as well as speculations on the use of biomolecules  2003 Page #115  
ught out and practical. There were speculations aired on the Internet, duri 2006 Page #197  
uncement was made. There were many speculations about why the show had clos 2006 Page #204  
ermans during the war printed some speculations on how to build a sun gun.  2009 Page #158  

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hy and ground surveys. Although of speculative value without confirmation J 2003 Page #38  
ly a meteor." The Air Force gave a speculative explanation of the monster a 2006 Page #96  
ed a "white paper," a rather broad speculative opinion from an expert on ho 2008 Page #106  
rleston Daily Gazette in a lengthy speculative article read: "Radiation May 2009 Page #157  
pace. ls this counter-spy scenario speculative? Yes it is, but in Ufology t 2009 Page #179  

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' highes.t tree le:11!ni; waler• 1 Specw.alln fnll ln I.he world is Ue-Yose 2009 Page #182  

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ned and said the Miami bogies that sped between 1,100 and 5,000 miles an ho 2006 Page #144  
ompletely clear.33 3:50 AM: Having sped to the scene of the splashdown, the 2006 Page #184  
height of about 10,000 meters and "sped off' at nearly 660 mph. Two Russian 2008 Page #29  

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ll at Dealey Plaza. Kennedy's last speech, in fact, concerned a controversi 2003 Page #42  
 then began to shout at Moore. The speech had to be stopped several times t 2003 Page #146  
d to WPAFB, Reagan made a campaign speech for Senator 194                   2003 Page #198  
ring, Reagan did mention ET in the speech. As a side note to this Vice Pres 2003 Page #199  
d up at the Roswell base to make a speech in 1992. Cheney has long been rum 2003 Page #199  
ident Clinton was not amused. In a speech on November 30, 1995 he answered  2003 Page #201  
nswered back to the USAF. It was a speech given in Belfast Northern Ireland 2003 Page #201  
al. Nothing gets in a presidential speech that is not there for a specific  2003 Page #201  
 the stage with Clinton during his speech. Neither of their letters, howeve 2003 Page #201  
1947. A couple days following this speech the Air Force published a news st 2003 Page #201  
t line of what Clinton said in the speech. It was a clear shot across the b 2003 Page #201  
s a centennial project. During his speech opening the pad, Hellyer stated t 2004 Page #87  
anetary war, or why he stated in a speech at West Point in 1962 that there  2004 Page #133  
g them out, Reagan made a campaign speech for Apollo 17 astronaut Harrison  2004 Page #195  
 UCLA School of Engineering Alumni Speech. 3123/93 • 'We now have the techn 2006 Page #27  
. (He's an old-time cowboy and his speech and mannerisms and words are old- 2006 Page #47  
sia, as a pre-emptive strike. In a speech to the Reichstag on December 11,  2008 Page #130  
 ■ Reagan's (First) Alien Invasion Speech ■ Pennsylvania Triangles ■ The Ch 2008 Page #164  
ly for Boeing in Seattle. The last speech that JFK made had to do with a de 2009 Page #33  
oth the US and USSR. In a stunning speech before the United Nations General 2009 Page #40  
aight in the eye and her manner of speech told me that she spoke with convi 2009 Page #88  

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ol children asking questions after speeches because, as Marlin Fitzwater sa 2003 Page #198  
e alien references out of Reagan's speeches. He stated he worked hard to ke 2003 Page #199  
 Library studying how presidential speeches are put together, the reference 2003 Page #201  
esources/ Archives/Reference+ Desk/Speeches /JFK/003PO F03 _ 18th GeneralAs 2009 Page #46  

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words of praise, Forrestal is lead speechless from the room (sic). It was s 2003 Page #89  
 official was Anthony Lake who was speechless when asked a question about R 2003 Page #200  

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ever ever be able to go beyond the speed of light to reach where we want to 2003 Page #8  
 did not descend at a high rate of speed, but appeared more like a controll 2003 Page #58  
e Kecksburg area at a high rate of speed. *In 1990 previous to the Unsolved 2003 Page #61  
authorized to proceed with all due speed and caution upon your undertaking. 2003 Page #134  
authorised to proceed with all dur speed ar.d caution upon your undertakinr 2003 Page #136  
e of the friction and after a high speed fall they hit the ground. However, 2004 Page #11  
f which is variable with regard to speed at landing and at take off, preven 2004 Page #13  
 exploded was moving at supersonic speed but due to the size and remoteness 2004 Page #17  
XPLODED wAS movrmo AT A SUPER3ONIC SPEED. BECAUSE THERE WAS NO PRIOR NOISE  2004 Page #24  
 out of order, for it was making a speed of only ten or twelve miles and ho 2004 Page #26  
ip, or ships, and estimates of its speed ranged from five miles per hour to 2004 Page #28  
l and into the village proper, his speed now increasing so as to keep the l 2004 Page #34  
urther on. Rushing along at a good speed now, Wickens did his best to keep  2004 Page #34  
 out over the water. He slowed the speed of his vessel and the men started  2004 Page #39  
and Beach, New Jersey, and reached speed of 1,400 mph. Produced by Johns Ho 2004 Page #66  
their airplane was at high takeoff speed going down the runway, but there w 2004 Page #69  
Hall III, 27-30 UFO struck at high speed, body removed from scene in suitca 2004 Page #111  
hotographer, took 4 photos using a Speed Graphic 4 x 5 camera with a "peanu 2004 Page #227  
r some intensive research into the Speed Graphic 5x4 plate camera and its l 2004 Page #233  
ussions with Bond Johnson that his Speed Graphic had only the one lens, the 2004 Page #233  
 changing a lens in the field on a Speed Graphic was not undertaken lightly 2004 Page #234  
Ramey pair, and not only that. The Speed Graphic camera used flat sheet 4 x 2004 Page #234  
h the camera was held (if it was a Speed Graphic) to take the pictures coul 2004 Page #234  
he other IF they were taken with a Speed Graphic, a very awkward way to use 2004 Page #234  
UFO Crash Retrieval Conference the Speed Graphic. In fact this could indica 2004 Page #235  
 The military truck headed at full speed for the city of Tres Cora;:6es. Ju 2005 Page #31  
ve me now, moving at about half my speed." A half hour later Mantell radioe 2005 Page #64  
above and ahead of me moving at my speed or faster. I'm trying to close in  2005 Page #64  
 least two of these were very high speed aircraft being reported since at l 2005 Page #82  
ervation that the maneuverability, speed and silence of the unknowns repeat 2005 Page #94  
ine, something flashed by at great speed, its behavior not suggestive of a  2005 Page #95  
would be sufficient for supersonic speed. The original Brown rig produced 3 2005 Page #171  
t than they do from the tremendous speed of the Earth as it rotates and orb 2005 Page #173  
nd our vehicles, move at very high speed, make right angle turns, move stra 2006 Page #9  
ght object approaches them at high speed • 6/17/77 Portugese *encounter wit 2006 Page #28  
, travehng at a phenomenal rate of speed This Air Force let was nght behind 2006 Page #28  
, quiet aircraft ' Another a 'sigh speed aircraft characterized by a very d 2006 Page #30  
es the night sky at extremely high speed observed as a single. bnght light  2006 Page #30  
 ft across and 9-10 tt thick • Low speed of about 15-20 mph • High speed of 2006 Page #30  
ow speed of about 15-20 mph • High speed of about 500 mph • Right angle tur 2006 Page #30  
he discs propelled themselves at a speed of only 2_8 miles per hour. Carefu 2006 Page #41  
merged. They were: I. the relative speed of arrival/contact, from sudden (f 2006 Page #52  
_.., Government The combination of speed and strangeness would require maxi 2006 Page #59  
make negative assessment easy, but speed of occurrence will make coordinate 2006 Page #67  
y the drone to launch altitude and speed. It had provisions for a dorsal la 2006 Page #77  
nited and propelled the D-21B to a speed of Mach 3.3 while climbing to alti 2006 Page #77  
If Mulhare's aircraft exceeded the speed of sound during its dive, attitude 2006 Page #82  
diately thereafter slammed at high speed into the bleak and harsh mountain  2006 Page #121  
en received orders to proceed with speed towards North Wales," Prescott ela 2006 Page #122  
ht be a meteor because of the high speed and descending flight path. But me 2006 Page #134  
began forming a recovery team. The speed with which this team and its equip 2006 Page #134  
rters ceased. A low altitude, high speed overflight [sic] was ordered. "The 2006 Page #135  
nots (1955 mph). Even ignoring the speed of the civilian aircraft, the impa 2006 Page #136  
uld have been considerable at that speed. This is in agreement with the des 2006 Page #136  
ject impacted with the ground. The speed in that case should have been cons 2006 Page #136  
was fastest jet, having broken one speed record at 1,400 mph. Image provide 2006 Page #145  
t at that point that could do that speed. BILL SAID THAT THIS WENT ON FOR T 2006 Page #146  
y moved at an incredible amount of speed. The most I ever saw stacked above 2006 Page #153  
D MIND, FLY OR MOVE A DISC AT SUCH SPEED RIGHT INTO A CLIFF? Exactly. That  2006 Page #155  
to 3 hours. Using an estimated top speed of 300 mph for Soviet bombers, thi 2006 Page #167  
e can make a crude estimate of the speed of the objects. If one makes the c 2006 Page #171  
s in 10 minutes corresponding to a speed of 300 mph, which is probably push 2006 Page #171  
hich is probably pushing the upper speed limit for long range Soviet bomber 2006 Page #171  
 fighter aircraft. A more probable speed calculation is based on the assump 2006 Page #171  
tial detection, then the estimated speed is considerably larger than the 30 2006 Page #172  
arly 100 miles in 10 minutes for a speed of 500 - 600 mph, far in excess of 2006 Page #172  
200 miles in 10 minutes requires a speed of 1,200 mph. What, in those days, 2006 Page #172  
s to allow us to be certain of the speed of the objects. However, it appear 2006 Page #172  
nued on the 200 degree course at a speed of 300 mph they would have travele 2006 Page #172  
 were objects that can fly at high speed. Perhaps thy were flying saucers!  2006 Page #173  
ockheed Starfire, jet fighter, top speed about 600 mph, operational in 1950 2006 Page #175  
identified flying object at a high speed going to intercept our course. It  2006 Page #176  
 made 90 degree turns at this high speed and everything. We knew it wasn't  2006 Page #176  
n the jet, i.e., several times the speed of sound. It did a right angle tur 2006 Page #177  
t had crashed. (Depending upon the speed of the small aircraft and the exac 2006 Page #177  
eer.' The label sports a series of speed Lines circling the globe, below wh 2007 Page #65  
t performance (altitude and cruise speed) for these aircraft. Some of the i 2007 Page #99  
r manned discs, was that of a high speed, high altitude espionage platform  2007 Page #107  
he operation of conYenrion al hjgh speed, horizontal rake-off aircraft. Onl 2007 Page #109  
ed the Miaroj area at a tremendous speed. It's entirely possible that a mor 2007 Page #109  
UFO crash-sites with such apparent speed and ease? 3. To where is the recov 2007 Page #132  
ion. The light traveled with great speed and stopped suddenly in the sky ov 2007 Page #176  
 proceecling straight up at a high speed and clisappear." In Paragraph 3, t 2007 Page #176  
rtical direction at a high rate of speed. The guard was a former helicopter 2007 Page #176  
-off and intercept. Traveling at a speed of 2,500 miles per hour at an alti 2007 Page #185  
trolled descent, calculated turns, speed reductions , and other clear indic 2007 Page #185  
40 miles south of Brownsville. Its speed was down to 2,000 miles per hour a 2007 Page #185  
ing and slowing down, although its speed was still near 2,000 miles per hou 2007 Page #186  
proached the beach at unbelievable speed .. .-when it was about to strike t 2007 Page #194  
co the southwest at an astorusrung speed, rusappearing from sight." The fam 2007 Page #196  
 (The \Xfindy Mountaintop) at slow speed, touchjng the top of trus ruJJ tha 2007 Page #200  
te color, and the UFO rose at foil speed, its Lights went off, and it rusap 2007 Page #200  
e sighting, "Radar sighting. Blip. Speed of object varied. Initial observat 2008 Page #8  
port to forn1 a valid conclusion . Speed, changes in course, and altitude n 2008 Page #8  
 would inaccurately describe size, speed and altitude. But, naturally , the 2008 Page #13  
lute instant, the UFO moved from a speed of about twenty or thirty miles pe 2008 Page #34  
enty or thirty miles per hour to a speed of several hundreds of miles per h 2008 Page #34  
lan Rammer described the departure speed of the objects as 'jantast ic. " R 2008 Page #58  
when the UFO accelerated away at a speed of around Mach 10. Torres stated t 2008 Page #66  
 out in space to travel. They need speed to travel. TO TRAVEL THROUGH TIME? 2008 Page #92  
says that if matter approaches the speed of light, time appears to slow dow 2008 Page #95  
al observer. If you were the light speed matter, you would notice no differ 2008 Page #95  
in time. The closer you got to the speed of light, the slower time would go 2008 Page #95  
time would go . If you reached the speed of light, time would stop. Then if 2008 Page #95  
stop. Then if you could exceed the speed of light, time would reverse -but  2008 Page #95  
ave gradually wound down to a slow speed and a defensive posture, and in so 2009 Page #15  
f satellites . For these weapons , speed may not be so important; it might  2009 Page #22  
l takeoff and landing, but at high speed the entire wing unit is pivoted; t 2009 Page #22  
and took off at an extreme rate of speed and John and I stood up. Nothing t 2009 Page #67  
 would do it. They didn't have the speed to take dictation and they ·were a 2009 Page #93  
Tee hOcrs: said one cortroller The speed and rroneuveratxlt; ct tne oolects 2009 Page #144  
,ered aroU1d I for I 5 mnules TIie speed and rmnevver.bllly ri lhere obiect 2009 Page #144  
hour June 20, 1947 -P80 breaks air speed record at 623MPH But the headlines 2009 Page #156  
hese discs would obtain tremendous speed in their descent and would         2009 Page #178  

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gasted. But when we saw them start speeding up, we did contact NORAD. That' 2006 Page #146  

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

re than 200 mph. The reported high speeds are noteworthy. I recall reading  2004 Page #28  
rity that humans could not survive speeds greater than 40 mph. Therefore, c 2004 Page #28  
he day — trains — crawled along at speeds no greater than 35 mph, to claim  2004 Page #28  
t altitudes and travelling at high speeds in the vicinity of major U.S. def 2005 Page #74  
ng through controlled air space at speeds as high as 10,000 mph. Another cr 2005 Page #82  
 while a slightly modified version speeds the healing time of wounds and bu 2005 Page #90  
r T- /tidy. Jay 24 15th4 . 'Though speeds greater than the sound barrier ha 2006 Page #30  
 — sometimes pulsating — flying at speeds far exceeding other aircraft in t 2006 Page #30  
 above 90,000 feet while flying at speeds in excess of Mach 3. The drone, l 2006 Page #77  
ired to propel the D-21B to Mach 3 speeds so the ramjet engine could ignite 2006 Page #77  
t pushed the vehicle to supersonic speeds but instead of climbing, it lost  2006 Page #79  
 meteors normally travel at higher speeds, and descend in a smooth arc, not 2006 Page #134  
flabbergasted as we were about the speeds we were seeing. There was no way  2006 Page #139  
the bogies simply disappeared. UFO Speeds On Radars Between 1,100 and 5,000 2006 Page #145  
. They were traveling at very high speeds. We had nothing that we knew abou 2006 Page #146  
gain, I won't tell you the maximum speeds they got on them, but it wasn't n 2006 Page #147  
flabbergasted as we were about the speeds we were seeing. There was no way  2006 Page #147  
le to accuracy judge distances and speeds. There have been a number of UFO  2008 Page #13  
ed on radar, craft seen performing speeds and maneuvers significantly in ex 2008 Page #68  
int and slowed back down to normal speeds. Then you would.have lived the fa 2008 Page #95  
ort 50,000 lbs. dropped at release speeds in excess of 300 knots (345 mph)  2009 Page #92  

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

fter having landed, they execute a speedy rotation around their discs. A br 2004 Page #13  
he jets were chasing a strange and speedy, blue urudenttfi ed flying object 2006 Page #28  

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Reporter Eleanor Blau contacts Jim Speiser, founder of a national computer  2009 Page #138  

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 said, 'Look here, they can't even spell magic right. They spelled it with  2006 Page #158  
de Web have temporarily broken the spell cast upon us by the corporate medi 2007 Page #38  
hurry. His computer dido 't have a spell checker at the time, and he was no 2008 Page #107  

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

process but was not checked with a spellchecker; mine picked out this mista 2003 Page #176  

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

uring a Houston lecture, Emenegger spelled out his belief about what had re 2004 Page #184  
as no longer known as Muroc (Corum spelled backwards -after one of the earl 2005 Page #164  
 in the ocean. The tragic accident spelled the end of the M/D-21 program. J 2006 Page #77  
he words was `MAJIC' and MAJIC was spelled with a TOP SECRET/MAJIC EYES ONL 2006 Page #158  
can't even spell magic right. They spelled it with a It just looked like an 2006 Page #158  

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

Cooper has been shown to be a poor speller (Ref), he immediately noted the  2008 Page #105  
pe it and just was not a very good speller. Furthennore, these were the day 2008 Page #105  
at the time, and he was not a good speller. Furthermore , although he did n 2008 Page #107  

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

 of clearance are not always great spellers. The involvement of Einstein in 2009 Page #14  

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

age experts of sentence structure, spelling, punctuation and writing style, 2005 Page #136  
aragraphing ■ Corrected a very few spelling errors ■ Included editorial cor 2007 Page #49  
en technology? Large white letters spelling out the Fox Mulder mantra, "I \ 2007 Page #71  
er (Ref), he immediately noted the spelling error in celestrial, but then c 2008 Page #105  
nce . This book, if cleaned up for spelling and occasional grammar errors,  2008 Page #107  
ength to define complexity. 110 II Spelling and other errors ■ celestrial ( 2008 Page #116  

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

plans .... If classical liberalism spells individualism , Fascism spells go 2008 Page #124  
ism spells individualism , Fascism spells government ," Mussolini proclaime 2008 Page #124  
ghts About SALT II (draft). Teller spells out four July 2487 recommendation 2009 Page #10  

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

Johnson library in Austin Texas, I spend a week looking at the UFO connecti 2003 Page #192  
Eliza Islands, he would invariably spend some time searching the area where 2006 Page #193  
roblem." THE AVER~,GE PERSON \NILL SPEND 5.8:30 MINUTES A YEAR ON OUR ci::L 2007 Page #69  
s us that "The average person wili spend 5,880 minutes a year on our celJ p 2007 Page #70  

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

r sources, including, on occasion, spending time in jail for refusing to re 2004 Page #218  
digging deeper for the true story, spending time and resources. Upon furthe 2006 Page #44  
atwoods Monster Incident I started spending more time out of the mountains  2006 Page #92  
a former OSSofficer . ► 195Os: CIA spending lavishly on ils expanding cover 2007 Page #26  
a former OSS officer. ► 1950s: CIA spending lavishly on its expanding cover 2007 Page #26  
to find 1.5 million dollars whilst spending the rest of your natural life i 2007 Page #92  
o,•el But he probobly •houldn't be spending L:1xpayer rmney \\11.houl •dull 2008 Page #146  

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

oing on. I doubt, however, that he spends more than five minutes a month th 2004 Page #197  

Word: "spent", 54 instance(s) (Back to Top)

e church. He was a specialist that spent about four years in a location to  2003 Page #22  
equested ■ No children, a nephew ■ Spent two years at the FBI Academy durin 2003 Page #32  
 academy in Quantico, Virginia and spent two years there on and off between 2003 Page #32  
ldren, survived by four brothers b Spent 34 years as Fire Chief a Wrote fir 2003 Page #33  
o, wide-angle and macro lenses.) I spent the rest of the day criss-crossing 2003 Page #45  
onference In the hours that I have spent interviewing Joel in person and on 2003 Page #70  
ssified aircraft. The CIA and USAF spent many years ridiculing and downplay 2003 Page #141  
. I will say, however, that I have spent a lot of time in the past couple m 2003 Page #191  
ood Still." Now billions are being spent on the idea. Bill Clinton Clinton, 2003 Page #199  
ow about the bodies, the Air Force spent much of the report dreaming up the 2003 Page #201  
ut. His friend replied that he had spent a week sitting on a ship off Gover 2004 Page #44  
artial memories of the time he had spent in the underground facility, so mu 2004 Page #59  
cumentary film production company, spent an afternoon with Budd in his stud 2004 Page #59  
ell and back in one day, that they spent very little time dropping debris o 2004 Page #138  
Roswell Sheriff Wilcox — that they spent more time having a picnic before r 2004 Page #138  
re Major Jesse Marcel, after a day spent picking up the unusual debris at t 2004 Page #142  
ight Patterson Air Force Base have spent decades denying this flying saucer 2004 Page #144  
nd went to meet his girlfriend. We spent a whole evening discussing the sea 2004 Page #191  
r program like we had done, and we spent a lot of time discussing it. Bob S 2004 Page #192  
his aide, or second in command. We spent a lot of discussion about — there  2004 Page #192  
's expensive. My father and I have spent over $10,000 investigating just th 2004 Page #250  
tringfield and Wilhelm, Major Daly spent two days analyzing the UFO and sta 2005 Page #42  
ch a venture (they were). Einstein spent a week conductin g and studying To 2005 Page #92  
s," objectivit y and patience were spent in "sorting all th.is out' for the 2005 Page #102  
. I appreciate the effort and time spent in producing valuable insights int 2005 Page #128  
cial make-up effects crew. I ha,·e spent quire some time thinking over many 2005 Page #149  
y known to us. Furthermore, I have spent time at 20 archives, had a securit 2006 Page #4  
e seen Tokyo, had polio, or HIV. I spent many years chasing neutrons and ga 2006 Page #11  
ted to account *,1 bdtrtn1 *oilers spent on in, space intak) W10 mtemabonal 2006 Page #32  
en. He claimed the recovery crews "spent days policing the area, picking up 2006 Page #80  
ctical Group) at TTR. The aircraft spent its career engaged in operational  2006 Page #81  
y had witnessed the crash and then spent the weekend camping at Lake Isabel 2006 Page #83  
as back again asking questions and spent a lot of time in diners and coffee 2006 Page #92  
h of original newspaper stories. I spent countless hours on microfilm machi 2006 Page #94  
rt and was invited to his home and spent a few days with him. I interviewed 2006 Page #98  
North Wales to investigate it, and spent a couple of days trying to find wh 2006 Page #125  
ish equivalent of Fort Detrick. "I spent thirty years in the Royal Air Forc 2006 Page #126  
e, the radar site was shut down. I spent a full week with my Dad at the rad 2006 Page #152  
was investigating the sightings. I spent most of the first evening at the h 2006 Page #201  
entor. During the two weeks that I spent with Budd I helped him respond to  2006 Page #203  
oo. She asked me "How could I have spent three hours just writing 201       2006 Page #204  
nce that many top media executives spent their careers working in U.S. gove 2007 Page #14  
very much wrong. GM: If you hadn't spent all night scanning them for the bl 2007 Page #87  
 landing and dozens of witnesses , spent "one full day" investigating. They 2008 Page #7  
xcept for a short period of time I spent most of my career managing convent 2008 Page #104  
f, estimated that the elder Schiff spent about $20 million to insure the su 2008 Page #125  
d that over 21 million rubles were spent by Lord [Alfred] Milner in financi 2008 Page #125  
tanford University. Accordingly, I spent one day perusing his files for doc 2009 Page #10  
960 the United States and the USSR spent equal percentages of their militar 2009 Page #21  
gradual. Second, more money can be spent well only if more scientific talen 2009 Page #21  
tringfield and Wilhelm, Major Daly spent two days analyzing the UFO and sta 2009 Page #49  
e hardest problem I have is that I spent 26 years in the U. S. Air Force an 2009 Page #78  
ok it from Dr. Wernher van Braun I spent three (3) hours interviewing him.  2009 Page #93  
e. In retrospect 1 wish that I had spent more evenings at her dining room t 2009 Page #95  

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ad” are not always clear 11/8/2003 Speoa Operabcm Manu* &ARGUMENTS FOR SECR 2003 Page #188  

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

side of the control system11112003 Speoaf Operators ManGa; 60“RESTRICTED AN 2003 Page #186  

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

erial • Authentication in progress Speoji Operabom Manual 8 PHONY CLAIMS OF 2003 Page #186  

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

IA Archivist to Tim Cooper to Milo Speriglio 1994 • Mentions 54-12 group an 2004 Page #207  
press conference in 1995 that Milo Speriglio -an investigative author now d 2007 Page #134  
oe and aliens? No way,"' explained Speriglio at the press conference. 128   2007 Page #134  
 a 167-page FBJ file. According t0 SperigLio: "[Rothbergl also dealt with a 2007 Page #135  
Dorothy KilgaJJen." Interestingly, SperigLio also revealed that the documen 2007 Page #135  
 the CIA document obtained by Milo Speriglio . Of course, it goes without s 2007 Page #136  

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

eU Aircraft, General Electric, and Sperry-Rand, just to name a few. In July 2005 Page #172  

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

of full Colonel rank. If possible, Spetsnaz are dispatched to guard the wre 2004 Page #169  

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

ecame still itself. The craft then spewed two different substances, black a 2003 Page #41  
es appeared ro be a "liquid metal" spewed or ejected by the object, which l 2007 Page #193  
inally some form of "liquid metal" spewed or ejected by the object, perhaps 2007 Page #202  
volved several spinning discs that spewed weird substances over the shore n 2009 Page #29  
sighting and the mystery substance spewed by his saucers actually killed hi 2009 Page #31  

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

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

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

the area of the impact and found a sphere. As it was not heavy, he took it  2004 Page #11  
ndez Hurtado, learned of the other sphere in Cotoca and passed on informati 2004 Page #11  
information concerning this second sphere. The mystery of finding these two 2004 Page #11  
his disc pivots around the central sphere which contains the measurement an 2004 Page #12  
ange that was described as being a sphere, approximately 2 feet 9 inches in 2004 Page #15  
lipping that referenced one of the sphere crashes on Australian territory i 2004 Page #16  
THE AREA OF THE TPRACT Awn FDUkr A SPHERE, AS IT WAS NOT HEAVY. HE TOOK IT  2004 Page #21  
INFORPATIoN CONERN/ND TNIs sgeowc, SPHERE, - THE HvITERY CF FINDING THESE T 2004 Page #21  
of Betws-y-coed viewed a "luminous sphere," some 400 feet across and travel 2006 Page #120  
n's opinion that as he watched the sphere, it proceeded to descend into the 2006 Page #120  
t the object was a bright metallic sphere with no visible markings or appen 2006 Page #143  
ined in a local newspaper. A large sphere of glowing, pulsing orange-red li 2007 Page #149  
 appeared to be a "bright metallic sphere with no visible markings or appen 2008 Page #29  
ed, today dominate virtually every sphere of life. Paolo Lionni, in his 199 2008 Page #144  
he UFO Siege, Leonard Stringfield, Sphere Books, Ltd., 1977. Retrievals of  2009 Page #56  

Word: "sphere3", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

- THE HvITERY CF FINDING THESE TWO SPHERE3; ElAtTLV 'ALM. IS THAT ACCORDING 2004 Page #21  

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

. The mystery of finding these two spheres, exactly alike, is that accordin 2004 Page #11  
e balls. That is to say that these spheres became real balls of fire when t 2004 Page #11  
mpact and fit] looks as though the spheres landed smoothly. As I continued  2004 Page #11  
tions abounded: From where did the spheres originate? What was the "silent  2004 Page #11  
ying three lights? And how had the spheres apparently negotiated a smooth l 2004 Page #11  
reau, I learned that numerous such spheres had been recovered throughout Au 2004 Page #15  
Os: A Worldwide History All of the spheres were approximately two feet in d 2004 Page #16  
e recovery of at least twelve such spheres in less than ten years. By far t 2004 Page #16  
1963. According to the report, two spheres had been recovered approximately 2004 Page #16  
ill Police arrange to have the two spheres flown to the National Weapons Re 2004 Page #16  
 by the staff at the base that the spheres were neither Russian nor America 2004 Page #16  
to glow and change colors. Glowing spheres have also been seen by people in 2005 Page #83  
ht. The nature and function of the spheres is not known. Similar descriptio 2005 Page #83  
reports by pilots of silvercolored spheres were being "heavily censored" by 2007 Page #17  
wimesses said that they saw flying spheres that appeared to be moving slowl 2007 Page #129  
the front followed by 4 or 5 white spheres of light. The large orb of light 2008 Page #58  
 by an elderly couple. The smaller spheres of light moved erratically aroun 2008 Page #58  

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

overy sites of other, very similar spheres-one of which was said to have be 2008 Page #37  

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

 in water. This suggests that each spherical particle possesses an electric 2003 Page #113  
in either 1958 or 1959, a strange, spherical object was recovered at the Wo 2004 Page #15  
icinity, of many shapes and sizes: spherical, triangular, elongated, boomer 2005 Page #83  
lose attention to the "flaps" over spherical discs reported in the skies ac 2005 Page #118  
s by describing the foUowing: "The spherical craft squatting on a concrete  2005 Page #172  
hiny, silver disc with three small spherical structures placed in a triangu 2007 Page #161  
ash site of what was a very small, spherical -shaped UFO were dressed from  2008 Page #37  
ight then took the appearance of a spherical or egg-shaped object-or by oth 2009 Page #135  

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

ey looked up and saw a large fiery spheroid-shaped object pass over a nearb 2006 Page #89  

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

s as a matrix for microscopic iron spheroids called ferrites, so pieces of  2006 Page #84  

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

old. :and -10::0\-mun in~ \\Ord of SpHrll. In :1ncicnl Gn·(·n-uch:it•olo~ n 2005 Page #107  

Word: "spi4erf", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

E OF THIS STORY STAY'S 0110TEI NEW SPI4ERF FELL FOP' SPACE TN SANTA CR07 UN 2004 Page #21  

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

f UFO, Sauce A Pore, Y2K Yakisoba (spiced pork flavor)." We can onl) guess  2007 Page #66  

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

rst centers on the visit of Steven Spielberg to the White House in June 198 2003 Page #198  
ptivity in 1952. Reagan sat beside Spielberg during the screening. Accordin 2003 Page #198  
ening. According to the story that Spielberg told to film producer Jamie Sh 2003 Page #198  
he screening Reagan leaned over to Spielberg and stated, "I bet there aren' 2003 Page #198  
om who know how true this all is." Spielberg was shocked by the statement b 2003 Page #198  
s, Dark Skies, and Seven Degs, the Spielberg Sci-Fi channel mini-series ent 2004 Page #137  
he screening Reagan leaned over to Spielberg and stated, "I bet there aren' 2004 Page #195  
is German business partner, Volker Spielberg, for assistance.               2005 Page #145  

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

er guy has already learned. Soviet spies at Los Alamos apparently shortened 2006 Page #9  
lso implies that MJ-12 has its own spies (back channels) inside the CIA. (S 2008 Page #111  
ough to keep the secret ■ Keep our spies (back channels) there in place n11 2008 Page #121  
anted from the world of spooks and spies. Crisman wanted people to believe  2009 Page #32  

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

s, May 9 to July 31, 1947 (Biggest spike from May 29, 1947, for 72 hours af 2004 Page #68  
ld be held in readiness to perform SPIKE and HOUSE CLEANING operations in m 2004 Page #253  
rally serious and not simply a war spike, and the spreading realization tha 2005 Page #85  
6, but if they don't work, we have SPIKE, HOUSE CLEANING in major populatio 2008 Page #111  
the concern ■ We have plans called SPIKE, HOUSE CLEANING ■Also,activate MK- 2008 Page #122  

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en a "downed satellite" or a toxic spill—whatever sells. Later, we will dis 2003 Page #176  
ference, where she was planning to spill the beans about, amongst other thi 2007 Page #135  

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craft...all acceptable; also toxic spills OK 13. Secure the area: no local  2003 Page #175  
 “downed satellites" and the toxic spills. See the “raised z” is its origin 2003 Page #175  
balloons omilitary aircraft otoxic spills Deceptive statements are not usua 2003 Page #182  
closure ■ Aviation W eelcly nearly spills some beans ■ The Gulf War and !vf 2008 Page #167  
1990-1991 IIAviation Weekly nearly spills some be.ins 1011190. Focus on unc 2009 Page #151  

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n & Schuster, 1977 The Day the Sky Spilt Apart, Roy A. Gallant, Atheneum ,  2008 Page #103  

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

 idea, particularly in this era of spin; a cautionary tale to be a critical 2004 Page #215  
-rta.ch E.Jpffi~nl 11/"ld Eltciton Spin .,,...,.___.,,"-_ .r· i•I¢ •--'• •. 2005 Page #21  
ight, and entered an inverted flat spin at 30,000 feet. After making severa 2006 Page #74  
used: r Cover scories r Damage or "spin" control , Bogus investigations, do 2007 Page #21  
arning how co use it to censor and spin information . Be cautious . 27      2007 Page #33  
erican companies to Germany and to spin news stories so as to gloss over th 2008 Page #127  

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uch the same. In the Marvel Comics spin-off of the 1987 movie Predator that 2008 Page #103  

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face. That compartment featured a "spinal fairing" that ran from the canopy 2007 Page #99  

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d urine rests, X-rays of his back, spine, and sacrum, and an orthopedic eva 2005 Page #33  

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laces was fixed, but the other was spinning like a top. The object came ver 2007 Page #193  
land incident, it involved several spinning discs that spewed weird substan 2009 Page #29  

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Ion Alanos peonle involved, cefore spins to Whit*' Sands you will corcaunic 2003 Page #214  

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y could experience a slow downward spiral into hopelessness; NH! could "win 2006 Page #69  

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

ny factual disputes. it is in that spirit that I offer here a sort of prime 2004 Page #134  
ecause he was fed up and broken in spirit because of the military's pressur 2004 Page #145  
 of the future around them. In the spirit of classic scenario planning, we  2006 Page #51  
light on the nature of God and the spirit realms, for better or worse. All  2006 Page #59  
INTRODUCTION: True Science and the Spirit of Inclusion The basic contents o 2006 Page #181  
 truly human. And so, it is in the spirit of inclusion that we must move fo 2006 Page #182  
ust move forward, and it is in the spirit of true science that I humbly pre 2006 Page #182  
 to grab the mysterious object and spirit it away during the very short 24- 2006 Page #192  
rn from them and move forward in a spirit of understanding and compassion,  2006 Page #194  
e of one mind as to the letter and spirit of these instructions. Preferably 2009 Page #28  
e with her courage and strength of spirit. Telling her story is what I prom 2009 Page #95  

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of the Anomaly ha e been found and spirited away to classified milita[)' an 2007 Page #138  

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tate: "Forrestal continued in good spirits throughout all of the twentieth  2003 Page #91  

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

Yee it may be easier to accept the spiritual intangibles, which culture acc 2005 Page #117  
ial demoralization, corruption and spiritual confusion. In one form, this k 2006 Page #55  
onomic growth, physical health and spiritual wellbeing. Initial government  2006 Page #56  
ecome a haven of last resort, both spiritual sanctuary and a place of commu 2006 Page #63  
angeness would cause much fear and spiritual confusion. Many mainstream bel 2006 Page #65  
r human beings are not meant to be spiritual slaves or existential puppets. 2006 Page #194  
 to focus on the intercultural and spiritual dimensions of the experience.  2006 Page #198  
 many of the world's religious and spiritual leaders to a conference in Was 2006 Page #198  
ounters , to strange creatures, to spiritual transformation to telepathic c 2009 Page #154  

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s believed that these psychics, or spiritualists , made contact with non-hu 2008 Page #130  

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ternative Anthropology to Visionag Spirituality, from Hypnotherapy to Medit 2006 Page #193  

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sland about 100 meters from a sand spit is a permanently anchored buoy call 2004 Page #39  

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

 it was not entirely his fault. In spite of his misplaced paranoia, someone 2003 Page #141  
escribe it to them if he tried. In spite of the backbiting, he thought that 2003 Page #147  
ly to be good for Homo sapiens. In spite of the excellent arguments, there  2003 Page #185  
sue. The secrets have been kept in spite of numerous leaks of classified do 2003 Page #187  
e. See Slide 20. Genetic Secreg In spite of the security surrounding crash  2004 Page #125  
tudy that continued until 1968. In spite of the fact that it appeared in so 2004 Page #136  
t was naked and probably dying. In spite of cl1e somewhat repugnant looks o 2005 Page #32  
aircraft and even the accident. In spite of such glaring inconsistencies, t 2006 Page #75  
, allegedly never having worked in spite of thousands of man-hours and $150 2008 Page #73  

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

n coast of Norway on the island of Spitsbergen in mid-1952. I reviewed the  2004 Page #12  
ying saucer which recently fell at Spitsbergen has been studied by eminent  2004 Page #12  
een discovered in the mountains of Spitsbergen by Norwegian jet planes. In  2004 Page #12  
n of remains of a UFO crashed near Spitsbergen, presumably in early 1952. C 2004 Page #13  
cers, stated: "The crashing of the Spitsbergen disc was highly important. A 2004 Page #13  
 confident that these remains from Spitsbergen will be of utmost importance 2004 Page #13  
 Arctic regions since the event at Spitsbergen, report the flying discs hav 2004 Page #13  
t anything remotely resembling the Spitsbergen crash had ever occurred on N 2004 Page #13  
oyal Ministry of Defense. However, Spitsbergen refused to roll over and die 2004 Page #13  
rkably like the craft recovered at Spitsbergen. , By far the most intriguin 2004 Page #14  
ee, was a passing reference to the Spitsbergen incident, which stated: An a 2004 Page #14  
al scams in Norwegian coalmines on Spitsbergen. It was pierced and marked b 2004 Page #14  
gency's reaction to the mention of Spitsbergen. Instead of dismissing the m 2004 Page #14  
ragraph of the article referencing Spitsbergen, and wrote in the margin the 2004 Page #14  
uld conclusively lay the legend of Spitsbergen to rest, once and for all? I 2004 Page #14  
Security Agency involvement in the Spitsbergen incident came to light. And  2004 Page #14  
LANT" reference suggested that the Spitsbergen story (even if bogus) had be 2004 Page #14  
icial hoaxing" can be found in the Spitsbergen saga of 1952, when it was al 2005 Page #133  
 crashed on the European island of Spitsbergen. Under the terms of the Free 2005 Page #133  
l seams in Norwegian coal mines on Spitsbergen . It was pierced and marked  2005 Page #133  
ticle translation that referred to Spitsbergen was carefully circled with a 2005 Page #133  
 some justification) dismissed the Spitsbergen case because of the proven f 2005 Page #133  

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

 Girardeau, Missouri; i\lay 194 7, Spitzbergen, Norway; 31 !\fay 1947, Soco 2005 Page #163  
o area, Tex-Mex border; June 1952, Spitzbergen, Norway; 20/21 May 1953, Kin 2005 Page #163  

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worker. 1 1 ,.1:1rt r~inf~II 11t 1 spl"Clfi•· pl~r.r" Or:~ln,.\ rrporb ~!d  2009 Page #183  

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

ook hit the UFO book market with a splash. The DC!J After Rosn1e/l containe 2005 Page #167  
landed in the water creating large splash approx 1500 yards northwest" 32 o 2006 Page #184  

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

ent back to the surface. PART ONE: Splashdown. Summer 1984... It was mid-su 2006 Page #183  
 10. This position would place the splashdown roughly 1,000 to 1,500 yards  2006 Page #184  
M: Having sped to the scene of the splashdown, the Steeva 10 reports that t 2006 Page #184  
ght have decayed, resulting in the splashdown. The response of "Space Defen 2006 Page #185  
vessel completes its search of the splashdown area. No object or debris has 2006 Page #185  
rast to the sizzling summer of the splashdown, the end of 1984 and beginnin 2006 Page #186  
crew searches the outskirts of the splashdown area, they find nothing. But  2006 Page #187  
p and Burke again set sail for the splashdown spot aboard the Diane with Do 2006 Page #188  
possibility that this sighting and splashdown might be attributed to a stan 2006 Page #189  
cated ly the original sighting and splashdown. • Conclusion #6: We can pres 2006 Page #189  
 remain.- Immediately prior to its splashdown, the mysterious object report 2006 Page #190  

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 did indeed locate the object that splashed down in Bellingham Bay. 186     2006 Page #189  
 an unidentified flying object had splashed down into Bellingham Bay some s 2006 Page #190  
earching the area where the object splashed down. He's still curious to kno 2006 Page #193  
campus magazine, March 1985, 'What Splashed Down Off Lummi Island?" by Lean 2006 Page #194  
an Harvard and Doug Phillips. What splashed down in the waters of Puget Sou 2006 Page #194  

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seen streaking through the sky and splashing into Bellingham Bay, the findi 2006 Page #190  

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lted and looked as if it had been "splattered on the ground." Gray said the 2004 Page #30  

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f I recall, had had removal of the spleen following an accident After a cer 2005 Page #34  

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nium based alloys because of their splendid nuclear and anticorrosion prope 2006 Page #7  

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ge 23, prior to exposure (no Hx of Splenectomy) • Chereze pronounced dead a 2006 Page #109  

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 bleeding, bandaging of wounds and splinting of broken limbs. No medication 2006 Page #19  

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

s: the four UTA negatives could be split into two groups. The pictures cont 2004 Page #234  
 After all, why else would he have split with the great Freud? The rumormon 2005 Page #89  
h Agency, and six years later DERA split into two organizations: QinetiQ, a 2006 Page #123  
red by one organization, so it was split into two, one controlling censorsh 2007 Page #10  
 in your schooling. GM: My parents split up, that's why my mum came down to 2007 Page #79  
uilt flying saucer incorporated a "split rudder" system. This control surfa 2007 Page #115  
an alien spacecraft. The Air Force split the sightings into two separate ca 2008 Page #7  
r Onkoul 's Tunguska road, the sky split in two and fire appeared high and  2008 Page #99  
high and wide over the forest. The split in the sky grew larger, and the en 2008 Page #99  

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 slowly - Suddenly accelerates and splits into 'four or five smaller globes 2006 Page #28  

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heduled before and after them. The splitters had even called their own pres 2003 Page #146  

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zero location. (Army Air Force was splitting into Air Force and Army during 2003 Page #99  
rch; the Army/Air Force which were splitting into separate military divisio 2003 Page #99  
 the awesome power released by the splitting of the atom. 7 And it is not w 2008 Page #27  
 scientific community in 1939. The splitting of the atom was considered "mo 2009 Page #20  

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ienppeased -abotit Caldwell made a splurge with a then hack in 2339 aid 194 2006 Page #45  

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' RILLS. THAT IS To SAY THAT THESE sPmERFS erCAHE REAL PALL! OF FIRE VMEA T 2004 Page #21  

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implications of contact is, as Mr. Spock would say, illogical. The organize 2006 Page #70  

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nvas was off of it and tl1ey had a spoilight mounted on the back. They were 2007 Page #169  

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

    New Attacks on Roswell & MJ-12 Spokane Woman Killed When Hit by Automob 2003 Page #119  

Word: "spoke", 47 instance(s) (Back to Top)

them off in groups separately, and spoke to each of them. Grandfather didn' 2003 Page #30  
to the last of April. And he never spoke of it again. But about two weeks l 2003 Page #30  
icture to begin with. But he never spoke of it again. The other people seem 2003 Page #30  
racked Fisk down in New Mexico and spoke with him on the telephone, where a 2003 Page #36  
e. The man who was with his family spoke up and asked if they were talking  2003 Page #63  
he fact that he claimed his father spoke to him during his funeral. The Rea 2003 Page #198  
d to roll over and die. Bill Moore spoke with the French investigator Jean  2004 Page #13  
les of the island — myself and Jon spoke with a number of witnesses who kne 2004 Page #16  
rcic, another D Flight alumnus. We spoke for about an hour. Two weeks later 2004 Page #55  
r New York. In early December Budd spoke at length with Joann Warren about  2004 Page #58  
e no explanation for why MacArthur spoke of interplanetary war, or why he s 2004 Page #133  
 Houma, Louisiana Marcel sometimes spoke to his ham radio buddies about an  2004 Page #134  
 him. The sheriff's grand-daughter spoke of death threats, and so did the d 2004 Page #145  
 Face the Nation, Congressman Ford spoke forcefully about the UFO situation 2004 Page #177  
dency that Bill or Hillary Clinton spoke publicly about UFOs or aliens. • B 2004 Page #196  
tory. But when General Coelho Lima spoke up, he vehemently denied that his  2005 Page #35  
ions, the investigator Don Schmitt spoke with a woman named Judy Woolcott,  2005 Page #44  
? Eight years later, in 1993, Rich spoke at the UCLA School of Engineering  2005 Page #81  
stated President Jimmy Carter, who spoke openly about his own UFO experienc 2005 Page #119  
Symposium in Richmond Virginia, he spoke on "A Hypothetical Plan for Crash  2005 Page #127  
ed around Flatwoods and eventually spoke to a few people in town. The conve 2006 Page #91  
e studio before the show aired and spoke of her encounter. He then drew a p 2006 Page #91  
ecause of the "foreign language" I spoke, a heavy New England Connecticut a 2006 Page #91  
ention. Some Flatwoods residents I spoke to felt that the story was bad pub 2006 Page #93  
p here." A number of people that I spoke with said they knew the witnesses  2006 Page #93  
treet punks. Several people that I spoke with knew the boys growing up, kne 2006 Page #93  
 after the incident, Donald Keyhoe spoke with Albert Chop, an Air Force spo 2006 Page #96  
xton Democrat" newspaper, actually spoke with the witnesses involved in the 2006 Page #98  
ing Matthew Williams, who says: "I spoke to Tony Dodd at the Cardiff UFO Co 2006 Page #123  
er this story came out, and I also spoke with him on the phone. Tony won't  2006 Page #123  
uary [1974]. She said to me when I spoke to her about it just recently: 'I  2006 Page #127  
.I.C. than dropped a bombshell. He spoke about our secret spacecraft delive 2007 Page #114  
's and answered the phone and they spoke for a Jong time. After Bob hung up 2007 Page #136  
cause he stated that he personally spoke with one of the guards blocking th 2008 Page #43  
ct Robbie Robertson now retired. I spoke with some of his former fellow dep 2008 Page #45  
d that about four months later she spoke with a man named Kerry Broten who  2008 Page #45  
f the area by troops." He added he spoke with one of the soldiers who ident 2008 Page #52  
n. A week later on May 13, 1987, l spoke with his son, Andy Hamden who was  2008 Page #52  
e as the Crash. On June I, 1987, I spoke with a relative of Mr. Miller, Lav 2008 Page #53  
at the same telephone number and I spoke with his wife. She stated he was a 2008 Page #54  
lan Rammer and the other motorists spoke briefly questioning each other as  2008 Page #58  
ere on top of us. It was like they spoke to us!' I go, 'They? What's They?' 2008 Page #89  
ted researcher , Ray Fowler, later spoke with the witness who prepared the  2009 Page #49  
ons , the investigator Don Schmitt spoke with a woman named Judy Woolcott , 2009 Page #51  
 manner of speech told me that she spoke with conviction. I knew that there 2009 Page #88  
es were developed and refined. She spoke about the Aerobee rocket, an early 2009 Page #89  
uld be fined or imprisoned if they spoke about the subject again. 84        2009 Page #90  

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

tory than just of a meteor. I have spoken with hundreds of people who have  2003 Page #56  
ed. Many of the locals whom I have spoken with about 53                     2003 Page #57  
elected, the president is suddenly spoken to by God and suddenly knows ever 2003 Page #189  
s his version of the event. He has spoken of this sighting more times than  2003 Page #196  
ach to issues. Case told me he had spoken to some of the old timers in Auro 2004 Page #27  
cal consultant for CSICOP, and has spoken at the Aztec UFO Symposium about  2004 Page #223  
lieve so, the one reporter we have spoken with who was there in the Star Te 2004 Page #237  
man case -who had previousl y only spoken with Jeff Young and Paul Chetham  2005 Page #40  
on-in-law informed him that he had spoken with a person who had witnessed a 2005 Page #79  
llected man) of these. Others have spoken out, as well. A statement by Cana 2005 Page #79  
Mitchell, has on several occasions spoken publicly in this vein, most recen 2005 Page #81  
st come from \Xlash.ingcon and had spoken co people in the Dept. of Agricul 2005 Page #97  
tter of pubLic record. Others have spoken out as witnesses to captured UFOs 2005 Page #168  
O, choosing instead to rely on the spoken word. They were carried on C1 N a 2007 Page #75  
Matthew Bevan (alias KUJI) I ha\ e spoken to choose to hack overseas sites  2007 Page #89  
 interview Ken Miller after having spoken with his friends and relatives in 2008 Page #54  
and held him to the ground. I have spoken to the guy that was in the tower  2009 Page #80  
on it "although he recalled having spoken to Dr. Vannevar Bush, wartime sci 2009 Page #160  

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

print (except a small quote from a spokesman, see below), nor did I hear an 2003 Page #53  
est that a missile was involved. A spokesman from the 662nd Radar Squadron  2003 Page #53  
nothing." Also, in that article, a spokesman from the 662nd Radar Squadron  2003 Page #55  
UFO — RCAF Continue Search Today A spokesman for a special and little known 2004 Page #41  
ething concrete" may be found. The spokesman, who identified himself as Squ 2004 Page #41  
 again have to put up an Air Force spokesman to make up a wild explanation  2004 Page #178  
oke with Albert Chop, an Air Force spokesman about the "Flatwoods Monster"  2006 Page #96  
tate of Maine at mid-day. Later, a spokesman for the Air Force stated that  2006 Page #169  
restingly, a Nellis Air Force Base spokesman , in contradiction to the astr 2008 Page #9  
ightings in Utah, but the official spokesman at Nellis said the Air Defense 2008 Page #15  
e making UFO policy, we see that a spokesman for the 28th Air Division at S 2008 Page #15  
naker • Eureka Landing • Air Force Spokesman • Fmllk Maggio • Lt. Walter Bu 2008 Page #18  
ormer employees. He is their chief spokesman." Furthermore Serpa state that 2009 Page #52  

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

 airplanes allegedly based at TTR. Spokesmen for the Air Force denied such  2006 Page #81  
 to news media requests, Air Force spokesmen refused to identify the type o 2006 Page #83  
tingency cover story. If Air Force spokesmen had said Mulhare's airplane wa 2006 Page #83  

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

from the MoD Press Office, where a spokesperson made the following comment: 2008 Page #67  

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

cruitment of influential people as spokespersons ;.. Use of group leaders t 2007 Page #20  
cruitment of influential people as spokespersons r Use of group leaders to  2007 Page #21  

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

he trees. AJC John Burroughs 81SPS SPOL CFLT" John Burroughs told me he was 2008 Page #79  
, signed AIC John Burroughs 81 SPS SPOL CFLT. 72 "This would move back and. 2009 Page #78  
:1m ?'sew Zea he rcc:i.lJcd having spol,e11 to DLI yr::ia :i~. S8) In,. th_ 2009 Page #184  

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

seases classified as transmissible spongiform encephalopathies (TSEs). Prio 2006 Page #113  

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

le material were very thin, black, spongy flakes from the Bismuth interlaye 2003 Page #114  

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awyers: Arthur Garfield Hays was a Sponsor of Consumers Union. Former Consu 2005 Page #93  

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

asked them to produce a government sponsored UFO documentary. The documenta 2004 Page #178  
had been picked for the government sponsored UFO documentary. Emenegger, ho 2004 Page #181  
ions consultant. The Sessions were sponsored by the International Space Sci 2006 Page #49  
fruit and Rambutan. The ad, dually sponsored by the Safeway Supermark et ch 2007 Page #60  
 ln 1984 the pet food giant Purina sponsored "Meow Off 7," their "search fo 2007 Page #66  
t the nation from internal threats sponsored from the outside. The executiv 2008 Page #25  
ign (a highly classified UFO study sponsored by the Defence Intelligence St 2008 Page #62  

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

d, was a member of a patrons group sponsoring the Nazi SS. During wartime,  2008 Page #144  

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

uine. When the truth came out, the sponsors were so embarrassed that the pr 2004 Page #123  
 Robert and Ryan Wood, who are the sponsors of this conference, the closest 2004 Page #134  
egularl~ play on the minds of some sponsors and/ or the advertisin g execut 2007 Page #61  

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

tion with acetic acid, we have the spontaneous release of hydrogen without  2003 Page #115  

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

rge Density Pulses (CDP) which are spontaneously generated within the water 2003 Page #112  
n a while (very rarely) a molecule spontaneously converts into the abnormal 2006 Page #114  

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

 unfriendly foreign powers 1182033 Spoo* Opco'xna Mjnua' 13PHOTO OF THE COV 2003 Page #172  

Word: "spoo4", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

intense security during that time. Spoo4 Operations lAmualMAIN CONCERNS VOI 2003 Page #182  

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

o"Jt:r.muu. ■ Ru.n:.ch, 0 u:id lb, Spooh •T~ET . 4: The Empire Strikes Back 2009 Page #145  

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

 and loud enough, the ones who the spooks were truly worried about would co 2003 Page #148  
one to listen to their experience! Spooks At the time of the dissolution of 2006 Page #205  
rs y ■ The Rome// lncrdent and the Spooks ■ 1979: l'vlid-Year UFOs ■ « A l\ 2008 Page #162  
mber 1931 ■ Rese-,,rchers and tJ1e Spooks ■ Colman VonKeviczl:y and Blfry G 2008 Page #163  
t what he wanted from the world of spooks and spies. Crisman wanted people  2009 Page #32  

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

day on a story which is positively spooky, not to mention chilling. British 2004 Page #206  

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

rs on microfilm machines reviewing spools of film and looking for stories a 2006 Page #94  

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

normal form, setting the scene for sporadic CJD and that would explain the  2006 Page #114  
hereditary diseases. They are also sporadic, in the sense that there are al 2006 Page #115  
 inches across. But they were very sporadic color. CIRCLES THAT WOULD CHANG 2009 Page #65  

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inst German occupiers by spreading spores on envelopes. • 1960s: Vietcong s 2006 Page #107  

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

r feet wide. Had a blood red face. Sported a black, spade-like cowl which e 2006 Page #98  
the competiti on at Roswell Toyota sported an almost identical logo, but th 2007 Page #60  

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

cial excursions to observe various sporting events. Don't forget that a Wor 2006 Page #7  

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sance Craft. Charlie refers to the Sports Model as an IRC-16 because it is  2005 Page #164  
Unfiltered \Vheat Beer.' The label sports a series of speed Lines circling  2007 Page #65  
lere you into social activities or sports? GM: l was crap at football but I 2007 Page #79  

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n with a shovel and dug around the spot where I had found the artifact. I h 2003 Page #45  
a-like configuration, covering the spot where the small shoe sole was found 2003 Page #49  
own into the woods and show us the spot where the object landed. Bill took  2003 Page #63  
object had rested. It was the same spot that Romansky had taken us to. This 2003 Page #63  
ngle-minded quest revealed a blind spot. As long as his questions kept him  2003 Page #148  
had cordoned off 200 km around the spot where the object fell. The object i 2004 Page #8  
na of the sewer atereterist." sloe spot* ot the future of a hear/ vat plant 2004 Page #20  
Nothing grew for years in that one spot in the field where that spaceship i 2004 Page #29  
 had ever seen before stood on the spot. Some men fled but the majority sto 2004 Page #48  
The crews continued to shine their spot lights into the darkness for about  2004 Page #57  
edly found on top of the mesa in a spot where even the rocks had been shear 2004 Page #70  
ich ESA's officers appeared on the spot to capture the alien creature in th 2005 Page #37  
 incident in detail. He marked the spot on the map as he remembered it, but 2006 Page #80  
 ever happened." Carl had marked a spot on the map that was in the same are 2006 Page #80  
he next day and interviewed at the spot where they made their sighting. Air 2006 Page #83  
icle, "Did it Ride A Meteor - Boys Spot Appalling Creature Near Flatwoods,  2006 Page #95  
resumably it would also be easy to spot the sick ones by using an infrared  2006 Page #116  
s) sitting directly above the dead spot in the radar. The radar techs ran t 2006 Page #154  
though the divers dove on the same spot, their accounts of the object were  2006 Page #188  
 again set sail for the splashdown spot aboard the Diane with Dominic Papet 2006 Page #188  
 on the sea floor in precisely the spot indicated ly the original sighting  2006 Page #189  
 of the Diane returned to the same spot and found nothing. • Question #4: H 2006 Page #190  
 Burke apparently dove on the same spot only a short time apart, yet their  2006 Page #191  
 headed out toward that perplexing spot between Lummi and Eliza Islands, he 2006 Page #193  
had cordoned off 200 km around the spot where the object fell. The object i 2007 Page #142  
rds South America. An Intelligence Spot Report was reportedly sent to the h 2008 Page #29  
ront page under the headline "Army Spot UFOs Over Shropshire". Again, inves 2008 Page #68  
ess missed his preanang ed landing spot, ran out of fuel and was captured a 2008 Page #130  
 could be accurately guided to any spot on earth." Perhaps this UFO space o 2009 Page #17  
om about center craft But not like spot lights just could see there were li 2009 Page #83  

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n underwater video camera, but his spotlight burns out, leaving him in rela 2006 Page #187  
erneath it and around it, ~!us the spotlight (on deuce and a hal~ was shini 2007 Page #171  
e soldiers were around it with the spotlight and everything, it wasn't some 2007 Page #171  

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 moving craft was illuminated with spotlights, 1430 rounds of ammunition we 2003 Page #24  
nd of the runway they turned their spotlights on the hovering light. The li 2004 Page #57  
emergency crews were shining their spotlights on it. After about 5 minutes  2004 Page #57  
o the site by military police. Two spotlights illuminated the saucer, which 2005 Page #168  

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es, got him into scrapes and tight spots, some of them potential career sto 2004 Page #222  
s at NPR. Do leopards change their spots? Big media work for the government 2007 Page #14  
til dawn there was unusual traffic spots of light going up and down, probab 2007 Page #129  
 pages don't have them at the same spots, thereby suggesting that the pages 2008 Page #109  

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of the press corps after UFOs were spotted flying over the White House twic 2004 Page #85  
rea. An hour later, a creature was spotted. It was captured with a net for  2005 Page #31  
he overlook where we had initially spotted the wreckage. For a second time, 2005 Page #155  
iles from the crash site. Soon, he spotted a pickup truck bouncing toward h 2006 Page #74  
irginia. In an article, "Meteorite Spotted in Kanawha Area," the Gazette st 2006 Page #94  
ge from the missing plane had been spotted from the air. Almost immediately 2006 Page #134  
disabled aircraft were reported or spotted in the region during the time of 2006 Page #189  
 of 75,000 feet, the UFO was first spotted over the Gulf of Mexico about 20 2007 Page #185  

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very short period of time. Mexican spotter planes first located the wreckag 2007 Page #186  
r. The Americans heard the Mexican spotter plans say that the small plane h 2007 Page #186  

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ck on the map into a nexus for UFO spotters for the next 15 or 20 years. By 2003 Page #144  

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 description of the "Liqujd metal" spouted by the flying disc, very similar 2007 Page #200  

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 the central disk starred to eject spouts of liquid metal, which produced a 2007 Page #199  

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ENOE1 HURTAOC LEARNED OF IRE OTHER SPPERE TN COTOCA ANT) POSSE0 ON INFORPAT 2004 Page #21  

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 a aeries of ax-tioles rtt present spr3earirg iv. ttht+ ,70)1.ioetion "1011 2004 Page #25  

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ial scientific revolution of ideas sprang consequences of a different kind. 2009 Page #20  

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 showed bodies of Mexican soldiers sprawled haphazardly alongside their jee 2007 Page #187  

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ive and highly-guarded area on the sprawling grounds of Kirtland. Over the  2003 Page #142  
 neighbors to the east, creating a sprawling military complex now known as  2007 Page #162  

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the nearest witness, Mrs. May, and sprayed an oily substance on her. At thi 2006 Page #90  

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depth of five or six inches, as it spread out into a delta-like configurati 2003 Page #49  
 downed aircraft. The search teams spread out, and soon Romansky and his te 2003 Page #60  
osford Hangar: In late 1963 rumors spread among the UFO research community  2003 Page #74  
 for the intelligence community to spread disinformation in order to confus 2003 Page #146  
curacy of these reports which have spread quickly throughout the continent, 2004 Page #8  
men in Iowa. He said when the joke spread to Texas, railroad worker Joseph  2004 Page #28  
are weapon. The danger lies in the spread of airborne and bloodborne outbre 2004 Page #80  
local sheriff about unusual debris spread across the sheep ranch where he w 2004 Page #135  
 categorically that the debris was spread out for nearly a mile. Of course, 2004 Page #139  
fore, there was foil-like material spread out over many miles, some of whic 2004 Page #142  
Maj. Marcel posed with some debris spread out on the floor. These photograp 2004 Page #226  
t that should be in the papers and spread far and wide, but the media sensi 2004 Page #253  
on wh,· the military would want to spread fake stories about the U.S. GO\ e 2005 Page #133  
hat such stories were purposefully spread -at the height of the Cold \'(far 2005 Page #133  
need for the Intelligence world to spread such tales in the first place.18  2005 Page #134  
J by itself. I refolded it, and it spread itself out again. W/e finaU) work 2005 Page #155  
 with the F-1 17A program began to spread disinformation about the Bakersfi 2006 Page #84  
e] test site 20 years earlier" and spread the parts at the Bakersfield site 2006 Page #85  
rd about this frightening incident spread like a wild fire throughout Braxt 2006 Page #90  
 BW weapon. The danger lies in the spread of airborne and bloodborne outbre 2006 Page #105  
. Detrick and prion-based diseases spread throughout North America.29 Abnor 2006 Page #114  
) 29 For a nice perspective of the spread of prion diseases, see Colm Kelle 2006 Page #114  
e laid out. This file was like all spread out on the table, OK, and it had  2006 Page #157  
on) ,, Use of deep-cover agents to spread propaganda · ,, Films and lV prog 2007 Page #20  
ion) ► Use of deep-cover agents co spread propaganda ► Films and TV program 2007 Page #21  
weekly Ne1v Idea ran a t'-.vo-page spread promoting some of the county's mo 2007 Page #60  
. The ad is laid out as a two-page spread and takes up almost half of the b 2007 Page #64  
curacy of these reports which have spread quickly throughout the continent, 2007 Page #142  
 conclusion. Invasion at Oak Ridge Spread out along broad valleys cut by th 2008 Page #27  
in hopes they would counteract the spread of communism . 121                2008 Page #127  
rman Nazis with the loot of Europe spread out over the world. Many came to  2008 Page #137  
 "Soviet propaganda " designed "to spread distrust of the govemment."15 Dul 2009 Page #38  

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y then, the three girls' story was spreading quickly. Ordered to patrol the 2005 Page #32  
nd not simply a war spike, and the spreading realization that the U.S. gove 2005 Page #85  
wever, they wanted him to continue spreading the story far and wide and to  2005 Page #133  
weapon against German occupiers by spreading spores on envelopes. • 1960s:  2006 Page #107  
r 33 years of housing developments spreading at the base of the Sandias in  2007 Page #168  

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in Cape Girardeau, Missouri in the spring of 1941. It draws upon the new Ma 2003 Page #21  
ed Huffman attended late one early spring night just 10-15 miles by car out 2003 Page #21  
ls as to what really happened that spring evening in 1941. It took a fair a 2003 Page #22  
 in Cape Girardeau Missouri in the Spring of '41. I saw that (picture) and  2003 Page #23  
 grandfather was called out in the spring of 1941 in the evening around 9:0 2003 Page #23  
rdeau being the town, the year, in spring, she said light jackets, but not  2003 Page #36  
Linda Howe Background, 1996 In the spring of 1996, I was doing weekly radio 2003 Page #97  
n_a! SOM1-01 AUTHENT8CDTY: I.U.R., SPRING 1996 “...is a fake for these reas 2003 Page #186  
ory. Here's what I learned: In the spring of 1973, Bill Case, aviation writ 2004 Page #26  
estigation came to a climax in the spring of 2003, when I obtained a copy o 2004 Page #31  
Johns Hopkins University in Silver Spring, Maryland, to undertake the devel 2004 Page #66  
pletely seamless Vladivostok ,USSR Spring 1989 • Dead EBE's recovered, not  2004 Page #174  
you won't have heard. Earlier this spring while speaking at a convention I  2004 Page #191  
in the Utah dn-lakebed in the late spring of 1953, and that it was related  2005 Page #65  
 trip co the DRES facility. In the spring of 2005, Steve e-mailed me a summ 2005 Page #65  
ops receive anthrax vaccination. • Spring 1998: Canada orders troops in the 2006 Page #108  
t had been excessive the preceding spring and 2. The mouse population was o 2006 Page #111  
Las Vegas, in the fall of 1992 and spring of 1993, to small rural towns suc 2006 Page #198  
. Research Assistance Also, in the spring of 1993, Robert Bigelow asked to  2006 Page #202  
umship abilities. Moving On In the spring of 1994, Robert Bigelow's interes 2006 Page #207  
 first flight occurring during the spring of 1944. After the close of \'(/\ 2007 Page #111  
took his team into an area between Spring Mountain and Mesquite, but nothin 2008 Page #8  
ort Di:-: . McGU1re AFB Incident ■ Spring Sightings ■ Tne Eel! Itl=d EzploS 2008 Page #161  
ue ■ The Cash-Landrun 1 Incident ■ Spring Sightings ■ Encounter in Rendlesh 2008 Page #162  
n updated edition planned for next spring from Feral House. . .· ' ... . ., 2009 Page #30  
 the front page daily headlines of spring 1947 using NEWSPAPERARCHIVE.ORG , 2009 Page #156  

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 Writ used the Tunguska story as a springboard for an amusing tale about st 2008 Page #102  

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y a Meteor" and the Massachusetts "Springfield News" reported, "Flaming Obj 2006 Page #95  
ghtings on December 6: one at West Springfield, Massachusetts (near Westove 2006 Page #179  

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is the visit of Eisenhower to Palm Springs in February 1954. It was during  2003 Page #192  
h before Ike made his trip to Palm Springs, the APRO Bulletin published a h 2003 Page #192  
o fire trucks allowed" 49 1968 Big Springs, Texas, USA 0 1 1 1 0 Researcher 2004 Page #113  
 in morgue drawer 61 1975 Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA 1 0 0 1 0 Researc 2004 Page #113  
 to see them after a visit to Palm Springs. Or maybe, he was just visiting  2004 Page #144  
a special assignment at the lndjan Springs Air Force Base where 15 other sp 2005 Page #168  
 The Author hires NCDC of Colorado Springs, mostly former satellite intelli 2006 Page #46  
r that answer to work. In Colorado Springs where the North American Air Def 2008 Page #9  
 He estimated object near Colorado Springs and [the] AF Academy. USAF indic 2008 Page #9  
00k off at 0319 Z • !\ear Colorado Springs Cherry Red. Cl!ar Gr..:.:n, R.:d 2008 Page #19  
imple railroad siding near Beale's Springs in the Middleton Section, along  2009 Page #48  
e railroad from Winslow to Beale's Springs, which is near the present locat 2009 Page #48  
 Bloomington IL DEC. 2,, 1q2,. HOT SPRINGS, S. 0. TWO sr.-u POLlc.eMIH , OO 2009 Page #124  

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 and future generations. Jim Marrs Springtown, Texas August, 2005 Introduct 2005 Page #120  

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ut Bennewitz in touch with Dr. Leo Sprinkle, a psychologist who had been in 2003 Page #143  
s triangular and somewhat smaller. Sprinkle was flown to Albuquerque from h 2003 Page #143  
ied to sort out what had happened. Sprinkle put her under hypnosis to acces 2003 Page #143  
s, most of whom had never heard of Sprinkle, Bennewitz, or the abduction ph 2003 Page #144  
at this would prove his theories'' Sprinkle recalls. "He was intrigued beca 2003 Page #144  
 gone so well that Bennewitz asked Sprinkle to come back soon to try and fi 2003 Page #144  
tive. When he arrived on June 3rd, Sprinkle rang the doorbell and, after a  2003 Page #144  
trained hypnosis session followed. Sprinkle was aghast at the startling tra 2003 Page #144  

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green shoots of grass had begun to sprout on the blackened earth. In contra 2006 Page #84  

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perations and experiments that had sprung from it. The paper was entitled " 2005 Page #101  

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. Mike Verrano, then Captain, 81st SPS, referred to on five pages: I was at 2004 Page #50  
aODlllll.£1 l~"ON• Com"1nder, 1608 SPS, Manzano Ki rt 1 an::! AFB , ""1 :'- 2007 Page #174  
98 l, signed AIC John Burroughs 81 SPS SPOL CFLT. 72 "This would move back  2009 Page #78  

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l_,-;.cac-. i!ll! J; -inct'CdiLle- SPttd a: 10,00-) Ttrt.en~. J:! r..x;,te: 2009 Page #163  

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hoff, former CIA A,·lutiun \Vcck & Spucc Tc:chnolo.:,y. :unrc,~J, 1 21)(),1 2005 Page #30  

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d been "firmly traced to the yarns spun by [Newton and Gebauer]," 25 and so 2004 Page #219  
rass and sand seemed to have been "spun" into the ground "converting sand i 2009 Page #136  

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 good indications that many of the spurious cases have been created by the  2005 Page #132  

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crashed UFOs in Situation Red that spurred him on to dig deeper, and ultima 2004 Page #110  
) Stringfield's book Situation Red spurred him to dig deeper into reports o 2005 Page #139  
tes surpass the Russians in space; spurred elaborate A1my initiatives such  2005 Page #168  

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

out on his Texas ranch and watched Sputnik orbit overhead in October 1957.  2004 Page #177  
nomer Royal, 1956, one year before Sputnik 4 Shklovskii and Sagan, Intellig 2006 Page #101  
x of wonder and terror watching as Sputnik, the first Russian satellite, cr 2006 Page #182  

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

or protection, the engine began to sputter and run roughly and the headligh 2008 Page #12  

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ifferently, per Chapter 5 118/2003 Spvori Operxxxn Manual Ji ______________ 2003 Page #175  

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om a giant gun in Canada, a secret spy plane, a Soviet Venus probe (COSMOS  2003 Page #65  
rrestrial projects, such as the U2 spy plane. The U.S. Air Force cooperated 2003 Page #141  
evening. Moore was involved in the spy game up to his eyeballs, and his wor 2003 Page #147  
 telescopes could locate and track spy satellites flying over the Base, and 2003 Page #148  
ese had shot down claiming to be a spy plane. Cheney was in a victorious mo 2003 Page #202  
 Air Force said a secret high-tech spy balloon crashed, not an alien spacec 2004 Page #60  
mbers of the Cambridge Five Soviet spy ring, and a legal action against Bra 2005 Page #94  
forks de, eloped the U-2 and SR-71 spy planes in the Black \Xlorld. The mon 2005 Page #167  
e existence of the so-caUed Aurora spy plane was denied by the Air Force. T 2005 Page #167  
original variant of the U-2 (fR-1) spy plane in Congressional and Pentagon  2005 Page #175  
h a circuitous route the cleverest spy. or accountant would have trouble fo 2006 Page #32  
ilt as a high-speed, high-altitude spy plane for the Central Intelligence A 2006 Page #72  
the middle of the desert, and U.S. spy imagery showed bodies of Mexican sol 2007 Page #187  
 could have been a high flying U-2 spy plane. But, in reality, it wasn't ei 2008 Page #16  
mous Rote Kapelle or Red Orchestra spy network. It was during his stint as  2008 Page #138  
r Dulles and offered his extensive spy network to the CIA in exchange for n 2008 Page #138  
 in Japan out of which flew the U2 spy plane. After Oswald's defection to t 2009 Page #34  
nt agencies, uncovered many Soviet spy rings, and put policies in place to  2009 Page #177  

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ing so inaccessible -apart from by spy-cameras . No one was able then to ge 2007 Page #138  

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 was co film the crash of a Soviet spy-plane; but, on arrival, it became cl 2005 Page #145  

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

ors/Meteorites • Hostile neighbors spying on Russia • Ball Lightning with s 2004 Page #166  
tle and other animals ■ Surveying (spying) on our atomic installations ■ Hi 2005 Page #9  
e an outcast or a stranger who was spying on them. Furthermore, I wasn't a  2006 Page #92  

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

nto the United States. Former Nazi spymaster Genera/major Reinhard Gehlen,  2008 Page #138  

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vc ~he on!:, hl:\L M , ~mb -.suprr sQ\l:.,ds th11t ...-ould Ju.,t 11 fGntos 2009 Page #182  

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. clms..4 Ns man,: pat tort., tr.. sql. Vr4 LW* WAX:At .1 AAA *Oa I 4e ItNr 2006 Page #34  

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·.-.·Jtr: the :206fth Commumcat:on Squ:idron . d_ ■In October 19131, a frie 2009 Page #152  

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impossible and even the old timers squabbling over the truth of the crash,  2004 Page #31  

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

. A spokesman from the 662nd Radar Squadron based near Pittsburgh was quote 2003 Page #53  
, a spokesman from the 662nd Radar Squadron was quoted as saying, "that as  2003 Page #55  
Air Force men from the 662nd radar Squadron were involved in the search. Th 2003 Page #59  
s, that members of the 662nd Radar Squadron from Oakdale were on their way  2003 Page #59  
ho were members of the 662nd Radar Squadron, have been located and intervie 2003 Page #65  
lot of the 4t1 Fighter Interceptor Squadron reported that he had seen an ob 2004 Page #5  
es reported seeing a flying saucer squadron flying in formation The news fr 2004 Page #8  
es reported seeing a flying saucer squadron flying in formation;" and the D 2004 Page #10  
tle fleet heard this as well. RCAF Squadron Leader, William Bain, handling  2004 Page #40  
okesman, who identified himself as Squadron Leader Bain, said his departmen 2004 Page #41  
eman from the 81St Security Police Squadron who took his life at RAF Bentwa 2004 Page #54  
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 the 4602 Air Intelligence Service Squadron, there emerged a "UFOB Guide" d 2005 Page #129  
the 4602d Air Intelligence Service Squadron (AISS) the capability to invest 2005 Page #141  
st which occur within the Zl. This squadron is highly mobile and deployed t 2005 Page #141  
from the 1129th Special Activities Squadron systematically covered the impa 2006 Page #75  
92 was assigned to the 4450th Test Squadron Nightstalkers (part of the 4450 2006 Page #81  
tion, RAF Woodbridge was home to a squadron with an intriguing history, as  2006 Page #132  
67th Aerospace Rescue and Recovery Squadron stationed at RAF Woodbridge [pr 2006 Page #132  
here Dennis was in the 644th Radar Squadron at Richmond Air Force Station t 2006 Page #143  
Dennis, in March 1967, 644th Radar Squadron, Richmond Air Force Station (ab 2006 Page #144  
tlantic Fleet; Carrier Replacement Squadron, Atlantic Fleet; and Fleet Air  2006 Page #161  
's special note: The specific USAF squadron that flew chase for these discs 2007 Page #99  
he 4602nd Air Intelligence Service Squadron , of course?" "Yes. It's a hush 2007 Page #133  
's 4602nd Air Intelligence Service Squadron . It is an established fact tha 2007 Page #133  
es reported seeing a flying saucer squadron flying in formation . The news  2007 Page #141  
m the J(jn]and AFB Security Police Squadron "on duty inside the Manzano Wea 2007 Page #176  
im later] of the 733 Troop Carrier Squadron , Ogden, Utah, reported to AFLC 2008 Page #9  
rs to the detection of a veritable squadron of unknown objects tracked over 2008 Page #28  
as assigned to the 6947th Security Squadron at Homestead Air Force Base-a u 2008 Page #29  
6i11 Aerospace Rescue and Recovery Squadron (ARRS). In 1992, after the Berl 2008 Page #72  
head of the 8 l st Security Police Squadron at RAF Bentwaters. From there,  2008 Page #90  
 Penniston called the 81 st Police Squadron Shift Commander, Lt. Fred "Skip 2009 Page #63  
d from their 81 st Security Police Squadron Shift Commander that night, Lt. 2009 Page #63  
ing by their 81 st Security Police Squadron Shift Commander Lt. Fred Buran. 2009 Page #68  
echnicians from the communications squadron working in the tower, as well a 2009 Page #70  

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1 in Europe, Gordon Cooper and rus squadron-m aces attempted to intercept a 2007 Page #109  

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

d other remote military bases with squadrons of unmarked helicopters that a 2006 Page #26  
e combination could destroy entire squadrons of enemy aircraft. 1967 diagra 2006 Page #142  
e investigators in all Air Defense Squadrons." "Well, I've been contacted b 2007 Page #133  
n objects was immediately begun by squadrons of Air Force planes. When word 2007 Page #133  
ville; Air Force Radar and Fighter Squadrons, Knoxville; and the OSI, Konxv 2008 Page #28  

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mmanded Einsatzkommandos or Killer Squads that liquidated "undesirables" an 2008 Page #139  

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l to get what we call and "evening squall." When the sun starts to set, the 2007 Page #122  

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J"-01~ 510£S SA'tt J.. Pf.C.ULtAJl SQUAltE:·SH"-.PtD UfO 1"0VE.R o•;f~ NlA6 2009 Page #106  

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entially beneficial contact is not squandered or turned toward hostility. S 2006 Page #56  

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ch area has narrowed to about five square miles, actually areas adjacent to 2003 Page #36  
device which was about 4 or 5 feet square, on a stretcher-like base with fo 2003 Page #70  
ulce is surrounded by thousands of square miles of high-altitude mountainou 2003 Page #144  
tever he was told or saw seemed to square up with what his theories and hun 2003 Page #148  
llow-up proportional to inverse of square of distance; but try to get a “fi 2003 Page #177  
 follow-up proportional to inverse square of distance. It notes that if it  2003 Page #178  
e earth. It sailed over the public square and when it reached the north par 2004 Page #26  
relate this to Shag Harbor but the square piece would not fit into the roun 2004 Page #43  
hat's an area of about fifty Yards square, underground, where the under-tun 2004 Page #52  
e experiment station," covering 87 square miles. SLIDE# 7 Cracked lakebed 5 2005 Page #52  
industry. lr occupies almost 8,300 square kilometers in the Tularosa Basin  2005 Page #125  
ny and I planned to search several square miles of desert. The first search 2006 Page #80  
vast (perhaps exceeding 10,000,000 square feet). With a six- foot depth of  2006 Page #85  
 of gun on there, there would be a square. We could run the square around o 2006 Page #152  
ould be a square. We could run the square around on the radar site and put  2006 Page #152  
on the screen and we could put the square over the X, Y, or 0 and hit a but 2006 Page #152  
are flashing.' So, I put the radar square on them. At that moment, we had a 2006 Page #154  
ong living room coffee table), but square and taller. On that table, he had 2006 Page #157  
ades parade boldly around the town square, shoving us blithely aside. For,  2006 Page #181  
 half inches thick and four inches square. It has been analyzed but the res 2006 Page #206  
 A paragraph about this big (Small square hand motion). Nothing said about  2007 Page #126  
e thought he could see a series of square windows on the craft almost hidde 2008 Page #12  
s a structure and there was like a square hatch-looking thing. I was prelty 2009 Page #84  

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several silver metal pieces cut in squares, circles and one long, thing rib 2003 Page #97  

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 look Eke little skeletons of bugs squashed into the metal. Also, there are 2005 Page #158  

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the foUowing: "The spherical craft squatting on a concrete strip emitted a  2005 Page #172  

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, 1897. There were 16 news stories squeezed into the seven columns of the o 2004 Page #31  

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nd propaganda , global Socialists, squeezing in from both the political lef 2008 Page #145  

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s the screen and it was "going all squiggly." He went outside to have a loo 2004 Page #45  

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at "the plans resale ftr but there sr. problem of international 1...pirda,  2004 Page #20  
anding people such as Jesse Marcel Sr. and Jr., relatives of Sheriff Wilcox 2004 Page #139  
nd that left a gouge. Jesse Marcel Sr. was quite explicit that there was no 2004 Page #143  
.S. Khrushchev C' •IT/ N't 1 Ast.A.sr Sergei P. Korolev • Chief Designer of 2004 Page #160  
 what are they told? Ford and Bush Sr. have admitted off the record that th 2004 Page #197  
CLOPAEDIA THE HIGHEST CLASSIVaffac sR THIS DOCUMENT IS TOP SECRETNAAJIAN% N 2004 Page #244  
         An Alleged 1953 UFO Crash sr lDE # 34 -The Naval Research Laborato 2005 Page #63  
n 3 VOW chior et Edoseds Ai 0 Orel Sr.", Su,l a veradu . liFT. teparently w 2006 Page #30  
*.Wifit lux.. A .11.• wnet ..•••• .sr. clms..4 Ns man,: pat tort., tr.. sql 2006 Page #34  
engineering. ► 1950: Death of Pope Sr. sparks family struggle for control o 2007 Page #26  
Eddie Chavez in Belen. Mr. Chavez, Sr., passed away in 2006, leaving behind 2007 Page #161  
 gentleman who works at the ranch (Sr. Ramirez) that "about 30 or 40 years  2007 Page #190  
s had been discovered in this pit. Sr. Ramirez said that Mexican army soldi 2007 Page #190  
t south of the Elk River Bridge on SR I 05. 24 The Investigation Begins - F 2008 Page #42  
in John's River Lodge, a tavern on SR I 05 nearest the John's River Road an 2008 Page #52  
 he was offduty with his family on SR I 05 near the Ocosta Bargain Barn hea 2008 Page #55  
Skull & Bones member to both Bush, Sr. and his son, George W. It should als 2008 Page #138  
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. 2,, 1q2,. HOT SPRINGS, S. 0. TWO sr.-u POLlc.eMIH , OOHALO KELM 11,'10 ~  2009 Page #124  
:'b ~• O:{r.::=i:co •? ■ Tht ~'="1,Sr..!u ;:.~.i,, ■ Lat • 1'75 1SJ Lcmd:2  2009 Page #141  
a blophyiid!l and had done wori. · sr.ctions. we !houlrl be ahlc tol'on 111 2009 Page #183  
 ,ound di..-hioni paths of air m1u.sr,1 accunndy :!.!!rl1 o! the P~~ton•AC' 2009 Page #183  
 might . Orisinal rcpons ~aid llle sr.crci. be m the nature c1 an alrbome w 2009 Page #184  

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onsible for analyzing all the U-2, SR-71, and satellite surveillance photos 2004 Page #101  
nk \'(forks de, eloped the U-2 and SR-71 spy planes in the Black \Xlorld. T 2005 Page #167  
e Roswell spacecraft, from Kelly's SR-71 Blackbird onward to today's drones 2005 Page #175  
anium is used in aircraft like the SR-71 because of its high strength and l 2006 Page #7  
ip (to launch the D-21 drone), and SR-71 reconnaissance plane (for the USAF 2006 Page #72  
 a major U.S. city, and a Lockheed SR-71 that crashed next to a highway dur 2006 Page #86  

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inity of the Elk River Bridge22 on SR-I 05 about 4 miles out from Westport  2008 Page #40  
he 26 mile drive to Westport along SR-I 05. This meant he would have been i 2008 Page #58  

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a smjling man with an attache case srandjng in a doorway looking out, seemi 2007 Page #67  

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ple hoping to protect the economjc srarus quo or make vast amounts of money 2007 Page #36  

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w naaawr aa la airing t—ria CMaeee srccc^csy gz3 pa a rife A farther that e 2003 Page #226  

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e Genesis a11d Develop111e11t of a Srie11tific Fact. "\.Vhat we are faced w 2005 Page #103  

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a 51 and Antelope The Triangles So:srihr guard Ora••• ena Oject tlat stNale 2006 Page #30  

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: • I shred to Admiral Knowles the srnaltioiece of a flying saucer which th 2006 Page #25  

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acted had he been in the room when srndems and faculty members at his belov 2005 Page #103  

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r of Mr. and Mr;. Ja:rw_, Hllr:le, Srni!ll.,burll. lo Robu! Wiln. W" of II. 2009 Page #163  

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Mt. Pl,aunl C!lurc-b of God. nt-ar Srnitluburg , on Sat-.rnh,-c~nl , at !:1 2009 Page #163  

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d \\ hat he had seen back in 1969. Srone was convinced that the film he saw 2005 Page #147  

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ation s are explosive. lf the fulJ srory ever comes out, the U.S. gO\ ernme 2007 Page #40  

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made here and abroad have run such srorylines for) ears. Time allowing, l h 2007 Page #75  

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A1,0 BOWL. Ul'O ,.,.,_,. aoeB~O MO SrrTEIUO "TIR0UG~ "Tli~ 1'\ll wtl\OUTASO 2009 Page #124  

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990 9: False Dawn, 1990-1991 ■ The Srructute of UFO Secrecy ■ lnv:n1on of K 2009 Page #150  

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

it be word • 'raids* keep tic mow+ srsit and 'sm./ the show ' • Ifiereed a  2006 Page #30  

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s that the U.S. Army and Air Force srudied the r emnants of the disc, espec 2005 Page #161  

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beUy pan and took all his survival sruff and the sleeping bag and that was  2007 Page #125  

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s professional reputation its most srunrung blow. When you study the progre 2005 Page #87  

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a complaint against the interstate srupmenr of accumulators or any componen 2005 Page #101  

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Except to say that, the proverbial srur will rut the fan. There is one cons 2005 Page #85  

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

 SENT TO LOS ALAMOS A*****D. (B) **SS** ON THE "DISK" MUST*HAVE SENT *o *A* 2004 Page #229  
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and Nazi money directly to forn1er SS officer and founder of the Bilderberg 2008 Page #129  
d of the Netherlands , that former SS officer who, with Smith's help, found 2008 Page #132  
- Bormann, aided by the black-clad SS, the central Deutsche Bank, the steel 2008 Page #136  
e U.S. Ambassador that Dulles used SS Brigidier General Walter Schellenberg 2008 Page #138  
h Heydrich at Interpol was a young SS officer named Paul Dickopf. After the 2008 Page #139  
ffed almost completely with former SS officers. This operation encompassed  2008 Page #139  
sed only as a rat poison. The Nazi SS placed fluoride in the drinking water 2008 Page #140  
ittburg, Germany , where many Nazi SS officers were buried. It was also the 2008 Page #142  
 patrons group sponsoring the Nazi SS. During wartime, Bertelsmann had clos 2008 Page #144  
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nce Died March 1974 at age of 73 - SS# 490-05-7191 ■ FBI file requested ■ N 2003 Page #32  
ogy, yet no records DOB. Aug 1921, SS# 720-09- 1812 Lives In New Mexico, al 2003 Page #36  

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

orious Nazi war criminals, such as SS-Obergruppenfuehrer Reinhard Heydrich, 2008 Page #139  

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ittee of John Hale, i\lichelle Bu~ sse and Ryan S. \X/ood. Their steadfast  2007 Page #3  

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well documented and multiple-witne ssed. \Xlhat were the scientific dynamic 2005 Page #88  

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igure 9 Artist's reconstruction Kn,ssel UFO When I interview witnesses l pa 2008 Page #50  

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rman Burroughs was Staff Sergeant (SSgt) Bud Steffens. RAF Woodbridg e was  2008 Page #78  
rcement supervisor Staff Sergeant (SSgt) Bud Steffens. USAF police handle d 2009 Page #62  

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ed sighting* are sitnpls those for sshich there is too hnlc information to  2003 Page #118  

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 in th~ nnlur:: of on nirhornc u:'.ssi\o such as lhP. German roclco~ bomb." 2009 Page #183  

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}, this appears to be a rughly-cla ssified document prepared by one person  2007 Page #143  

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ly could fly arouncl a quottcl ao; ssint: th~ \\"C:tpon isj ,city Jor liWhi 2009 Page #183  

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R) and Security Sector Management (SSM) are both needed in many nations and 2008 Page #25  

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ss,mlnalion or lnformadon to Coo;r,ssmtn imd stalTtrs OD a dost-bold bllls  2008 Page #154  

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 eommdsaie with team! laahrthor ta ssoortsiii whether he *aalrm yea ta prom 2003 Page #223  

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at the President wished the "MJ-12 SSP briefing should take place during th 2005 Page #126  

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atically . Security Sector Reform (SSR) and Security Sector Management (SSM 2008 Page #25  

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 the corner IT SEEMS REASONABLE TO SSUME ONE SET OF LAWS IN OUR UNIVERSE ■  2005 Page #4  

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7 Crash Retrieval on the Plains of St. Augustine, New Mexico .............. 2003 Page #3  
ffice, ostensibly a satellite from St Louis, with Special Agent G. B. Norri 2003 Page #32  
 Norris Special Agent In Charge of St.Louls made announcement. Or could It  2003 Page #32  
d at the national archives and the St. Louis National Personnel Records Cen 2003 Page #33  
  Crash Retrieval on the Plains of St. Augustine, New Mexico Art Campbell C 2003 Page #43  
e "Investigations on the Plains of St. Augustin" (22 mm.) Photograph/ produ 2003 Page #43  
                Crash Retrieval in St. Augustine, NM Excerpts from Chapter  2003 Page #45  
                Crash Retrieval in St. Augustine, NM Figure 2. Top view of  2003 Page #47  
                Crash Retrieval in St. Augustine, NM child has a foot this  2003 Page #49  
Septcr.rer 24, 1947. .‘■'(fl T:'"' St.* E''AftT (•’ tr-FFK y Hear -ecretary 2003 Page #136  
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A CRUZ oN tHe FARM OF JON SAAvEDRA ST THE CAMPESIONO GONZALO MENAcM0 VIVFRA 2004 Page #21  
with the then Prime Minister Louis St. Laurent. She cited an example in 195 2004 Page #86  
ense Minister Paul Hellyer went to St. Paul Alberta to open a UFO landing p 2004 Page #87  
s; MAJIC; Bodies recovered 52 1972 St. Geniez, France 0 1 0 1 0 Researchers 2004 Page #113  
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. "Astronaut: We've had Visitors," St. Petersb11rg Ti111es, 18 February 200 2005 Page #81  
apl?J of lVilhelm Reich, New York, St. Martin's Press/Marek, 1983. Westrum, 2005 Page #105  
d Pro.Jed Paperrlip, 1945 lo 1990, St. Martin's Press, 1991. 9 Prior to CIA 2005 Page #125  
 treasures, inclurung the Crown of St. Stephen, were handed over to the Uni 2005 Page #133  
by what seems to be a UFO photo.Ju st below it the advertiser, Upchurch Sci 2007 Page #60  
language. Then there was the Atari ST and you could do music on that. Then  2007 Page #78  
ll(l .t.HO lVALUA110N MIUOR ~'llNF.ST E . U,.,/ARDS llll•O(M((. O• ■\ltt.,. 2007 Page #174  
les, over the military base at RAF St Athan, close to Cardiff International 2008 Page #67  
E# 7 Aerial photograph of COBRA Ml ST fan-shaped radar array SLIDE# 8 COBRA 2008 Page #73  
t. Col. Charles Halt and Airn1an I st Class John Burroughs to describe ligh 2008 Page #74  
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rderly Room at the head of the 8 l st Security Police Squadron at RAF Bentw 2008 Page #90  
JOB, OR INDEPENDENT \VEAL TH UNDER.ST M'D CONSPIRACYTlfEORIES • YOU ARE PAR 2008 Page #146  
on, UFO, mull ex!n • Tbat doe, not st.ate what they arr • The eYidence rupp 2008 Page #146  
ces are available from POB 210553, St. Louis, MO 63121. wwvv.steamshovelpre 2009 Page #34  
s was the Wing Commander of the 81 st Tactical Fighter Wing at Bentwaters/W 2009 Page #60  
e air force policemen was Airman I st Class John Burroughs who reported to  2009 Page #62  
zled, Sgt. Penniston called the 81 st Police Squadron Shift Commander, Lt.  2009 Page #63  
ently he has learned from their 81 st Security Police Squadron Shift Comman 2009 Page #63  
ic events that morning by their 81 st Security Police Squadron Shift Comman 2009 Page #68  
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boss, the Wing Commander of the 81 st Tactical Fighter Wing at RAF Bentwate 2009 Page #72  
. " Former RAF Bentwaters Airman I st Class John Burrou0hs ---------- ~.-.~ 2009 Page #76  
Vegas: One RAF Bentwaters Airman I st Class who was in Rendlesham Forest on 2009 Page #76  
uary 9 to l 0, 1981, USAF Airman l st Class Steve LaPlume was on patrol at  2009 Page #81  
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 lien/arse of T Townsend Brown Fni St-Ave:Art ALL I, Gt 1 T5 ..VIE.er Eden  2006 Page #34  

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ets are just now being found 1 The St111ct11re of Scient{/ic Revolutions ,  2005 Page #117  

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ightings early 19C:1 through May ■ St2.r Vh.1:s the Soviets, and E'P ■ Setb 2008 Page #163  

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n whether be desires ycra to es©@© st3 Tia Kirtland AXE. Im will take with  2003 Page #212  

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d inside, while we were ordered to Sta) a short distance away. The huge fie 2005 Page #156  
 of exploitation by one celestia l sta::e would be rejec::ed; :hey may thin 2008 Page #113  

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 "TV plot" killings: broken necks, stabbings, shootings, poisonous snake Th 2004 Page #200  

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

nly concerned to preserve economic stability in the wake of NHI contact; to 2006 Page #56  
 big stake in maintaining economic stability. As far as possible, people wo 2006 Page #64  
 no way for others to evaluate his stability, education , qualifications ,  2008 Page #14  
 development has not increased the stability and the welfare of humanity. B 2008 Page #117  
 already possesses much too little stability. RPVs AND MAN-MADE UFOs Remote 2009 Page #22  
chitecture. Such examples of civic stability stand in sharp contrast to the 2009 Page #134  

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 the program of rehabilitation and stabiliza- sc tlonj that is, I think its 2003 Page #230  

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ly a program of rehabilitation and stabilization provided the phinese Gover 2003 Page #222  

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

 the upper surface of the vertical stabilizer, there was the identification 2007 Page #100  
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s that the unusually high vertical stabilizer was "higher than shopping mal 2007 Page #107  

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ept under wraps? □ We might have a stable standoff with the ETs even though 2003 Page #188  
hese numbers ha, e been remarkably stable, though with obvious local variat 2005 Page #75  
/death) some retroviruses, VHFs 3. Stable pathogen, difficult to kill—prion 2006 Page #112  
ck so not particularly well off. A stable back ground though. MW: In your j 2007 Page #82  
uld have to be such as to permit a stable, and to a certain extent, indepen 2008 Page #112  

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 Electronic Warfare Range Tracking Stabon, 32 miles SE of Ocala, FL. Restri 2006 Page #28  

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onic cables) declassified from the Stace Department referencing Project MOO 2005 Page #141  

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 wi1hin the Walls" by staff writer Stacey Danzuso, copyright April 26, 2000 2008 Page #70  

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

 ARE STILL IV A SORT OF A DEMENTED STACIE. THEY WERE NOT GRAZING, THEY WERE 2004 Page #24  
y laterwith four lights around it. Stacie at first, the UFO suddenly began  2005 Page #37  

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

lysis by a "small group of people" stacioned at \XI right-Patterson fur For 2007 Page #138  

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

 B-52 to release the drone/booster stack from the pylon at an altitude of a 2006 Page #77  
chment bolt failed, the D-21B/DZ-1 stack pivoted, shearing the aft attachme 2006 Page #79  
an come from. And the UFOs used to stack up on top of the radar site and ju 2006 Page #153  
One night, they played with Robert Stack hosting, "The Roswell Incident." A 2006 Page #161  
But he had luckily re-discovered a stack of news clippings regarding the in 2006 Page #180  
," and "fie,y exhaust flame from a stack 4- 5 inches across. " It turned ou 2008 Page #54  

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 own eyes two or more silver discs stacked up in the dead zone above the Ce 2006 Page #151  
ount of speed. The most I ever saw stacked above the site at one time was f 2006 Page #153  
at one time was five. WHEN YOU SAY STACKED, I HAVE IN MY MIND'S EYE THE IMA 2006 Page #153  
shape, very similar to two saucers stacked one over the other (see illustra 2007 Page #99  

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 stated that he had been up to the stacks and his opinion was that the Cutl 2004 Page #191  

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ill-Norton Former Chief of Defense Staff. British Ministry of Defense “The  2003 Page #18  
itches from the Office of Chief of Staff (OCS) filing system and memo numbe 2003 Page #26  
 news director John Murphy and his staff produced a radio documentary on th 2003 Page #67  
ath follows this scenario: While a staff psychiatrist, Commander R.R. Dean  2003 Page #91  
 the White House National Security Staff under President Dwight Eisenhower  2003 Page #102  
est item of the Assistant Chief of Staff for Intelligence." Many Assistant  2003 Page #162  
efings for President and Chiefs of Staff o As a result of downed craft: lim 2003 Page #177  
All members of the Joint Chiefs of Staff arrived the morning after the cras 2003 Page #193  
tant access to the Joint Chiefs of Staff Command center, all the military s 2003 Page #193  
ked about how Mrs. Clinton and her staff had been helping Laurance Rockefel 2003 Page #200  
 1/Cr I/Cjr l/Cy 1/Cy 1/CyChief of Staff to tho Commander in Chief of the F 2003 Page #214  
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tion in China. The Joint Chiefs of Staff, and the Lar and Navy Departments  2003 Page #230  
 as did Vincent that the Chiefs of Staff paper was not quite realistic and  2003 Page #230  
t tha expressed, order of Chief of Staff. 2. At 2332 MSI, 3 July h.7 , rada 2003 Page #232  
a secret meeting with AAF Chief of Staff Spaatr and to view recovered remai 2003 Page #234  
powerplant. On $ July, Twining and staff flew la W3?0 to inspect pieces of  2003 Page #234  
d, It is believed that Twining and staff is pl'oaring a daiailed report of  2003 Page #234  
USAF, states: In addition to their staff duty assignments, intelligence tea 2004 Page #4  
h in the local press. The Chief of Staff of the Bolivian Air Force told DAT 2004 Page #9  
f inquiry of the Norwegian General Staff is preparing publication of a repo 2004 Page #13  
mination, it was determined by the staff at the base that the spheres were  2004 Page #16  
r. The report, under the byline of Staff Writer, Ray MacLeod, went on to sa 2004 Page #41  
British Navy), and as MoD Chief of Staff, the equivalent of our Head of the 2004 Page #53  
of our Head of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Following his retirement he assum 2004 Page #53  
evelopment and the Joint Chiefs of Staff during W. W. II.] 59               2004 Page #62  
lytical effort was provided by the staff members of the Department of Terre 2004 Page #63  
he Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff provided military support. The Nat 2004 Page #63  
ed circle of highly ranked general staff officers and civilian scientists a 2004 Page #65  
oard (JRDB) of the Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS) under whose authority weapon 2004 Page #65  
ko0 m.sIty of Armed Forces General Staff WO Artillery Admintstration • Mirt 2004 Page #155  
the members of the Joint Chiefs of Staff landed at the ranch to meet with J 2004 Page #177  
deman — President Nixon's Chief of Staff who had been a member with Emenegg 2004 Page #181  
the records of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. This man stated he had seen docum 2004 Page #191  
hOtii OF CURTISS E. LEKAY .21E7 OF STAFF, 209                               2004 Page #212  
 Buick, widely used as a U.S. Army staff car for high-ranking military offi 2004 Page #231  
he non-civilian elements of the MJ staff, if you use the same order as list 2004 Page #250  
ecutive, National Security Council staff, department heads, the Joint Chief 2004 Page #252  
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In the days that followed, a whole staff of scientists and physicians began 2005 Page #32  
named Dr. Rene. The doctor and his staff were unable co produce a precise d 2005 Page #33  
riend of former Air Force Chief of Staff General Curtis LeMay. Nevertheless 2005 Page #79  
 underwent psychiatric evaluation. Staff psycruatrists noted that he "gave  2005 Page #101  
l George C. MarshaU, then chief of staff of the armed forces, writes a Top  2005 Page #122  
adquarters, the Assistant Chief of Staff for Intelligence ordered a team (s 2005 Page #124  
he authority of Assistant Chief of Staff for Intelligence, Gen. Stephen J.  2005 Page #125  
n the files of the Joint Chjefs of Staff. Some of the security markings are 2005 Page #125  
Forrestal, Army Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Carl Spaatz, Gen. Dwight Eise 2005 Page #125  
 would certainly caU for dedicated staff and careful procedures . The risk  2005 Page #126  
Enterprise), :J\t1ichaelis' seruor staff assignments included the Strategic 2005 Page #130  
 13 Nov 1961: In addition to their staff dury assignments, inteUigence team 2005 Page #142  
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ing UFO Crash Retrieval Operations Staff Sergeant Clifford Stone served in  2006 Page #16  
failure to progress in rank beyond Staff Sergeant. Stone's conflict with Ar 2006 Page #17  
while being cut from Ft. Detrick's staff had been able to secure a position 2006 Page #110  
Four Corners area where he and his staff compiled lists of possible causes  2006 Page #110  
rescott, "the boxes were opened by staff at the facility in our presence. W 2006 Page #122  
inside decontamination suits." The staff at Porton began the careful task o 2006 Page #122  
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 in 1982. It was May 17, 1982 when Staff Sergeant James Prescott of the Roy 2006 Page #127  
y 25, 2001, was to the effect that staff at the Chemical and Biological Def 2006 Page #133  
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r Armageddon." The Joint Chiefs of Staff (the "top brass" of all the armed  2006 Page #165  
counter, we lunched at the Mercury staff restaurant, and watched videos of  2006 Page #199  
 (OSS) agents infiltrate editorial staff of fl Progresso to monitor its pol 2007 Page #26  
med Blue Fly: In addition to their staff duty assignments, intelligence tea 2007 Page #134  
h in the local press. The Chief of Staff of the Bolivian Air Force told DAT 2007 Page #142  
n t refers to a report prepared by staff at Los Alamos (and citied Scudy 4F 2007 Page #144  
available for use primarily by the staff, students and faculty at UNM. Germ 2007 Page #161  
he guidance of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. the Defense lntel11gcnce Agency ( 2007 Page #175  
aker reported that Frank Maggio, a staff photographer had seen the object.  2008 Page #8  
orton, former Chief of the Defense Staff, stated with a very high degree of 2008 Page #32  
                          skeleton staff operating; so he was, essentially  2008 Page #34  
was the Assistant Chief of the Air Staff; so what I did was to summarize th 2008 Page #34  
 of the Assistant Chief of the Air Staff was a fair one? "Yes and no. I fel 2008 Page #34  
've done it myself: administrative staff would bring me files and I'd have  2008 Page #62  
nsored by the Defence Intelligence Staff and undertaken by a defence contra 2008 Page #62  
cause of the workload being put on staff due to FOi, but FOi is taking prio 2008 Page #63  
 I worked) 24 Defence Intelligence Staff (DIS) UFO files are also being rel 2008 Page #64  
cademy-A City wi1hin the Walls" by staff writer Stacey Danzuso, copyright A 2008 Page #70  
t Gate." With Airman Burroughs was Staff Sergeant (SSgt) Bud Steffens. RAF  2008 Page #78  
arly morning of December 26, 1980, Staff Sergeant James W. Penniston was du 2008 Page #79  
two out. "Sgt. Penniston contacted Staff Sergeant Coffey at CSC and told hi 2008 Page #81  
First Class (AIC) John Burroughs , Staff Sergeant James W. Penniston and Ai 2008 Page #85  
ravelers from the future came from Staff Sgt. Penniston, a military securit 2008 Page #95  
 such as Congressmen , White House Staff, and other intelligence agencies.  2008 Page #111  
h had been Eisen110wer 's chief of staff and former U.S. Ambassador to Mosc 2008 Page #132  
 Twining sent a letter to chief of staff of the Army Air Force, Brigadier G 2008 Page #132  
 man, served as Air Force Chief of Staff and Director of Central Intelligen 2008 Page #132  
ClA in 1949 and assistant chief of staff for intelligence in 1956," author  2008 Page #137  
CIA in 1949 and assistant chief of staff for intelligence in 1956. After as 2008 Page #138  
mpaign committee , as his chief of staff. Baker is a fourth-generation memb 2008 Page #142  
URE WAS: • BIGELOW ADMINISTRATOR • STAFF (1'."ELLEHER, DAV IS. 01 • SCIENCE 2008 Page #153  
appropriate intelligence agencies. Staff studies should include the Office  2009 Page #19  
s illustrated by Project Blue Book staff and the Air Technical Intelligence 2009 Page #24  
recommended .by ·your intelligence staff, with the following exceptions: {a 2009 Page #27  
ations through the Joint Chiefs of Staff. These executive actions coincided 2009 Page #35  
Cutler, to U.S. Air Force Chief of Staff, General Nathan Twining to schedul 2009 Page #35  
ret memos from the Joint Chiefs of Staff titled: "Joint Logistic Plan for M 2009 Page #36  
he Smith Memo, the Joint Chiefs of Staff Memos, the Truman Memo and the Eis 2009 Page #37  
he same day to the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and also forwarded to Dulles. NSA 2009 Page #38  
MAJESTIC" from the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Prominent among the various "plan 2009 Page #38  
ennedy], National Security Council Staff, department heads, the Joint Chief 2009 Page #39  
President or his national security staff be briefed or given access to clas 2009 Page #43  
 Kennedy and his national security staff on the UFO issue. It was Dulles an 2009 Page #45  
 Kennedy and his national security staff access to classified UFO files. Do 2009 Page #45  
to Kennedy , his national security staff and the Joint Chiefs of Staff. The 2009 Page #45  
rity staff and the Joint Chiefs of Staff. The assassination directive repre 2009 Page #45  
                  SLIDE# 6 I ;:- I Staff Sergeant James W. Penniston's sket 2009 Page #61  
ground about former RAF Bentwaters Staff Sergeant James W. Penniston. Col.  2009 Page #61  
harles I. Halt (Ret.) on left with Staff Sgt. James Penniston (Ret.) in 200 2009 Page #61  
curity, law enforcement supervisor Staff Sergeant (SSgt) Bud Steffens. USAF 2009 Page #62  
king toward Rendlesham Forest When Staff Sergeant Jim Penniston arrived at  2009 Page #62  
ut 45 minutes. Here is how retired Staff Sergeant Jim Penniston describes t 2009 Page #63  
    58 #2 Audio Penniston ( 5:26 ) Staff Sgt. James W. Penniston: "ft was a 2009 Page #64  
                                60 Staff Sergeant James W. Penniston's sket 2009 Page #66  
d NATO headquarter s -for a weekly staff meeting. General Robert Bazley, Co 2009 Page #73  
 of the Air Force and the Chief of Staff for USAF inspection, safety, secur 2009 Page #73  
 visit Tass' offices and meet with staff members there and half an hour lat 2009 Page #138  
doing just that. The reporters and staff I met with were most welcoming and 2009 Page #138  
2 -43 as a member of the technical staff, Division of War Research , Columb 2009 Page #164  
r Edward Puttick, Chief of General Staff (N.Z.) on the 13th January 1944. T 2009 Page #164  
l C.W. Salmon, the N .Z. Chiefs of Staff Representative in the South Pacifi 2009 Page #164  
y him to the New Zealand Chiefs of Staff with a request that New Zealand un 2009 Page #165  
 examined by New Zealand Chiefs of Staff Committee , and proposals for impl 2009 Page #165  
mined by the New Zealand Chiefs of Staff Committee, and proposals for imple 2009 Page #167  
r Edward Puttick, Chief of General Staff (N.Z.) on the 13th January 1944. T 2009 Page #169  
y him to the New Zealand Chiefs of Staff with a request that New Zealand un 2009 Page #170  

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ormation, or CPI. Journalist Creel staffed his organization with people fro 2007 Page #10  
ce again, these organizations were staffed by news media personnel, includi 2007 Page #11  
ry thus far, that the saucers were staffed by small men -probably under fou 2007 Page #136  
 he created an Egyptian "Gestapo " staffed almost completely with former SS 2008 Page #139  
ientific and technical departments staffed with qualified and knowledgeable 2009 Page #16  

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

eather where the President and top staffers would be taken in the event of  2004 Page #176  
es " filled with pro-Nazis . Nixon staffers watched Nazi propaganda films i 2008 Page #141  

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f a mayor for a gated community in Stafford County, Virginia. Three months  2009 Page #69  

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

coming intolerable and I know that staffs were getting increasingly frustra 2008 Page #63  
culty reconcilin g Directorate Air Staffs public line that they "weren't in 2008 Page #68  
scussion followed. I left with the staffs best wishes on the successful com 2009 Page #138  

Word: "stage", 25 instance(s) (Back to Top)

winning letter writers were on the stage with Clinton during his speech. Ne 2003 Page #201  
 up to W. year l9S5 4-1 the atcOnd stage tract that year lentil !OW, s 'bei 2004 Page #20  
 still in a classified development stage at the time).Flying saucers exist. 2004 Page #89  
icle in the MUFON Journal sets the stage • Select personnel, security area  2004 Page #124  
swell, New Mexico, while he was on stage there at the Museum on July 3, 200 2004 Page #240  
e affirmati ve, and again sets the stage for the worst aspects of history t 2005 Page #104  
to what history must show is a new stage in human understanding. Some skept 2005 Page #139  
re clip of the late Eh-is, Live on stage. The elderly man had filmed the pi 2005 Page #145  
ture in 1967? I enjoy being on the stage and the very enthusiastic response 2006 Page #13  
n 1954. Friedman believes that the stage has been set to analyze it in comp 2006 Page #15  
ollowing the encounter and set the stage for the story by telling me the ti 2006 Page #98  
came to suspect ClA involvement in stage managing the investigation. After  2007 Page #20  
you didn't do well at your O'Level stage at school? Any illness or things t 2007 Page #79  
l your guys and your equipment and stage them at the bottom of Elk 115      2007 Page #121  
very eye-operung, however. At thjs stage, we do not have a clear picture of 2007 Page #144  
ould be "corporatism. " "The first stage of fascism should more appropriate 2008 Page #124  
logies were already at a promising stage of development. By claiming that f 2009 Page #17  
ircraft is now in the experimental stage of development. A delta wing is us 2009 Page #22  
joint ventures, actors looking for stage sets, heavy metal musicians, arm w 2009 Page #138  
 The "':'eap_on di_d not reach the stage of practical application during th 2009 Page #157  
 development of the project to the stage of practical application would cos 2009 Page #159  
t he "knows nothing of the present stage of its refinement or development." 2009 Page #161  
ject. The weapon did not reach the stage of practical application during th 2009 Page #167  
eapon definitely did not reach the stage of practical application, but all  2009 Page #167  
t he "knows nothing of the present stage of its refinement or development." 2009 Page #176  

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

fter tramping around old wagon and stagecoach roads, cabin sites, arroyos a 2003 Page #45  

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

 the Newton photos could have been staged in close succession. This can be  2004 Page #238  
 There would likely be a series of staged NHI contacts meant to manipulate  2006 Page #55  
covery team had assembled and been staged at Fort Bliss. Several helicopter 2006 Page #134  
June and early July 1947 have been staged in support of a deception/counter 2009 Page #178  

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

veloped craft built in the closing stages of the Second World War, the desc 2004 Page #14  
uld be real, at least in the early stages following an official disclosure, 2005 Page #86  
 wruch can be ruvided into several stages. A contraruction to the system ap 2005 Page #103  
lop through relatively comfortable stages, with allowance for testing, cons 2006 Page #54  
ntaining public order in the early stages of any NHI event would be among t 2006 Page #57  
n U.S. and U.K., are in field test stages. Discovery of new virus and bacte 2006 Page #105  
e entire uterus, even in pregnancy stages in females.) • Eyeball, with or w 2006 Page #115  
flying wing disc drones in various stages of disrepair at the scrap-yar d,  2007 Page #107  

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

 and flow of all Navy war needs: a staggering assignment by any standards.  2003 Page #86  

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

dominant LG. Farben and Vereinigte Stahlwerke , which together produced 95  2008 Page #127  

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

e11h'\ i Ai:l:i.:ns. in Wuliinrton Stai.. ht no: be u,ude:! lrp:htly. ?ro!r 2009 Page #163  

Word: "stai'\jding", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

U REtvlliMBER AS A 7 OR 8 YEAR OLD STAi'\JDING RlGHT \X HERE YOU ARE RIGHT  2007 Page #167  

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

nts." Yet it was not magnetic like stainless steel which contains only 15 p 2004 Page #30  
rials included aluminum, titanium, stainless steel, graphite-epoxy thermopl 2006 Page #84  

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

rong and Paul McKeever standing on stair landing at what were then known as 2007 Page #166  

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

nd underneath them is probably the staircase that goes to the underground b 2004 Page #52  

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

ts a fourth being started down the stairs, appeared to see the witness and  2007 Page #152  
 of Albuquerque. Photo of three on stairs. The three youngsters ran to the  2007 Page #166  

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

der that there may be much more at stake in debates over whether extraterre 2004 Page #148  
or those at the top. If you have a stake in keeping things just as they are 2005 Page #76  
same time, business would have big stake in maintaining economic stability. 2006 Page #64  
ision (1963?) ■ Our survival is at stake r In • • /! ': /',~. :.._.: .. ::: 2008 Page #121  
 before it is too late. What is at stake is not only the prevention of defe 2009 Page #21  
er whose security may have been at stake, this practice was so common as to 2009 Page #24  

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

contact; third, to imagine how key stakeholder groups—media, government, re 2006 Page #48  
 to assess the vested interests of stakeholder groups in each situation and 2006 Page #51  
Concerns of vested interests. Mock stakeholder groups (government, science, 2006 Page #51  
and media) were convened to assess stakeholder concerns and interests in ea 2006 Page #51  
mplications for humanity. With the stakeholder positions as a guide, key im 2006 Page #51  
 and operational strategy for each stakeholder group across the range of sc 2006 Page #51  
 a brokered aggregate of the major stakeholder groups, which would include  2006 Page #55  
rmine, how most of the rest of the stakeholder groups would react over time 2006 Page #57  
nt the general public. Participant stakeholder groups were asked to react t 2006 Page #58  
rs. Because many people across all stakeholder groups would be inclined not 2006 Page #61  
tack. As such, reaction across all stakeholder groups would tend to be stra 2006 Page #61  
varying ways across the identified stakeholder groups. Considering the fore 2006 Page #65  
idering the foregoing estimates of stakeholder reaction, we attempted to cr 2006 Page #65  
quire high-level international and stakeholder coordination, but there woul 2006 Page #66  
s for high-level international and stakeholder coordination, and slow occur 2006 Page #66  
owness allows time for coordinated stakeholder response. As threat becomes  2006 Page #68  
e. Slowness allows for coordinated stakeholder response. Because threat may 2006 Page #69  

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

ond to an unusual challenge. Major stakeholders will have varying degrees o 2006 Page #55  
ontact size representing the major stakeholders of government, science, bus 2006 Page #58  
ment while coordinating with other stakeholders, both domestic and internat 2006 Page #58  
y benevolence of NHL International stakeholders would be brought in immedia 2006 Page #59  
mmunity would be besieged by other stakeholders demanding insight or advant 2006 Page #59  
investments and help other sectors/stakeholders adapt. Since the NHI seems  2006 Page #60  
oordinate their efforts. All other stakeholders would be called upon to hel 2006 Page #62  
ay engaged with the public and key stakeholders but prepare to retreat to b 2006 Page #65  
ossible serious detriment of other stakeholders. In worst case, global secu 2006 Page #67  
ed. - Governments will call on all stakeholders to mount unified effort; ma 2006 Page #68  
rative impulses could fold, as all stakeholders seek any possible advantage 2006 Page #68  

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

, UFOs a11d the Natio11al Sectm"ry Stale: Chronology of a Coi-en,p, 1941-19 2005 Page #73  

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

ernment because it was locked in a stalemate with Germany. To break out of  2007 Page #10  
with Germany. To break out of this stalemate required changing American pub 2007 Page #10  

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

o-find book Semi Agmda: The United Stales Go1-m1111ml , 1\/aef Scimtisls, a 2005 Page #125  
and Soviet powers, that the United Stales CIA and NSA was could ee expected 2009 Page #12  
d sa,d ,t lenrnctl that the United Stales. dcvolopment ol the p1•ojcct tu , 2009 Page #182  

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

ed that the Russian Premier, Josef Stalin, had taken a keen interest in the 2004 Page #15  
olev. Tukachevsky's Fall • Was Joe Stalin an OKHRANA agent?" • "Some furthe 2004 Page #153  
ia then used this file to frighten Stalin into having Tukachevsky executed  2004 Page #153  
 on cruise missiles for decades at Stalin/Beria's orders • In 1940's went t 2004 Page #161  
Beria's orders • In 1940's went to Stalin and told him he could build a roc 2004 Page #161  
nd the rise of the dictator Joseph Stalin and caused these early-day global 2008 Page #126  
, was a sham designed to misdirect Stalin as to his coming strike in the Ea 2008 Page #130  

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

etry and Government UFOlogy • J.V. Stalin's Matrix • Candidates for USSR's  2004 Page #152  
h contained reports and letters in Stalin's handwriting addressed to the Vi 2004 Page #153  
nto conflict in every state.' J.V. Stalin's Workers' Paradise • Yezovshchin 2004 Page #154  
a KFB • Infamous as head of NKVD • Stalin's personal choice to oversee both 2004 Page #158  
lear and rocketry programs • After Stalin's death, installed his son Sergel 2004 Page #158  
derisively as the obscene form of "Stalin's male organ." MJ-12's USSR Analo 2004 Page #161  
ol. They also may have feared that Stalin's Russia was about to launch an a 2008 Page #130  

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

chevsky • Trotsky, L'arrnee contre Staline (6 March 1938). L'appareil, pp.  2004 Page #154  

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

zarist era architecture as well as Stalinist period and socialist modem arc 2009 Page #134  

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

undertaking. Hereafter this matter stall be referred to only as Operation M 2003 Page #134  
Soon the A-12 began to shudder and stall. Collins attempted to lower the no 2006 Page #74  
ghts dimmed, but the engine didn't stall and the lights didn't go out compl 2008 Page #12  

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

e the Mexican military c~nvoy h_ad stalled. Outfitted in bio protection sui 2007 Page #187  

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

rm, 1984-1986 ■The Hudson Volley • StallilJ guild .-..,;,,gal fllOIIDIM obj 2009 Page #146  

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

eed was getting too slow. To avoid stalling, Weeks extended his turn and bu 2006 Page #74  
 interacted with the environment , stalling a car engine and dimming the li 2008 Page #16  

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

ugh San Antonio and presumabl y to Stallion Site, on what is today \Vhire S 2005 Page #157  
 larger helicopter, possibly a Sea Stallion. Personnel from this team remai 2006 Page #134  
them to a cargo cable from the Sea Stallion. By 1714 hrs the recovered obje 2006 Page #135  
 "The Hueys caught up with the Sea Stallion as it re-entered U.S. airspace. 2006 Page #135  
pters, three Hueys and a large Sea Stallion. The aircraft cut across the ri 2007 Page #187  
ll the Mexicans were dead. The Sea Stallion cargo helicopter hovered overhe 2007 Page #187  

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

f them. In the lead paragraph, Jim Stalmaker , a reporter for the newspaper 2008 Page #8  
had America's Air Force on alert." Stalmaker reported that Frank Maggio, a  2008 Page #8  

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

 Card Las I ·ega., S11n Written by Stalnaker • Eureka Landing • Air Force S 2008 Page #18  

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

n or lnformadon to Coo;r,ssmtn imd stalTtrs OD a dost-bold bllls 'Dday form 2008 Page #154  

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

:-i:t~t,: -;'-;-"'1a.. ,;i -~:u·.~ Stal~ 1'ocestj E!n I P t T D .) L h nt I 2009 Page #163  

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

uthentic? □ Rare Double Top Secret Stamp □ FDR language matching o “super w 2003 Page #27  
 1946-52 Same approved for release stamp and date, but not identical. Same  2003 Page #159  
b) the assignment of the Manual by stamp to Unit 88, Bldg. 21, Kirtland AFB 2003 Page #185  
 Filing label N N Y N N Y Security Stamp N N Y Y N Y Identical Phrases Anal 2003 Page #206  
elsine to President Memo Eyes Only stamp referencing Executive Order 092447 2004 Page #119  
 all include deception. There is a stamp, "Not for Public Disclosure," that 2004 Page #123  
cuments, but the legitimacy of the stamp has not 120                        2004 Page #123  
American public, and the authentic stamp, "Not for Public Inspection" symbo 2004 Page #125  
g with the classic "original" blue stamp and handwritten notes and underlin 2004 Page #245  
/MJ-12 is also not consistent with stamp ink that was commercially availabl 2004 Page #250  
tigation of the ink and large "CI" stamp, presumably meaning counterintelli 2004 Page #250  
zingers. The first is the large CI stamp for counterintelligence and accord 2004 Page #252  
s. For example, a part with an ADP stamp and number 20F123-1 RH would come  2006 Page #84  
Box 1206 Big Bear Lake, CA 92315 A stamp: FREEDOM OF INFORMATION/PRIVACY OF 2007 Page #42  
 addresses are shown ■ Obvious red stamp ORIGIN OF MANUSCRIPT ■ Vernon Bowe 2007 Page #43  
that can be dated ■ See "ORIGINAL" stamp, unique . ' • -· ..... -· ·--- ··· 2007 Page #46  
ith era ■ Pencils from 1950s ■ Red stamp ink not recent ■ Felt tip ink not  2007 Page #46  
sessed the official U.S. Air Force stamp which was ready to go on the back  2007 Page #110  
h significance, "had a i\[oon Duse stamp -on each page." Riggs concludes "T 2007 Page #139  
aper could not be located. The red stamp ink is also not inconsistent with  2008 Page #109  
Lntelligence part of the CIA. This stamp in principle could be easily authe 2008 Page #111  

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

 dated February 22, 1944, which is stamped Double Top Secret and signed by  2003 Page #27  
he Central Intelligence Agency and stamped TOP SECRET MAJIC ULTRA. This is  2004 Page #79  
f the pages in the manuscript were stamped in red ink; the title page had t 2004 Page #244  
ssification, while most pages were stamped confidential. Of particular note 2004 Page #244  
e chapter where the pages were all stamped TOP SECRET/MAJIC. What is compel 2004 Page #245  
ative of Government Issue. The red stamped in a TOP SECRET/MJ-12 is also no 2004 Page #250  
t on the cover in large letters is stamped "i\!lAJlC." The report cites a s 2005 Page #125  
IPU intelligence assessment, later stamped i\1L\JIC, unveils startling cont 2005 Page #125  
 of government procedure. And text stamped onto one inside page associates  2005 Page #129  
ment. They found none and promptly stamped it "hoax." Of course, 1 74       2006 Page #177  
IFICATION CAVEATS ■ All pages were stamped with red ink ■ Title page was st 2007 Page #45  
mped with red ink ■ Title page was stamped TOP SECRET /MAJIC (TSM) ■ Most p 2007 Page #45  
P SECRET /MAJIC (TSM) ■ Most pages stamped CONFIDENTIAL ■ TS pages started  2007 Page #45  
, called the "Burned Memo" that is stamped TOP SECRET /MJ-12, and will be a 2008 Page #104  
t with 8 tabs attached and has •er stamped on each page. It is a carbon cop 2008 Page #119  
ion on "flying discs." In a letter stamped "secret," Twining began by stati 2008 Page #132  
im Cooper in Jun/Jul 200 l but not stamped "received" with his initials the 2009 Page #8  

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

Y WERE NOT GRAZING, THEY WERE JUST STAMPEDING ALL OVER TEE PLACE. SCOTT YOU 2004 Page #24  

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

equence correct • Declassification stamps and dates correct. • CIA, ER - Ex 2003 Page #159  
out of envelope □ TOP SECRET/MAJIC stamps I have originals now 11/8/2003 Sp 2003 Page #180  
 adorned with official emblems and stamps; however, on filing 8             2004 Page #11  
e pages. The document had security stamps of either CONFIDENTIAL or TOP SEC 2004 Page #244  
tings, part numbers and inspection stamps and, finally, identifiable compon 2006 Page #72  
CIA Headquarters. Works inspection stamps, several I located the A-12 crash 2006 Page #76  
nd Lockheed Skunk Works inspection stamps (Fig. 7). 77                      2006 Page #80  
 look for. I recognized inspection stamps from Lockheed Advanced Developmen 2006 Page #84  
the famed Skunk Works. Some of the stamps even included the letters ADP. Pa 2006 Page #84  
bers and manufacturer's inspection stamps for both aircraft are entirely di 2006 Page #85  
. 16). Part numbers and inspection stamps clearly identified the aircraft a 2006 Page #88  
ks of the phoros each had red date stamps of "AUG 74 ABQ." Eddie Chavez tol 2007 Page #162  
 ink is also not inconsistent with stamps ink that was commercially availab 2008 Page #109  
lso shows a superb image of the CI stamps for the Counter Lntelligence part 2008 Page #111  

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

on, Art Campbell, Jonathan Downes, Stan Friedman, Stan Gordon, Budd Hopkins 2003 Page #2  
l, Jonathan Downes, Stan Friedman, Stan Gordon, Budd Hopkins, Linda Milton  2003 Page #2  
es, libraries & photography Hj • ■ Stan Friedman finds Walter Fisk It. □ Se 2003 Page #22  
pher's name was Walter Wayne Fisk. Stan Friedman, also recognizing the impo 2003 Page #36  
0/25/1941. 17. Correspondence with Stan Friedman, April 16, 1999, concernin 2003 Page #39  
ksburg Incident: An Updated Review Stan Gordon History "A mysterious orange 2003 Page #53  
Volunteer Fire Department. Credit: Stan Gordon In recent years, more people 2003 Page #57  
e reported crash location. Credit: Stan Gordon 60                           2003 Page #64  
 brought to my attention. Contact: Stan Gordon I can be contacted by writin 2003 Page #72  
 UFO/Fortean Hotline: 724-838-7768 Stan Gordon's UFO Anomalies Zone: http:/ 2003 Page #72  
rgh, PA, 10 December 1965. Gordon, Stan, Personal Investigations and report 2003 Page #72  
eo documentary produced in 1998 by Stan Gordon. 68                          2003 Page #72  
 the Condon "retired" in 1993, and Stan been given some poor copies ' with  2003 Page #169  
ation supplied by Kecksburg expert Stan Gordon and researcher Leslie Kean I 2003 Page #192  
 top advisors with the information Stan Gordon had collected related to the 2003 Page #193  
nda Moulton Howe, Scott Ramsey and Stan Gordon. Photograph © 2002 by Linda  2004 Page #70  
lina. He's standing between me and Stan Gordon on the right in this group p 2004 Page #70  
 Pennsylvania 0 1 1 1 0 Researcher Stan Gordon II. 19-20:V, 11-12:VI, 56-62 2004 Page #113  
iend Bruce Phillips and researcher Stan Friedman VII. 10-13 Dental impressi 2004 Page #114  
some of these reports, although as Stan Friedman often says, it is a race w 2004 Page #130  
tanton Friedman and passed on what Stan recommended. When I was speaking at 2004 Page #191  
spite the great respect I have for Stan Friedman's work, to see the documen 2004 Page #214  
n-men" argument.' Nick Redfern and Stan Friedman also provided valuable ins 2004 Page #215  
ular (more on that in a bit),6 and Stan, who has since been convinced by Ra 2004 Page #215  
rcher William Steinman, as well as Stan Friedman and Dr. Bruce Maccabee: 5  2004 Page #217  
 debunkers may have us believe. As Stan Friedman often reminds people, we s 2004 Page #218  
ation. Think about it this way: if Stan Friedman brought forward this kind  2004 Page #222  
say that the jury is still out. As Stan Friedman has said, "just because co 2004 Page #223  
? RPIT's Neil Morris was reviewing Stan Friedman's scan of the Ramey/DuBose 2004 Page #231  
HY hasn't the government taken out Stan Friedman, if what he is saying abou 2006 Page #12  
ow they work ■ The project ... and Stan Friedman ■ The Special Operations M 2007 Page #42  
, when I retired I got a call from Stan Friedman who said that he had a guy 2008 Page #104  
 my colleague and sometimes critic Stan Friedman encouraged me to take a lo 2009 Page #7  

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

ndidate for President What ’s your stance on UFOs, since the government sec 2003 Page #9  
 He did a 180 turn from his pro ET stance in his 1956 book from the 1st to  2004 Page #205  
 interview transcripts. Friedman's stance is interesting, because it confli 2004 Page #223  
mple pro- or anti-press conference stance would have. When Bond Johnson was 2004 Page #238  
overnment would go on high defense stance, maximize intelligence gathering, 2006 Page #63  
or two things about the Ministry's stance over the last few years that have 2006 Page #130  
 The British Ministry of Defense's stance on the UFO issue is practically i 2008 Page #24  

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

ill cncr11ics ct cosmic ~":,s. ,.~ stances th.at are transmuted Imo si.n~le 2009 Page #182  

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

erque. On the left is Sandy Rivers stancling next to her sister, Rebecca Mc 2007 Page #166  

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

f those woods, which made the hair stand up on the back of his neck. He ind 2003 Page #71  
being a populist, but he could not stand the sight of the air machine, so h 2004 Page #32  
h Site, Hart Canyon Grey plaque on stand marks the alleged location where t 2004 Page #70  
e're standing around a plaque on a stand that was erected where eyewitnesse 2004 Page #70  
N until such time they are told to stand down. Units designated GREEN are a 2004 Page #253  
. ·Most of the original posts stiU stand - a testament to the dry climate t 2005 Page #53  
lage lock. The new doors and locks stand out as pecuLiar amid all the peeLi 2005 Page #56  
aU humanoid bodies. His job was to stand guard. He said the beings had larg 2005 Page #78  
vesty that could not be allowed to stand: by 1934 Reich had been expelled f 2005 Page #89  
ight well have put Straight on the stand. \Vith Hays successfully convincin 2005 Page #94  
tting and discrepancies that would stand out for (former) military professi 2006 Page #15  
of this exercise should be able to stand on its own without being colored b 2006 Page #49  
ic community. However, the figures stand by themselves to indicate that not 2006 Page #198  
ob and that there was a deliberate stand down of American air defence. I al 2007 Page #89  
in g off but everybody could still stand on the sidewalk. \Y/e saw two uuck 2007 Page #122  
-band radios. Some o( the men will stand guard all night, yet none of them  2007 Page #145  
their arms and back of their necks stand up like in the electrostatic atmos 2008 Page #81  
near, Kingman in May 1953 does not stand or fall on the word of one solitar 2009 Page #48  
f yesteryear most certainly do not stand strong against today's Abductees.  2009 Page #55  
. Such examples of civic stability stand in sharp contrast to the wildly un 2009 Page #134  

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evelopment, over-all intelligence, stand-by fighters, all-encompassing defe 2006 Page #105  
he and his colleagues were put on "stand-by at short notice." Twenty-four h 2006 Page #122  

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ough the large sole is closer to a standard size than the smaller one, it i 2003 Page #48  
otted line to pure magnesium metal standard in solid line for 26fy|agnesjur 2003 Page #109  
bout 11% more 26|y|g than Mg metal standard, but not outside terrestrial ma 2003 Page #109  
ure magnesium metal being used for standard comparison. Hauri wrote in his  2003 Page #109  
mes more than in the pure Mg metal standard." (Howe's emphasis.) Dr. Hauri  2003 Page #109  
ial Operatons Minuai REFERENCES 1. Standard Regulations: security and maint 2003 Page #177  
ENTICATION Concern Does not follow standard n Warning notice on left rules  2003 Page #186  
ion that this is nothing more than standard military boilerplate. • "You wi 2003 Page #206  
 employees. At 4:11 p.m., Mountain Standard Time, Thursday, May 15, 1947, a 2004 Page #62  
onal security • Methods are mostly standard "TV plot" killings: broken neck 2004 Page #200  
 isn't alone in employing a double standard. Many ufologists seem to fall i 2004 Page #224  
as, and Bond recalled it as only a standard lens supplied with the camera.  2004 Page #234  
(s) for bringing up the subject. A standard response should be suffice (sic 2004 Page #252  
 more destructive than predicted . Standard -frame house, three quarters of 2005 Page #48  
 the service of man. 1t provides a standard which the effect of man's impac 2005 Page #54  
er) Jan Harzan, Rich gave a fairly standard history of Skunbvorks, but ende 2005 Page #81  
en established it is then a fairly standard procedure to build. From the co 2005 Page #149  
nts to significant departures from standard military manuals that are devel 2006 Page #15  
 The discrepancies in SOM1-01 from standard military manuals can be explain 2006 Page #15  
1-01 when compared with the normal standard for a military manual, but does 2006 Page #16  
ancies in SOM1-01 when compared to standard Army manuals. The discrepancies 2006 Page #24  
ct moved too fast AND too slow for standard aircraft. - Major P Lambrechts  2006 Page #30  
le by penetrating the strangeness. Standard military assumptions might not  2006 Page #62  
And this takes account only of the standard extraterrestrial variety of NHI 2006 Page #70  
wn at low altitude, Collins wore a standard cloth flight suit instead of a  2006 Page #75  
t) was already operating with some standard range capability as an air traf 2006 Page #171  
plashdown might be attributed to a standard astronomical occurrence (such a 2006 Page #189  
and Burke saw was something not of standard shape, but displaying variation 2006 Page #191  
c). 2. Impose media censorship via standard methods previously described .  2007 Page #29  
eate "pseudo-environment" using . :standard propaganda resources. ·: :-4~:S 2007 Page #29  
). 2. Impose mecLia censorship via standard methods pre\·iously described.  2007 Page #29  
 Create "pseudo-environment" using standard propaganda resources. 4. Mop up 2007 Page #29  
lly sensitiv~ USAPs. ■ Exempt from standard Congressio_ri~I reporting. ■ On 2007 Page #52  
ies", or "EBEs", be adapted as the standard term of reference for these cre 2007 Page #75  
flat armored glass windscreen. The standard Air Force insignia, and the des 2007 Page #100  
to the three, above-projects . The standard U.S. Air Force response to both 2008 Page #23  
 no explanation. I applied our own standard line on UFOs and asked myself t 2008 Page #34  
ightings elicit little more than a standard letter. A major case such as Ra 2008 Page #63  
aw data, as it were, recorded in a standard format by the person receiving  2008 Page #64  
ests can simply be dealt with by a standard reply that refers people to the 2008 Page #68  
Karl Marx, was living rent free on Standard Oil property in Bayonne , New J 2008 Page #125  
 chief once "held as much stock in Standard Oil of New Jersey as did the Ro 2008 Page #127  
bank Walter C. Teagle, chairman of Standard Oil of New Jersey, arranged sal 2008 Page #127  
ted States. The Rockefellers owned Standard Oil of New Jersey, the German a 2008 Page #128  
ank of New York which also handled Standard , Sterling Products , General A 2008 Page #128  
director of NCB. Two executives of Standard Oil's Gem1an subsidiary were Ka 2008 Page #128  
k Trading with the Enemy, in 1944, Standard Oil tankers were still refuelin 2008 Page #128  
umented business alliances between Standard Oil and I. G. Farben, Standard  2008 Page #140  
een Standard Oil and I. G. Farben, Standard Oil Vice President Frank Howard 2008 Page #140  
nal Archives, it does not have the standard control number. This has led to 2009 Page #46  

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

om the families of illegal aliens. Standardized testing bas proven a handic 2008 Page #143  

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

ds: a staggering assignment by any standards. By all accounts the Under Sec 2003 Page #86  
oday's anything- goes journalistic standards. The Times first runs the stor 2003 Page #90  
alysis from the National Bureau of Standards saying it was not a natural st 2004 Page #102  
 hairless and narrow, and by human standards were disproportionately large, 2005 Page #43  
ng of inks against known authentic standards . If relevant, typography aspe 2005 Page #136  
t produced in 1954 replicating the standards used in that era for similar g 2006 Page #15  
 ► High noise level, lower quality standards ► 'Preferred service' irutiati 2007 Page #39  
ssional reporting. ■ Same security standards,8need to know" remains key. ■  2007 Page #53  
 such media contempt , even by the standards of mainstream media's usual di 2009 Page #134  
It is an old city, even by Russian standards, but by 1989 had grown into a  2009 Page #134  

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

 on the matter, so I asked that he standby for a chat later. When tl1e crow 2005 Page #43  
m Area 51 while a few were held on standby alert to transport medical perso 2006 Page #74  
ioned at RAF Woodbridge [provided] standby rescue coverage for the American 2006 Page #132  
hich brought our nuclear forces to standby alert. Air Force Office of Speci 2009 Page #18  

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 were on their way from Georgia to Standiford Air Force Base, Kentucky. Wit 2005 Page #64  

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

cksburg incident have gone public, standing up to those who ridicule them.  2003 Page #57  
r women. There were about 20 of us standing outside of a little restaurant, 2003 Page #196  
d headed out of the office. He was standing beside his cruiser putting on h 2004 Page #36  
beside his truck. In front of them standing on the edge of the bank overloo 2004 Page #37  
 March 2002 at a conference. We're standing around a plaque on a stand that 2004 Page #70  
in Charlotte, North Carolina. He's standing between me and Stan Gordon on t 2004 Page #70  
cation a filmmaker. I have a long- standing interest in the UFO phenomenon, 2004 Page #214  
ivity, either engineered by a long standing government effort or simply the 2004 Page #253  
et early edge WHEN DID IT START? ■ Standing beside the first crashed saucer 2005 Page #5  
out of her wits. It was a creature standing on a guardrail (or lean.ing aga 2005 Page #34  
d back around 1953. SLIDE# 5 Linda standing in lake bed with DRES facility  2005 Page #51  
y highlighted by yellow arrow. I'm standing inside the odd triangle feature 2005 Page #51  
g that thought for publication and standing by it in the face of almost uni 2005 Page #102  
he morning and he could see a disc standing on the desert sands illuminated 2005 Page #165  
gs and Ozzie saw two Living aliens standing by this building. One of the do 2005 Page #165  
 the United States Air Force had a standing order to shoot down UFO discs,  2006 Page #141  
ace stuff. I recall as a young boy standing in our front yard with the rest 2006 Page #182  
chard Burke dives next. He reports standing upon an object shaped like an u 2006 Page #187  
 his helmet radio, "Wh000eee...I'm standing on the UF0!"4° He claims to hea 2006 Page #187  
g saucer passing over a vacationer standing on a rock ledge. The man is sta 2007 Page #71  
anding on a rock ledge. The man is standing next to a green-faced alien who 2007 Page #71  
wingspan of a B-47 Stratojet), and standing 12' off of the ground, (much hi 2007 Page #105  
in. On one hand, the Air Force was standing on the door-step ready to offic 2007 Page #110  
covered with a tarp. They had guys standing on top of it to pick up the pow 2007 Page #122  
hat they want, but it is like 1 am standing here in a snowstorm." He descri 2007 Page #130  
re is the second photograph. While standing in Eddie's driveway in early Oc 2007 Page #161  
e Chavez and I could also identify standing in hjs driveway. The only diffe 2007 Page #162  
Keever Armstrong and Paul McKeever standing on stair landing at what were t 2007 Page #166  
quick? Aunt: lt was Like they were standing there guarding it, like the~ we 2007 Page #171  
mber how the soldiers in 1974 were standing facing the disc as if on guard. 2007 Page #173  
 had already been prepped and were standing ready to launch at the time tha 2007 Page #187  
p moved back. Col. Halt and I were standing there with Chris. He was good f 2008 Page #88  
leaving the scene the 2 which were standing upright were allowed to re-ente 2009 Page #53  
 few moments , Bethurum was alone, standing in the stark desert darkness; w 2009 Page #55  
 maybe 15 feet away, 20 feet away, standing there. BECAUSE YOU WERE AFRAID  2009 Page #67  
ow how long it was afte,wards -I'm standing in the field right where I got  2009 Page #80  
 it was and it's gone and I'm just standing there with Adrian behind me. I  2009 Page #80  
o the time it got to where we were standing and it was over our heads, it w 2009 Page #85  

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

The Grand Ballroom was packed to a standing-room crowd when he took the dai 2003 Page #146  

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

er wraps? □ We might have a stable standoff with the ETs even though we can 2003 Page #188  
es and institutions paramount. The standoff could be prolonged. A key chall 2006 Page #64  
ntal nuclear war. During the tense standoff during the 1962 Cuban missile c 2009 Page #17  

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

no basical ly new problem from the standpoim: of im:ernacional law; buc che 2008 Page #112  

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

t is absolutely necessary from the standpoint of good public relations." Dr 2005 Page #99  
independent life, from an economic standpoint. Much has been speculated abo 2008 Page #112  
nt empire-at least form a military standpoint. Interestingly , with a lower 2008 Page #124  
 only from a political or military standpoint, but also from the point of v 2009 Page #14  
LUTIONS The major problem from the standpoint of intelligence has always be 2009 Page #15  

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

ere in bloom. I walked by numerous stands of white spectacle pod, saw a mon 2003 Page #46  
ple Rocky Mountain bee weed, found stands of orange blazing star and the so 2003 Page #46  
authority. Only when the president stands up and says, "Some UFOs are not o 2003 Page #189  
y. Keep in mind that Nicholas Cage stands by his claim. Larry King: "Cocoa  2003 Page #198  
corroborated. Nevertheless, Dennis stands by it to this day. Leonard String 2004 Page #145  
ed on CIC Officer Sheridan Cavitt) stands watching. From Roswell, the showt 2004 Page #150  
ssentially, that is where the case stands to this day. Gevaerd and Leir con 2005 Page #37  
-12 documents? Why do you say SETI stands for Silly Effort To Investigate?  2006 Page #4  
 also real. 7. WHY do you say SETI stands for Silly Effort to Investigate?  2006 Page #11  
nt Systematic scenario development stands out as an effective method for an 2006 Page #50  
 and sales zoom!" Jn rrus case UFO stands for Unidentified Frozen Object -" 2007 Page #60  
zens for breakjng American law. He stands to be extradited under the new fa 2007 Page #92  
                             which stands to make billions of dollars manuf 2007 Page #108  
ographs. Bur the thing that always stands our for me is char chis was nor j 2007 Page #139  
es.com 1974 headlines -a year that stands out in the past half century as a 2007 Page #145  
y . He was so convinced he said he stands on what he reported and he stated 2008 Page #58  
ince it is the United States which stands to lose the most from violation o 2009 Page #15  
Now, once again, the United States stands on the brink of tragedy because i 2009 Page #15  
hard to describe! But I think what stands out in my memo,y is the blackness 2009 Page #65  

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

8 nuclear reactor development to a standstill in the United States." Some T 2009 Page #10  

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

Library ’s - Special Collections - Stanford, San Diego, Univ, of Minnesota  2003 Page #153  
a Guide (found by Ryan Wood at the Stanford Library after much hunting) in  2003 Page #181  
fall of 1979. I had graduated from Stanford University with a Masters Degre 2004 Page #76  
 which I made documentaries at the Stanford Medical Center and the Stanford 2004 Page #76  
he Stanford Medical Center and the Stanford Linear Accelerator. Then I was  2004 Page #76  
merallurgist Robert E. Ogilvie, by Stanford Uni\ersity astrophysicist Dr. P 2007 Page #195  
ated USAF eventually turned to the Stanford Research Institute to solve the 2008 Page #73  
World Foundation , Rand Institute, Stanford Research Institute, Tavistock I 2008 Page #143  
                         campus of Stanford University. Accordingly, I spen 2009 Page #10  
ntually help her son graduate from Stanford University. Her physical streng 2009 Page #88  

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

 titled Astronauts , sci-fi author Stanislaw Lem used the scenario of an al 2008 Page #102  

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

 responsible. In 1982, neurologist Stanley Prusiner of the University of Ca 2006 Page #114  
normal prions are transmitted. Dr. Stanley Prusiner' s idea is that a singl 2006 Page #114  
gland, Raymond Fowler, Ray Boeche, Stanley McDaniel, Chad Deekin, Bruce Gol 2006 Page #203  
 now out of print although many of Stanley McDaniel's books can be obtained 2006 Page #208  

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

bers of the public report a UFO in Stanmore. Two police officers attend the 2008 Page #64  

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

 this story to light was Arthur G. Stansel (previously known by the pseudon 2005 Page #168  
wn by the pseudonym Fritz Werner). Stansel graduated from Ohio University i 2005 Page #168  
ecial Studies where Arthur worked. Stansel was loaned out to the .Atomic En 2005 Page #168  
was a Dr. Ed Doll. On May 21, 1953 Stansel was told to report for a special 2005 Page #168  
ucle when it impacted in the sand. Stansel was escorted to the site by mili 2005 Page #168  
he sand about 20 inches. From this Stansel had determined that the saucer c 2005 Page #169  
swivel seats and many instruments. Stansel saw one body recovered from the  2005 Page #169  
ing a silver-metallic flight suit. Stansel worked for Raytheon in Sudbury,  2005 Page #169  

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

sh of a super-secret test vehicle. Stansel's job was to determine the forwa 2005 Page #168  

Word: "stanton", 43 instance(s) (Back to Top)

he Secretary of Defense" Thanks to Stanton Friedman, we know that the Truma 2003 Page #88  
  New Attacks on Roswell and MJ-12 Stanton Friedman —■H Imlng that Earth is 2003 Page #117  
Rj ( ON i OPERATION MAJESTIC 12 by STANTON T. FRIEDMAN Nuclear Physicist-Le 2003 Page #136  
 to right: Karl Pflock, Jim Marrs, Stanton Friedman, Linda Moulton Howe, Sc 2004 Page #70  
to researchers in the early 1980s, Stanton Friedman tracked Sarbacher down  2004 Page #92  
ic Walker is a prime example. When Stanton Friedman tracked down Dr. Robert 2004 Page #98  
 on the MJ-12 document released by Stanton Friedman and Bill Moore. In fact 2004 Page #98  
Let's begin with nuclear physicist Stanton Friedman, well known to everyone 2004 Page #133  
ield of UFO research. UFO lecturer Stanton Friedman suspects or believes th 2004 Page #133  
Among the group of ufologists that Stanton Friedman represents, there is a  2004 Page #133  
ll For some researchers, including Stanton Friedman, and for Robert and Rya 2004 Page #134  
ction — whether it is in fact what Stanton Friedman and so many others have 2004 Page #134  
rcel received an inquiry call from Stanton Friedman, a nuclear physicist wh 2004 Page #135  
 Sleppy and "Barney" Barnett — put Stanton Friedman directly on the trail o 2004 Page #136  
aughter, said in an interview with Stanton Friedman and Bill Moore in the 1 2004 Page #137  
irmed by several people, including Stanton Friedman, who interviewed him. D 2004 Page #147  
ald R. Schmitt Crash at Corona, by Stanton Friedman Bgond Roswell, by Micha 2004 Page #149  
that were leaked to Bill Moore and Stanton Friedman in the early 1980s. Con 2004 Page #179  
n't answer his question so I asked Stanton Friedman and passed on what Stan 2004 Page #191  
sion; one a biography of ufologist Stanton Friedman, one an examination of  2004 Page #214  
interview transcripts. 7 Friedman, Stanton T. and Don Berliner, Crash at Co 2004 Page #223  
pany, 1992); Aztec 1948, interview Stanton T. Friedman, both in the film an 2004 Page #223  
er Torch, 2)02), pp. 10 - 26; also Stanton T. Friedman IS Real! dir. Paul K 2004 Page #224  
 a piece of this metal foil to Mr. Stanton Friedman to be passed on to the  2004 Page #240  
 not always a good thing. Look how Stanton T. Friedman got put on the 'watc 2004 Page #249  
Stephen Bassett, Richard M. Dolan, Stanton T. Friedman, Frank Feschino, Geo 2006 Page #2  
 Contents The UFO "Why?" Questions Stanton T. Friedman 1 The Covert World o 2006 Page #3  
        "The UFO "WHY?" Questions" Stanton T. Friedman Copyright 2006 Stant 2006 Page #4  
Stanton T. Friedman Copyright 2006 Stanton T. Friedman ABSTRACT I have been 2006 Page #4  
audiences. REFERENCES 1. Friedman, Stanton T. "Government UFO Lies", MUFON  2006 Page #13  
ges. 3. Berliner, Don and Friedman Stanton T. "Crash at Corona" Marlowe and 2006 Page #13  
 . Autographed by STF 4. Friedman, Stanton T. "TOP SECRET/MAJIC" 2nd Editio 2006 Page #13  
test edition of Top Secret! Majic, Stanton Friedman is in agreement with th 2006 Page #15  
bed his "pioneering research"; and Stanton Friedman who described him as a  2006 Page #17  
ver downed UFOs, Roswell • 1/20/78 Stanton Friedman, in Baton Rouge for a l 2006 Page #26  
ted States. With the assistance of Stanton T. Friedman and several other re 2006 Page #99  
ar physicist and UFO investigator, Stanton Friedman, and published in the b 2006 Page #143  
OWLEDGEMENTS I thank Don Berliner, Stanton Friedman, Kevin Randle, Todd Zec 2006 Page #179  
Howe, Dick Haines, Jacques Vallee, Stanton Friedman, Budd Hopkins and many  2006 Page #196  
John Carpenter, Michael D. Swords, Stanton D. Friedman, Brian L. Weiss, Ric 2006 Page #203  
, pages 43,82 Top Secret i\llajic, Stanton T. Friedman , Marlowe &Co., 1996 2007 Page #77  
oor observers." However, physicist Stanton Friedman, after studying Menzel' 2008 Page #133  
s /pdf/eisenhower _ briefing.pdf 8 Stanton Friedman is the most prominent s 2009 Page #46  

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

 on Operation Majestic 12.(see www.stantonfriedman.com ), in "Roswell and t 2006 Page #12  
 Conference Proceedings and at www.stantonfriedman.com 2. Burrows, William  2006 Page #13  

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

tant celebrity status and become a staple of the tabloids and talk shows (t 2006 Page #60  
ar -negative contact scenario is a staple of literature and film; Independe 2006 Page #61  

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

ally, at the end of the old Denver Stapleton Airport runway) and the use of 2004 Page #125  

Word: "star", 58 instance(s) (Back to Top)

and started ministering at the Red Star Baptist church in early 1941, accor 2003 Page #21  
ilians were there. Minister at Red Star Baptist Church, starting July 31, 1 2003 Page #22  
ed, found stands of orange blazing star and the solitary white prickly popp 2003 Page #46  
stated further that the concept of Star Wars was an idea that Reagan got fr 2003 Page #199  
 saw what appeared to be the North Star but then suddenly it drew smaller a 2004 Page #57  
s. In an interview with the Sudbug Star newspaper Smith stated: "The only r 2004 Page #88  
n the era of both space travel and Star Wars. I have made three documentari 2004 Page #214  
conclusive point in itself, as the Star Telegram's darkroom had a collectio 2004 Page #234  
led together but separately at the Star Telegram. The original Star Telegra 2004 Page #235  
at the Star Telegram. The original Star Telegram Archive negative storage e 2004 Page #235  
f the photographs. But how did the Star Telegram get the Roswell story befo 2004 Page #236  
ces in operation. On checking, the Star Telegram itself subscribed to AP, i 2004 Page #237  
efore the events of July 1947, the Star Telegram assisted Roger Ramey in ma 2004 Page #237  
en. Roger Ramey really did owe the Star Telegram a very great favor. But wh 2004 Page #237  
 by this time probably back at the Star Telegram processing his earlier pho 2004 Page #237  
nfolding back at FWAAF. So did the Star Telegram send out a further reporte 2004 Page #237  
e spoken with who was there in the Star Telegram's offices that night has t 2004 Page #237  
e the Marcel pictures or any other Star Telegram reporter or photographer,  2004 Page #237  
two Marcel negatives end up in the Star Telegram's archive? I've pondered t 2004 Page #237  
 had. It appears that although the Star Telegram employed Bond and they had 2004 Page #237  
rcel negatives have arrived at the Star Telegram later that evening by just 2004 Page #238  
me other source, they would become Star Telegram property and as such be fi 2004 Page #238  
ry, being processed like any other Star Telegram picture. All this could ha 2004 Page #238  
er the phone without involving any Star Telegram reporters or photographers 2004 Page #238  
CORSO RE COMMENDATION ■ Intensify "Star Wars" efforts, fire at their UFOs o 2005 Page #10  
out of this world .... Better than Star Trek or anything you can see in the 2005 Page #82  
, the formation and destruction of star systems, and the origin of the uruv 2005 Page #95  
the deep well towards and ordinary star and the star had faded out four tim 2005 Page #96  
 towards and ordinary star and the star had faded out four times. There was 2005 Page #96  
 thing we had drawn from was not a star. It was something else -a UFO. The  2005 Page #96  
and TV shows following the path of Star Trek and Star IWm:r, current nation 2005 Page #119  
ollowing the path of Star Trek and Star IWm:r, current national polls indic 2005 Page #119  
, Stealth aircraft technology, and Star Wars particle-beam devices. He also 2005 Page #168  
rate A1my initiatives such as SDI (Star \X/ars Projects), Project Horizon ( 2005 Page #168  
sh clearly indicating that Betty's star map makes sense and provides inform 2006 Page #4  
70,000 years to get to the nearest star, trips would be very uncommon indee 2006 Page #6  
rselves, there will be a time when star travel is not considered any more f 2006 Page #6  
bviously there are those who think star travel is impossible. If that were  2006 Page #6  
r than lead. We know from studying star spectra that they are rare. They al 2006 Page #7  
 out of this world.... Better than Star Trek or anything you can see in the 2006 Page #27  
urvey mission depicted in the film Star Trek: First Contact. Easily detecte 2006 Page #59  
ngle • ......_....,... Better than Star Trek or _ a!lYlhlng you can see in  2007 Page #56  
lture, that its little long-necked star went on ro be_come as_ recognize~ a 2007 Page #62  
c Defense Initiative (SDI) and the Star Wars system are keeping unwanted UF 2007 Page #130  
ht Arthur ~liller and to basebal.l star Joe Di"ivlaggio, as wel.l as numero 2007 Page #137  
ving an object to the north like a star, only larger and brighter, he immed 2008 Page #31  
ated the low-boy truck had a white star and numbers on the door. He had nev 2008 Page #55  
we have discovered so far. Fans of Star Trek and Star Wars and other scienc 2008 Page #95  
ered so far. Fans of Star Trek and Star Wars and other science fiction are  2008 Page #95  
ir data, Weaver concluded that the star alignments for the mission activiti 2008 Page #135  
 THE STRATEGIC DEFENSE INTIA TIVE "STAR WARS"                               2008 Page #150  
 Dr. RJdurd Boyl1111, appolnttd by Star Nadon, as Coandlor or,r..-Elll1h wi 2008 Page #154  
ndlor or,r..-Elll1h with rnpttt 10 Star Nodon, Hl:;ll Council. I \\111 be s 2008 Page #154  
nt of defensive weapons in space; "Star Wars" was an invention of the press 2009 Page #10  
s come across like a cross between Star Trek and Baywatch, and read like a  2009 Page #54  
y is a retired U.S. Air Force four star general who served as Commander in  2009 Page #73  
ft to something that looked like a star and faded in with the stars. This w 2009 Page #85  
average of more than ne per month. Star Wars & ET? ■If nothing else, there  2009 Page #152  

Word: "star-like", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

. ] Immediately thereafter , three star-like objects were noticed in the sk 2008 Page #32  
t Col. Halt also described, "three star-like objects were noticed in the sk 2008 Page #94  

Word: "star-telegram", 4 instance(s) (Back to Top)

rospace writer for the _Fort Worth Star-Telegram and decided to follow the  2004 Page #27  
s, a "stringer" for the Fort Worth Star-Telegram in 1973 was a major source 2004 Page #28  
er/photographer for the Fort Worth Star-Telegram credited with taking photo 2004 Page #226  
on then returned to the Fort Worth Star-Telegram to hastily process the fil 2004 Page #227  

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tosphere" BOTTOM VIEW (LARGE DISC) STARBOARD----- ~ . LAN DING GE AR ~~ THR 2007 Page #106  

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er wire and blue fiber Analysis of starch and other material Section 2 Coop 2003 Page #43  
ied some material inside as common starch. Figure 3. Bottom of artifact is  2003 Page #47  

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

ocal tests conducted in Washington Stare, we began working with "Dr. Smith" 2005 Page #157  
ed to walk out as a little kid and stare at them while they were sitting ab 2006 Page #153  
Ne111s, a large pair of alien eyes stare out at the viewer. The copy states 2007 Page #62  
off the green as its two occupants stare up in wonder. The man closest to u 2007 Page #74  
ibly in fear, causing the being to stare at him as a light (beam of light?) 2009 Page #136  

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

was "a piece of a space ship." She stared that it was "light as a feather," 2005 Page #131  
across. All of the vehicles that I stared at for years were — it looked lik 2006 Page #153  

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

ng creatures. The Roswell Incident stares us in the face like a dire propos 2004 Page #132  
erner's signed affidavit to Fowler stares. "I, Fritz Werner, do solemnly sw 2005 Page #40  
ing and development for the United Stares armed services, NASA and other go 2005 Page #125  
outdoor cafe reacts in shock as he stares at a silvery alien that has just  2007 Page #67  

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

urned out to be the F-94 (Lockheed Starfire, jet fighter, top speed about 6 2006 Page #175  

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

unusual-lookin gjackfruir, Kiwano, Starfruit and Rambutan. The ad, dually s 2007 Page #60  

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

recently I found a possible answer staring me in the face, prompted by Bond 2004 Page #237  
aphical map of the United States. "Staring at tl1e map he said bluntly, 'I  2005 Page #43  
ocal to us was an old lady who was staring at it too. Well, she came up to  2006 Page #129  
t yard with the rest of my family, staring up with a mix of wonder and terr 2006 Page #182  
mirror. Two, gJowing red eyes were staring at him. He said he tried calrnJy 2007 Page #173  

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

 gradually given' long shadows and stark outlines of late afternoon. Period 2003 Page #46  
he challenge for many would be the stark ambiguity/uncertainty inherent in  2006 Page #59  
black-billed caps -and who were in stark contrast to the long-haired, hippy 2009 Page #54  
ethurum was alone, standing in the stark desert darkness; watching in awe a 2009 Page #55  
 are short in stature -which is in stark contrast to most of the long-haire 2009 Page #55  

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came from any scientific source. A starlight bomb would be easier to concei 2009 Page #158  
sier to conceive of, because total starlight is many times more energetic t 2009 Page #158  
 energetic than any single beam of starlight but there is no known possibil 2009 Page #159  

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aller as it rose silently into the starlit sky. We could, of course, relega 2009 Page #55  

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

elieved that and stopped trying. I starred to enjo) the social aspect of sc 2007 Page #79  
er on when Afghanistan happened, I starred leaving more politically orienta 2007 Page #89  
 smoking and they could see it had starred a fire. His father, having heavy 2007 Page #128  
sic Some Like It Hot, in which she starred with Jack Lemmon and Tony Curtis 2007 Page #136  
rake on it and perception and so I starred contacting and asking questions  2007 Page #172  
co the witnesses, the central disk starred to eject spouts of liquid metal, 2007 Page #199  
ff of the 1987 movie Predator that starred Arnold Schwarzenegger, the Tungu 2008 Page #103  

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hich was their odd position in the starry sky. The were four, sometimes fiv 2004 Page #34  
e calm. Then, suddenly, out of the starry summer sky... 3:39 AM, July 27, 1 2006 Page #184  

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

 Aircraft? a Balloons? » Meteor? « Stars or planets? • Optical phenomena? S 2003 Page #177  
id there were two "first magnitude stars" near the missile before it headed 2004 Page #68  
ey Biscayne Bay, and so forth. The stars would come out and the conversatio 2004 Page #181  
lo.:,y. :unrc,~J, 1 21)(),1 To the Stars ~-l·ru point cnl.'rh')JCOll'f}:t.. 2005 Page #30  
\Y/e now know how to travel to the stars .... There is an error in the equa 2005 Page #81  
 and now know how to travel to the stars and it won't take a lifetime to do 2005 Page #81  
in the sky that were decidedly not stars. In November 1953, though, he read 2005 Page #94  
egan a careful examinatio n of the stars and set about proving that some "s 2005 Page #95  
s and set about proving that some "stars" did not behave like ochers. The m 2005 Page #95  
th unexpected results. Some of the stars rud not produce the \Vrute lines c 2005 Page #95  
sed by the Earth's rotation. These stars simply vanished inrucating they we 2005 Page #95  
ging in the sky were no planets or stars but space machines. With the fadin 2005 Page #96  
, for a second time, Reich dimmed "stars" and induced them to move, "as if  2005 Page #96  
n the technology to cake us to the stars, saying that "we now have the tech 2005 Page #175  
y, which has a few hundred billion stars. It is almost 100,000 light years  2006 Page #5  
on planets around some of the 1000 stars within 54 light years, especially  2006 Page #5  
s away, we find a pair of sun like stars, Zeta 1 and Zeta 2 Reticuli. These 2006 Page #5  
body could be coming here from the stars. Think of all the people going thr 2006 Page #6  
              Scenarios of Contact stars in our sector of the Milky Way gal 2006 Page #70  
arth circling hundreds of sun-like stars. Any one of those planets might ha 2006 Page #70  
the technology to travel among the stars, but it's so wrapped up in deep bl 2007 Page #114  
 take our rightful place among the stars, and fulJy reach our potential to  2007 Page #120  
ky deep blue. I was lookjng at the stars and the wind was freezing. lt was  2007 Page #200  
na), astronomical objects (such as stars, planets, the sun, and the moon),  2008 Page #23  
callers that they were only seeing stars, a senior officer went outside to  2008 Page #31  
ith astrological alignments of the stars and planets. 128                   2008 Page #134  
 Apollo Program logo-adding random stars to the existing constellation, the 2008 Page #135  
 the astrological alignment of the stars and planets rather than on any non 2008 Page #135  
 clouds and turned into one of the stars and that was the last we saw of it 2009 Page #84  
 like a star and faded in with the stars. This was not of this Earth. Nothi 2009 Page #85  

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 Do you think trillions of ancient stars-whose far planets are just now bei 2005 Page #117  

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e whole thing was planned from the start, but Paul Bennewitz was his own wo 2003 Page #149  
 AFOSI decided that it was time to start drawing his attention away from th 2003 Page #150  
are on the project. When do we all start to laugh at the emperor ’s new clo 2003 Page #188  
t Ike ordered the real cover-up to start. In the late 70s and early 80s, wh 2003 Page #192  
at first my part of the job was to start chronicling the material and putti 2004 Page #42  
ingdom. Buried in secrecy from the start, the true nature of these events w 2004 Page #46  
n coming to work the next night to start our three mid shifts (11 p.m.-7 a. 2004 Page #55  
ell AFB in Montgomery, Alabama, to start looking for anything that had to d 2004 Page #70  
States Bessarabia Belarus • Moscow(start 12 March) • Ukraine-Lutsk, Raigoro 2004 Page #165  
d in many respects, was at least a start on re-examining the Aztec incident 2004 Page #224  
Stocks and me, intending for us to start an investigation into the photogra 2004 Page #226  
Titles • I. The Question • II. The Start of It All • III. The Heart of the  2004 Page #245  
t if we get early edge WHEN DID IT START? ■ Standing beside the first crash 2005 Page #5  
tions we can confront. \Xie should start, however, with a quick acknowledgm 2005 Page #73  
   Majic Eyes Only crash incidents start at a neutral pos1t1on until eviden 2005 Page #135  
. A German General just before the start of WW 2 in Europe noted (see Ref.  2006 Page #11  
ory, but it was the second and the start of the disinformation and obfuscat 2006 Page #44  
h degree of accuracy, but it was a start. Hal warned me not to expect to fi 2006 Page #80  
 people around the world (did this start with reports of the IRA firing on  2006 Page #107  
 biological warfare. Following the start of the Second World War, a highly  2006 Page #123  
ommon in the 1950's, someone might start to dig into other possibilities. " 2006 Page #126  
labbergasted. But when we saw them start speeding up, we did contact NORAD. 2006 Page #146  
the metal hot but it wouldn't even start the metal to yield." According to  2006 Page #176  
ountable federal government. Let's start with a look at why the big merua o 2007 Page #9  
TER TITLES I. The Question II. The Start of It All III. The Heart of the My 2007 Page #44  
es for what they might be. II. The Start of It All: June/July 1947, varied  2007 Page #44  
liams. M\'(/: Basically if l could start with name and age. How you got int 2007 Page #78  
 into computers is a good place to start. GM: Age is 41. MW: How did you st 2007 Page #78  
rt. GM: Age is 41. MW: How did you start in being interested in technology  2007 Page #78  
ou progress in your job. GM: I did start doing well but then I seemed to co 2007 Page #82  
look really bad. I would sometimes start off by saying that 911 was an insi 2007 Page #89  
s and the clouds get all black and start lighting and thunder and all that  2007 Page #122  
ay while the car was attempcing to start itself. There were also unmarked h 2007 Page #129  
 by Coral Lorenzen . After a false start with Project Blue Book, which dest 2007 Page #195  
Lights. It then took a position to start flying again and I tilted my head  2007 Page #200  
 skies last night and heralded the start of a search for a weird unidentifi 2008 Page #8  
ndal, seen widely as an attempt to start a war in Central America. Bush's n 2008 Page #142  
nterest in UFO research got a jump start when my boss at work at McDonnell  2009 Page #7  
r July 2487 recommendations : 1979 Start a serious program of civil defense 2009 Page #10  
o put an end to the space race and start joint missions with the Soviets. I 2009 Page #40  
at is when I took the dictation to start this space program I took it from  2009 Page #93  
sent clouds could be broken up and start rainfall at a specific place on a  2009 Page #162  

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at had moved to Cape Girardeau and started ministering at the Red Star Bapt 2003 Page #21  
light-training base before the war started. Hundreds of pilots were trained 2003 Page #33  
lack and white. The central saucer started releasing the white material, wh 2003 Page #41  
    UFO Crash Retrieval Conference started the first post-World War II wave 2003 Page #42  
and picking up my walking stick, I started out, walking back and forth acro 2003 Page #45  
nds of lichen, sat and rested, and started out again. I had just taken some 2003 Page #45  
stigate and pick up an object that started a fire." The report also indicat 2003 Page #56  
ter to keep us in line. And it all started with just a few little lies to c 2003 Page #142  
riod that Paul Bennewitz had first started to uncover his own cornucopia of 2003 Page #146  
oduction and Background BACKGROUND Started in 1967, knew Jim McDonald Led a 2003 Page #169  
ravity control “Retired ” in 1993, started on documents Friedman asked me t 2003 Page #169  
eness of the flying saucer problem started with Kenneth Arnold in June 1947 2003 Page #170  
de evidence that this facility was started under construction in January 19 2003 Page #176  
is evidence that this facility was started in 1951, probably for the expres 2003 Page #183  
grass" is a paranormal CIA project started in 1955, which I haven't confirm 2003 Page #194  
y. The Clinton Roswell crash story started just after Clinton entered the W 2003 Page #200  
get the facts on Roswell. The USAF started their study on what really happe 2003 Page #200  
ctorious mood, until the questions started. I was first up with the UFO que 2003 Page #202  
wn on Friday morning the Campesino started looking around the area of the i 2004 Page #11  
wN ON FRIDAY HORNING THE CAMPESINO STARTED LOMOND AROUND THE AREA OF THE TP 2004 Page #21  
ship Mystery of 1896-97, which all started in the fall of 1896 when a large 2004 Page #27  
st flight. "About two weeks ago, I started accompanied by these two assista 2004 Page #32  
trip," the stranger explained. "We started at night to avoid being seen. Ev 2004 Page #32  
to their ship, rose in the air and started toward Waco.,, "Until tonight th 2004 Page #32  
he speed of his vessel and the men started calling out to any possible surv 2004 Page #39  
e was getting ready for work. They started very early out in the oil fields 2004 Page #72  
 looked to the sky, and newspapers started illustrating what ranchers said  2004 Page #78  
ct of the operation. The agreement started to fall apart when the military  2004 Page #87  
's death. At that point James then started to talk. In an interview with th 2004 Page #93  
 for government documents after he started filing FOIAs on UFOs. One of Lun 2004 Page #101  
atic writing to talking and things started to happen. AFFA: What kind of pr 2004 Page #104  
Interstate Highway System had been started, and therefore makes him quite c 2004 Page #127  
 on my last Slide 29. Remember, we started with deceptive practices back in 2004 Page #130  
n, he changed stories and suddenly started remembering things, like the tap 2004 Page #139  
he opposite took place, and it all started with the Presidency of Richard N 2004 Page #178  
least not to me. The HoRoman story started in 1973 when Robert Emenegger an 2004 Page #181  
gger and Sandler took the film and started preparing the government's docum 2004 Page #182  
 see UFO footage, and I think they started pulling it out, and Shutle stepp 2004 Page #192  
le doubt.' My kind of story! So, I started digging further, but this time w 2004 Page #215  
FO Symposium: How the Saucer Story Started As a Con Game" Skeptical Inquire 2004 Page #223  
we probed deeper other things also started to fall into place which also se 2004 Page #234  
re. We also know that Lydia Sleppy started to transmit the story to ABC new 2004 Page #237  
alize it but you and Dr. Wood have started a shit storm. Nixon's SCE() orde 2004 Page #248  
r-certain recoveries for us to get started with ■ A system would be set up  2005 Page #5  
 "I have tried various methods -we started out with the ultrasound. \Xe hav 2005 Page #71  
r. But Ray Santilli is the man who started aU of this controversy in the fi 2005 Page #150  
austino said. "Reme, your dad just started working for the government. He d 2005 Page #156  
eaded home. The recovef) operation started about two days after our visit t 2005 Page #156  
0s that various aircraft companies started research projects on the contr?l 2005 Page #170  
e the Earth. Remember we have just started on our technological kick. Think 2006 Page #6  
roduction This crash investigation started for me when preparing for the 20 2006 Page #44  
  The Flatwoods Monster Incident I started spending more time out of the mo 2006 Page #92  
 areas more frequently. The locals started to notice me hanging around thei 2006 Page #92  
n't an average drop-in tourist and started to ask where I was from, what I  2006 Page #92  
e, and after several conversations started to piece together the events of  2006 Page #94  
g sounds and to have backed up and started over." 91                        2006 Page #94  
ated flight path trajectories, and started to piece the entire story togeth 2006 Page #97  
f these epidemics noted COULD have started from an alien pathogen, we need  2006 Page #108  
entified as Hantavirus) might have started either from escaped Dugway testi 2006 Page #112  
caravan. But later in the night he started rocking the caravan and was in a 2006 Page #128  
e from Cardiff University and they started to photograph the tree and all a 2006 Page #129  
 miles northeast of Key West): "We started seeing things on the scope and a 2006 Page #144  
y. He wanted to tape record me. He started making threats on me. We got int 2006 Page #161  
then armed guards came out and thg started to form a line around the area.  2006 Page #176  
 right angle turn, then slowed and started wobbling. Then it dropped downwa 2006 Page #177  
d as brightly as the fireball that started it all. On the other hand, we se 2006 Page #183  
ental health professionals. When I started at the Foundation, health profes 2006 Page #197  
es stamped CONFIDENTIAL ■ TS pages started with the "US Air Force" Chapter  2007 Page #45  
ave any ar school. GM: No that al1 started after school, teenager years. MW 2007 Page #79  
er studies at that time. They just started chat in my later years at second 2007 Page #80  
terest whilst young or older -what started your interest off? GM: My stepfa 2007 Page #80  
olly clouds but then the structure started to appear and it started to reve 2007 Page #86  
structure started to appear and it started to reveal the body of what at fi 2007 Page #86  
 boss, a secret saucer program was started at the BMW' /Heinke! factory in  2007 Page #111  
air. \Xii thin about 10 minutes it started smoking and they could see it ha 2007 Page #128  
e next day swarms of NASA vehicles started showing up in cars, trucks, even 2007 Page #128  
 didn't hear any noise, but a fire started right away. He was afraid but he 2007 Page #129  
ld officers explained why they had started the search." "This reminds me of 2007 Page #133  
after a few moments a fourth being started down the stairs, appeared to see 2007 Page #152  
querque, New Mexico: "Basically it started when me, Larry and Lisa were out 2007 Page #166  
t were probably part of a campfire started some weeks earlier by a hunter.  2008 Page #8  
hit the ground and whatever it was started moving back towards the open fie 2008 Page #80  
still with absolutely no sound. It started to move slowly. It took a couple 2008 Page #83  
the Wing Command Post.' ... So, we started walking and the light was there  2008 Page #89  
l as the local magnetic stom1 that started after the explosion) count in fa 2008 Page #102  
cting it was some kind of hoax, he started to mark it up with a red pen, as 2008 Page #105  
ed to the invasion of Poland which started World War II. It is instructive  2008 Page #128  
LED IBE lt'ffELLIGENCE COMMUNITY • STARTED WARS • BUT -rn£f- DIDN'T GR.,\1' 2008 Page #153  
ange. John was still with me and I started taking observations in my notebo 2009 Page #64  
OUGHS? When the light on the craft started to generate to a more white, bri 2009 Page #67  
right and white that came down and started hovering out in the distance in  2009 Page #79  
ructured craft. And then the craft started moving towards the right, went u 2009 Page #84  
in worked hard all of her life-she started working at Wright Field in 1942  2009 Page #87  
ch on such an offensive weapon was started in 1944 and still was being purs 2009 Page #159  
on as he disclosed its development started after American forces landed on  2009 Page #160  
pon. 3. Development of the weapon, started during the war, was not complete 2009 Page #161  
pon. 3. Development of the weapon, started during the war, was not complete 2009 Page #169  
opment, "Development of the weapon started after American forces landed in  2009 Page #170  
Zealand, while others claim it was started in New Zealand and would transfe 2009 Page #171  
ch on such an offensive weapon was started in 1944 and still was being purs 2009 Page #172  
s rough autobiography which he had started writing but never finished. Nota 2009 Page #173  
_e been ~~VCh•".'1 1 ... weapon wu started in IOH and 'countr,e, . o.t.,e.  2009 Page #182  

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

nister at Red Star Baptist Church, starting July 31, 1941 Friend gave him p 2003 Page #22  
D IOUSE APPROVES BILL TO CUT TAXES STARTING JANUARY 1 ■ Army Finds Flying S 2003 Page #119  
he people and situations that were starting to swirl around Paul Bennewitz  2003 Page #148  
old so many stories that they were starting to leak out of his research eff 2003 Page #150  
 going unanswered on the other was starting to take its toll. Late in 1981, 2003 Page #150  
d 23 provide definitions and data, starting with extraterrestrial technolog 2003 Page #173  
 other UFO reports from witnesses. Starting with Slide 66, I conclude that  2003 Page #187  
n, and in 1947 we had the Cold War starting, with the U.S.S.R. So, there is 2004 Page #123  
y of MJ-12. These offers were made starting in 1983 as well. She dealt with 2004 Page #193  
 'I.Vas met with definitive rebuke starting in the 1970s with the release o 2005 Page #73  
dely covered artificial satellites starting in 1952. At least three witness 2005 Page #130  
 -40-60% ~ The medium level is the starting point for most UFO crash retrie 2005 Page #137  
t radar and communications systems starting in 1960, after 12 secret failur 2006 Page #8  
ning the Army, Stone found himself starting a very untypical military caree 2006 Page #16  
ncisco Examiner article. From that starting point, it has been and still is 2006 Page #44  
in with a blank page, save for the starting question, "What if...?" The Con 2006 Page #49  
H. He saw them when they were just starting up. He saw the same image I was 2006 Page #145  
must have been made numerous times starting with the first detection by rad 2006 Page #173  
oundtion UFO Field Detectors Since starting work with the Bigelow Foundatio 2006 Page #200  
merging space tra vel capability ► Starting to harness nuclear and other co 2007 Page #37  
wed by "USAF", was visibly printed starting immediately behind the windows  2007 Page #100  
ntil you returned to your physical starting point and slowed back down to n 2008 Page #95  
an "Enabling Act" which became the starting point for Hitler's dictatorship 2008 Page #128  
t only had the distinction of kick starting the UFO age but also for all in 2009 Page #179  

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

which overlooked the Sound, he was startled to see a string of bright red l 2004 Page #45  
 of Jardim Andere, when tl1ey were startled by what appeared to be an odd-l 2005 Page #31  
llowed the spectacle with our eyes startled, when we saw the disc explode i 2007 Page #194  

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

 /' _, .. :t~z ..... , .... Meteor Startles Reno ·-----,.,. ·-·---·--;::"-: 2008 Page #21  

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

llowed. Sprinkle was aghast at the startling transformation in Paul Bennewi 2003 Page #144  
newspaper archives and came to the startling conclusion that "it does not a 2004 Page #66  
ork Symposium where he was to make startling revelations. The reason? Death 2004 Page #145  
s lens, he came back with a rather startling result. In taking the four sur 2004 Page #233  
t, later stamped i\1L\JIC, unveils startling contents .9 Near midnight on J 2005 Page #125  
 NHI culture, with the prospect of startling changes in human education, re 2006 Page #60  
, his father had revealed to rum a startling story concernin g records on N 2007 Page #138  
f the details of this particularly startling affair. Yet, once again-and de 2008 Page #31  
Government has secretly hidden the startling, extrateITestrial truth ever s 2008 Page #100  
ailed similarity of the wording is startling. It even refers to the same Ma 2009 Page #13  

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

cing a science-fiction drama which starts with the RAF shooting down a UFO. 2006 Page #131  
 —a longtime Lummi Island resident—starts asking questions around the Belli 2006 Page #188  
ew. III. The Heart of the Mystery: starts in 222 B.C.; ships dropping stuff 2007 Page #44  
OK CHAPTER TITLES X. The Landings: starts at 1909, confirms 1947 cases in N 2007 Page #44  
and "evening squall." When the sun starts to set, the heat from the canyon  2007 Page #122  
 $600. 000 and this space program, starts you ·will have had your moment in 2009 Page #93  

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." Legal implications of biosphere starus: TBA SLIDE# 11 Curved driveway an 2005 Page #54  

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'We now kncw how I o travel to the stas! • 'There is an arc( in the egialio 2006 Page #27  

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

on them. Often teachers had secret stashes of computers. \X/as your skill o 2007 Page #80  

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was going to thoroughly search it. Stashing my camera equipment in my pack  2003 Page #45  

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 it Sfc? dg® ti— — taw to— tmlhrin stat soil— ateuld &□ botso silk —jar* to 2003 Page #221  
aa taw sassed to co bo ba tasad so—stat ay— aa s—If st fa ar 1—efnalaal opj 2003 Page #221  

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 self-published seven weU-receiYed Stat11s Repo1ts on crashed UFO incidents 2005 Page #139  

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

 Z~.1ln:_1cl. Dritl,h nnd U:1llcd :Statca ~ · l'CIC!:ili,ts &re reported to 2009 Page #183  

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

“celestial devices ”, "confines of state secrets", "applications of this ne 2003 Page #26  
the Puget Sound area in Washington state that resulted in the recovery of m 2003 Page #41  
 U.S. Army War College, New Mexico State Library, Santa Fe, NM, Music by Bl 2003 Page #44  
Greensburg area saw the phenomena. State police there say there is a fire i 2003 Page #53  
 off on the order of U.S. Army and state police officials, reportedly in an 2003 Page #55  
h Dussia, the commander of Troop A State Police headquarters in Greensburg, 2003 Page #55  
 information contacted the Troop A state police barracks in Greensburg. Mur 2003 Page #59  
uite a while before Carl Metz, the state police fire marshal and another in 2003 Page #59  
ohn Murphy, after talking with the state police fire marshal who had just r 2003 Page #59  
eturned from the woods, called the state police barracks in Greensburg to f 2003 Page #59  
e it at a future date. Leslie does state the following information about he 2003 Page #66  
rning the fireball it was stated, "State police from Greensburg, Army and A 2003 Page #66  
re a number of local witnesses who state that the day after the incident, t 2003 Page #66  
that one witness was afraid of the state police, and another was afraid of  2003 Page #67  
into the area they were stopped by state police at a road block. They were  2003 Page #70  
neth Arnold sighting in Washington State becomes the subject of internation 2003 Page #86  
tember 17, 1947 — Returning from a state visit to Brazil, President Truman  2003 Page #87  
 near Military Installation in the State of New Mexico." If MJ-12 was a rea 2003 Page #87  
 in UFOs and the National Security State: "Forrestal continued in good spir 2003 Page #91  
d an M. A. in Bioscience from Ball State University in Muncie, Indiana in 1 2003 Page #111  
ree of particles as in the initial state. One Bi/Mg fragment weighed at 97  2003 Page #112  
the postmodern era. The New Mexico State Police office in Cimarron had rece 2003 Page #142  
the far northwestern corner of the state had been investigating anomalous l 2003 Page #143  
taken place about 20 miles east of state Capitol in the Santa Fe National F 2003 Page #146  
t these on to the Pentagon and his State Senators, who didn't know what to  2003 Page #150  
 CIA and then was forwarded to the State Department, Defense Intelligence A 2003 Page #163  
erence• Two pages forwarded to the State Department by the CIA • Detail the 2003 Page #164  
ule of meetings, briefing, photos, state dinners, and in Bill Clinton's cas 2003 Page #189  
 It involves the longest servicing State Secretary in U.S. history Cordell  2003 Page #190  
orgotten. All of the 1950s stories state that Ike had gone to nearby Edward 2003 Page #192  
 information at the time, plus the state of confusion that existed in the N 2003 Page #193  
 role of your present Secretary of State Colin Powell. Powell was Reagan's  2003 Page #199  
signed and returned to the Sec. Of State 7/9/47, elb" and bottom extreme le 2003 Page #204  
e memo and sent it back to Sec. of State. Therefore, the directive could ha 2003 Page #204  
tated and returned to Secretary of state. 4. On Sunday, July 6 and complete 2003 Page #204  
nch and until 3:00 PM Secretary of State, Marshall meets with the President 2003 Page #204  
ft Memorandum for the secretary of state dated July 2, 1947. IX Together th 2003 Page #205  
our mission you should endeavor to state as concisely as possible your esti 2003 Page #206  
ret Memorandum for General Carter, State Department, 11 July 1947 from Hume 2003 Page #211  
 5 rtlsndea you should endeavor to state as concisely as possible yers 1 cs 2003 Page #212  
our alsalon you should endeavor to state as concisely as 9©oGibl0 your astl 2003 Page #213  
signed and returned to the Sec. of State 7/9/47, elb XTMK S3 raMay year ayy 2003 Page #215  
                     Department of State THE SECRETARY                      2003 Page #218  
                      SECRETARY OF STaTE I have carefully considered the su 2003 Page #222  
sponsibility you are authorized to state categorically that the United Stat 2003 Page #222  
          TOI-gjOTB PDEPARTMENT OF STATE WASHINGTON July 8, 1947 MEMORANDUM 2003 Page #224  
 He is generally familiar with the state of affairs in China and intimately 2003 Page #224  
) ar (E) T0f‘-~£59 fiBai' Dept, of State letter. Aug. 9, 1973 f WARS        2003 Page #224  
our mission you should endeavor to state as concisely as possible your esti 2003 Page #225  
 He is generally faalllar with the state of affairs in China and personally 2003 Page #228  
                        Dale£4^ OF STATE ...  ■■■■■•’ SECRETARY ’ , X$*/EF  2003 Page #230  
 generally familiar with the China state of affairs and par- (0 ticularly w 2003 Page #230  
now of the details is Secretary of State Marshall. It has become known to C 2003 Page #235  
lligence Agency, and Department of State, that the vast majority of Moon Du 2004 Page #5  
n Dust. Similarly, a Department of State telegram of August 1967 from the A 2004 Page #7  
 to come from a U.S. Department of State telegram transmitted from the Amer 2004 Page #7  
 Bolivia, to the U.S. Secretary of State, Washington, D.C., on 15 May 1978. 2004 Page #7  
orldwide History The Department of State was not the only branch of governm 2004 Page #8  
both the CIA and the Department of State, and discovered that on 18 May 197 2004 Page #9  
ded a telegram to the Secretary of State, Washington, D.C. Classified "Secr 2004 Page #9  
ties. Your attention is invited to State Airgram A-6343, July 26, 1973 whic 2004 Page #9  
. Air Force, and the Department of State. Its contents make for intriguing  2004 Page #9  
olivians keeping the Department of State in the dark? Regardless, of the an 2004 Page #9  
t origin. It has — this we wish to state emphatically — not been built on e 2004 Page #13  
 CIA and that was forwarded to the State Department, Defense Intelligence A 2004 Page #17  
cross the southern portions of the state on April 10, 1897. Yet hoaxes coul 2004 Page #28  
 craft in a secret lab in New York State and had decided to take it for a t 2004 Page #32  
soon found myself passing over the state of Indiana." Yet another witness,  2004 Page #32  
h a statement by former New Mexico State Representative Jon Andrew Kissner, 2004 Page #60  
I have information from New Mexico State Rep. Andy Kissner to share about w 2004 Page #61  
itten in 1994 by Former New Mexico State Rep. J. Andrew Kissner, from Las C 2004 Page #62  
t May 15, 1947, V-2 rocket launch? State Representative Andrew Kissner lear 2004 Page #64  
projected flight path." New Mexico State Representative Andrew Kissner also 2004 Page #65  
ken to a facility somewhere in the state of New Mexico that was underground 2004 Page #66  
s, Andrew Kissner, in his official state legislator position, arranged to t 2004 Page #70  
Los Alamos added to the New Mexico State Historical Register. The importanc 2004 Page #71  
pelled in document) objects in the state of New Mexico, between 4 July to 6 2004 Page #79  
orne release of radiation over the state of New Mexico. AFTAC detachment fr 2004 Page #81  
aviation crisis. Former New Mexico State Representative Andrew Kissner thin 2004 Page #82  
ar story, Roosevelt's Secretary of State Cordell Hull showed his cousin Rev 2004 Page #84  
h included being president of Penn State University for 15 years. Walker ha 2004 Page #98  
ce departments, sheriff's offices, state police, the media, and citizenry.  2004 Page #108  
vered; photo of alien seen 2 1942 "State North of Georgia", USA 1 1 1 0 1 I 2004 Page #110  
tain Arsenal, where even today the State of Colorado is involved in litigat 2004 Page #125  
for all of the twelve reports that state a size estimate. You can see that  2004 Page #129  
y bogus documents that essentially state the hidden true facts are delibera 2004 Page #140  
 a new term to describe a person's state of confusion about when he or she  2004 Page #148  
 types come into conflict in every state.' J.V. Stalin's Workers' Paradise  2004 Page #154  
atus • Advanced Optical Weaponry • State of the Art Lasers • Fiber Optics • 2004 Page #162  
e in the event witnesses approach. State security is then dispatched with g 2004 Page #169  
independent university to publicly state future investigation was a waste o 2004 Page #178  
ill Lead Us. IEEE Journal of Solid State Circuits 32, No.12, December 1997. 2005 Page #12  
erucles rushed to Campinas, in the State of Sao Paulo, going straight to Ur 2005 Page #32  
lo, going straight to Urucamp, the State Uruversit) in the city of Campinas 2005 Page #32  
laborator y in the premises of the state uruversity. The box, with two hole 2005 Page #32  
ng over the southern region of the State of M.inas Gerais. It appeared to b 2005 Page #36  
1974 from Sacramento 's California State University. One degree was in Anth 2005 Page #64  
n our global ci\·ilization is in a state of major crisis?" For surely, our  2005 Page #77  
ely, our civilization is in such a state. What is Being Hidden? Here is whe 2005 Page #77  
 "know" it. Beyond this bare bones state of affairs, a few other things loo 2005 Page #77  
e units were in a constant 'ready' state for dispatch to any area in the US 2005 Page #79  
dence point to a large area in the state of New Mexico known as the White S 2005 Page #125  
ree witnesses have come forward to state that they have seen the manual. U. 2005 Page #130  
 in her community in \.Xlashington State before her death in 1998, she came 2005 Page #131  
o a memorandum in the files of the State Department, the soldiers designate 2005 Page #134  
 Witnesses (1st hand, professions, state of mind, number, relationships) 3. 2005 Page #135  
ice departments, sheriffs offices, state police, the media, and citizenry.  2005 Page #139  
ences to MOON DUST in declassified State Department cables, but the reveali 2005 Page #142  
public domain by the Department of State, Air Force, Defense Intelligence A 2005 Page #142  
 request to the U.S. Department of State. The case concerned a crashed obje 2005 Page #142  
ea of expertise . Salas went on to state that it was indeed the Alien Autop 2005 Page #148  
is the truth." Santilli went on to state, yet again, that he believes the c 2005 Page #150  
\Xlodd than middle-class America-a state where a vet") smaU percentage of t 2005 Page #153  
ice of parents and a friend in the state police. In time, they grew up and  2005 Page #154  
e in two vehicles, a pick-up and a State Police car. \Vhen they could drive 2005 Page #155  
." mobile units were In a constant state to recover downed UFOs, Roswell •  2006 Page #26  
A. Walker Former president or Penn State University 1987 conversation w th  2006 Page #27  
wn. - Distribution list: NSA. Sec. State, CIA 12/80. Rendelsham Forest. Lan 2006 Page #28  
ect that fell from the sky. • U.S. State Department files (vitt, copies goi 2006 Page #29  
ook UFOs and the National Security State. His book cited a 1949 San Francis 2006 Page #44  
s" of the flYIng saucers. Maryland State Talk:men loiited the two old =chin 2006 Page #45  
raxton County in the center of the state. I soon discovered that UFO sighti 2006 Page #89  
teors that have ever landed in the state of West Virginia according to thei 2006 Page #97  
e above its head." Further details state, "It had claw-like 'toy' hands, to 2006 Page #98  
ry, I discovered The West Virginia State Police got involved in the debunki 2006 Page #99  
uring a meteor shower over a three state area." Several "(U.P.)" articles s 2006 Page #99  
 reasonable to conjecture that the state of the art understanding of retrov 2006 Page #105  
 the recovery of a crashed disk in state of Chihuahua. Although the trail i 2006 Page #109  
 CDC, and not long thereafter, the State of N.M. and the IHS formally reque 2006 Page #110  
 the caravan and was in a terrible state. "Then we suddenly saw this thing  2006 Page #128  
arefully worded statement does not state that such records did not exist; o 2006 Page #133  
nt near the town of Coyame, in the state of Chihuahua, not far from the U.S 2006 Page #133  
 Earthfiles.com. Former New Mexico State Representative, Andrew Kissner, ap 2006 Page #139  
he "enemy weapons systems." Former State Rep. Kissner's military and intell 2006 Page #139  
he research that former New Mexico State Representative, Andrew Kissner, di 2006 Page #139  
n the mid-1990s, former New Mexico State Representative Andrew Kissner told 2006 Page #141  
at WWIll was at hand. Secretary of State Dean Acheson went to bed thinking  2006 Page #165  
nce "coon after my arrival at the (State) Department, Doug Secretag of Defe 2006 Page #167  
 is that Acheson, who had left the State Department building, was at the Wh 2006 Page #167  
been detected off the coast of the State of Maine at mid-day. Later, a spok 2006 Page #169  
s the ConAC Air Defense Controller state that the original track had faded  2006 Page #170  
ed aircraft and put the USA into a state of high alert and then weren't abl 2006 Page #173  
g season to speak of in Washington State. From pleasure craft to purse sein 2006 Page #183  
 Donald Johnson, 41 the Washington State Director of MUFON (the Mutual UFO  2006 Page #188  
l interview. • Johnson, Donald A., State Director of the Mutual UFO Network 2006 Page #194  
ons and the new national-securit y state. The ClA's Frank \X/isner created  2007 Page #11  
y." An advertisement placed by the State of Kansas's Department of Industri 2007 Page #61  
Os and the 1"\Tatio11al Sec111i!J1 State, Richard iv[. Dolan, Keyhole! Publ 2007 Page #77  
 the O.1.C. told him that he could state that these aircraft could "exceed  2007 Page #108  
he park sealed off by military and state police officers. The two tried to  2007 Page #129  
eferences in his book, but he does state that: "Rothberg was .Kilgallen's i 2007 Page #135  
z, Bolivia, ro the US Secretary of State, Washjngton, D.C., on i'vlay 15, 1 2007 Page #141  
ies . Your attention is invited to State Airgram A-6343, July 26, 1973 whic 2007 Page #142  
olivians keeping the Department of State in the dark? Those same questions  2007 Page #142  
ever seen anything like this,-says State. Sen. Jules Burbach, who has repre 2007 Page #145  
t I remember. He had a New Mex.ico State Patrol uruform on and 1 remember t 2007 Page #169  
 on and 1 remember the car being a state police car because it was black an 2007 Page #169  
use it was black and white and the state trooper cars were black and w]ijte 2007 Page #169  
ne guy turning traffic around, the state trooper. And the thing was probabl 2007 Page #170  
, the 1974 UFO entered the Mexican state of Chihuahua , characterized by ta 2007 Page #185  
 the city of Campinas in Sao Paulo State and the dare December 13, 1954. Th 2007 Page #193  
 in a beach in Ubatuba , Sao Paulo State, in 1957, have been analyzed by a  2007 Page #194  
. . UFOs and the National Security State Volume 11-1973 -1991 Richard Dolan 2008 Page #5  
o the collective population of the state." Those same measures may include  2008 Page #24  
rnational trade safety through the state borders, and-most paramount of all 2008 Page #25  
establishments that existed in the state at the time. As evidence of this,  2008 Page #26  
 Grays Harbor County in Washington State. 34 ..                             2008 Page #40  
                      0 Washington State Map .. ,-~ . June 24, 194 7 Kennet 2008 Page #41  
ent j ' Figure I Map of Washington State The way I became aware of the West 2008 Page #41  
 the southwest coast of Washington State, Westport is about 26 miles from A 2008 Page #41  
 the southwest coast of Washington State and crashed in the forest south of 2008 Page #42  
llow deputies who now work for the State of Washington . I was unable to fi 2008 Page #45  
 - In 1987, Don Johnson, the MUFON State Director, and Robert Gribble, the  2008 Page #45  
y noise. The police log goes on to state the call was referred to a Deputy  2008 Page #46  
 had at least gotten Larry Lake to state he believed the object that crashe 2008 Page #46  
h her husband driving westbound on State Route 12 by Central Park about 4 m 2008 Page #49  
deen was also driving westbound on State Route 12 by Elma, WA; some 20 mile 2008 Page #49  
on Seacrest Lane near the Westport State Park. At about the same date as th 2008 Page #53  
h small children. Don Johnson, the State Director who offered help, left th 2008 Page #55  
irector who offered help, left the State. I was going through my own person 2008 Page #55  
les east of the Bay City Bridge on State Route l 05. !lRN.J A SlHPl,E SKITC 2008 Page #56  
ural Resources (DNR) of Washington State. My wife asked to read my Westport 2008 Page #57  
respected marine biologists in the State.31 What jumped out at me was a det 2008 Page #57  
o known as the Bay City Brid ge on State Route 105 about 4 miles east of We 2008 Page #69  
edicoecological examination of the state of health of the native inhabitant 2008 Page #102  
arent. However , this memo doesn't state clearly what they are. Three peopl 2008 Page #106  
rthermore , although he did not so state in the report, many of the more co 2008 Page #107  
                   be the first to state that it is not possible to detem1i 2008 Page #108  
overeignty, giving each celes::ial state the right to make whatever use is  2008 Page #113  
onsists in the appropr iation by a state of res nu __ ius. Until the last c 2008 Page #113  
 uninhabit ed or in an elemen tary state of civilization. The imperialist e 2008 Page #113  
 subject co the sovereignty of any state is considered ~ nullius. If it cou 2008 Page #113  
be no c!a:.m of res nullius by any state on earth (if that state should dec 2008 Page #113  
ius by any state on earth (if that state should deci.ae in the future ::.o  2008 Page #113  
 it but they have been living in a state of emergency since Sept. 14, 200 I 2008 Page #123  
rs of a totalitarian "Big Brother" state. ln early 2006, such fear of micro 2008 Page #123  
, typically through the merging of state and business leadership together w 2008 Page #124  
e individual is subordinate to the state, usually headed by a single leader 2008 Page #124  
ratism because it is the merger of State and corporate power," declared Mus 2008 Page #124  
that in those European nations the state gained control over the corporatio 2008 Page #124  
tions have gained control over the state. The end result is the same. "The  2008 Page #124  
ons and a fonner U.S. secretary of state who moved smoothly between governm 2008 Page #125  
nce for the Nazi Gestapo or Secret State Police. America 's International T 2008 Page #128  
commerce, and governor of New York State. Both Harrimans had been members o 2008 Page #129  
 Gray also worked closely with the State Department , especially concerning 2008 Page #134  
 Foster Dulles as his secretary of state and his brother, Allen Dulles, as  2008 Page #138  
would go on to become secretary of state under President Richard Nixon to h 2008 Page #138  
1946, Hoover side-stepped the U.S. State Department by attending a meeting  2008 Page #139  
s many small institutions in every state, received aid from the Rockefeller 2008 Page #140  
most sensitive officesSecretary of State Alexander Haig, Secretary of Defen 2008 Page #142  
mmediate criticism from educators, state authorities and libertarians alike 2008 Page #142  
deral expectation , even to taking state control or turning them over to pr 2008 Page #143  
 The governor of the most populous state in the Union, Arnold Schwarzennege 2008 Page #144  
wap roles creating a merger of the state and industry -the very definition  2008 Page #145  
      UFOs & the National Secruity State, Volume II 1973-1991 Richard M. Do 2008 Page #157  
1975 ■ l\ Return of the UFOs ■ The State of Ufology ■ UFO Crash in Wales ■  2008 Page #159  
:rvfilitary Encotmters ■ 1975: The State of Technology ■ UFO Research in 19 2008 Page #159  
ion ■ Summing Up 1975 ■ 1976: TI1e State of UFO Rese:uch ■ 1976 Politics ■  2008 Page #160  
ln1 Before the Storn1, 1984-1986 ■ State of Ufology: 19S4 ■ MUFON and the N 2008 Page #164  
128 UFOs and the National Security State Richard Dolan .................... 2009 Page #5  
: Title and introduction (p 1) The State of UFO Intelligence Operations (p  2009 Page #8  
 directly above the territory of a state is subject to the sovereignty ofUF 2009 Page #14  
to the sovereignty ofUFO's. (b) No state can exercise sovereignty over spac 2009 Page #14  
emonstrating its sovereignty . THE STATE OF UFO INTELLIGENCE OPERATIONS Sin 2009 Page #15  
n with it are operating at a lower state of effectiveness and morale, and l 2009 Page #15  
ng the following day, Secretary of State Dulles made the strange reply that 2009 Page #18  
l intelligenc e was available from State, Defense, and CIA, but that these  2009 Page #18  
lic through various means the true state of UFO reality, so far as such kno 2009 Page #21  
le flying saucer incidents in that state. And even though two digests were  2009 Page #24  
hat most urgent action be taken by State, Defense, and CIA to improve commu 2009 Page #26  
ore near Puget Sound in Washington State, and in fact Arnold was hired to i 2009 Page #29  
emos were declassified in 1976 and state: The following plans in support of 2009 Page #36  
George Bundy and the Department of State. 31                                2009 Page #37  
hief spokesman." Furthermore Serpa state that on December 24, 2005, two-pag 2009 Page #52  
rd in a June 25th press release to state: #1 Audio Halt ( :27) Col. Halt: " 2009 Page #59  
t lecturer in the local library, a State Section Director for the Mutual UF 2009 Page #88  
e Mutual UFO Network in Washington State. CONT ACT INFORJvlA TION: jarnes(j 2009 Page #96  
      UFOs & the National Secruity State, Volume 111973-1991 Richard M. Dol 2009 Page #141  
 would not even dream of doing. To state this plainly, the level of compete 2009 Page #155  
 found the answer in the Wisconsin State Journal article which revealed tha 2009 Page #157  

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ription given in the Department of State's telegram of 15 May: "The object  2004 Page #10  
wn into doubt by the Department of State's "Secret" telegram of 18 May, whi 2004 Page #10  
 formation;" and the Department of State's revelation that, "the general re 2004 Page #10  
s were sent to Belo Horizonte, the State's capital, for a thorough analysis 2005 Page #34  
rimarily because the Department of State's airgram of 15 May states: "The o 2005 Page #143  

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ht be argued, he was in an altered state-of-mind -that Bethurum was blessed 2009 Page #54  

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is only the CIA, KGB or equivalent state-sponsored intelligence agency that 2004 Page #253  

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 program to promote themselves via state-themed murals on the sides of thei 2007 Page #70  

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  June Crain made three itnportant state1nents related to UFO's: She emphas 2009 Page #90  

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 ng adnaian asad tta& kfco felt ed Statea On— mA ana e—liar aaniatawoe in a 2003 Page #226  

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keston military commanders Huffman stated via Charlette that besides milita 2003 Page #34  
where a strange tale emerged. Fisk stated he had a doctorate in psychology, 2003 Page #36  
 Kecksburg." Above the headline it stated, "Army Ropes Off Area." Included  2003 Page #55  
ses have been interviewed who have stated that they also saw the object dow 2003 Page #60  
me from a truck driver (Myron) who stated that in 1965 he had worked for a  2003 Page #61  
origin from the Kecksburg area. As stated before, according to the only gov 2003 Page #66  
cle concerning the fireball it was stated, "State police from Greensburg, A 2003 Page #66  
ecember 10, 1965, where it is also stated, "Meanwhile, scientists, and Army 2003 Page #66  
ry personnel. Other observers have stated that military personnel actually  2003 Page #66  
ant their statements aired. It was stated in the broadcast that one witness 2003 Page #67  
onight and get done with it." As I stated in my Kecksburg video documentary 2003 Page #68  
while not denying this account, he stated that he didn't want to get involv 2003 Page #68  
ry cordial, but almost immediately stated that he nearly called me to cance 2003 Page #68  
oked similar to a deer trail. Joel stated, "I don't know what the heck else 2003 Page #69  
 dispersive spectroscopy (EDS). He stated: Figure 7. Energy dispersive spec 2003 Page #104  
town of Pecos. The two page letter stated that the writer had to remain ano 2003 Page #146  
statement by Easley's daughter who stated her father had promised not to ta 2003 Page #191  
t George Filer of "Filer's Files," stated that Mrs. Ramey had told him duri 2003 Page #191  
n published a headline story which stated "A.F. Men Examine UFO: Object Fou 2003 Page #192  
rank Edwards, who broke the story, stated that the object had been moved to 2003 Page #192  
igadier General Steven Lovekin who stated that he had been shown small UFO  2003 Page #192  
 In a conversation with me Lovekin stated that Eisenhower knew what was goi 2003 Page #192  
ssmen and others in April 1997. He stated, I was fortunate enough to travel 2003 Page #194  
eagan leaned over to Spielberg and stated, "I bet there aren't six people i 2003 Page #198  
ences out of Reagan's speeches. He stated he worked hard to keep the alien  2003 Page #199  
ally was an alien invasion. Powell stated that whenever Reagan brought up a 2003 Page #199  
he little green men again." Powell stated further that the concept of Star  2003 Page #199  
feller to Dr. Gibbons, Rockefeller stated, "You indicated that you will kee 2003 Page #200  
bout Roswell. This is what Clinton stated, I got a letter from 13-year-old  2003 Page #201  
uestion. The government has always stated that all UFO material has been re 2003 Page #202  
o cover-up. Cheney however clearly stated that the subject was "probably cl 2003 Page #202  
reverse? Especially when Wedemeyer stated that he had written his own direc 2003 Page #208  
Report of Fallen Space Object," it stated: 1. The Bolivian newspapers carri 2004 Page #7  
IA's report of 15 May 1978 clearly stated that the object had fallen to ear 2004 Page #9  
 telegram of 18 May, which clearly stated that, "No direct correlation with 2004 Page #10  
m near Santa Cruz, Bolivia. Source stated that the object was about 70 cent 2004 Page #10  
nstruction for Air Force officers, stated: "The crashing of the Spitsbergen 2004 Page #13  
to the Spitsbergen incident, which stated: An abandoned silvery disc was fo 2004 Page #14  
s C.W. Fitch and George Popovich — stated: Our Canadian Research Group has  2004 Page #14  
outer edge." Knowledgeable sources stated to Martin that a diversionary tac 2004 Page #16  
 News microfilm library. The story stated: About six o'clock this morning t 2004 Page #26  
 not mention the hieroglyphics and stated simply, "The pilot, who was not a 2004 Page #27  
niversity of North Texas in Denton stated in a news release that at least o 2004 Page #30  
e ordinary sea foam, the fishermen stated years 36                          2004 Page #39  
a ship off Government Point. Chris stated that he was in the RCAF, so what  2004 Page #44  
e aware of reports from the United Stated Air Force personnel that nuclear  2004 Page #54  
I could not tell for sure...it was stated that the craft was retrieved some 2004 Page #74  
resembled brushed aluminum. It was stated in the report that there were por 2004 Page #74  
to brief the President on UFOs. He stated that this was done every three mo 2004 Page #84  
aw at the crash site, Edwin always stated that he had promised Truman his s 2004 Page #84  
by the Sci-Fi channel his daughter stated,                                  2004 Page #84  
is speech opening the pad, Hellyer stated that in 1954 the government had o 2004 Page #87  
 if Wilbert had been involved. She stated that he had in fact been at the c 2004 Page #87  
nd that was the card he played. He stated that he had been told about the e 2004 Page #87  
onal Archives. Not surprisingly he stated that he couldn't find the UFO fil 2004 Page #87  
th the Sudbug Star newspaper Smith stated: "The only reason that those in a 2004 Page #88  
to cover up the ET presence, Smith stated that all government knew. In a Fe 2004 Page #88  
n a February 23, 1959 letter Smith stated: For your information EVERY natio 2004 Page #88  
lurgist working with Smith, openly stated he had handled it. When I asked h 2004 Page #94  
 possession of U.S. officials. She stated that she recalled Wilbert Smith h 2004 Page #94  
 hardware his father handled, also stated he was aware his father had been  2004 Page #95  
bodies were being stored. Thompson stated that the strong odor of embalming 2004 Page #97  
orking. in his letter to Weaver he stated that the bodies were later moved  2004 Page #97  
es rumored with UFOs and MJ-12. He stated, when asked, that he knew all the 2004 Page #98  
. On one occasion, for example, he stated: You are delving into an area tha 2004 Page #99  
ce recovered by Alvin Moore. Smith stated that his piece had been shot off  2004 Page #102  
y. His background, although not so stated in the articles, had involved shi 2004 Page #127  
rom the FBI report on the recovery stated, "The recovered aircraft 127      2004 Page #130  
ate and recover wreckage) have all stated categorically that it is true tha 2004 Page #132  
e of interplanetary war, or why he stated in a speech at West Point in 1962 2004 Page #133  
ion, and that, just as H. G. Wells stated in his fiction, there is a near c 2004 Page #133  
FO Crash Retrieval Conference As I stated earlier, Jesse Marcel said that a 2004 Page #139  
 substance resembling bakelite. As stated before, there was foil-like mater 2004 Page #142  
about 1990 by author Kevin Randle, stated that he still could not talk abou 2004 Page #144  
n men who have walked on the Moon, stated recently in a public lecture in R 2004 Page #146  
s about the Roswell Incident? As I stated previously, the late Senator Barr 2004 Page #146  
said "we both know the rumors." He stated he had "intelligent friends who h 2004 Page #146  
n Astronaut Dr. Edgar Mitchell has stated publicly that his sources have to 2004 Page #176  
, Brigadier-General Steven Lovekin stated that during his time with Siznals 2004 Page #177  
ors in the Disney Company. Kimball stated in his MUFON presentation that th 2004 Page #179  
s. The officers approaching Disney stated that he would be provided with UF 2004 Page #179  
ething with it in Britain. Maloney stated that while in Los Angeles he had  2004 Page #179  
 application he put in for the job stated that he had "specialized in the s 2004 Page #181  
alled UFO Cover-up...Live, Shartle stated he had viewed the film and descri 2004 Page #182  
with just another story. Emenegger stated that they were given many other f 2004 Page #184  
 would have a different answer. He stated that it had been pulled because t 2004 Page #185  
know about. On another occasion he stated the government didn't have diplom 2004 Page #185  
udy on UFOs, according to Sheehan, stated that a certain percentage of UFOs 2004 Page #187  
efore, and during his interview he stated that Shirley MacLaine had told hi 2004 Page #188  
came from a Florida caller Shirley stated that Carter had tried but couldn' 2004 Page #188  
chives in the classified vault. He stated that his girlfriend was very inte 2004 Page #191  
he Joint Chiefs of Staff. This man stated he had seen documents with MJ-1 2 2004 Page #191  
. I was given his first name. • He stated that he had been up to the stacks 2004 Page #191  
wining document appeared legit. He stated many reasons including the fact t 2004 Page #191  
 again by Colonel Coleman. Coleman stated that the government wanted Emeneg 2004 Page #192  
g from President Reagan? Emenegger stated that there was no denial and no a 2004 Page #192  
 was something much different. She stated that Doty began the interview by  2004 Page #193  
s in producing the film. Don- then stated the historic film could not be re 2004 Page #194  
UFO project. When confronted, Doty stated the government would still like t 2004 Page #194  
eagan leaned over to Spielberg and stated, "I bet there aren't six people i 2004 Page #195  
me examples are: • Webster Hubbell stated in his 1997 book Friends in High  2004 Page #196  
arah McClendon, Clinton reportedly stated when asked why he didn't do somet 2004 Page #197  
 what was going on. Harry Lebelson stated independently that he had been to 2004 Page #197  
eath of Dorothy Kilgallen • Father stated she died of heart attack sitting  2004 Page #206  
r example, Kevin Randle has always stated that the lack of provenance is on 2004 Page #224  
 November 15, 1954, Miss Gilgallen stated that a Harvard professor is telli 2004 Page #247  
ublic's right to know to begin" as stated in his cover letter. However, let 2004 Page #253  
data, cardiologist Cesario Furtado stated that "the fine toxic granulations 2005 Page #34  
s, veterinarian in Belo Horizonte, stated that the findings suggested the p 2005 Page #34  
moment it entered the hospital. He stated that when t[)ring to examine the  2005 Page #36  
study civil defense needs. The man stated to Young and Chetham that he and  2005 Page #39  
n of the object rufficult. He also stated that he worked for Project Blue B 2005 Page #39  
with the Kingman crash, the source stated: "The object was not built b) an) 2005 Page #40  
ld guess about four feet tall." He stated that the body was dark brown in c 2005 Page #40  
book of a UFO lnvestigat01; Fowler stated: "In 1973 I came even closer to d 2005 Page #40  
of r1 UFO lnvestigato,; Ray Fowler stated with respect ro his informant Fri 2005 Page #41  
ent two days analyzing the UFO and stated that it was not made on earth. Da 2005 Page #42  
hat it was not made on earth. Daly stated that at no time was he allowed to 2005 Page #42  
 Roads, Virginia ... " Stringfield stated that he phoned Truman Weaver -who 2005 Page #42  
l 5, Thompson sent me a note which stated briefly: 'The building was number 2005 Page #42  
953 UFO crash at Kingman, Arizona. Stated Stringfield : "My new source, JLD 2005 Page #44  
had only "heard the talk." Schmitt stated that the letter to Judy \Voolcott 2005 Page #44  
the father of his girlfriend) . 1t stated that a large UFO had hovered over 2005 Page #78  
var Bush, Robert Oppenheimer) . He stated that "certain materials reported  2005 Page #79  
umored to be. \Vriting in 1975, he stated: "About ten or twelve years ago l 2005 Page #80  
t-and-out lie -namely, that he had stated the orgone accumulator was a cure 2005 Page #93  
 man to walk on the moon, has even stated that some of our current technolo 2005 Page #119  
e subject. "One thing's for sure," stated President Jimmy Carter, who spoke 2005 Page #119  
. In a moment of candor, the reply stated "the lmerplaneta[) Phenomenon Uni 2005 Page #123  
aised by 11 Don Berliner has since stated chat he does not believe the SOM  2005 Page #127  
e Canadian Department of Transport stated: "a. The matter is the most highl 2005 Page #128  
Materiel from 1975 to 1978. Bailey stated that the admiral was a personal f 2005 Page #130  
Oi\11- 01 manual. The investigator stated, "I held the original in my hands 2005 Page #131  
0-2, dated 12 August 1954, clearly stated: The Air Defense Command has a di 2005 Page #141  
t sometimes involved UFOs. Sources stated that che object recovered by the  2005 Page #143  
o Wright-Patterson AFB. One source stated that the Boli\rja case was "the s 2005 Page #143  
Os was classified permanentl y. lt stated that UFOs and aliens should be th 2005 Page #164  
ce in Los Angeles, Dr. Ben R. Rich stated to the future Section Director of 2005 Page #175  
IA's Office of Special Activities, stated that, "all traces of 123 had been 2006 Page #76  
autics Administration. It was also stated, "One pilot said an object had ne 2006 Page #94  
tted in Kanawha Area," the Gazette stated, "A large meteorite presumably la 2006 Page #94  
 the Gazette." Although it clearly stated the object was a meteor, it then  2006 Page #94  
d the object was a meteor, it then stated, "The object was also variously r 2006 Page #94  
rted by the press for September 12 stated that some of these objects had cr 2006 Page #96  
" gave the details of the case. It stated, "The West Virginia monster so ca 2006 Page #96  
t. Club." This 10073 document also stated, "Location: Flatwoods, West Virgi 2006 Page #96  
es explanation of the incident and stated, "The glowing object seen by Mrs. 2006 Page #96  
ive explanation of the monster and stated, "The group did see two glowing e 2006 Page #96  
escription of the giant figure and stated, "The thing, described by witness 2006 Page #99  
s Over W.Va. Ogre Tale" in part it stated, "Authorities said they believed  2006 Page #99  
e area." Several "(U.P.)" articles stated that, "Police laughed. They said  2006 Page #99  
 high in 24 hours." Other articles stated, "Police Discount Half-Man, Half- 2006 Page #99  
ss Hysteria" while another article stated, "police figured the smelly man b 2006 Page #99  
oswell. As researcher Andy Roberts stated: "Prehistoric man lived and worsh 2006 Page #119  
nearby Dudlg Arms public house. He stated shortly afterwards: "There was a  2006 Page #120  
wfall." (8) Two days later, it was stated in the local press that "police a 2006 Page #121  
nt documentation. "World in Action stated that they had been pressuring the 2006 Page #126  
e-Spy Mager4ne, Mark Birdsall, has stated that while his brother, the late  2006 Page #128  
arching the subject matter - as he stated in the Acknowledgements section o 2006 Page #131  
minutes later an additional report stated that the second 'plane' was circu 2006 Page #134  
 the capitalist democracies. Their stated purpose was to overthrow the capi 2006 Page #165  
ter, a spokesman for the Air Force stated that interceptor aircraft had bee 2006 Page #169  
eneral Landg returned the call and stated that the President had been notif 2006 Page #170  
formerly Top Secret document which stated that Carswell Air Force Base, For 2006 Page #177  
way Bulletin Award, Miss Kilgallen stated that "a Harvard professor is tell 2007 Page #48  
xt took a more subtle approach and stated, "people come from great djstance 2007 Page #60  
ir wheel rims. The Master Sergeant stated co Jack char he was not sure what 2007 Page #95  
 I 7'h, 1961. President Eisenhower stated that "ln the councils of governme 2007 Page #108  
 which was 14 feet thick. The memo stated that the runway was built by the  2007 Page #114  
 of his dose associates aside, and stated: "you know, we already have the t 2007 Page #114  
o \Xlarren, but which Jack Pickett stated to me earlier. Jack described the 2007 Page #115  
eived from "Rufus Tallwalker " who stated that he was a salesman calLing on 2007 Page #115  
ewed who sounded very excited, and stated that he knew the truth behind the 2007 Page #115  
secret of flying saucers. This man stated that they were a Top Secret air f 2007 Page #115  
, and "little green men.". He also stated that they came in different sizes 2007 Page #115  
ion regarding UFOs re\·oh"e around stated crashes. Accorcljng to many peopl 2007 Page #127  
ng bits about alleged, claimed and stated UFO crashes. One of the best know 2007 Page #127  
ash investigation came forward. He stated that there was a disc-shaped obje 2007 Page #128  
ven Park -UFO incident. The police stated d1at they would be back tO harass 2007 Page #129  
re strial Intelligence (CSETI) has stated that he received a copy of the do 2007 Page #135  
August when Marilyn called, Pataki stated. 'I was at Bob's and answered the 2007 Page #136  
Morocco, and also dated from 1967, stated with regard to a UFO encounter ov 2007 Page #140  
 &po,1 of Fallen Space Of!jecl, it stated: 1. The Bolivian newspapers carri 2007 Page #141  
A's report of May 15, 1978 clearly stated that the object had fallen to ear 2007 Page #142  
;er 22 Evmt. In part, the document stated that the affair may have been due 2007 Page #144  
gs Reported in New i\Iexico, NICAP stated: "On May 28, 1974, a resident of  2007 Page #165  
ter mechanic in the U. S. Army and stated the object he observed was not a  2007 Page #176  
"assist" with the recovery. Mexico stated that assistance was not required, 2007 Page #187  
Ii fe to be IO seconds. He further stated it was traveling from the southwe 2008 Page #9  
former Chief of the Defense Staff, stated with a very high degree of justif 2008 Page #32  
ded on to me. In that report, they stated that the UFO passed directly over 2008 Page #33  
s particularly valuable because he stated that he personally spoke with one 2008 Page #43  
ocking the access roads. The guard stated, ".Maneuvers are going on and the 2008 Page #43  
ails about the local geography. He stated he drove to the bridge over the E 2008 Page #51  
 She referred to him as Kenny. She stated, "He was telling eve,yone about i 2008 Page #53  
ber and I spoke with his wife. She stated he was away and sometimes works 6 2008 Page #54  
Warrant Officer Clarence Hendricks stated, "Exhaust glow is minor in flight 2008 Page #54  
an, Washington Helicopter Service, stated succinctly, "There are few commer 2008 Page #54  
ntercontinental passenger jets. He stated the Helicopter Theory made no sen 2008 Page #54  
aded towards the Grayland area. He stated the low-boy truck had a white sta 2008 Page #55  
 different directions. Alan Rammer stated he is certain he witnessed someth 2008 Page #58  
 stands on what he reported and he stated he was perfectly willing to be id 2008 Page #58  
 United States Air Force pilot who stated that on 20th May 1957 he was orde 2008 Page #66  
 a speed of around Mach 10. Torres stated that he was subsequently warned t 2008 Page #66  
ng my interview of Estella Knissel stated she was called by a radio station 2008 Page #70  
908 edition of the Sibir newspaper stated: 91                               2008 Page #97  
r 9/ I I. President George W. Bush stated: ·'I hereby declare that the nati 2008 Page #123  
(NICAP) , a private UFO group, and stated publicly that UFOs were real and  2008 Page #131  
ocratic Caucus on January 7, 1958, stated, "Control of space means control  2008 Page #134  
[T]hey must happen by design," she stated. "To try and explain them via ran 2008 Page #135  
th and Central American nations]," stated U.S. Treasury official Orvis Schm 2008 Page #137  
 for reverse engineering claims as stated by Phil Corso. The fourth present 2009 Page #7  
ence Corps operative Lewis Rickett stated that La Paz was directly involved 2009 Page #9  
UFO problem and the CIA" should be stated at the outset. 1 believe that in  2009 Page #12  
uivalent. In greater detail, it is stated that Russia is ahead in quantity  2009 Page #21  
JFO problem and the CIA" should be stated at the outset. I believe that in  2009 Page #23  
ber 1961 retirement. As previously stated, Dulles' draft document was addre 2009 Page #43  
ent two days analyzing the UFO and stated that it was not made on earth. Da 2009 Page #49  
hat it was not made on earth. Daly stated that at no time was he allowed to 2009 Page #49  
953 UFO crash at Kingman, Arizona. Stated Stringfield: 44 My new source, JL 2009 Page #50  
 present at rocket test sites. She stated that she heard this directly from 2009 Page #90  
inviting her to "Tear it up." June stated that she used her scissors and tr 2009 Page #91  
er WWII via Project Paperclip. She stated that one night she was required t 2009 Page #92  
ny of us with a news release which stated that "Scientists have confirmed t 2009 Page #134  
, however, to note the Tass report stated that witnesses who saw the aliens 2009 Page #138  
eapon bas been revealed, but it is stated that one means of application wou 2009 Page #157  
alf a mile radius is the generally stated distance for such radioactivity t 2009 Page #158  
erman rocket bomb." Miller further stated that he himself had no indication 2009 Page #159  
at a London newspaper headline had stated that the atomic bomb had been ren 2009 Page #160  
at a London newspaper headline had stated that the atomic bomb had been ren 2009 Page #168  
h surprised when Colonel (Garrett) stated it was his personal opinion that  2009 Page #178  
 a probability, but confidentially stated that a Mr. (X) who is a scientist 2009 Page #178  
he same opinion. Colonel (Garrett) stated that he based his assumption on t 2009 Page #178  
these sightings. Colonel (Garrett) stated that, in contrast to this, we hav 2009 Page #178  
able members of the community . He stated that it his conclusion that these 2009 Page #178  
hese individuals saw something. He stated the above has led him to the conc 2009 Page #178  

Word: "statement", 93 instance(s) (Back to Top)

efore Roswell with his handwritten statement at the end of a declassified m 2003 Page #24  
heastern. Is this just an innocent statement of a 90-year-old man misrememb 2003 Page #29  
ed a supportive but not definitive statement when interviewed "yes, I heard 2003 Page #31  
verify his claim along with Fisk's statement that he was an advisor to pres 2003 Page #36  
ture or we will get the no comment statement or similar brush off. Either w 2003 Page #36  
nd they say that they will issue a statement within a half hour. Many perso 2003 Page #53  
ea." Included in the story was the statement, "The area where the object la 2003 Page #55  
Find Object." The story included a statement from Captain Joseph Dussia, th 2003 Page #55  
uded in one of those memos was the statement, "A further call was made to t 2003 Page #56  
been a casualty of battle." In his statement, Navy psychiatrist (Captain) G 2003 Page #92  
talytic agents in fuel cells. This statement was made: "Today, electrolysis 2003 Page #115  
t justifying CoL Weaver's official statement that die M.T-12 documents arc  2003 Page #135  
yone be impressed by a known false statement?" Actually, most people were a 2003 Page #183  
 direct contradiction to this is a statement by Easley's daughter who state 2003 Page #191  
 is." Spielberg was shocked by the statement but was unable to get future d 2003 Page #198  
ort. They quoted the above Clinton statement stating that he had therefore  2003 Page #201  
Cheney, I have a question. Since a statement made by George Bush last July  2003 Page #202  
yan S. Wood Authentication Problem Statement Each "Directive to Lieutenant  2003 Page #203  
an be made." Moreover, what of the statement of the CIA that, "people in Sa 2004 Page #10  
Klass offered no citation for this statement and I have remained unaware of 2004 Page #30  
 to do anything about a crime, his statement indicated some kind of officia 2004 Page #31  
t have been a meteor, so O'Brien's statement probably served to reinforce h 2004 Page #36  
ilable to substantiate Nickerson's statement. If they were not looking offs 2004 Page #42  
I would like to begin today with a statement by former New Mexico State Rep 2004 Page #60  
 Six Miles of Alamogordo Here is a statement written in 1994 by Former New  2004 Page #62  
s Astray There is a clue in a 1947 statement given by Lt. Col. Harold Turne 2004 Page #64  
ments right off the scale. Smith's statement to the press was that it did n 2004 Page #87  
overnment might soon make a public statement. Gordon Cox at the Embassy wro 2004 Page #90  
possibility of any U.S. government statement. The evidence that the Canadia 2004 Page #90  
ies himself. The importance of the statement is twofold: 94                 2004 Page #97  
 piece of a flying saucer. Is that statement correct? A: Yes. That is corre 2004 Page #102  
 in 1993 came to him looking for a statement. When the Air Force summoned C 2004 Page #139  
president in fifty years to make a statement about the Roswell Incident? Wh 2004 Page #140  
Son, I ordered it classified." The statement shows a president in charge. J 2004 Page #176  
lassified projects. Of note is the statement that LANCER (JFK) is "making i 2004 Page #251  
 Dr. Prado derued the truth of his statement, explaining that he'd said tha 2005 Page #32  
r helmet. 1 certify that the above statement is true by affixing my signatu 2005 Page #41  
Others have spoken out, as well. A statement by Canadian government officia 2005 Page #79  
continued with a very interestin g statement. "Dr. Sarbacher's response was 2005 Page #80  
's response was without question a statement of his belief in Category 13.  2005 Page #80  
arly was familiar with Sarbacher's statement. Andrews' question to him was  2005 Page #81  
 presentation with the captivating statement: "\Y./e now have the rechnolog 2005 Page #81  
ked Rich if he would expand on his statement, and according to Harzan, his  2005 Page #81  
e in the private sector." The last statement (a close paraphras e, accordin 2005 Page #81  
But it is 8 Harzan, Jan. Persona.I statement. 9 Dr. Mitchell's claims have  2005 Page #81  
es, 18 February 2004. Also, public statement on 3 Ju.ly 2004 in Roswell, Ne 2005 Page #81  
" He would not d thi 10 expan on s statement. 10 Goodall statement from "UF 2005 Page #82  
0 expan on s statement. 10 Goodall statement from "UFOs and Arca 51: Secret 2005 Page #82  
flected in this obviously unhinged statement: "This is what l am fighting f 2005 Page #89  
ht include a "cover your backside" statement that detention and interrogati 2005 Page #126  
g ObjectS (UFOB) Project." 14 This statement about classified controls beyo 2005 Page #128  
 See Appendix for detailed summary statement about the authenticity of the  2005 Page #129  
rue we muse bear in mjnd my former statement that much of what man has buil 2005 Page #163  
fact the Air Force chose to make a statement on the 19th and further obscur 2006 Page #46  
 clearly contradicted the official statement (in a classified memo!) that a 2006 Page #76  
uch else besides." (26) Given this statement, it is of course interesting t 2006 Page #131  
e noted that this carefully worded statement does not state that such recor 2006 Page #133  
, supposedly based on an Air Force statement, says the radar target was fro 2006 Page #169  
of the Dec.6 "emergency" is in the statement in the Washington Post on Dece 2006 Page #169  
nuous tracks for many minutes. The statement that there was "no reason to b 2006 Page #172  
nued southward.) The most puzzling statement in the document is: "it appear 2006 Page #173  
msn.com. Here is CONTACT's mission statement: Since its inception (original 2006 Page #193  
 Inquirer} COMPLETE CLASSIFICATION STATEMENT l!I ~\'.'"•L"'"b,.f'lfA YHE Hi 2007 Page #45  
nto the floor below containing the statement, "Showcasing the world." In th 2007 Page #67  
pace". Author's special note: This statement is consistent with the comment 2007 Page #114  
until I met Joe Hoover and got his statement. The interview has been slight 2007 Page #121  
e of the September 1979 event. The statement concerrun g "M8" and the "Okla 2007 Page #144  
d wi.1.1 not reach merua." And the statement that: "No one ancicipates AQ/M 2007 Page #144  
r Force had promised to re lease a statement with the result of its own ana 2007 Page #194  
de no effort to recover it.'· That statement , written by Friend, that Hyne 2008 Page #11  
ision made a plausible expert. His statement , reported throughout the coun 2008 Page #17  
 nor deny the authenticity of this statement , nor the existence of any rec 2008 Page #30  
r , if authentic, I am advised the statement would be classified Secret in  2008 Page #30  
JTed in the county. It ends with a statement that there were no reports of  2008 Page #46  
t major to study Estella Krussel's statement and attempt to reconstruct wha 2008 Page #50  
 court. When we were done with her statement, she added, "I knew they were  2008 Page #50  
River logging camp. In his written statement Gordon Graham described what h 2008 Page #51  
hat it is hard to take an official statement seriously. When Major Ralph Pa 2008 Page #60  
ot an official USAF or MoD witness statement. It is a transcript of an inte 2008 Page #66  
Burroughs submitted a hand-written statement about what he saw to the RAF B 2008 Page #79  
rpt of John Burroughs hand-written statement in December 1980 SLIDE# 17 "Th 2008 Page #79  
ham Forest, Penniston wrote in his statement afterward, "The object was pro 2008 Page #81  
ure." Nowhere in Sgt. Penniston 's statement was any mention of his and Bur 2008 Page #81  
position." Adding to this puzzling statement are facts indicating a connect 2008 Page #134  
RIES • YOU ARE PART OF IT POSITION STATEMENT : BEYOND REASONABLE DOUBT • By 2008 Page #146  
n Europe, especially Spain ■ Major statement by French lvfinister of Defens 2008 Page #159  
 ■ Dr. Eric Walker ■ The John Lear Statement ■ U.S. Coast Guard Encounter ■ 2008 Page #165  
 basis for Dr. Wernher van Braun's statement as published in Colliers 22 Ma 2009 Page #17  
e founder of atomic theory, made a statement I shall never forget. In the c 2009 Page #20  
rights .com/mj-12 .php. For a NARA statement on the memo, go to: http://www 2009 Page #46  
r helmet. I certify that the above statement is true by affixing my signatu 2009 Page #49  
respect and focused in on the Tass statement. Ms. Fein's Voronezh article o 2009 Page #138  
 Russians Insist" opened with this statement: "It is not a joke, nor a hoax 2009 Page #138  

Word: "statements", 59 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ow do we know that these fantastic statements and documents are authentic?  2003 Page #26  
ue event? Note that other Cantwell statements have provided valid informati 2003 Page #29  
ensions that flow from the Huffman statements. This 25                      2003 Page #29  
ll Col. Philip J. Corso, USA (ret) Statements researched by Art Campbell re 2003 Page #43  
- and videotape Corso's background Statements Q. Did the alien technology y 2003 Page #43  
ber 9, 1965. I am not aware of any statements that were ever released by an 2003 Page #53  
h area that night. I never saw any statements in print (except a small quot 2003 Page #53  
 nor did I hear any specific press statements in the days to follow. The si 2003 Page #53  
ences by providing me with written statements and/or taped interviews. 52   2003 Page #56  
e gone on record and have provided statements to the effect that they attem 2003 Page #66  
 their minds and didn't want their statements aired. It was stated in the b 2003 Page #67  
hysteria, hallucinations Deceptive statements: e.g., meteors, downed satell 2003 Page #175  
the exact words used for deceptive statements. It also shows, in the penult 2003 Page #176  
y aircraft otoxic spills Deceptive statements are not usually true 11.82003 2003 Page #182  
 title of the paragraph! Deceptive statements are not usually true. Further 2003 Page #183  
s on the subject, or at least what statements or actions he has taken. Many 2003 Page #189  
, put Ron Pond in charge of taking statements from Laurie Wickens and the o 2004 Page #37  
ght's progress and continue taking statements. just as the two Mounties wer 2004 Page #38  
m. Dr. Eric Walker Wilbert Smith's statements and files led to other confir 2004 Page #98  
al Conference historical enigma of statements by General Douglas MacArthur, 2004 Page #133  
s was due in large part to certain statements by Jesse Marcel in February o 2004 Page #134  
r.'s testimony and Bessie Brazel's statements there is a gigantic chasm — a 2004 Page #138  
wery designs. Connecting this with statements by Bessie Brazel, one gets a  2004 Page #138  
Sheridan Cavitt, and Bessie Brazel statements deliberate fabrications given 2004 Page #139  
es are accurate, then the opposing statements of upstanding people such as  2004 Page #139  
y large area. This is supported by statements of the rancher who said he he 2004 Page #143  
, and the astronaut considered the statements false or somehow libelous. Co 2004 Page #145  
 MUSEUM Various exhibits and sworn statements on file The Paul Davids Exhib 2004 Page #149  
mber of incidents, testimonies and statements that show the President has b 2004 Page #176  
 run with Newton, or anti-American statements made in the early 1940s21 — h 2004 Page #218  
 221. 21 Moore, p. 5. Gebauer made statements that included 'What this coun 2004 Page #224  
ical structure.5 There are several statements from the late U.S. Senator Ba 2005 Page #79  
 even to him. 6 Then there are the statements of the former head of Lockhee 2005 Page #80  
hat he would not wish to make such statements so nakedly in a signed letter 2005 Page #80  
 according to Harzan, his verbatim statements were as follows: "\Y/e now kn 2005 Page #81  
need to know.9 Taken individually, statements from people like Ben Rich, Ba 2005 Page #81  
he quality of the men making these statements. Enough smoke is appearing; w 2005 Page #82  
 claims. For instance, we have the statements of James Goodall, an aviation 2005 Page #82  
er ; await the researcher's public statements; then announce it was a hoax  2005 Page #132  
h Retrieval Conference Some of the statements from the phony emulations wer 2006 Page #13  
o the job. We can evaluate Stone's statements concerning being called away  2006 Page #20  
 or inadvertently, make misleading statements. Speculation and disinformati 2006 Page #71  
r they thought they knew, and make statements like, "Space travel is utter  2006 Page #101  
I went through some of the witness statements. Where the event was supposed 2006 Page #125  
 to compile the required financial statements ■ $1.1 trillion of that amoun 2007 Page #53  
They brought out part of one of my statements and it was part of it which m 2007 Page #89  
"air force makings" on them. These statements are consistent with comments  2007 Page #115  
into the Poulain UFO fragment. The statements on the record of Drs. Dunn, T 2007 Page #199  
ou, the reader, that both of those statements are demonstrably, and outrage 2008 Page #24  
at before or since; these types of statements help corroborate the larger r 2008 Page #53  
would be shot. After reviewing the statements made about the military prese 2008 Page #60  
 time of the Crash. I base this on statements by area residents who claim t 2008 Page #60  
art of a cover-up when I make such statements, but they're true, whether pe 2008 Page #68  
 the accuracy of Lazar's technical statements have been challenged, I am un 2009 Page #9  
ssue of this paper. I can draw two statements from this: (a) That part of a 2009 Page #14  
member President Johnson's crypted statements regarding the SAINI program a 2009 Page #17  
hanisms of our government and that statements on Soviet progress in this ar 2009 Page #18  
es not lend additional credence to statements made by those believe that th 2009 Page #89  
owever, when we compare the quoted statements of both Professors Leech and  2009 Page #167  

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

ommissioned c;fficer in the United Staten Air Force Office of Special Inves 2004 Page #212  
ir Defenee COM=4:,: an: the United Staten Air Force. 32. OlhOtii OF CURTISS 2004 Page #212  

Word: "states", 329 instance(s) (Back to Top)

Chop, former press liaison, United States Air Force quoted in Sightings: UF 2003 Page #11  
y classified subject in the United States government, rating higher even th 2003 Page #12  
d UFO cases, chiefly in the united states. In my opinion, the UFO problem,  2003 Page #13  
n by extraterrestrials, the United States and the Soviet Union would join f 2003 Page #18  
onal Security Structure." Part III states: "Based on all available evidence 2003 Page #28  
rce Project Blue Book files and it states that only three Air Force men fro 2003 Page #59  
n about the object in the sky. She states that later in the evening she beg 2003 Page #59  
ecksburg scene that night. Hoffman states that he saw a military flatbed tr 2003 Page #60  
y director for WHJB Radio in 1965, states that she was at the station when  2003 Page #67  
rful individuals within the United States government. His death was precipi 2003 Page #85  
ction in WWI and he returns to the States (and Douglas Dillon) in late 1918 2003 Page #85  
e for the May 23 edition. In it he states that: 1. "There were indications  2003 Page #94  
m currently serving in the (United States) military and hold a Security Cle 2003 Page #97  
saucer* ha*c overflown the I niled States. I feel certain that c*cn the I u 2003 Page #118  
der cooperation between the United States and the U.S.S R. in outer space,  2003 Page #162  
nd Wright-Patterson Air Force Base States that in some quarters the explosi 2003 Page #163  
. Interestingly, the document also states that the physical and mental heal 2003 Page #163  
y is the criticism that the Manual states that the information "carries a s 2003 Page #184  
 of information. The story further states it was at this point Ike ordered  2003 Page #192  
 photograph, and there were United States Air Force personnel in the photog 2003 Page #197  
n this, and I know that the United States Air Force has these photographs - 2003 Page #197  
 answers. And, Ryan, if the United States Air Force did recover alien bodie 2003 Page #201  
er dated 11, July 1947iv. The memo states ”1. Here are two copies of the di 2003 Page #204  
ed note at the top and bottom that states: "Original signed and returned to 2003 Page #204  
aches a draft of the directive and states: The Secretaries of War and Navy  2003 Page #205  
henomenon Unit document* page four states, "On 8 July, Twining visited Kirt 2003 Page #207  
ng Mission and. that tho 0ai ”SoLl states devemnoat oan consider assistanee 2003 Page #213  
a ©f representatives of ths United States Govorawnt. Xh asking your apprais 2003 Page #213  
tate categorically that the United States Government is prepared to assist  2003 Page #222  
d by representatives of the United States. B. PERSONNEL It is my feeling th 2003 Page #222  
inding mission and that the United States Government can consider assistanc 2003 Page #225  
n of representatives of the United States Government. In making your apprai 2003 Page #225  
h I obtained direct from the USAF, states: In addition to their staff duty  2004 Page #4  
d flying objects within the United States.                                  2004 Page #4  
an Unidentified Flying Object," it states: The purpose of this report is to 2004 Page #6  
orocco" and referencing Moon Dust, states: This report forwards a translati 2004 Page #6  
from Morocco, and also dated 1967, states the following with regard to a UF 2004 Page #6  
Embassy at Khartoum to Washington, states: Local press 17 Aug 1967 reported 2004 Page #7  
rces and transported to the United States by aircraft. This case is signifi 2004 Page #16  
erson Air Force Base among others) states that in some quarters the explosi 2004 Page #17  
. Interestingly, the document also states that the physical and mental heal 2004 Page #17  
s, and skin shedding. The document states that the object that crashed or e 2004 Page #17  
ded dirigible flight in the United States was in 1904 when Thomas Balwin's  2004 Page #28  
 of former and still-active United States Air Force personnel, then to cite 2004 Page #48  
e. ... I remember that call to the States that you made, then you were gone 2004 Page #49  
 have on the suicide of the United States Security Policeman from the 81St  2004 Page #54  
lems experienced by various United States Air Force personnel based at RAF  2004 Page #54  
E #2: GAO Report, July 1995 United States General Accounting Office: "Gover 2004 Page #60  
ff told reporters: "The GAO report states that the outgoing messages from R 2004 Page #61  
Case Closed by Headquarters United States Air Force, 1994. Today I have inf 2004 Page #61  
Peculiar Phenomenon — Early United States Efforts to Collect and Analyze Fl 2004 Page #62  
ive called Engdopedia Astronautica states: "1947 May 15 V-2 Flight Launched 2004 Page #64  
22-millimeter canon Did the United States deliberately use weapons to bring 2004 Page #65  
er for the President of the United States about "unidentified aerial vehicl 2004 Page #69  
 radar sites throughout the United States and eventually evolved into NORAD 2004 Page #71  
ant question: What does the United States government actually know about en 2004 Page #75  
were occurring all over the United States, Canada and many other countries, 2004 Page #76  
 Greeley, Colorado. And the United States military had knowledge of Somethi 2004 Page #78  
anced technologies that the United States government retrieved from crashed 2004 Page #78  
ve, he told me, because the United States government was scared that if the 2004 Page #79  
it Summary Intelligence Assessment states: "The most disturbing aspect of t 2004 Page #79  
 "Biological Warfare Programs," it states: Biological Warfare programs in t 2004 Page #80  
e U.S. and U. K. are in field test states. Discovery of new virus and bacte 2004 Page #80  
 of the TOP SECRET Mj-12 report it states: 8. "The Panel was concerned over 2004 Page #81  
 that key people inside the United States government had a crashed saucer i 2004 Page #84  
intelligence officer in the United States Air Force. Filer told me, Mrs. Ra 2004 Page #85  
 representing the Canadian, United States, and Soviet Union approached Mrs. 2004 Page #86  
me of the top people in the United States flying saucer program. This inclu 2004 Page #88  
ying saucer research in the United States. 85                               2004 Page #88  
sh Retrieval Conference The United States Evidence Trail: How it all Began  2004 Page #89  
nitial investigation in the United States to one newspaper and how it led t 2004 Page #89  
that the "officials" in the United States had crashed flying saucers and ha 2004 Page #89  
ghly classified item in the United States, rated higher than the hydrogen b 2004 Page #89  
ed by Dr. Vannevar Bush.The United States authorities are investigating alo 2004 Page #89  
ire matter is considered by United States officials to be of tremendous sig 2004 Page #89  
 Smith was getting from the United States was coming through the Canadian E 2004 Page #89  
 to the rumored head of the United States flying saucer program — engineer  2004 Page #90  
ation Smith received in the United States came from Dr. Robert Sarbacher. H 2004 Page #90  
he plate was. But it came from the States. Whether it was delivered to the  2004 Page #93  
ian or... SDI: So it came from the States? James: Yes. SDI: You actually sa 2004 Page #93  
dware that was being sent from the states for analysis. Art Bridge, the mil 2004 Page #94  
eived for analysis from the United States. When Groves arrived back in Clev 2004 Page #94  
According to Mr. Smith, the United States military intelligence has tons of 2004 Page #94  
e point. James: Yes, he was in the States a lot, partly due to his work as  2004 Page #96  
as frequently on committees in the States where they were working out joint 2004 Page #96  
officer of the 1950s in the United States. Lundahl ran the National Photogr 2004 Page #101  
he most contact with in the United States). 98                              2004 Page #101  
ed in his writings that the United States Air Force had detected large sate 2004 Page #103  
it is the government of the United States any more. But, there are lots of  2004 Page #123  
crecy probably began in the United States government with the establishment 2004 Page #123  
trol" of the media. One of our QDs states, "One of the most difficult aspec 2004 Page #125  
aller windmill blades across a few states, and that was with the cooperatio 2004 Page #127  
d to get approval from the various states if national security is involved, 2004 Page #129  
ch and Development program that he states resulted in many scientific leaps 2004 Page #146  
erts of the Southwest. H. G. Wells states that: With infinite complacency m 2004 Page #148  
ar Prussian border) Finland Baltic States Bessarabia Belarus • Moscow(start 2004 Page #165  
ingly, the President of the United States has only publicly taken a questio 2004 Page #176  
tion about the same time as in the states. The Canadians, however, never go 2004 Page #178  
 out and stayed out. In the United States, exactly the opposite took place, 2004 Page #178  
ied in 1968 to work for the United States Information Agency, which had bee 2004 Page #181  
 I as chief counsel for the United States Jesuit Headquarters in Washington 2004 Page #186  
photographs, and there were United States Air Force personnel in the photog 2004 Page #187  
sion — this was an official United States government Congressional Research 2004 Page #187  
 the farmers in the western United States. Through a series of contacts she 2004 Page #193  
nt for the President of the United States. He (Doty) said "my superiors hav 2004 Page #193  
NT FOR THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA ON THE SUBJECT OF UNID 2004 Page #193  
this is a production of the United States government, I'm happy to do that. 2004 Page #194  
t is 100% controlled by the United States government. I can't do that. Howe 2004 Page #194  
s, and the denials from the United States government, is the fact that the  2004 Page #216  
- microwave system from the United States Navy.3° Far from being what Pfloc 2004 Page #220  
ions, March 1946 to December 1952, states that in a study of early July, 19 2004 Page #220  
work as a consultant to the United States government's Research and Develop 2004 Page #224  
ing Document. The Bowen manuscript states: "Is it possible that new peeps t 2004 Page #247  
rding the Presidents Eyes Only and states: "In the likely event that the su 2004 Page #252  
towards the security of the United States, as a group, and after consultati 2004 Page #252  
s regarding the "NEED-TO-KNOW" and states "In order to facilitate cooperati 2004 Page #252  
ctive is concerning DoD 5200.1 and states "Until further notice DoD 5200.1  2004 Page #252  
ge topographical map of the United States. "Staring at tl1e map he said blu 2005 Page #43  
ecified medical facility. "He also states that a recover) crew that entered 2005 Page #45  
 most desolate parts of the United States. This valley is 110 miles long, 2 2005 Page #68  
 platitude s. \'(/ithin the United States, a country in which the \\ ord "f 2005 Page #75  
sitive information . In the United States, the continuing crisis of \,Xlate 2005 Page #84  
to the Soviet military. The United States in the early 21st century is pois 2005 Page #84  
cs of his contacts with the United States Air Force, and of his relationshi 2005 Page #88  
od. Reich immigrated to the United States in 1939 and was invited to join t 2005 Page #89  
ual UFO Crash Retrieval Conference States by thousands of citizens-and this 2005 Page #120  
e been authorized by you. The memo states not only that multiple craft were 2005 Page #123  
rican intelligence into the Uruted States after \Xlorld \Xlar II under "Pro 2005 Page #125  
ion in the country-larger than the states of Delaware and Rhode Island comb 2005 Page #125  
 MOGUL balloon project, the report states, ''\v'hen scientists from the Los 2005 Page #126  
y classified subject in the United States Government, rating higher even th 2005 Page #128  
matter is considered by the United States authorities to be of tremendous s 2005 Page #128  
id and near Fort Ritch.ie.1 Bailey states that in order to create more room 2005 Page #130  
en, were handed over to the United States military for safekeeping. They we 2005 Page #133  
ence was transferred to the United States for study. British researcher Ton 2005 Page #134  
d flying objects within the United States. AFR 200-2 delineates 1127'h coUe 2005 Page #142  
tment of State's airgram of 15 May states: "The object was ... egg-shaped,  2005 Page #143  
held a special event in the United States as pan of his Disclosure Project, 2005 Page #147  
he film in the 1970s in the United States; the film technician that confirm 2005 Page #150  
 have been sent here by the United States Army to get your permission to te 2005 Page #156  
d events; how it helped the United States surpass the Russians in space; sp 2005 Page #168  
by electromagnetic forces. He also states that at least 14 United States un 2005 Page #172  
lso states that at least 14 United States universities and other research c 2005 Page #172  
 college lectures in 35 days in 15 states. I was gone all the time from whe 2006 Page #10  
ion of the President of the United States. In addition, Stone claimed that  2006 Page #18  
effect the recovery for the United States of extraterrestrial technology an 2006 Page #18  
nce Las Vegas 2006 Wilbert Smith • States in 1961: • I shred to Admiral Kno 2006 Page #25  
evar Bush and Robert Oppenheimer). states he was personally involved in ana 2006 Page #26  
unty, Georgia. County fire fighter states that Just before the explosion. F 2006 Page #28  
Billion Missing From HUD? - United States. Department of Housing and Urban  2006 Page #32  
 014•••••1••• • .11•)001, • United States Patent 14789801 ts surd 1988.12.0 2006 Page #35  
 crash sites in the western United States. Many of them represent aircraft  2006 Page #86  
evision networks across the United States. It was also ranked as one of the 2006 Page #90  
ooked through other eastern United States newspapers in search of other str 2006 Page #95  
 over the skies of several eastern states. Up and down the East Coast, mili 2006 Page #95  
antic citizens. The eastern United States was actually besieged by overwhel 2006 Page #95  
ments pertained to what the United States Air Force called a single "meteor 2006 Page #96  
s that flew over a total of eleven states. The number of sightings and even 2006 Page #97  
gigantic map of the eastern United States to get an overview of all of the  2006 Page #97  
red over the entire eastern United States. The results of my investigations 2006 Page #97  
hat passed over the eastern United States shortly before the object that pa 2006 Page #97  
ually fanned out across the United States on western headings from the east 2006 Page #97  
onster Incident the eastern United States was the "Flame Over Washington."  2006 Page #98  
objects crash-landed in the United States and took off shortly after and on 2006 Page #98  
n forty locations of six different states within a time span of about thirt 2006 Page #98  
nster as told by an eyewitness. It states that, "It left tracks from six to 2006 Page #98  
sh Retrieval Conference the United States carried the UP story, including a 2006 Page #99  
tive. I discovered that the United States Air Force had actually issued ord 2006 Page #99  
damaged UFOs crashed in the United States. With the assistance of Stanton T 2006 Page #99  
 I retrace the roots of the United States Air Force's involvement with the  2006 Page #99  
 extensive and unimaginable United States fighter aircraft accidents, unusu 2006 Page #100  
s still off-limits. • 1942: United States begins research into biological w 2006 Page #107  
ks used as booby traps: the United States develops a biological warfare ars 2006 Page #107  
 • May 1971- February 1973: United States destroys biological weapons stock 2006 Page #107  
preparat and defects to the United States, now works at Ft. Detrick • 1992: 2006 Page #108  
ater cleared. • March 1998: United States orders that all troops receive an 2006 Page #108  
ntavims Pulmonary Syndrome —United States, 1993, Morbidity and Mortality We 2006 Page #110  
tavirus Pulmonary Syndrome —United States, 1993, Morbidity and Mortality We 2006 Page #111  
opics were surfacing in the United States via Timothy Cooper; and (c) Nick  2006 Page #131  
 highest levels between the United States and Mexican governments that the  2006 Page #134  
 Illustrated History of the United States Air Force, Michael Roberts, Guild 2006 Page #137  
from Captain John E. Boyle, United States Air Force, Chief, Public Affairs  2006 Page #137  
port. In Paragraph I, their report states: "V-2 rocket launches at the Whit 2006 Page #140  
alone power grids." Did the United States government share these astonishin 2006 Page #140  
 that he knew firsthand the United States Air Force had a standing order to 2006 Page #141  
issile sites throughout the United States. Almost every major city was prot 2006 Page #143  
in the military, was in the United States Air Force. My cousin was in commu 2006 Page #144  
e to see every scope in the United States — every one that was online at th 2006 Page #146  
units involved. You had the United States Navy or Marine — whoever flew tho 2006 Page #148  
y a civilian dentist in the United States who asked, "When did you do intel 2006 Page #160  
and you understand that the United States maintains military advantage over 2006 Page #163  
ee ABSTRACT For an hour the United States military was under a condition of 2006 Page #164  
ICE OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES TIME: 10:30 AM (President Truman  2006 Page #164  
bjects were approaching the United States. What were thy? ***************** 2006 Page #165  
tected north of the eastern United States, in the New England area, rather  2006 Page #168  
 the northeast coast of the United States, had now been due to erroneous in 2006 Page #168  
 the northeast coast of the United States, clearly contradicting assertion  2006 Page #168  
g the northeast area of the United States and that there was no reason to b 2006 Page #170  
the Skies; The Legag of the United States Cold war Defense Radar Program" p 2006 Page #170  
oncerning flying saucers. CIC here states background of instructions not av 2006 Page #174  
reat to the security of the United States! Are we to presume the CIC has no 2006 Page #174  
he next day, July 27, 1984, United States Coast Guard Command in Seattle, W 2006 Page #183  
primarily from the official United States Coast Guard reports, supplemented 2006 Page #184  
3:39 AM, July 27, 1984: the United States Coast Guard Station in Bellingham 2006 Page #184  
 request for information to United States Coast Guard Command in Seattle. 4 2006 Page #184  
unk or Just a Fish Tale?" • United States Coast Guard, incident reports, Ju 2006 Page #194  
 stare out at the viewer. The copy states that ASi\1[L is "Imaging for a mo 2007 Page #62  
roducts and services in the United States. The text noted that NEC is Japan 2007 Page #70  
ope to show some examples from the States, as well as from England and :Mex 2007 Page #75  
 of the over-flights in the United States. Dr. Richard Miethe was sent to F 2007 Page #111  
strategicall y close co the United States. By 1955, Dr. l'vLiethe had compl 2007 Page #111  
ntries and from here in the United States. Strangely enough The Fire Fighte 2007 Page #127  
 to turn our attention to a Unjted States Air Force project code-named Moon 2007 Page #132  
ons and institutions in the United States. There is talk of incimidaci on b 2007 Page #138  
t Anomaly in the late 1960s. Riggs states that hjs father had discussed wit 2007 Page #138  
 by a Colonel Elmer M. Neville, it states: 1. This will confirm oral inform 2007 Page #139  
ed UFO Sighting at Tad/a, Morocco, states: "This report forwards a translat 2007 Page #140  
lash of light detected by a United States Vela satellite in September 1979. 2007 Page #142  
 Security Manual." 9 Mar 83. which states in para I. 309: Unckr lhe guidanc 2007 Page #175  
ar." In Paragraph 3, the Complaint states that three nights later on August 2007 Page #176  
ents of both Mexico and the United States to recover the remains of what ma 2007 Page #186  
 out within 30 miles of the United States border, U.S. intelligence officia 2007 Page #187  
ence with scientists in the United States, where the results of the analysi 2007 Page #198  
ht flashed over part of the United States lighting up the ground from Kansa 2008 Page #7  
 those over the rest of the United States. The best of them came from Utah  2008 Page #10  
forn1ation Acts of both the United States of America and Great Britain, com 2008 Page #23  
today was introduced in the United States shortly after the Second World Wa 2008 Page #25  
le of foreign policy in the United States when the National Security Act of 2008 Page #25  
Air Force from the existing United States Army Air Forces, the subordinatio 2008 Page #25  
re never strong before. The United States saw its own security sector overh 2008 Page #25  
vital to the defense of the United States, would not be considered a matter 2008 Page #29  
ciples Governing the Activities of States in the Exploration and Use of Out 2008 Page #36  
e Moon and other celestial bodies, States Parties to the Treaty shall be gu 2008 Page #36  
rresponding interests of all other States Parties to the Treaty. States Par 2008 Page #36  
ther States Parties to the Treaty. States Parties to the Treaty shall pursu 2008 Page #36  
r of UFO crashes within the United States and elsewhere. The purpose: possi 2008 Page #37  
ciples Governing the Activities of States in the Exploration and Use of Out 2008 Page #39  
as that of Milton Torres, a United States Air Force pilot who stated that o 2008 Page #66  
 subject altogether, as the United States Air Force did when Project Blue B 2008 Page #68  
eased RAF Bentwaters to the United States Air Force. 65                     2008 Page #71  
Soviet Cold War thawed, the United States cancelled its involvement with RA 2008 Page #72  
way as Britain. And, in the United States, both the Smithsonian Astrophysic 2008 Page #97  
estion for each. The last sentence states that the measures that must be ta 2008 Page #106  
have this competence if i:s member states would be wil_ing to recognize it. 2008 Page #113  
 si:uat:.on of privilege for these states. 2. The division of a celest ial  2008 Page #113  
n of :hem ar.iong other celestia l states . Th:..s would present the proble 2008 Page #113  
ion . ~'.oreover, o::her celestial states would be deprived of the possibil 2008 Page #113  
ations. *• ... *,;, Occupatio n by states here on earth, which has lost all 2008 Page #113  
. The imperialist expansion of the states came to an end with the end of re 2008 Page #113  
anetary space, where the celestial states present new problems. * ... 1lr + 2008 Page #113  
munis, that is that a_l celesc:.a: states have the same rights over it. * . 2008 Page #113  
ry questio n of whether the United States will continue :esting of fission  2008 Page #113  
the skies of Europe and the United States has sustained an irrational fear, 2008 Page #114  
er Bush-took control of the United States. The War on TeJTorism to include  2008 Page #123  
ellor " over about 300 independent states. Bismarck 's Reich, toward the en 2008 Page #124  
anyone today argue that the United States has not come under the control of 2008 Page #124  
3 countries , including the United States. Paul Manning , a CBS news corres 2008 Page #127  
any in both Britain and the United States. Antony C. Sutton described how J 2008 Page #127  
rgest corporate bank in the United States. The Rockefellers owned Standard  2008 Page #128  
 space missions in both the United States and Russia with an eye toward occ 2008 Page #136  
ed us had operated from the United States but had not operated in the open  2008 Page #137  
the world. Many came to the United States under several programs such as Pr 2008 Page #137  
991 book Secret Agenda: The United States Government, Nazi Scientists, and  2008 Page #137  
ational Socialists into the United States. Former Nazi spymaster Genera/maj 2008 Page #138  
other words, everything the United States learned about Soviet aims and cap 2008 Page #139  
 communists than Nazis, the United States formally joined Interpol just two 2008 Page #139  
ment to a standstill in the United States." Some Thoughts About SALT II (dr 2009 Page #10  
tack. Ironically, he (incorrectly) states that it was an EMP stonn causing  2009 Page #10  
descriptive analysis of the United States intelligence community that had e 2009 Page #11  
r future adversaries of the United States? Whal good purpose can be served  2009 Page #12  
gical confrontation between United States and Soviet powers, that the Unite 2009 Page #12  
 were bound to confront the United States with problems which would not be  2009 Page #12  
zed. The sovereignty of the United States cannot be absolute or unlimited.  2009 Page #14  
ity. The air defense of the United States has a legitimate right to interdi 2009 Page #14  
of utility, since it is the United States which stands to lose the most fro 2009 Page #15  
elligence operations in the United States is not good and must be guarded.  2009 Page #15  
ess , and the people of the United States ought to give the highest priorit 2009 Page #15  
e " seems self-evident. The United States, nevertheless, was almost totally 2009 Page #15  
areas. Now, once again, the United States stands on the brink of tragedy be 2009 Page #15  
h it might represent to the United States. The film recovery capsule from t 2009 Page #16  
FO space object offered the United States the most important and strategic  2009 Page #17  
 estimates that in 1960 the United States and the USSR spent equal percenta 2009 Page #21  
as high in Russia as in the United States. Actually , more money is necessa 2009 Page #21  
ive an actual danger to the United States. A danger was perceived in 1939,  2009 Page #21  
cautionary measures. In the United States a counterforce strategy, presentl 2009 Page #22  
n for a first strike by the United States. The idea is basically sound but  2009 Page #22  
TOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE VN1TED STATES CENTRAL fNTELLIGENCE AGENCY UNIDE 2009 Page #23  
 NOR DEPARTMENT HEAD OF THE UNITED STATES GOVEIU'IMENT . CONTENTS SHOULD BE 2009 Page #23  
escripti ve analysis of the United States intelligence community that had e 2009 Page #23  
r future adversaries of the United States? What good purpose can be served  2009 Page #23  
gical confrontation between United States and Soviet powers, that the CIA a 2009 Page #23  
 were bound to confront the United States with problems which would not be  2009 Page #23  
you know far more about the United States intelligence system than most obs 2009 Page #24  
med as the President of the United States by Constitutional Law, members of 2009 Page #25  
he most informed man in the United States on UFOs and also one of the harde 2009 Page #32  
y classified subject in the United States government, rating higher than th 2009 Page #36  
matter is considered by the United States authorities to be of tremendous s 2009 Page #36  
nally, in a field where the United States and the Soviet Union have a speci 2009 Page #40  
ssination directive. In full, this states: Draft -Directive Regarding Proje 2009 Page #43  
eration Majestic-12 and the United States Government's UFO Cover-Up (Marlow 2009 Page #46  
ts Allies in Control of the United States and the World (Skyhorse Publishin 2009 Page #46  
pecified medical facility. He also states that a recovery crew that entered 2009 Page #52  
curity services of both the United States and England were and have been co 2009 Page #59  
ois in 1960, and joined the United States Air Force right after high school 2009 Page #77  
Air Corps, which became the United States Air Force in 1947. Along the way  2009 Page #87  
e the story would not break in the States until October 9, it received imme 2009 Page #136  
of strange phenomena in the United States in 194 7, it is important to unde 2009 Page #156  
ecrecy by scientists in the United States, Britain and New Zealand. No hint 2009 Page #157  
ntry, Great Britain and the United States. The Herald said its source of in 2009 Page #157  
land, Great Britain and the United States. Had the project been completed i 2009 Page #159  
ew Zealand, Britain and the United States. The Herald said it learned that  2009 Page #159  
ved by the British although United States naval officers were not enthusias 2009 Page #161  
by the British and although United States naval officers were not enthusias 2009 Page #161  
aid he had been back in the United States since last July and declared that 2009 Page #161  
curity by scientists in the United States, Britain and New Zealand, the Can 2009 Page #167  
ee Press article of June 13, 194 7 states that T.D.J. Leech was selected to 2009 Page #168  
by the British and although United States naval officers were not enthusias 2009 Page #169  
Seal is regarded as a joint United States/New Zealand Project." "Project Se 2009 Page #169  
land, Great Britain and the United States. Had the project been completed i 2009 Page #172  
apon tests conducted by the United States at Bikini Atoll in the Marshall I 2009 Page #173  
aid he had been back in the United States since last July and declared that 2009 Page #176  
e the Soviet Union that the United States was in possession of an airborne  2009 Page #177  
 that Soviet ag~nt.s in the United States bave bccm orciel'C!d to solve the 2009 Page #177  
, it became apparent to the United States that Soviet espionage had infiltr 2009 Page #177  
cret weapons program of the United States. Joint Air ForceNavy Air Intellig 2009 Page #177  
ing Object Incidents in the United States, dated December 10, 1948 revealed 2009 Page #177  
 10, 1948 revealed that the United States had documented 171                2009 Page #177  
of unknown objects over the United States, and the "high brass" appeared to 2009 Page #178  
,r. Gl·t"t1! DrHah1 and lhc United States. The Htralc.l :s:,li i:s '-Ourcc  2009 Page #182  

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

lesham Forest that involved United States' military personnel based at the  2006 Page #132  
al Intelligence Agency, the United States' first peacetime intelligence age 2008 Page #25  
ims a background within the United States' Intelligence community and whose 2009 Page #52  

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

created a new empire in the United States-a Fourth Reich? The signs are omi 2008 Page #144  

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

n.'' Milner, a Gennan-born British statesman , was the primary force behind 2008 Page #125  

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

so be called upon to assume a more statesman-like role as liaisons, hosts a 2006 Page #57  

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

, an atmosphere/attitude of cosmic statesmanship would prevail. Goals: to a 2006 Page #58  

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

substance is placed in an external static magnetic field. Research continue 2003 Page #111  
ntinued with tests of the metal in static and oscillating magnetic fields b 2003 Page #111  
ving Ground, New Mexico. The first static engine test firing of a German V- 2004 Page #64  
istance; there was no noise and no static on their radio. Later, they had a 2006 Page #200  
hen you picked up the phone it was static. Not even busy tone, just static. 2007 Page #124  
s static. Not even busy tone, just static. Of course the town was on a part 2007 Page #124  
about the TV? Joe: No, no TV, just static, that was it. The TVs were nothin 2007 Page #124  
t was it. The TVs were nothing but static. We only got three channels and a 2007 Page #124  
dead throughout the town; snow and static were all they could get. The next 2007 Page #128  
erent nature. Amidst the crackling static of the radios, the Mexicans were  2007 Page #186  
 was filled with electricity -like static. You could feel it on your skin a 2008 Page #81  
radios were interrupted by unusual static. Central Security Control called  2009 Page #63  

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

ne-Review of December 10, 1965, as stating that there was "no definite answ 2003 Page #53  
ter almost got a story on the wire stating that Ike had died of a heart att 2003 Page #192  
quoted the above Clinton statement stating that he had therefore agreed wit 2003 Page #201  
ot across the bow of the Air Force stating that he wanted more answers. And 2003 Page #201  
fr A FRtINT PArE • 3Tnve ON 7oRRI9 STATING THAT A AEOOND UNVIENT/FTED oBJEO 2004 Page #21  
ief report from the RCC in Halifax stating that no aircraft or vessels 37   2004 Page #40  
 officer in charge in Shag Harbor, stating that they had found nothing afte 2004 Page #41  
he time." SLIDE #4: USAF Paragraph stating weather balloon: was cover-up fo 2004 Page #61  
tually testified to the committee, stating that after 1000 hours of analysi 2004 Page #104  
New York Times on October 8, 1955, stating: "The nations of the world will  2004 Page #133  
 overall briefing on the phenomena stating its historical characteristics a 2004 Page #189  
949 Army message from Kirtland AFB stating that "AEC, AFS\VP, 4th Arm), [an 2005 Page #74  
ightings." Or, a 1949 FBI document stating that the matter of flying saucer 2005 Page #74  
ord Atomic Energy Commission plant stating that "objects, round in form, ha 2005 Page #74  
 Memorandum to President Roosevelt stating: As indicated in my February 26  2005 Page #122  
inst the authenticity of the film, stating that it was filmed on video and  2005 Page #148  
ing from Army due to the 'Colonel' stating that his services were still req 2006 Page #23  
e running around everywhere. First stating that the incident was caused by  2007 Page #130  
ied in a 14 September 1978 letter, stating: "You are advised that the Air F 2008 Page #30  
stamped "secret," Twining began by stating without equivocation, "The pheno 2008 Page #132  
d the original Project Sign report stating that UFOs were real destroyed. M 2008 Page #132  
he mentioned his intelligence work stating, 127                             2008 Page #133  
 friend ga·,~ev.i--" ~--, mess:.ge stating that NORAD l,t,lfl detect d d~~  2009 Page #152  

Word: "station", 94 instance(s) (Back to Top)

PA in 1965. She stayed over at the station that evening to help answer the  2003 Page #59  
merous phone calls coming into the station about the object in the sky. She 2003 Page #59  
n 1965, states that she was at the station when some government men came in 2003 Page #67  
s, 1953. “Astronomy from the Space Station, ” Whipple, Fred L., Sky and Tel 2003 Page #182  
j^^s on-and-off since June 25 from Station "A", all indicated that these ta 2003 Page #233  
duled for launch which is why SCEL Station *A“ was able to do a track). It  2003 Page #233  
ael Pazo, who operated a refueling station at Isla Grande Airport. Certainl 2004 Page #16  
enger train No. 12 pulled into the station, the ship was seen traveling in  2004 Page #32  
 coast to a pay phone at an Irving Station in Woods Harbor. Everyone got ba 2004 Page #35  
 a flotilla of ships off the light station, but then he recalls that during 2004 Page #44  
storage facility at the main radio station when one of the border guards ra 2004 Page #57  
ecret experimental microwave radar station north of Los Alamos added to the 2004 Page #71  
ial Projects at the CBS television station in Denver, Colorado. There I rec 2004 Page #76  
he flyover of a flying saucer. The station gained worldwide notoriety in Au 2004 Page #86  
nment and Smith. The flying saucer station was closed down, Project Magnet  2004 Page #87  
ase was known as Suffield Research Station. It is Canada's equivalent to Ar 2004 Page #87  
ation was dropped or left in a bus station. So he had a number of these vis 2004 Page #94  
t was supposed to land at Suffield Station before the deal fell apart. The  2004 Page #103  
d flying saucer" seen in Naval Air Station, row of windows 16 1951 Florida, 2004 Page #111  
who worked at an Albuquerque radio station when the story broke about the c 2004 Page #135  
ay, as he was ushered to the radio station to make a retraction. Whatever h 2004 Page #138  
commander Colonel Blanchard, radio station personnel and scores of 1947 mil 2004 Page #139  
ion was made to "equip the El Vado station with a CPS-5 search radar and a  2004 Page #220  
tke#, which noted that the El Vado station, as a Direction Center, was to b 2004 Page #220  
r and drove at once to a first-aid station. There, the attendant was appall 2005 Page #32  
ice's Desert Research Experimental Station known as "DRES."                 2005 Page #51  
s an agricultural range experiment station," covering 87 square miles. SLID 2005 Page #52  
f the Desert Research Experimental Station headquarters . SLIDE# 9 Stone ob 2005 Page #53  
CINITY OF DUERT RANGE EXPERIMENTAL STATION, BAKER. IIIU.ARD COUNTY, UTAH Pr 2005 Page #60  
inity of Desert Range Experimental Station, Baker, :Millard County, Utah."  2005 Page #61  
ttle U. S. Forest Service Research Station, for God's sake! That's actually 2005 Page #66  
ame a Desert Research Experimental Station. But yet, based on the logbook,  2005 Page #68  
m the Desert Research Experimental Station. In 2001, Rex Leonard was manage 2005 Page #69  
wraps. This is perfect. You have a station that is set up as a scientific r 2005 Page #71  
is set up as a scientific research station. You could bring in engineers, b 2005 Page #71  
neering Laboratories verified that Station "A," which was preparing to trac 2005 Page #126  
 it in just a few hours. The space station goes around the entire Earth in  2006 Page #6  
lt, on Mars or some Alien "Coaling Station" in the local neighborhood. I on 2006 Page #10  
eproach. I mean, it was like "your station in life is less than mine becaus 2006 Page #20  
ly from nearby Naval Ordnance Test Station (NOTS), established in 1943, now 2006 Page #45  
 are wrong the real USGS reporting station for Death Valley Junction showed 2006 Page #45  
aken to the nearest Highway Patrol station where law enforcement personnel  2006 Page #74  
lon and a launch control officer's station behind the cockpit. Johnson ulti 2006 Page #77  
istance in the search from the RAF station at Valley, Anglesey, who flew tw 2006 Page #120  
was connected with a nuclear power station in the area. He'd reported it to 2006 Page #125  
ing its life as an active military station, RAF Woodbridge was home to a sq 2006 Page #132  
too fast." - Dennis, Richmond USAF Station, Miami, Florida Background: Emmy 2006 Page #139  
torpedo bombers from the Naval Air Station in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, on  2006 Page #141  
dar Squadron at Richmond Air Force Station ten miles south of Miami. Next d 2006 Page #143  
. Within hours, the U.S. Naval Air Station on Boca Chica Key east of Key We 2006 Page #143  
Radar Squadron, Richmond Air Force Station (about 10 miles south of Miami a 2006 Page #144  
 be jets from Boca Chica Naval Air Station, which was in Key West, were bei 2006 Page #145  
21: Boca Chica Key U. S. Naval Air Station, Florida (U. S. Naval Air Statio 2006 Page #145  
 Station, Florida (U. S. Naval Air Station on Boca Chica Key launched F-104 2006 Page #145  
ose jets from Boca Chica Naval Air Station. You had the Air Force. You had  2006 Page #148  
to construct a sophisticated radar station under the direction of Area 51 - 2006 Page #150  
aks, Utah (Blowhard Mountain Radar Station, first operated by the Federal A 2006 Page #151  
ade, not by the northeastern -most station at Loring AFB (see map), but rat 2006 Page #171  
onfirmed it with the radar control station on the DEW (Distant Early Warnin 2006 Page #176  
was detected by "the radar control station on the DEW line" and that the DE 2006 Page #178  
 A Watery Roswell? the Coast Guard Station in Bellingham describing an inci 2006 Page #184  
984: the United States Coast Guard Station in Bellingham, Washington receiv 2006 Page #184  
:41 AM: The Bellingham Coast Guard station receives another message. This c 2006 Page #184  
KING Five News (a major Seattle TV station) puts in a request for informati 2006 Page #184  
bay. 31 Report from US Coast Guard Station Bellingham, WA, to Coast Guard C 2006 Page #184  
ly from the Bellingham Coast Guard Station vessel with the captain of the S 2006 Page #185  
uard asks Whidbey Island Naval Air Station (a key military installation loc 2006 Page #185  
arge of the Bellingham Coast Guard Station, Rich Rogala, will eventually co 2006 Page #185  
fe, we stopped at the local police station where Ted Oliphant was on duty.  2006 Page #201  
 checked me out through the police station 198                              2006 Page #201  
perior in Minnesota. Local TV news station KDLH reported this incident. The 2007 Page #128  
: The Chihuahua UFO Crash. College Station, TX: VBW Publishing, 2007. Torre 2007 Page #192  
               A. There is a radar station near Knoxville which has been in 2008 Page #28  
peration about 3 weeks. This radar station is being operated by station WRO 2008 Page #28  
radar station is being operated by station WROL of Knoxville . B. On I Marc 2008 Page #28  
 . B. On I March at 2135 hours the station picked up an object 340 degrees  2008 Page #28  
nd altitude. C. On 2 March at 1105 station picked up object at 335 degrees  2008 Page #28  
 At 2130 hours on 2nd March, radar station picked up two objects 310 degree 2008 Page #28  
l stated she was called by a radio station a few days after her UFO sightin 2008 Page #70  
he BBC World Service transmittin g station. But what exactly were British a 2008 Page #74  
 technology to help make the space station better, cheaper, or sooner. Howe 2008 Page #104  
 to the moon, perhaps from a space station; the rocks could be broken up, p 2008 Page #112  
h uniforms attacked a German radio station on the border of Poland. Claimin 2008 Page #128  
le for the new International Space Station was launched from the Baikonur C 2008 Page #136  
ring that the [International Space Station] program was already a year behi 2008 Page #136  
be noted that Allen Dulles, as OSS station chief in Bern, Switzerland , sat 2008 Page #138  
lles moved from Bern to become OSS station chief in Berlin at the end of th 2008 Page #138  
ould be "launched from the [space] station ... [and] could be accurately gu 2009 Page #17  
, 3rd Air Force at Royal Air Force Station Mildenhall in Suffolk County, En 2009 Page #73  
e 3rd Air Force at Royal Air Force Station Mildenhall , England. General Ba 2009 Page #74  
orates that: Experimental Research Station The original suggestion for util 2009 Page #165  
lems were solved. The experimental station at Whangap araoa was closed down 2009 Page #166  
ms were solved." "The experimental station at Whangaparaoa was closed down  2009 Page #169  
the setting up of the Experimental Station, Dr. E. Mardsen, Secretary , D.S 2009 Page #170  

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s to WHJB radio in Greensburg. The station's news director, John Murphy aft 2003 Page #59  

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known as Tierra Amarilla Air Force Station-P8. The other two radar sites we 2004 Page #71  

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chnology Committee, on White House stationary dated February 22, 1944, whic 2003 Page #27  
targets had. periodically remained stationary for minutes at a time, then w 2003 Page #233  
60 feet and that the object stayed stationary at an altitude of between 500 2004 Page #45  
mber if the report was on official stationary or marked Secret, or if it wa 2005 Page #42  

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al history interview) he had while stationed with the 8th Army Air Force in 2003 Page #191  
Divers from the Fleet Diving Unit, stationed on the "HMS Granby" a decommis 2004 Page #41  
twenty years service. She had been stationed at RAF Bentwaters from May 197 2004 Page #54  
ment in the incident. Tim had been stationed at RAF Bentwaters from March 1 2004 Page #55  
cident that occurred while we were stationed at RAF Bentwaters. ... Testing 2004 Page #56  
ailed me in June 1999. He had been stationed there between 1971 and 1974 an 2004 Page #57  
Air Material Command and personnel stationed at the Armed Forces Special We 2004 Page #63  
 told Stringfield that he had been stationed at Wright Patterson Air Force  2004 Page #97  
 Ramey, head of the 8th Air Force, stationed in Forth Worth Texas in 1947,  2004 Page #141  
se Audio Visual Archives which was stationed at the base. Years later on a  2004 Page #182  
an and claimed that in 1969 he was stationed at Fort Ley, Virginia as part  2005 Page #147  
ording to Jose, four soldiers were stationed at the wreckage at all times,  2005 Page #156  
was a commander in the avy and was stationed w-ith the Pentagon's Research  2005 Page #164  
etrievals while he was in the Armv stationed at Roswell in 1948 and 1949. T 2005 Page #165  
itnesses. A man named Frenchie was stationed at Edwards AFB in 1951 when he 2005 Page #166  
 was stimulated by a Major Roberts stationed at nearby Beale Air Force base 2006 Page #22  
rops out of sight. Another source. stationed in San Antonio in the Army In  2006 Page #26  
vestigated by George Fier tWho was stationed at the time at McGuire as Depu 2006 Page #29  
o Prescott, in January 1974 he was stationed at an Army barracks in the sou 2006 Page #122  
space Rescue and Recovery Squadron stationed at RAF Woodbridge [provided] s 2006 Page #132  
hanksgiving night in 1976. Tom was stationed at White Beach Naval Base at t 2006 Page #157  
E AGREEMENT? No, never. 1989-1990, Stationed with COMNAVAIRLANT in Norfolk, 2006 Page #161  
 SECRET USAF JET FLYING WING DISC' STATIONED AT MacDILL AFB -1967 ~i~'/!;i. 2007 Page #97  
ECRET USAF JET FL YING WING DISC' (STATIONED AT MacDILL AFB -1967) ;;.,,,:, 2007 Page #97  
support group (SG) was at one time stationed at Carswell AFB (Fort \Xlorth  2007 Page #99  
tes, when a security guard who was stationed near the comer of the hangar " 2007 Page #115  
ving been an Air Force officer and stationed at Nellis at the right time, t 2008 Page #15  
terviewed a man named Will who was stationed at Fort Polk, Louisiana in the 2008 Page #37  

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atest news broadcasts from various stations. I'll never forget watching the 2003 Page #54  
y. Most of the major Pittsburgh TV stations had a news crew at the scene. I 2003 Page #55  
he cameramen who represented these stations and shot this footage for the l 2003 Page #55  
presentatives from some area radio stations and newspapers as well. Not onl 2003 Page #55  
en learned that at least six radar stations in east Texas (see detailed rep 2003 Page #233  
 report in attehment A), and radar stations at Alamogordo AAF and Kirtland  2003 Page #233  
 the Argentine and Uruguayan radio stations are reporting on this even more 2004 Page #8  
the fact that certain nearby radar stations had switched their systems off  2004 Page #58  
on the radar anomalies which other stations had recorded, and that both Bri 2004 Page #58  
ecret experimental microwave radar stations. Construction on the three secr 2004 Page #71  
ecret experimental microwave radar stations began in late 1947. The primary 2004 Page #71  
it east of Gallup. The three radar stations were part of the U.S. Aircraft  2004 Page #71  
Aircraft Control and Warning radar stations provided to Representative Andr 2004 Page #71  
ding working on the DEW line radar stations that were built to detect a Rus 2004 Page #91  
h played on both cable and network stations, were somewhat explosive for th 2004 Page #134  
 PVID TsPK Launch Centers Tracking Stations Kapustin Yar Plesetsk Balkonur  2004 Page #156  
NIP: Ground Measuring and Tracking Stations • PSS: Search and Rescue Servic 2004 Page #157  
 the equivalent of English coaling stations in the 19th century. N. There m 2006 Page #7  
 Sokolov they set up some 30 radar stations to track UFOs. • Soviet Deputy  2006 Page #28  
st, military installations, police stations, airports, newspapers, and even 2006 Page #95  
ased at the nearby Royal Air Force stations Bentwaters and Woodbridge. Acco 2006 Page #132  
orce. You had NORAD. You had radio stations in Miami. It happened! There is 2006 Page #148  
up soldiers and theatres and radio stations made .special announcements tha 2006 Page #169  
e leaking out over local broadcast stations! 22 ..                          2007 Page #28  
                              been stations for the flight engineer, naviga 2007 Page #106  
g UFOs to the police and two radio stations. A woman in Ponce videotaped a  2007 Page #130  
 the Argentine and Uruguayan radio stations are reporting on this even more 2007 Page #141  
d more reports came in from police stations, the public and local RAF stati 2008 Page #33  
stations, the public and local RAF stations. In fact, I would say that the  2008 Page #33  
PPLICATION OF HAAR.P AND THE OTHER STATIONS TRYING TO INTERACT WITH THE ION 2008 Page #78  
 Television networks , seven radio stations, five productions houses; five  2008 Page #143  
gy from several high-powered radar stations that had reportedly locked on t 2009 Page #17  

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y are similar. Table 1 shows gross statistical comparison. Table 1: Statist 2003 Page #205  
s statistical comparison. Table 1: Statistical Comparison of Directives Att 2003 Page #205  
 leaked Majestic documents. 7. The statistical and grammatical comparisons  2003 Page #210  
The master table of reports • Some statistical conclusions • Five sets of e 2004 Page #107  
ual UFO Crash Retrieval Conference Statistical Methodology • 2001 Social Se 2004 Page #199  
iation in its I 952 Diagnostic and Statistical Manual.for Mental Disorders  2008 Page #141  

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ta from National Center for Health Statistics and U.S. Census Bureau. • Sus 2004 Page #199  

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rd About It? ■ Cape Mayor - Hinkle Statler ■ Jackson Mayor-Charles H. Sande 2003 Page #34  
paper article - Obituary W. Hinkle Statler, Southeastern Missourian, April  2003 Page #39  

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J7CS7 atsaUa yw shoal 1 istnwir to stats as osaalaaly so yosalbla ^Jtlasts  2003 Page #223  

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ead and and handsr). Their overall stature reminds, one of /Voung children  2003 Page #236  
head and the hands.) Their overall stature reminds one of young children. I 2006 Page #104  
cellence expected of people of the stature of Teller. Edward Teller and UFO 2009 Page #8  
iens in both accounts are short in stature -which is in stark contrast to m 2009 Page #55  

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ash/Retrievals: The Inner Sanctum, Status Report VI shares an astounding le 2003 Page #21  
ash/Retrievals: The Inner Sanctum, Status Report VI published in July 1991, 2003 Page #39  
 and commensurate with the evident status of the patient at all times." Con 2003 Page #94  
ge “regardless of apparent rank or status"; no one can interfere per Presid 2003 Page #177  
eaths of: J technicians, \ t • The status of the fourth technician is unkno 2003 Page #235  
, Smith wrote about his government status related to flying saucers: You ma 2004 Page #86  
n Stringfield, in his January 1980 Status Report #2. 93                     2004 Page #96  
s is the saucer that Smith saw. In Status Report #2, Stringfield related a  2004 Page #97  
n unreachable source in Canada. In Status Report #3, Stringfield had anothe 2004 Page #97  
ge • Gained reputation with seven "status reports" on UFO Crash Retrievals  2004 Page #107  
ls a Died December 18,1994 Slide 3 STATUS REPORTS WRITTEN BY STRINGFIELD •  2004 Page #107  
EPORTS WRITTEN BY STRINGFIELD • 1. Status Report I; Retrievals of the Third 2004 Page #107  
 The UFO/Crash Retrieval Syndrome, Status Report II: New Sources, New Data, 2004 Page #107  
Retrievals: Amassing the Evidence, Status Report III, June 1982 • 4. The Fa 2004 Page #107  
 at Ft. Dix-McGuire: A Case Study, Status Report IV, July 1985 • 5. UFO Cra 2004 Page #107  
vals: Is the Cover Up Lid Lifting? Status Report V, January 1989 • 6. UFO C 2004 Page #107  
ash/Retrievals: The Inner Sanctum; Status Report VI, July 1991 • 7. UFO Cra 2004 Page #107  
ch for Proof in a Hall of Mirrors, Status Report VII, February 1994 Slide 4 2004 Page #107  
 on Slide 3, and Slide 4 lists the Status Report titles and dates. After gr 2004 Page #108  
listed • Stringfield references to status reports • Case highlights and com 2004 Page #109  
ublished a number of well-received Status Reports on crashed UFO incidents  2004 Page #110  
 As Stringfield noted in his final Status Report published in February 1994 2004 Page #110  
did not check out; probable hoax • Status report VI includes two now- accep 2004 Page #122  
tional acts • Now, to maintain the status quo Slide 19 119                  2004 Page #122  
1, shortly after Len did his first Status Report in 1978, a skeptic George  2004 Page #127  
how dangerous is the person to the status quo • Official cause of death • P 2004 Page #198  
 in a position to gauge rus mental status, character structure, and work ca 2005 Page #103  
t Request; its subject is "Current Status of Unidentified Flying ObjectS (U 2005 Page #128  
st, but I would suggest to enhance status, to think "Gotcha", to disinform  2006 Page #12  
gardless of their apparent rank or status. No person has the authority to i 2006 Page #18  
which would gain instant celebrity status and become a staple of the tabloi 2006 Page #60  
chance for governments to maintain status quo while society adjusts current 2006 Page #67  
h .for Proof in a Hall of Mirrors, Status Report VII, Leonard Stringfield,  2006 Page #137  
 or advised. The national security status of the MAJESTIC operation exceeds 2006 Page #140  
 document referred to a high alert status because of the nature of the reco 2006 Page #177  
ansfer issues (economic & military status quo) _ 4) Legal fallout from the  2007 Page #36  
 these aircraft back up to "fl~ing status". Jack Pickett was issued for his 2007 Page #95  
ly on the top portion of the disc. Status update March 15, 2004: e-mail rec 2007 Page #115  
cers, but denied their existence". Status update April 20, 2004: Telephone  2007 Page #115  
 classification they were under''. Status update August 28, 2004: email rec 2007 Page #115  
 with sunlight. This i the current status of the investigation into the Pou 2007 Page #199  
comply with the British military's Status Forces Agreement. Road from East  2008 Page #80  
HAS TAKEN ON MYTHICAL PROPORTIONS /STATUS ORIGINAL ATP OUTLINE • BACKGROUND 2008 Page #148  
 The UFO Crash/Retrieval Syndrome, Status Report II: New Sources, New Data, 2009 Page #56  
ch For Proof In A Hall Of Mirrors: Status Report VII, Leonard Stringfield.  2009 Page #56  

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cal phenomenon. Neesham and Larsen staved at the Swan house for a couple of 2004 Page #104  

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vity taking place and he wanted to stay and observe. Bill got into an argum 2003 Page #70  
us, the people whose job it was to stay paranoid began to look on the UFO s 2003 Page #141  
the Province. Constable Pond would stay at the Irish Moss plant, keeping an 2004 Page #38  
em out found that the foam did not stay on his clothing. O'Brien examined t 2004 Page #40  
really had a choice. God bless and stay safe. Mike Verrano, then Captain, 8 2004 Page #50  
t a bunch of dirty rats. We should stay home and tend to our own damn busin 2004 Page #224  
mmunity who would Like to see this stay in the Black and not see the light  2005 Page #81  
ough we were warned by Faustino to stay away, Jose and I sometimes watched  2005 Page #156  
 so we build nuclear submarines to stay in the depths of the ocean carrying 2006 Page #7  
rrminty vitio would kke to see Ihs stay in the Blak and ncl see the hçti of 2006 Page #27  
ily groups for security. Many will stay glued to TV or the internet, hoping 2006 Page #59  
 tending to loved ones. Many would stay glued to 1 TV or internet for news, 2006 Page #62  
ity would stop; most workers would stay home. Absent other directives, busi 2006 Page #63  
ally unreliable. Most people would stay glued to TV/radio for info and reas 2006 Page #63  
d keep going to work; stores would stay open, services would function. Reli 2006 Page #64  
ramount concerns. Government would stay engaged with the public and key sta 2006 Page #65  
s and services would be pressed to stay productive regardless of economic t 2006 Page #65  
ad family in these parts and would stay with them up in the mountains when  2006 Page #92  
and [my wife's mother] came out to stay with [us] for a month and it was he 2006 Page #127  
 to allow this unknown aircraft to stay in the hands of the Mexican governm 2006 Page #134  
ecome suddenly ill so that I could stay home from school to watch the launc 2006 Page #182  
s aired on the Internet, during my stay at the Foundation and following, th 2006 Page #197  
apers and book chapters. During my stay Budd traveled to Chicago to meet wi 2006 Page #203  
ing for the government?" During my stay at the Foundation there was never a 2006 Page #207  
king for stuff then. M\XI: Did you stay a BUFORA member? GM: No stopped pa) 2007 Page #84  
 that burned that visibly wouldn't stay in the air that long. It is possibl 2008 Page #54  
that he was subsequently warned to stay silent about the incident and only  2008 Page #66  
e men decided that Cabansac should stay there to relay communications, whil 2008 Page #80  
lf. All they wanted was a place to stay while it repaired itself. IF FOR SO 2008 Page #91  
fia figures and the CIA and try to stay clear of the alien connection for t 2009 Page #29  
e alien substance, as blackmail to stay employed in the covert world, even  2009 Page #31  
a classified nature, he decided to stay mum. That would be a clean cut answ 2009 Page #176  

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oRrEn.) THE HEADLINE OF THIS STORY STAY'S 0110TEI NEW SPI4ERF FELL FOP' SPA 2004 Page #21  

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  transportation to the area, so I stayed up late trying to find what news  2003 Page #55  
dio in Greensburg, PA in 1965. She stayed over at the station that evening  2003 Page #59  
cility. The object apparently only stayed at that base for a short time tha 2003 Page #61  
e had hunted there. Joel's brother stayed by his car, but Joel decided to h 2003 Page #68  
 the occurrence, and her boyfriend stayed in the car with her. Don was able 2003 Page #71  
up on him. Wickens was miffed, but stayed by the phone anyway while his pas 2004 Page #35  
 55 to 60 feet and that the object stayed stationary at an altitude of betw 2004 Page #45  
and didn't come back. The fighters stayed up another 30 minutes patrolling  2004 Page #57  
. It would appear they got out and stayed out. In the United States, exactl 2004 Page #178  
ew a man who was dying and who had stayed with the Eben at Los Alamos. I go 2004 Page #195  
the room. A few, including Harzan, stayed behind. They asked Rich if he wou 2005 Page #81  
 and several National Guard troops stayed in the area to provide crowd cont 2006 Page #95  
t also told me that the 50 troops "stayed the night" at the crash site on t 2006 Page #95  
t to classified facilities and has stayed there. It would be totally reason 2006 Page #105  
sleeping bag and that was where he stayed. Because of the steel of the mach 2007 Page #125  
 it is highly sensitive. "And so I stayed there until Lhree (3) in the morn 2009 Page #93  

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arial personnel nightly, sometimes staying as late as midnight. The diary i 2003 Page #86  
 Hansen and her son Shawn had been staying at the Bennewitz home for three  2003 Page #143  
follow government guidance, mainly staying home, off streets, using availab 2006 Page #62  
ck roads and smaller highways, and staying away from cities. The destinatio 2006 Page #135  

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 social order begins to unravel or stays intact. Government would therefore 2006 Page #55  
uisition radar is that the Doppler stays on the target. In other words, the 2006 Page #147  
get is not being swept. This radar stays right on the target. The other thi 2006 Page #147  
 of these parts but one generally "stays away" from the known Teller group. 2009 Page #11  

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ch the U.S. B-29's • Department of STB1-Scientific and Technical Bureau of  2004 Page #158  

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pproved (Sgd) ferry &. Tivinan TOP Stbrc trt                                2003 Page #226  

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u.dy 1962 ■ Th, Ud S.:a;, On ■ Th, Stc:ith-Subiuhu Connection Uacovurd ■ Am 2009 Page #145  
oken uµ "-" I.he •~om:c bomb," ETJ.stc:icc o; the •;,r:e-;,on ..-o..s di.I· 2009 Page #182  

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~PowtR·STAn:lN "'{ l:IIU\,U'1"Al1. Stcl'TID CJ1 WYOaOwNt •~Nll. 0#' A -- Vl 2009 Page #100  

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ence, and NASA personnel. In 1996, Ste, e Jones made his first research tri 2005 Page #65  

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Into thE: Darl: Side ■ R.eve:iling Ste3.1Lli Secrets ■ Tne Norton/Lod:.heed 2008 Page #165  

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 and red. According to officers at Stead Air Force Base, a Bonanza Air Line 2008 Page #13  
nsible for everything. Officers at Stead Air Force Base, Nellis Air Force B 2008 Page #15  
esman for the 28th Air Division at Stead Air Force Base admitted the power  2008 Page #15  

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 Nick Redfern and Ryan Wood. Their steadfast dedication to the mission of e 2003 Page #2  
 Nick Redfern and Ryan Wood. Their steadfast dedication to the mission of e 2004 Page #2  
lle Buysse and Ryan S. Wood. Their steadfast dedication to the mission of e 2006 Page #2  
 Bu~ sse and Ryan S. \X/ood. Their steadfast dedication to the mission of e 2007 Page #3  
lle Buysse and Ryan S. Wood. Their steadfast dedication to the mission of e 2008 Page #3  
gnificance of the moment does this steadfast insistence make sense." Who is 2008 Page #136  

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fact that the corporate mass media steadfastly refuses to present UFOs as a 2005 Page #119  
the UFO research community, it has steadfastly remained an integral part of 2006 Page #122  

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t. The disc moved very slowly -and steadiJy downward toward the Sandia Moun 2007 Page #166  

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egnancy and later illness, she was steadily promoted and attained a high le 2009 Page #87  

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logy has been pushing tl1is number steadjjy upward in recent years. But the 2007 Page #121  

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hospital authorities had indicated steady progress toward his recovery." 4. 2003 Page #95  
 for Homo sapiens involvement. The steady growth of prion-based diseases in 2006 Page #116  
He said that the motion was fairly steady and that there were lights at the 2008 Page #33  
and blue light. The blue light was steady and projecting under the objecl.  2008 Page #81  
 by the National Archives , show a steady series of promotions leading to h 2009 Page #87  

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se, a fu!J page image of a grilled steak is accompanied by the lead line, " 2007 Page #62  

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the lead line, "\Xlhy space aliens steal our CO\VS." SELLING TO CHILDREN Th 2007 Page #62  
opt any philosophy , tell any lie, steal, cheat, even kill as long as it ac 2008 Page #126  

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-Sarbacher Conne:tion: ■ Flying by Stealt.li. ■ Two Lrnport.ant -tones Brea 2008 Page #163  

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a 51 known as Dreamland) where the Stealth technology was developed." The C 2003 Page #102  
ncelled the B-l bomber, leaked the stealth fighter secret. The evidence now 2003 Page #196  
ut • Forward Swept/ Canard Wings • Stealth • Cloaking • More maneuverable t 2004 Page #164  
d facility or have access to it in stealth to keep the local population fro 2005 Page #71  
s is a phenomenon that operates by stealth. The intelligence behind it is n 2005 Page #74  
 Another craft at Groom Lake was a stealth, low electronic observable f1yin 2005 Page #82  
ed aircraft, including the F-117 A stealth fighter, have malfunctioned and  2005 Page #161  
nd construction. Two of our famous stealth aircraft, the B-2 and the F-117, 2005 Page #167  
to signals that control machinery, Stealth aircraft technology, and Star Wa 2005 Page #168  
man famous for the F-117 Nighthawk Stealth fighter, its half-pint prototype 2005 Page #174  
A VE BLUE, and the top secret F-19 Stealth Interceptor . 172 Before Rich di 2005 Page #174  
nus who is known as the "Father of Stealth" is recognized as one of the bes 2005 Page #175  
 development of the heralded F-117 stealth fighter. 173                     2005 Page #175  
re — types ot vehicles* beyond the Stealth fighter and bomber • Ogle- a "tr 2006 Page #30  
ity Propulsion • Communications • "Stealth" Submarines • Surveillance Satel 2006 Page #40  
regarding rumors of 50 to 70 "F-19 stealth" airplanes allegedly based at TT 2006 Page #81  
s not operating in low observable "stealth" mode. His navigation lights wer 2006 Page #81  
raC) decades before Lockheed F-117 Stealth Fighters dropped "smart bombs" o 2007 Page #107  
T? GOVERi\fl\lENf SECRETS REVEALED STEALTH FIGIITER NONE DROPPED ANONYMOUSL 2008 Page #152  

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pe to make it "low observable" or "stealthy" to radar and infrared sensors. 2006 Page #81  
nds of collectors. Two more of the stealthy airplanes crashed on publicly a 2006 Page #84  

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 came down was hot enough to cause steam to rise. Pieces of that material s 2003 Page #41  
em before some of the ships had to steam away from the area to intercept a  2004 Page #43  
of the canyon wall. It looked like steam. It looked like smoke and steam mi 2006 Page #154  
ke steam. It looked like smoke and steam mixed, no black smoke. Very little 2006 Page #154  
eportedly witnessed a large vessel steam directly from the Seattle area to  2006 Page #188  
ional" publications and societies, steam roller over any competition (regar 2008 Page #144  

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805 meters] long. Reluctantly they steamed back and forth through the foam  2004 Page #40  

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tter 101 arrived at the site after steaming the 14 miles from Clarks Harbor 2004 Page #40  

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 copies of his conspiracy magazine Steams hove/ Press and other research re 2009 Page #34  

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 , sat on board of Hamburg-Amerika Steamship Line along with Prescott Bush, 2008 Page #127  
re shipped via the Hamburg-Amerika steamship line [part ownership by Presco 2008 Page #132  

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 210553, St. Louis, MO 63121. wwvv.steamshovelpress.com 28                  2009 Page #34  

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

w has a diameter of 47 meters. The steel used in the construction is an unk 2004 Page #12  
it was not magnetic like stainless steel which contains only 15 percent iro 2004 Page #30  
of organic and inorganic material; steel wool and fiberboard were found to  2005 Page #90  
he D-21/DZ-1 system. The booster's steel nose cone contained hydraulic and  2006 Page #77  
ebris included pieces of titanium, steel, aluminum, and plastic. We found c 2006 Page #80  
uded aluminum, titanium, stainless steel, graphite-epoxy thermoplastics, fi 2006 Page #84  
lor was silver, much like polished steel. There were no visible lights nor  2006 Page #135  
 In a way it looked like magnesium steel but it had a lot of carbon in it.  2006 Page #176  
as where he stayed. Because of the steel of the machine, but the heat was s 2007 Page #125  
the disk was like silvery polished steel. The outer rim of the disk showed  2007 Page #187  
SS, the central Deutsche Bank, the steel empire of Fritz Thyssen and the po 2008 Page #136  

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ames Webb• Snyder • Fosket •Krug • Steelman • Foster•Leahy • Symington _ -M 2003 Page #154  

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

lf and being tossed about in short steep seas on a vessel not much differen 2004 Page #40  
econd crash, "I saw the plane in a steep glide and several gleaming things, 2004 Page #68  
tains. His aircraft soon entered a steep dive and 78                        2006 Page #81  
River and hiking about a mile up a steep, brush- covered mountain (gaining  2006 Page #84  
a tall mountain. Slide 26: WIDE of Steep Hill Side Beneath Radar Facility ( 2006 Page #152  
or natural object following such a steep trajectory? During the recovery mi 2006 Page #190  

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

ed beside the engine and then dove steeply to the right and appeared to cra 2007 Page #130  

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

 thought was possible, and help to steer Ufology into a new phase —a time w 2003 Page #147  
#25: Linda and Rich with mutilated steer, WaIsenberg, Colo. In the summer o 2004 Page #76  
nsas, January 31, 1992 ...and this steer in Caldwell, Kansas, discovered on 2004 Page #76  
ks. SLIDE #38: Serrated edge, 1990 steer in Oregon And dozens of times the  2004 Page #77  
 #41: Close-up serrated edge, 1990 steer, Oregon This is what a close-up vi 2004 Page #78  
es Forrestal 's seat on MJ-12], to steer the investigations away from the i 2008 Page #141  

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

rst away from the wharf and he now steered his vessel toward the western en 2004 Page #38  
int Chiefs were to be deliberately steered away form the evidence of UFOs a 2004 Page #254  
ve viewers, however, noted that it steered clear of the issues that would t 2005 Page #76  

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

n, who captains the Fishing Vessel Steeva 10. This position would place the 2006 Page #184  
direction as that witnessed by the Steeva 10. The crew of the Delores descr 2006 Page #184  
o the scene of the splashdown, the Steeva 10 reports that they searched the 2006 Page #184  
rther questioning, the crew of the Steeva 10 elaborates that the object app 2006 Page #184  
ale Hartman, the Master of the F/V Steeva 10 is taken on board a Bellingham 2006 Page #185  
ion vessel with the captain of the Steeva 10 aboard: "Observed an object or 2006 Page #185  

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

ughs was Staff Sergeant (SSgt) Bud Steffens. RAF Woodbridg e was four miles 2008 Page #78  
ley, Suffolk). At about 3 AM, Sgt. Steffens and Airman John Burroughs saw s 2008 Page #78  
ridge East Gate. So, Burroughs and Steffens drove their patrol car out the  2008 Page #78  
he woods before, we (Burroughs and Steffens) decided to drive down and see  2008 Page #79  
 "something was not right!" He and Steffens drove back to the East Gate. It 2008 Page #79  
man John BmToughs and Sergeant Bud Steffens if the lights could be from an  2008 Page #80  
m an airplane crash in the forest. Steffens replied: "It did not crash. It  2008 Page #80  
dlesham Forest where Burroughs and Steffens had been earlier. Penniston sai 2008 Page #80  
pervisor Staff Sergeant (SSgt) Bud Steffens. USAF police handle domestic is 2009 Page #62  
Burroughs who reported to Sgt. Bud Steffens. East Gate, RAF Woodbridge look 2009 Page #62  
ton arrived at the East Gate, Sgt. Steffens                                 2009 Page #62  
 fire in the woods, and asked Sgt. Steffens, "When did it crash?" But Sgt.  2009 Page #63  
ens, "When did it crash?" But Sgt. Steffens said, "Jim, it did not crash. I 2009 Page #63  
stigate. Sgt. Penniston asked Sgt. Steffens to go with him into the woods,  2009 Page #63  
to go with him into the woods, but Steffens did not want to leave base prop 2009 Page #63  

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 1 I ' AritAr Uprivi krigs kite T..stei tyttat • i I FI:fragite 1Pardikaftl 2004 Page #156  

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hter}, Moise (l,js son-in-law) and Steig (cartoonist and illustrator of Rei 2005 Page #103  

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er, the powerful head of the J. H. Stein & Company banking house of Cologne 2008 Page #127  

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 VON BRAUH/ (Fort Bliss); DR./jNSl STEINHOFF ^(ALC ) ; and DR. /1UBERTUS ST 2003 Page #234  

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

Col. Lance R. Cornie to William S. Steinman provides official evidence that 2003 Page #162  
L KEPT SECRET © 1986 by William S. Steinman and Wendelle C. Stevens In 1986 2004 Page #69  
lle C. Stevens In 1986, William S. Steinman and Wendelle C. Stevens wrote a 2004 Page #69  
by tantalizing details in the Bill Steinman book, combined with a reference 2004 Page #70  
 former California researcher Bill Steinman. After Steinman got a confirmat 2004 Page #98  
ia researcher Bill Steinman. After Steinman got a confirmation from Sarbach 2004 Page #98  
l Conference In the same interview Steinman asked him about the MJ-12 docum 2004 Page #99  
he same thing to author William S. Steinman. On July 26, 1994 (a few days b 2004 Page #146  
firm in a letter to author William Steinman the reality of the UFO cover-up 2004 Page #147  
ator Barry Goldwater to William S. Steinman November 29, 1983 letter from D 2004 Page #149  
om Dr. Robert Sarbacher to William Steinman July 26, 1994 letter from forme 2004 Page #149  
d down by Aztec researcher William Steinman, as well as Stan Friedman and D 2004 Page #217  
lowing in the footsteps of William Steinman and Wendelle Stevens, whose boo 2004 Page #224  
obert. Private letter to\'( illiam Steinman, 29 November 1983. 77           2005 Page #79  
versation w th researcher VVilliam Steinman Confirms attending meetings at  2006 Page #27  
nts ' Mew of MJ-12 since 1947 Says Steinman is •delvin9 into an area that y 2006 Page #27  
 alone ' Robert Sarbacher had told Steinman that Walker (*for sure•) attend 2006 Page #27  

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 USSR Academy of Sciences Attended Steklov Mathematics Institute Worked ext 2004 Page #157  

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obable that the frequency of these stel Jar alignments are tied to weather  2008 Page #135  

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

DE #34: Rectal excision from goat, Stella, Missouri, October 26, 1993 Recta 2004 Page #77  
xamined by a local veterinarian in Stella, Missouri on October 26, 1993. An 2004 Page #77  

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ped "i\!lAJlC." The report cites a stellar list of officials and scientists 2005 Page #125  
fine first- baseman, would enjoy a stellar career for lowly Seattle (he wou 2006 Page #186  
entified Frozen Object -"already a stellar 54                               2007 Page #60  

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s before this OCS file numbering S)Stem changed co the War Department numbe 2005 Page #123  
 not have had a uniform shape from stem to stern. The "Carried Away" theory 2006 Page #191  
ah, yeah because he was very, very stem about it and irritated and nervous. 2007 Page #171  

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ntwaters and RAF Woodbridge, which stemmed from their involved in the so-ca 2004 Page #54  

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 and millennial-old occult beliefs stemming from Egyptian religious mytholo 2008 Page #135  

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s of many of these documents. This stems from the fact that these experts i 2004 Page #250  
m about the reality of UFO crashes stems from a near total absence of news  2007 Page #7  
s really only apply to militaf) sJ stems? G?vf: No I am sure NASA does it a 2007 Page #87  

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

imals were found dead. There was a stench so intense that many had to leave 2007 Page #130  

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vehicle. On the inside surface was stenciled: DZ82- 29 UNIT 2. I also found 2006 Page #80  

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

ve to be not merely the next small step in the march of science, but a migh 2003 Page #11  
deposit box. The professor's first step was to photograph the metal pieces  2003 Page #103  
iven off as hydrogen gas. The next step involved an examination of the rema 2003 Page #114  
clear that virtually any deceptive step is fair, whether it is official or  2003 Page #176  
at has widespread interest. A next step might be to count the on-site alien 2004 Page #115  
u are getting into. It's sort of a step thing. It's one step at a time. You 2004 Page #190  
t's sort of a step thing. It's one step at a time. You just get lured in fu 2004 Page #190  
aucers. This requires us to take a step back and re- 214                    2004 Page #217  
on microscope operators . Our next step was to get further analysis from a  2005 Page #158  
sions offer this report as a first step in the right direction, and strongl 2006 Page #70  
me. Tempest then took the critical step of notifying the New Mexico Departm 2006 Page #110  
then did the government apparently step in. Finally, the question remains:  2006 Page #191  
             Robertson Panel Let's step back now and look at the big pictur 2007 Page #28  
e down to London and lived with my step dad. Yeah, I remember them sitting  2007 Page #79  
 the subject. It must have been my step dad's interest which caused me to b 2007 Page #80  
y which one for certain." The next step was to check with one of Argentina' 2007 Page #196  
e rest of the world. The only real step toward world government is world Go 2008 Page #117  

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m being, how to explain it, like a step-van. There ·were a couple coming th 2007 Page #124  

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 started your interest off? GM: My stepfather was from Falkirk which is qui 2007 Page #80  
s 1 was an avid reader. 1 think my stepfather interest in Sci-fi meant that 2007 Page #81  

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ll the speakers at the conference: Stephen Bassett, Grant Cameron, Paul Dav 2004 Page #2  
en based upon a fig leaf 12 Greer, Stephen M., Md. Disclosure: Military and 2005 Page #84  
ef of Staff for Intelligence, Gen. Stephen J. Chamberlin. The report (full  2005 Page #125  
asures, inclurung the Crown of St. Stephen, were handed over to the United  2005 Page #133  
ll the speakers at the conference: Stephen Bassett, Richard M. Dolan, Stant 2006 Page #2  
ll the speakers at the conference: Stephen Bassett, Richard i\L Dolan, Ka11 2007 Page #3  
aU the speakers at the conference: Stephen Bassett, Richard i'vl. Dolan, Dr 2008 Page #3  
a Ch • Chad R -R.lji ., (!-ddC s • Stephen T •Ty --~::,. -: Connors Chronic 2009 Page #198  

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

ur pick. Then there was Charlie C. Stephens. He was 83 in 1973 and, althoug 2004 Page #29  
 country they call it "visiting" — Stephens loosened up and gave this accou 2004 Page #29  
iately and see what had happened," Stephens recalled. "But my daddy said we 2004 Page #30  
said we had to finish our chores." Stephens said his father rode a horse in 2004 Page #30  
not personally seen. But the elder Stephens had no trouble talking about th 2004 Page #30  
me the story many times," recalled Stephens, adding he was almost 20 years  2004 Page #30  
l I was left with was one witness, Stephens, and some bits of metal gathere 2004 Page #30  
amily, the recollection of Charlie Stephens. And, if the story was merely a 2004 Page #31  

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the same day as the crash. So when Stephens' father was in town, there was  2004 Page #30  

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

 the winter of 1979 that Bennewitz stepped out on his exposed second-story  2003 Page #142  
ilms and recordings in hand. As he stepped into the meeting room, he was in 2003 Page #145  
shook hands with the crew and they stepped into their ship, rose in the air 2004 Page #32  
o the craft. Soon a senior officer stepped through the circle of men and 'f 2004 Page #48  
started pulling it out, and Shutle stepped in — now I hope you have the cha 2004 Page #192  
o one involved in its creation yet stepped forward? Not knowing what our re 2005 Page #150  
passed over Washington D.C. When I stepped back and looked at this big map  2006 Page #97  
proached it thought, that's when I stepped off measurements of the craft. I 2009 Page #64  
ngle appeared under them when they stepped onto the ground. It clisappeared 2009 Page #135  

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

ie. Anyway I want to thank you for stepping in. Anyway, in response to the  2003 Page #201  
ich and UFOs secrecy following his stepping clown as Director, or was this  2005 Page #97  
 would have been more in character stepping from the pages of a Mother Goos 2007 Page #64  
      This beautiful image of cows stepping from a UFO into a cornfield is  2007 Page #73  

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

vett has an estate. When Forrestal steps from the plane, Lovett is shocked  2003 Page #89  
perspective ■ Conclusions and next steps REVERSE ENGINEERING -i EXAMPLES FR 2005 Page #3  
 Steve Jones sitting on DRES porch steps July 17, 2005 A longtime Californi 2005 Page #64  
oblem." One night as he sat on the steps outside his home in Maine, somethi 2005 Page #95  
cenario(s) might evolve. The major steps in this process were: A. Identify  2006 Page #51  
if such trauma threatened, to take steps to protect business assets and int 2006 Page #56  
000 feet. The descent was in level steps, not a smooth curve or straight li 2006 Page #133  
d descend in a smooth arc, not in "steps". And meteors do not normally make 2006 Page #134  
k the process down into four major steps: "I. Detect the UFO crash first vi 2007 Page #29  
nnedy and Khrushchev had agreed on steps to share UFO information precisely 2009 Page #45  
ely 9 feet long -that's three long steps with my stride -and                2009 Page #64  
t. wide and with depths varying in steps to 24 ft. In addition to provision 2009 Page #165  
nhattan Project. Although by 1946, steps taken by the FBI and other Governm 2009 Page #177  

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Declares , Icepita A P00A1 00"00AI sterard to Se i. trit Naval lit00itr•—•• 2004 Page #203  

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ogists Materials found at Bat Cave Stereographic survey, dates July 1-15, 1 2003 Page #44  

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

tober 1941 and provides a complete stereoscopic overflight of the area as s 2003 Page #37  

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

would need to resist temptation to stereotype/demonize the NHI. Any form of 2006 Page #61  
 rce a truly demeanin g ufological stereotype. PCs, CELL ·Lr\R PHONES & TEC 2007 Page #69  

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

 and must include much of the same stereotypical and formulaic language: wh 2003 Page #203  

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

: SLIDE #27: Mutilated Cow's Head, Sterling, Colorado, July 26, 1977 An ear 2004 Page #76  
deep within the throat, as in this Sterling, Colorado, case back on July 26 2004 Page #76  
travelers . Two years later, Bruce Sterling and Rudy Rucker's story Stormin 2008 Page #102  
York which also handled Standard , Sterling Products , General Aniline and  2008 Page #128  

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

s a horticulturist and despite the stern look in his picture he had a good  2003 Page #22  
n Empire in 1897. His father was a stern government bureaucrat, his artisti 2005 Page #88  
e had a uniform shape from stem to stern. The "Carried Away" theory: Is it  2006 Page #191  
ng Family Circle, Parents, Geo and Stern. Bertelsmann 's real power comes f 2008 Page #143  

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

 about the Varginha ET, Marco said sternly, "Do not watch that sort of thin 2005 Page #33  
ne if the officer was serious. She sternly advised me that these were not m 2009 Page #91  

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Ua af rija iaxtatiwo af ths BdLtot Stetas Gs73 z?E2^J o & rahiag ys«r appra 2003 Page #223  

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

 national security advisor. One of Steve Greer's disclosure witnesses tells 2003 Page #199  
we can all get a good night sleep. Steve LaPlume, another former Security P 2004 Page #49  
mation with New Mexico Congressman Steve Schiff. SLIDE #1: Cong. Steve Schi 2004 Page #60  
sman Steve Schiff. SLIDE #1: Cong. Steve Schiff (R), Albuquerque, NM 1st Co 2004 Page #60  
S Geophysics -was hired in 1999 by Steve Jones to examine the aerial photog 2005 Page #61  
rtical straight lines. But he told Steve Jones that the triangle pattern, s 2005 Page #61  
ash Retrieval Conference SLIDE# 37 Steve Jones sitting on DRES porch steps  2005 Page #64  
to "lude secrets in plain ight" is Steve Jones, a computer systems trainer  2005 Page #64  
stems trainer in Dixon California. Steve is 60-years-old and received two b 2005 Page #64  
n PsycholOg)'• SLIDE# 38 Closer on Steve on DRES porch 62 In 1991, Steve ta 2005 Page #64  
on Steve on DRES porch 62 In 1991, Steve talked with a former USAF Captain  2005 Page #64  
 named Rjcharcl TVI.iller who told Steve he had been in the control tower a 2005 Page #64  
-speed dive.] Richard :Miller told Steve Jones that ManteU's plane did not  2005 Page #65  
ith the incident. M.iUer also told Steve Jones that he had received informa 2005 Page #65  
l 1953 aerial phoro N[iller showed Steve the two-dozen high altitude phorog 2005 Page #65  
 is not known. N[iller also showed Steve the 1980 to 1983 logbooks with ent 2005 Page #65  
S facility. In the spring of 2005, Steve e-mailed me a summary of his disco 2005 Page #65  
n # 40 VIDEOTAPE SEGMENT# 1 (5:50) Steve Jones driving van on road toward t 2005 Page #66  
AN FROM FLAGPOLE TO DRES BUILDINGS Steve was surprised to find new solar pa 2005 Page #66  
ot so abandoned and deteriorating. STEVE RAISES ARM TOWARD SOLAR PANELS BEH 2005 Page #66  
R PANELS TO DRES BUILDINGS CUT TO: STEVE IS SITTING ON PORCH OF DRES BUILDI 2005 Page #66  
RES) and that impact (triangle)." "STEVE, WHAT DO YOU THINK IS THE STRONGES 2005 Page #67  
which would put it down near where Steve Gones) was looking at the crash si 2005 Page #69  
ink would coincide with the object Steve Qones) is convinced landed, fell,  2005 Page #69  
pe Segment VIDEOTAPE SEGMENT# 2 68 Steve Jones: "I have had a field geologi 2005 Page #70  
g a big hole and leave it there." "STEVE, ISN'T THE IMPLICATION THAT IF SOM 2005 Page #71  
s Pursue Unknown Craft Over Region Steve Vogel Washington. D.0 July 27 - Mi 2006 Page #28  
gest extra help you could gee. GM: Steve Greer offered to come to speak at  2007 Page #91  
                       His name is Steve LaP!ume. He was born in Leominster 2009 Page #81  
 l 0, 1981, USAF Airman l st Class Steve LaPlume was on patrol at the RAF W 2009 Page #81  
I • I ~Tve k~.:.-~t... ;.-::.,7-oS Steve LaPlume's sketch of the light that 2009 Page #82  
rest with cameras. Sketch© 2005 by Steve LaPlume. First, LaPlume and Palmer 2009 Page #82  
had returned to Rendlesham Forest. Steve LaPlume told me he and Airman Palm 2009 Page #82  
                                .. Steve LaPlume 's sketch of cigar-shaped  2009 Page #83  
er RAF Bentwaters Airman 1st Class Steve LaPlume: "This craft was maybe abo 2009 Page #83  

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

sticdocumenu.com Brigadier General Steven Lovekin www.majesticdocumenU.com“ 2003 Page #16  
the testimony of Brigadier General Steven Lovekin who stated that he had be 2003 Page #192  
ther in UFOs was Brigadier-General Steven Lovekin who testified for the Bri 2003 Page #194  
 The first centers on the visit of Steven Spielberg to the White House in J 2003 Page #198  
t this idea is a story told by Dr. Steven Greer about the late White House  2003 Page #199  
lnesses, most. notably Congressman Steven Schiff of New Mexico, whose searc 2004 Page #146  
up. In addition, Brigadier-General Steven Lovekin stated that during his ti 2004 Page #177  
.:._. -: .... in Disclosure by Dr. Steven Greer and in Electrogr aviti cs I 2005 Page #30  
 Disclosure Project, headed b) Dr. Steven Greer. According to McCandlish, a 2005 Page #83  
 is a fraud. \Xlhen US r esearcher Steven Greer held a special event in the 2005 Page #147  
o the "Disclosure Project" (run by Steven Greer). 1\1\'(/: Did you meet thi 2007 Page #84  
ven out by the disclosure project (Steven Greer) and some from documents re 2007 Page #85  
be extradited. Perhaps people like Steven Greer might be able to suggest ex 2007 Page #91  
ly intriguing is the fact that Dr. Steven Greer, Director of the Center for 2007 Page #135  
ten associated with the work of Dr Steven Greer, whose Disclosure Project h 2008 Page #69  
ld typically have I 6-l. o -2-~c 9 Steven R. LaPlume 10-20-2009 At the East 2009 Page #83  

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

illiam S. Steinman and Wendelle C. Stevens In 1986, William S. Steinman and 2004 Page #69  
illiam S. Steinman and Wendelle C. Stevens wrote a book entitled: UFO Crash 2004 Page #69  
s of William Steinman and Wendelle Stevens, whose book UFO Crash at Aztec,  2004 Page #224  

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

a Moulton Howe, Brian O'Leary, Ian Stevenson, Budd Hopkins, Walter Uphoff,  2006 Page #203  

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

ysterious satellite issue was that Stewart Alsop, a powerful syndicated col 2004 Page #103  
e because it was written by A. Lee Stewart, Jr., the first Braxton County r 2006 Page #98  
story to "The Charleston Gazette." Stewart, the co-owner of "The Braxton De 2006 Page #98  
ng my research, I tracked down Mr. Stewart and was invited to his home and  2006 Page #98  
 the "Flatwoods Monster" incident. Stewart was a key participant in most of 2006 Page #98  
iant figure as described to A. Lee Stewart Jr. by Mrs. May in the "Charlest 2006 Page #98  
partment of Justice attorney James Stewart Martin, was sent to U.S. Militar 2008 Page #137  

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

on, ME 04730-0958 . Autographed by STF 4. Friedman, Stanton T. "TOP SECRET/ 2006 Page #13  

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                                   STHANNUAL UFO CRASH RETRIEVAL CONFERENCE 2008 Page #1  

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t is slightly more challenging but sti!J manageable . The Likelihood that l 2007 Page #30  

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e fittirl rnbltOntiOns for Dire to sTI11I29o_3/1 0 ans1901718 L1VRMD•       2004 Page #25  

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 my pack and picking up my walking stick, I started out, walking back and f 2003 Page #45  
nd there to poke something with my stick. I studied the various kinds of li 2003 Page #45  
ut accent that immediately made me stick out like a sore thumb. I didn't fi 2006 Page #91  
not fully interested it just won't stick. It's being lazy perhaps because y 2007 Page #80  

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charge in before October 1962. The stick-on tabs were in extensive use in t 2008 Page #110  

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lack cars that were shin). I saw a sticker on the door. 1t either said NASA 2007 Page #124  

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

Myron could see "was the left hand sticking out from under the cover." He i 2003 Page #68  
980s where you had a ball that was sticking half out of a console and with  2006 Page #152  
 lurid graphic of a crashed saucer sticking out of an impact crater with a  2007 Page #70  
ing up loads of exercise books and sticking the bits on the intake fan of t 2007 Page #82  
 of a sudden here is this mountain sticking up out of the middle of nowhere 2007 Page #123  
 is to be applauded for not merely sticking to the official line that UFOs  2008 Page #35  

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

tant, with the assistance of Susan Stickley. John, with the assistance of M 2006 Page #49  

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

t in order to show them balsa wood sticks with tape from a toy factory? It' 2004 Page #142  
 Vietcong smear excrement on pungi sticks used as booby traps: the United S 2006 Page #107  
 milk chocolate ducks on lolly pop sticks would have been more in character 2007 Page #64  
om our house. Elk Mountain kind of sticks out of the canyon down there like 2007 Page #122  
other mountains-just this one that sticks up right out of the middle. DeBow 2007 Page #123  

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He claimed that they used a lot of sticky tape for the Mogul balloon arrays 2004 Page #133  
was and thought the designs on the sticky tape might be part of some space  2004 Page #133  

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hone division, technology that was stiD something of a luxury item when it  2007 Page #74  

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demic establishm ent also helps to stifle public discourse by refusing to a 2005 Page #76  
 &meta van a vidocsape showeic ono Stifle ewer vehicles sitand out in IN de 2006 Page #30  

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te interest/publicity for the invt:Stigation ,LA. Times •Sanr,1 Cruz Senrin 2009 Page #194  

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 arise. Because of the unfortunate stigma sometimes associated with serious 2006 Page #49  

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our planet. ·Most people, however, stiJJ hesitate to confront the UFO issue 2005 Page #119  
n. \Xlhat )OU are about to read is stiJJ classified "TOP SECRET" by the Unj 2007 Page #94  

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din g upon availabiljt) ,, you can stili rent a Roswell-themed truck or van 2007 Page #70  

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cience and its technolOg) which is stilJ greatl) undiscovered .... I apprec 2005 Page #128  

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andably denied this request. It is still classified Above Top Secret. ” Sou 2003 Page #8  
ocratic Candidate for President “I still believe in E=mc 2, but I can't bel 2003 Page #8  
raft-Miller funeral home, which is still in business today! It is logical t 2003 Page #34  
One area looks promising. ■ Trough still there todaya Oct 1941 shows scarri 2003 Page #37  
there are small pieces of wreckage still at the crash site that are recover 2003 Page #38  
e final resolution to this case is still out there. It may come in the form 2003 Page #38  
, touched the other one and became still itself. The craft then spewed two  2003 Page #41  
 that had actually been worn and I still have great difficulty accepting th 2003 Page #48  
d size than the smaller one, it is still unique in its narrowness in front  2003 Page #48  
e numerous recent leads which I am still following up on. Many of the repor 2003 Page #57  
 his disposal, James Forrestal was still unable to affect the situation he' 2003 Page #89  
 The sash of his dressing-gown was still knotted and wrapped tightly around 2003 Page #94  
echnology museum" went? Or if it's still there, is it underground or disgui 2003 Page #102  
2^Mg in our mysterious sample, but still not outside terrestrial ranges for 2003 Page #108  
as not vigorous, a fine stream was still being formed at the 40-day termina 2003 Page #112  
 acid solution. But the liquid was still as clear as when first placed in t 2003 Page #114  
 to carry it out. The Cold War was still simmering when Paul Bennewitz bega 2003 Page #141  
v.vw majesticdocuments com • It is still blacked out, although less now the 2003 Page #163  
to speculate. I suspect that it is still in La Crosse WI. If the owner woul 2003 Page #179  
s issued blacked out, as if it was still so sensitive they didn't want to t 2003 Page #183  
any people also, say, "OK, but why still keep it secret TODAY?" The answers 2003 Page #185  
shown in Slide 64. Nevertheless, I still believe that our Government does h 2003 Page #185  
urse of action should have been. I still believe that although people do no 2003 Page #187  
these recovered parts and probably still are. That we have been unsuccessfu 2003 Page #187  
it is quite unknown. □ There might still be a “clear and present danger ” 1 2003 Page #188  
gency or CIA, the president should still receive the best available materia 2003 Page #189  
 U.S. intelligence. The aliens are still in control.                        2003 Page #189  
s yet available, but MUFON Ohio is still working on it. Harry S. Truman Har 2003 Page #190  
951 movie "The Day the Earth Stood Still." Now billions are being spent on  2003 Page #199  
Perhaps, more than 40 years on, it still lies dormant deep below the Pacifi 2004 Page #5  
eep below the Pacific, its secrets still waiting to be plundered. And there 2004 Page #5  
g. By the mid-1960s, Moon Dust was still receiving credible data and report 2004 Page #6  
 to assume that this event was one still considered "sensitive" by U.S. aut 2004 Page #6  
heless, two years later, UFOs were still very much in the minds of Project  2004 Page #6  
raised. So, the available evidence still did not answer that crucial questi 2004 Page #10  
ated a smooth landing? Perhaps the still photographs and move footage in th 2004 Page #11  
r. But Moon Dust aside, there is a still a long history of UFO crash report 2004 Page #12  
had no knowledge of the crash. But still the story refused to die. Three ye 2004 Page #13  
on." The Stuttgarter Tageblatt had still more data to impart: "According to 2004 Page #13  
ST OF THE ANLMALE 111 THE AARE ARE STILL IV A SORT OF A DEMENTED STACIE. TH 2004 Page #24  
ENTLY WHOEVER FIRED THE MISSILE IS STILL IN TEE GOOD ROOKS OF THOSE WHO KNO 2004 Page #24  
bie Reynolds Hanson said, "They're still trying to bring up the hoax about  2004 Page #29  
1973, there were only three people still living who may have had direct kno 2004 Page #29  
 the plane out on the water and it still had one light on. Werbicki's other 2004 Page #35  
hone in Woods Harbor. Werbicki was still not convinced that an airplane had 2004 Page #36  
d, seeing his father, Wilfred, was still up, dragged him outside to see the 2004 Page #37  
went at it again the next morning. Still nothing was found. Donald Nickerso 2004 Page #41  
hree was: 3. The object submerged, still under intelligent control, and con 2004 Page #42  
en in the journal for those dates. Still here was the diver saying, well I  2004 Page #43  
 fully contain. C Flight's blotter still exists and the incident involving  2004 Page #51  
rce for more than twenty years and still held the appropriate security clea 2004 Page #51  
t that constant. The fixtures were still in place, as were the huge generat 2004 Page #51  
nty years ago. Nonetheless, it was still with some surprise that I took Lar 2004 Page #59  
"peculiar phenomena" was here — or still is here — only to monitor Earth fo 2004 Page #82  
 than the hydrogen bomb (which was still in a classified development stage  2004 Page #89  
held at Wright Patterson who might still be alive. Sarbacher named off a nu 2004 Page #98  
gence evaluation of gun camera and still photographs requested on call by t 2004 Page #101  
 a story that occurred when he was still in the Navy (the group that Smith  2004 Page #101  
mpressed with the piece, as he was still talking to Dr. James McDonald abou 2004 Page #102  
urried to the scene. The thing was still glowing when they found it an hour 2004 Page #102  
xpert witness. So, ALL evidence is still dependent on the witnesses and wha 2004 Page #106  
f them are known to people who are still active in the UFO research communi 2004 Page #117  
tself • The silencers are possibly still at work for some witnesses Slide 2 2004 Page #128  
e of the possible secrets that are still being kept — but without giving yo 2004 Page #130  
u wonder. Take three secrets maybe still being kept from the public shown o 2004 Page #130  
Cockpit Voice Recorder analysis is still classified, pellets penetrated the 2004 Page #130  
al program. ARE THESE CONSPIRACIES STILL CONCEALED? • Flight TWA 800 was sh 2004 Page #131  
ty years of dispute about UFOs, we still do not have that Holy Grail. 130   2004 Page #133  
authenticity of these documents is still held open to question, of course,  2004 Page #134  
ldn't identify the debris then and still didn't know what it was, but it ha 2004 Page #135  
pe from a toy factory? It's harder still to imagine that this key intellige 2004 Page #142  
 Rickett's confidant was that they still couldn't figure out what it was. B 2004 Page #143  
uthor Kevin Randle, stated that he still could not talk about the case beca 2004 Page #144  
quires a belief that the facts are still being withheld by deliberate, cold 2004 Page #144  
ation he sought, which he said "is still classified Above Top Secret." Gold 2004 Page #146  
e a plan that worked so well it is still being used today to mold our UFO w 2004 Page #178  
given a film — Top Secret - it was still Top Secret on it — Quintanilla's n 2004 Page #184  
e known as the Falcon, and he will still not divulge this person's real nam 2004 Page #190  
n the vault he believed there were still some MJ-12 documents scattered abo 2004 Page #191  
, Doty stated the government would still like to release the HoHoman and cr 2004 Page #194  
int was hammered home — we had and still do have a live alien. Bill Moore f 2004 Page #195  
eening m • RV answer: pictures are still out A there; was murdered with roa 2004 Page #209  
 evaluation of gun camera file and still photographs requested on call by t 2004 Page #212  
swell and MJ-12, where the jury is still out, and where there is evidence t 2004 Page #214  
n "without a shred of evidence." 2 Still, old stories, long buried, even wh 2004 Page #215  
 Friedman often reminds people, we still don't know who "Deep Throat" was.  2004 Page #218  
 Cutler-Twining Memo, the original still exists. Not so the Newton diary. M 2004 Page #221  
e doubt? Absolutely not. There are still too many unanswered questions, and 2004 Page #223  
l, let's just say that the jury is still out. As Stan Friedman has said, "j 2004 Page #223  
ne agrees on every word, but we're still looking—and invite everyone who's  2004 Page #227  
ves have been stored since 1947 is still held at the UTA along with the neg 2004 Page #235  
oint of view. Bond Johnson has and still maintains he was the only pressman 2004 Page #236  
e images together through time. We still have many blanks to fill in and ma 2004 Page #238  
t the time of this writing, we are still don't know who he is. The first di 2004 Page #252  
ew York Times, corroboration would still need a couple of very high level w 2004 Page #254  
l UFO Crash Retrieval Conf ere nee Still on 20 January, between 6:15 and 7: 2005 Page #32  
or the abscess that killed him. We still don't know the cause." The blood c 2005 Page #34  
o silence me," says Luzia. But she still wouldn't give in to them. Later on 2005 Page #36  
t of the atomic testing, but 1 was still with the Air Force and this was th 2005 Page #40  
bluntly, 'I have seen the bodies.' Still looking at the map and noting my p 2005 Page #43  
ember that one of the entities was still alive aboard the craft when the U. 2005 Page #43  
 and it is of tremendous size. l'm still climbing; the object is above and  2005 Page #64  
 retired USAF pilot, the craft was still underground at the DRES lakebed as 2005 Page #71  
ndabl y denied this request. It is still classified above Top Secret." Six  2005 Page #80  
t least two areas of Reich's work. Still, we do not know conclusively wheth 2005 Page #99  
nowledge of a master scientist and still not be able to analyze or even see 2005 Page #104  
ing out of th.is world. "Those who still hold that the entire subject of UF 2005 Page #119  
most obsolete in Earth technology. Still others ask whether any one of us c 2005 Page #120  
efore , the exact date of the film still remains open to question. Claims m 2005 Page #146  
 death for that matter, and yet it still looked faked. The point I'm making 2005 Page #150  
pendent scientific analysis and is still the subject of additional, planned 2005 Page #157  
a number of sources, some of which still prefer to remain anonymous. \Yle m 2005 Page #163  
dicap of limited disclosure we can still cry to reconstruct an overview for 2005 Page #167  
 G-ships are corning." And, we are still waiting! Or, have we developed ant 2005 Page #172  
s most advanced jetliner, the 777, still uses turbojet propulsion . One of  2005 Page #173  
ret accomplished facts, why are we still flying that flaming torch called t 2005 Page #173  
 for ET zoos and aquariums. We are still finding new specimens. J. The loca 2006 Page #7  
 his crash retrieval services were still required. Some support for Stone's 2006 Page #17  
el' stating that his services were still required. Sherman's whistleblower  2006 Page #23  
entist Robert Sarbacher Sarbacher. still living, confirms the truth of Smit 2006 Page #26  
at starting point, it has been and still is a matter of digging deeper for  2006 Page #44  
 time of the accident the A-12 was still a Top Secret, Special Access, prog 2006 Page #73  
separated, but the aft section was still identifiable as a twin-engine, del 2006 Page #74  
eclassified. The impact crater was still reasonably well defined, even afte 2006 Page #76  
olf course. Some nearby trees were still charred black and a smoky odor per 2006 Page #84  
rater. They were charred black but still rooted to the ground. If the site  2006 Page #85  
f time in diners and coffee shops. Still, they would only talk briefly with 2006 Page #92  
. The telephones in Flatwoods were still run by a local switchboard operato 2006 Page #92  
ods General Store on weekends were still the main forms of entertainment. I 2006 Page #92  
ruinard. The uninhabited island is still believed to be contaminated and is 2006 Page #107  
believed to be contaminated and is still off-limits. • 1942: United States  2006 Page #107  
t is believed biowarfare units may still have smallpox stocks • 1980-1988 G 2006 Page #107  
rwyn and that the alien crew, some still alive, were whisked off to a secre 2006 Page #119  
me my unit or barracks as they are still operational," Prescott stressed to 2006 Page #122  
own, but said that their cargo was still alive." In conclusion, Prescott ad 2006 Page #123  
ding to this man, at least one was still alive. This is just evidence of on 2006 Page #124  
UFO Crash Retrieval Conference mom still lives there to this day. Corwen is 2006 Page #127  
s not very far away at all. "[She] still remembers what happened on the nig 2006 Page #127  
s nothing like a normal mist and I still remember it now. I wish I had the  2006 Page #129  
 Executive Order that allegedly is still in force to this day. SLIDE # 11—  2006 Page #142  
 with the Air Force. They probably still do — Air Force bombers and Air For 2006 Page #149  
versations with his father, who is still alive, but would not agree to talk 2006 Page #151  
ght at one of these things and you still can't believe it? Won't believe it 2006 Page #157  
UFOS, founded in the early 1970's, still exists in Chicago.) The complete a 2006 Page #175  
ost or destroyed years ago. Zechel still has audio taped interviews and vid 2006 Page #177  
nce be acquainted with someone who still knows how to talk to people, turn  2006 Page #181  
ishing season. Back when there was still a commercial fishing season to spe 2006 Page #183  
summer day. Even at this hour it's still warm out. The night sky is clear,  2006 Page #184  
 leaving him in relative darkness. Still, Burke exclaims into his helmet ra 2006 Page #187  
ingham Bay some six months before. Still, a number of questions remain.- Im 2006 Page #190  
in point toward a vehicle that was still "alive" or active? Why had no sea  2006 Page #192  
ere the object splashed down. He's still curious to know what happened to i 2006 Page #193  
 objections were that people would still associate the show with the Founda 2006 Page #204  
ut Las Vegas, in many respects, is still the Wild West! Men in Black (MIBs) 2006 Page #204  
rs after I left the Foundation and still sends a Christmas card every year! 2006 Page #206  
dden from the pubLic. The world is still a big place and, if UFOs crashed a 2007 Page #29  
otherwiae difficult to visualize . Still other page.:, have no watorm.a t"k 2007 Page #46  
e down to the HND course but l was still having trouble with the high level 2007 Page #78  
ied Microsoft Certified engineers. Still I had the experience, which counts 2007 Page #82  
one all the exams in the world but still hasn't got the practical experienc 2007 Page #82  
ut him the other day as his son is still alive and is crying to get some fo 2007 Page #84  
t and worst moment in it all and 1 still think back with anger because of t 2007 Page #86  
ow it can look wrong. :rvf\Xl: I'm still interested how a note left to a sy 2007 Page #90  
craft and official USAF photos are still classified, this article and the a 2007 Page #94  
verythin g off but everybody could still stand on the sidewalk. \Y/e saw tw 2007 Page #122  
 two, Tammy and Teresa, Leanne was still just a baby and Marie wasn't born  2007 Page #123  
\X/hen we saw the vehicles we were still down a t the, I guess we would cal 2007 Page #124  
l of the machine, but the heat was still intense, it burned his skin, you k 2007 Page #125  
member hearing stuff like that. We still had our dads when everything was f 2007 Page #126  
century lacer, that unknown object still lies dormant on the ocean floor, i 2007 Page #139  
nt on the ocean floor, its secrets still to be plundered. And the reports f 2007 Page #139  
y. By the mid-1960s, Moon Dust was still receiving credible data on crashed 2007 Page #140  
eal, two years later Moon Dust was still deeply implicated in the UFO myste 2007 Page #140  
eview of our files shows that AQ-4 still favors meteoroid. M4 and M7 inclin 2007 Page #143  
M4 and M7 incline to SA theory. M8 still waivers and points to Oklahoma lan 2007 Page #143  
1 Report). Los Alamos Study 4FF is still classified under old Moondust reg. 2007 Page #143  
ed Scudy 4FF) that was reportedly "still classified under tl1e old Moondust 2007 Page #144  
. Paul McKeever, now 41-years-old, still resident of Albuquerque, New Mexic 2007 Page #166  
nd Mom Rebecca McKeever Armstrong, still residents of Albuquerque, New Mexi 2007 Page #166  
ike we were saying earlier. It was still glowing, so it must have been unde 2007 Page #170  
wn to 2,000 miles per hour and was still slowing very gradually. The streak 2007 Page #185  
owing down, although its speed was still near 2,000 miles per hour at the t 2007 Page #186  
ut stopped when she noticed it was still hot. That's when she called Prof.  2007 Page #193  
] nstitut in Germany, etc. Poulain still wanted an additional opinion from  2007 Page #198  
oscow in November 1989. There were still a couple of additional analysis of 2007 Page #198  
Four of the metallic fragments are still available for further analysis, on 2007 Page #201  
tarv and never returned. There are still other South American incidents (Ra 2007 Page #201  
agments presented in this paper is still a mystery. As mentioned throughout 2007 Page #202  
 the first reports the trail could still be seen. No radar pick up reported 2008 Page #9  
had decreased in intensity we were still looking for the light source, and  2008 Page #10  
 the time-and some whose names are still well known within government to th 2008 Page #36  
vice with the Sheriff's office, he still lives in the area. Figure 3 Vicini 2008 Page #43  
 was a former Navy SEAL and he was still in the reserves for Coast Guard In 2008 Page #43  
ed repeatedly over time. There are still a few old growth cedar stumps over 2008 Page #52  
 'Western propaganda ,' but it was still a big signal. It had to overcome j 2008 Page #77  
shining onto the trees and I could still see the red and blue lights. " Joh 2008 Page #79  
p off the ground about three feet, still with absolutely no sound. It start 2008 Page #83  
 was gone. All with no sound! That still boggles my mind." After the craft  2008 Page #83  
tle blue lights .... The craft was still hovering out there. They're (blue  2008 Page #88  
lesham Forest in December 1980, is still reverberating nearly thirty years  2008 Page #96  
s in that remote, cold location is still beino hiohJiohted theorized and de 2008 Page #103  
 as important. These variables are still being evaluated at the time of thi 2008 Page #108  
st of them if MJ-8 through 12 were still around and involved. By using the  2008 Page #109  
in 1944, Standard Oil tankers were still refueling German U-Boats in the Ca 2008 Page #128  
overnment copies of the movies and still photographs and kept the originals 2008 Page #132  
. Remschmidt , long after the war, still pointed to "a genetic answer" to h 2008 Page #140  
mation to draw this conclusion but still left our radar early warning syste 2009 Page #18  
 in this respect our technology is still superior to that of any country. F 2009 Page #22  
dn't present, and what most people still do not understand , is that Garris 2009 Page #29  
ed to be in the early 1960s and is still under investigation.17 The Burned  2009 Page #39  
t of the atomic testing, but I was still with the Air Force and this was th 2009 Page #48  
uded the roll of 36 exposure B & W still film that Sgt. James Penniston say 2009 Page #60  
nge -I guess more orange. John was still with me and I started taking obser 2009 Page #64  
AT COMES OUT OF THE OBJECT THAT IS STILL UP IN THE AIR AND WHERE IT STRIKES 2009 Page #70  
ape was ever to be released -and I still believe it's out there -that would 2009 Page #78  
ters in mid-September 1980. He was still waiting for his SECRET clearance t 2009 Page #81  
ah, here we are 30 years later. We still have no clear answers about what i 2009 Page #85  
ically about Dr. von Braun. I have still not found such a reference. June g 2009 Page #93  
search for truth. One area that is still virginal research territory is the 2009 Page #154  
ecret," and for which research was still ongoing. June 13, 1947 On June 13, 2009 Page #156  
cation during the war, but work 1s still bemg pursued in the strictest secr 2009 Page #157  
d the weapon he helped develop was still a top secret among Allied nations. 2009 Page #157  
ive weapon was started in 1944 and still was being pursued in the strictest 2009 Page #159  
le,.-n~~i!!l-J..roc:-i:an i~-! Sky Still Unex-plained re: "''e:irnn :,IJ,~e 2009 Page #163  
plication during the war, but work still is being pursued in the strictest  2009 Page #167  
ive weapon was started in 1944 and still was being pursued in the strictest 2009 Page #172  
press in the first place if it was still allegedly an ongoing classified pr 2009 Page #176  
vious colleague if the project was still being worked on in strict secrecy? 2009 Page #176  
n his autobiography because he was still under oath for this deception oper 2009 Page #177  
 to curb this activity, there were still untold numbers of Soviet agents wh 2009 Page #177  

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, in this case those of former and still-active United States Air Force per 2004 Page #48  

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number of alien bodies and several still-living extra-terrestrial 118       2006 Page #121  

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ining to Project Moon Dust and its still-mysterious activities. Today, Moon 2007 Page #144  

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ga of Mari!Jn Monroe -revealed the still-unauthenticated document to the wo 2007 Page #134  

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dismissing the matter as a hoax, a still-unidentified NSA agent circled wit 2004 Page #14  

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ntic Flash, the Vela Incident is a still-unresolved event that centered upo 2007 Page #142  

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around the world. First to publish stills from the film was VSD in France a 2005 Page #146  

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 religions. Equally, the NHI would stimulate the rise of new religions and  2006 Page #60  
nded. Its purpose is threefold: to stimulate research on military applicati 2009 Page #21  

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s desire to join the Air Force was stimulated by a Major Roberts stationed  2006 Page #22  

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ch is about 7 MHz, the same as the stimulating RF signal. Nuclear magnetic  2003 Page #111  
nce (NIDS). It was an exciting and stimulating time. Today, Robert Bigelow  2006 Page #207  

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ummarizes the five kinds of normal stimuli that account for most of the mis 2003 Page #178  
are offered for each of these five stimuli. Authentication Techniques The t 2003 Page #178  

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ation Criteria • General: find the stimulus • Aircraft? a Balloons? » Meteo 2003 Page #177  

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to practice. ln June 1957 G. Harry Stine wrote for Mechanix lllustrated mag 2005 Page #172  
s the dream of the future, and yet Stine was preclicting its obsolescence.  2005 Page #172  

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n top, which I flipped off with my stink. Underneath was something totally  2003 Page #45  

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arfare against enemies. During his stint on the PSB, Gray's chief consultan 2008 Page #133  
tra spy network. It was during his stint as assistant to the U.S. Ambassado 2008 Page #138  

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a ;Li, Q, latro: roa, Mark MO: air stipse sets net iniootart Mend, either a 2006 Page #30  

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on provided the phinese Government stipulates, guarantees and accepts defin 2003 Page #222  

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ibed as "mumbling." As he began to stir, Bethurum was shocked to see that h 2009 Page #54  

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stions about flying saucers, which stirred up a hornet's nest. I found that 2004 Page #89  
 crashed UFO controversy. Interest stirred b) Stringfield's book Situation  2005 Page #139  

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books, speaking at conferences and stirring the pot of public interest. Dr. 2005 Page #139  

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ands . ·Most of the original posts stiU stand - a testament to the dry clim 2005 Page #53  
ng lazy perhaps because you should stiU be able to apply yourself to rememb 2007 Page #80  

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 MP.modifier (advcrl,)··(1.Jlckly, stJmm.rily, well' ■ l'\P·noun-document,  2008 Page #118  

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 less than ideal, according to the Stke#, which noted that the El Vado stat 2004 Page #220  

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. I \\111 be speaking now for both StlU' NaUoos, ta1d ror Utt llnru1111 prd 2008 Page #154  

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 some great pictures of vety weird stmctures in the metals. They look Eke l 2005 Page #158  

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. ,.u,..o,; crac.,, ,ur 'PACtt•tC. STN:..S l. !:.lk1?E.S; GOcJ~TE!.'f ·~-L; 2009 Page #108  

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:srihr guard Ora••• ena Oject tlat stNaled at wet cit tie ndan Pont farNwr  2006 Page #30  

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 UFO "to ourunaamazement . II wa,t stniighl up Into the hel!Vefls. When I g 2009 Page #142  

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f the findings of your mission you sto lid nnsieavor to st it’ an conci ’ie 2003 Page #214  
dle, Avon Books, 1995. The Strange Sto,y of J-Rod, An EBE, Bill Hamilton, 1 2009 Page #56  

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ving the riddle of Roswell: Debbie Stock, a professional photographer from  2004 Page #227  
ome from a different batch of film stock from that used for the Ramey pair, 2004 Page #234  
 admissions would increase. C. The stock market would go down... uncertaint 2006 Page #9  
Y USING US SOMETHING LIKE BREEDfNG STOCK? 85                                2008 Page #91  
he Farben chief once "held as much stock in Standard Oil of New Jersey as d 2008 Page #127  
ompany of New Orleans, First Joint Stock Land Bank, the Canal Bank and Trus 2008 Page #133  

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ere sent to greet it. A "short and stock-y" humanoid disembarked . Then a b 2005 Page #78  

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 tempted to seek side deals. Savvy stockholders would cash out quickly, cra 2006 Page #65  

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s occurred in 1976, one year after Stockholm's gold lined Temin's pockets.  2006 Page #113  

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pany encouraged retailers to begin stocking their new Mr. Shivvers' brand p 2007 Page #60  

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ts, the U.S. military maintained a stockpile of something like three hundre 2004 Page #46  
States destroys biological weapons stockpile. • 1973: Soviet Union begins B 2006 Page #107  

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 a few days, Bond contacted Debbie Stocks and me, intending for us to start 2004 Page #226  
fare units may still have smallpox stocks • 1980-1988 Gulf War (Iran-Iraq): 2006 Page #107  
rred ownership documents , such as stocks, bonds, deeds and trusts, from hi 2008 Page #129  
the massive flight of money, gold, stocks, bonds, patents, copyrights and e 2008 Page #136  
zerland and Argentina buy American stocks using foreign exchange funds in t 2008 Page #136  

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ecurity detachment greet it. Short stocky alien comes out; beam of light pa 2006 Page #26  

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ie Garrons Point, Inner Island and Stoddart Island and on the west by three 2004 Page #39  

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rred on Norwegian soil. "The whole stog seems utterly unfounded," Mantle wa 2004 Page #13  

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 liE.11 WH&"I c:»J.Vrl'(J l'.V,.VY STOHi!!. rl'TO -ntEllt l«Ml~Uc, SAUCflt. 2009 Page #118  

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 Alert. I 97:,. I 976 : The £mpi,e Stok : Clo,I: and : C.itm Befor : Ufolog 2009 Page #141  

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ne discussion with Mr. James Frank Stokan (retired Lockheed Skunk Works sen 2007 Page #115  

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l the director who disappeared and stole loads of hardware had left lots of 2007 Page #83  
 he shot a roll of film, but "they stole my g-damned camera!., Miller's fam 2008 Page #53  

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

stopped, the strange headstone was stolen. Vandals, souvenir hunters, anyon 2004 Page #31  

Word: "stom1", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

cts (as well as the local magnetic stom1 that started after the explosion)  2008 Page #102  

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

nge of red. That pink color in the stomach medicine, Pepto-Bismal, comes fr 2003 Page #106  
PLACE, AND SOME OF ?TUN ARE HAVING STOMACH ACEEB. YOU KNOW, AND VERY UNUSUA 2004 Page #24  
 KNOW, AND VERY UNUSUAL MOTIONS -- STOMACH MOTION ANO A LOT OF UYMETOMS HAV 2004 Page #24  

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

 rashes, boils on the skin, aching stomachs, and skin shedding. majestcdocu 2003 Page #163  
 rashes, boils on the skin, aching stomachs, and skin shedding. The documen 2004 Page #17  
om the craft confused , with upset stomachs , removed their masks and threw 2009 Page #53  

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

 KGB direction at an Institute for Stomatology Tomb Of the Visitor • At Nas 2004 Page #172  

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

 saucer outside of Washington is a ston- that was related by the first cras 2004 Page #96  

Word: "stone", 55 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ndards saying it was not a natural stone. The piece eventually disappeared  2004 Page #102  
al Station headquarters . SLIDE# 9 Stone obelisk gate and DRES By 1935, the 2005 Page #53  
quarters beyond an entrance of two stone obelisks. 51                       2005 Page #53  
that have impacted earth? Clifford Stone, UFO researcher after retiring fro 2005 Page #141  
Lifford Scone, US Army (Retired) . Stone was inteniewed in 1996 by US resea 2005 Page #147  
emed to be watching films of UFOs. Stone and his colleague thought that the 2005 Page #147  
s that were not human. E\"enrually Stone and his coUeague were cauo-ht and  2005 Page #147  
o this. It was not untiJ 1995 when Stone saw the AJjen .Autopsy film that h 2005 Page #147  
 had faked the fiJm, Sgt. Clifford Stone could not have seen it in the appa 2005 Page #147  
p of the US military in 1969. Sgt. Stone is onJy one of severaJ fonner US m 2005 Page #147  
's ownership. Above: Sgt. Clifford Stone (US Army retired) who claims to ha 2005 Page #147  
 the fiJm is a hoax, then what did Stone and Maloney see and why has no one 2005 Page #150  
ate on two whisdeblowers, Clifford Stone and Dan Sherman, whose respective  2006 Page #14  
1 and whistleblower testimonies of Stone and Sherman to outline the main pr 2006 Page #14  
. I will contrast the testimony of Stone with key elements in SOM1-01, in o 2006 Page #14  
timony of a whisdeblower, Clifford Stone, who claims to have directly parti 2006 Page #16  
Operations Staff Sergeant Clifford Stone served in the U.S. Army for a 22 y 2006 Page #16  
m on a weekly basis who encouraged Stone to pursue his interest in UFOs, an 2006 Page #16  
e military. Upon joining the Army, Stone found himself starting a very unty 2006 Page #16  
rned was called Project Moon Dust. Stone says he was initially given traini 2006 Page #16  
 was the individual who supervised Stone while performing 13                2006 Page #16  
eval Conference his covert duties. Stone claims that when required for UFO  2006 Page #17  
FO crash retrieval teams. Finally, Stone described how his effort to retire 2006 Page #17  
rojects is extensive documentation Stone uncovered to support the existence 2006 Page #17  
l operations in various countries. Stone began, in the late 1970's to use F 2006 Page #17  
equently distanced themselves from Stone when he publicly announced that he 2006 Page #17  
ash Retrieval Claims with SOM1 -01 Stone claimed that he was part of a high 2006 Page #18  
 any EBE found at the crash scene. Stone claimed that these operations were 2006 Page #18  
 the 'Colonel' and the covert team Stone was recruited into appeared to be  2006 Page #18  
of the United States. In addition, Stone claimed that he sometimes traveled 2006 Page #18  
ual UFO Crash Retrieval Conference Stone further claimed that the 'Colonel' 2006 Page #19  
es they had at any given location. Stone claims he first saw the Heinz 57,  2006 Page #19  
the retrieval teams up until 1989. Stone says that the Guidebook was to be  2006 Page #19  
h sites. In a July 2005 interview, Stone gave the example of Iodine which c 2006 Page #19  
m attending crash retrieval sites, Stone would have a "need to know" when i 2006 Page #19  
gh them. In a July 2005 interview, Stone describes the codeword he would re 2006 Page #19  
rs. As far as they were concerned, Stone would be called away to perform TD 2006 Page #20  
the security clearance required by Stone when called away from his normal A 2006 Page #20  
sonnel. The use of codes to summon Stone to his covert duties would be a me 2006 Page #20  
 covert work would bring. Finally, Stone claims that during his first recov 2006 Page #21  
 captured EBE. The EBE revealed to Stone during their telepathic communicat 2006 Page #21  
cation that it intended to escape. Stone claims that the EBE would have bee 2006 Page #21  
 order to ensure the EBE's safety, Stone decided to help the EBE escape. Th 2006 Page #21  
ng and service in covert projects. Stone claims that all his covert trainin 2006 Page #21  
borating the testimony of Clifford Stone. The following seven elements appe 2006 Page #22  
oth the testimonies of Sherman and Stone, and suggest that they were recrui 2006 Page #22  
ning secrecy. Table 1. Sherman and Stone experienced many identical circums 2006 Page #22  
Project Preserve Destiny) Clifford Stone (Project Moon Dust) Recruited due  2006 Page #22  
anual, the testimonies of Clifford Stone and Dan Sherman provide an overvie 2006 Page #24  
12 Group projects. SOM1-01 and the Stone and Sherman testimonies provide cl 2006 Page #24  
atic, ritual landscape dotted with stone circles...Folklore tells us that t 2006 Page #119  
nalism Review and later in Rolling Stone. EventuaUy, even the New York Time 2007 Page #12  
hing with the shape of a brilliant stone. I came near it and rook it, it fe 2007 Page #196  
of the craft.. If you took an onyx stone and you had an onyx stone that mea 2009 Page #65  
 an onyx stone and you had an onyx stone that measured 9 feet long and 6 fe 2009 Page #65  

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

man wrote the Air Force concerning Stone's inquiries about Project MOON DUS 2005 Page #141  
practice, and to help substantiate Stone's testimony of being covertly empl 2006 Page #14  
roject as a means of corroborating Stone's claims with regard to his covert 2006 Page #14  
 analytical framework derived from Stone's and Sherman's testimonies for un 2006 Page #14  
ns and Project Moon Dust. Clifford Stone's Claims Regarding UFO Crash Retri 2006 Page #16  
e still required. Some support for Stone's claims of having worked in cover 2006 Page #17  
cover debris of UFOs. In addition, Stone's military service was characteriz 2006 Page #17  
ess in rank beyond Staff Sergeant. Stone's conflict with Army authorities o 2006 Page #17  
owledge of his military superiors. Stone's use of FOIA was particularly imp 2006 Page #17  
losures of classified information. Stone's FOIA research led to him being a 2006 Page #17  
 verify this. To help substantiate Stone's claims, I will now examine them  2006 Page #17  
rms of procedures and policies. If Stone's claims are consistent with SOM1- 2006 Page #17  
SH RETRIEVALS Contrasting Clifford Stone's UFO Crash Retrieval Claims with  2006 Page #18  
 the 'Colonel'. This is consistent Stone's overseas assignments and with th 2006 Page #18  
 the possession of foreign powers. Stone's testimony of his 'special team'  2006 Page #18  
systems are impossible to predict. Stone's testimony is consistent with the 2006 Page #19  
trating first aid to injured EBEs. Stone's testimony however indicates that 2006 Page #19  
efed into the job. We can evaluate Stone's statements concerning being call 2006 Page #20  
y by the OPNAC Team. This supports Stone's claim of being clearances on a o 2006 Page #20  
cerning all the above operations." Stone's reference to getting the "actual 2006 Page #20  
versy over inconsistencies between Stone's testimony, and lack of documenta 2006 Page #21  
r these operations. The absence in Stone's military records of any referenc 2006 Page #21  
contrasting with and corroborating Stone's crash retrieval testimony given  2006 Page #21  
mportant corroborating support for Stone's claims for having worked on UFO  2006 Page #23  
ber of consistencies with SOM1-01, Stone's highly specific FOIA requests on 2006 Page #23  
 service, it can be concluded that Stone's testimony is very likely an accu 2006 Page #23  
O Crash Retrieval The parallels in Stone's and Sherman's whistleblower test 2006 Page #23  
rt plain known as El Llano, just a stone's throw away from the Texas border 2007 Page #186  
 Kenn Thomas The release of Oliver Stone's movie JFK in 1991 was the last r 2009 Page #29  
thers about it for the first time. Stone's movie carefully notes that Garri 2009 Page #29  

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

leday, 1976 Cauldron of Hell, Jack Stoneley, Simon & Schuster, 1977 The Day 2008 Page #103  

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

anation Or debriefing Several such stones. • Contractor at Wright-Pat in th 2006 Page #26  
u touched it," wrote Poulain. "The stones were black and so was the soil, e 2007 Page #196  
ud knocking was heard, as if large stones were falling, or artillery was fi 2008 Page #98  

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

sions can lead to retraction s and stonewalJ.ing-a new director of counteri 2005 Page #123  

Word: "stonn", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

rrectly) states that it was an EMP stonn causing the 1977 New York Citv bla 2009 Page #10  

Word: "stood", 47 instance(s) (Back to Top)

up one, and two men on either side stood him up and they stretched his arms 2003 Page #23  
water diverted down this track and stood at a depth of five or six inches,  2003 Page #49  
he had hunted down there. Bulebush stood behind a tree as he looked upon a  2003 Page #60  
 it into an acorn shaped mold. Jim stood on the bank looking down at the ob 2003 Page #60  
hat an adult man could have easily stood up inside the object. The object w 2003 Page #60  
s to a particular tree that he had stood behind that day from where he obse 2003 Page #63  
 sidewalk where he and his brother stood. The officer mentioned that they w 2003 Page #67  
ng a military presence. While Bill stood there with others on the lane look 2003 Page #70  
 flatbed tractortrailer trucks. He stood up on a tire or bumper of one of t 2003 Page #71  
s to restore order. One researcher stood up and rhetorically asked "Where d 2003 Page #146  
 the 1951 movie "The Day the Earth Stood Still." Now billions are being spe 2003 Page #199  
nts, including cemetery directors, stood guard at the cemetery to prevent a 2004 Page #30  
anything they had ever seen before stood on the spot. Some men fled but the 2004 Page #48  
ot. Some men fled but the majority stood their ground, even when three smal 2004 Page #48  
 C and D Flight Supervisor. Adrian stood next to Larry in the field that ni 2004 Page #50  
 so desperate to see something, we stood on sandbags surrounding the Alarm  2004 Page #55  
ed as 'grounded, impacted in soil, stood at a tilt" 43 1965 Kecksburg, Penn 2004 Page #113  
space race right from the night he stood out on his Texas ranch and watched 2004 Page #177  
 two young guys, maybe three, that stood at the western side of the crash s 2004 Page #217  
er with a firsthand witness. As he stood at the map with a straight-on glan 2005 Page #43  
at the map he recalled that he had stood inside a hangar at a distance of a 2005 Page #43  
eneatl1. As a number of Air Police stood silent guard near the crates, he m 2005 Page #43  
s a quack and orgonomy a fraud, it stood to reason there was no need to put 2005 Page #101  
re Project, many mifaary personnel stood up in front of an audience made up 2005 Page #147  
ve -cultural assumptions that have stood since the beginning of human life. 2006 Page #50  
rth. In contrast, the impact point stood out as a white indentation of pulv 2006 Page #84  
 white cylinder where the tree had stood and that wasn't there when the pic 2006 Page #129  
 story. It was an amazing thing! I stood outside of that BCC and I looked i 2006 Page #148  
gar, the opening here. What really stood out to me in this photograph was t 2006 Page #158  
dirt, presumably picked up when he stood on the object. A sample of the red 2006 Page #187  
 Burke, claim to have observed and stood upon something metallic which was  2006 Page #190  
lker and Richard Burke located and stood upon a single object. Seen from tw 2006 Page #191  
y floated away. When Richard Burke stood on the object, could he have someh 2006 Page #192  
hat experienced divers located and stood upon...that a government agency at 2006 Page #194  
as the identification "U.L." which stood for "Unlimited .Altitude". Jack wa 2007 Page #100  
maller 40' craft, while the O.1.C. stood nearby and snapped a photo in the  2007 Page #100  
r had the designation "U.S." whjch stood for "Upper Stratosphere" BOTTOM VI 2007 Page #106  
tacted the Officer in charge. Jack stood at one end of the runway, and was  2007 Page #114  
 soil, everyrhmg except chat which stood out scill glittering, like a sampl 2007 Page #196  
out what I was seeing. I have also stood by when patients were evacuated by 2008 Page #54  
vation of the military convoy also stood out in his mind because he had hea 2008 Page #55  
new ... national governm ents have stood on the sidelines while bigger oper 2008 Page #137  
treme rate of speed and John and I stood up. Nothing that I 1-cnow of could 2009 Page #67  
. WHAT HAPPENED AT THAT MOMENT? We stood there in awe fl)1ing to -you know, 2009 Page #70  
cation? What do we do? And we just stood therefor maybe five to ten, maybe  2009 Page #70  
LaPlume 1O-20-20C•9 0 From where I stood looking stright up at teh undersid 2009 Page #84  
is event and the Soviet government stood by Tass' report. American news cov 2009 Page #134  

Word: "stop", 35 instance(s) (Back to Top)

re had cleaned everything. I would stop here and there to poke something wi 2003 Page #45  
I had better be on my way. I would stop at Datil for supper. It had a day a 2003 Page #46  
 the "Space Brothers" were here to stop us from annihilating ourselves sinc 2003 Page #142  
 did Wedemeyer on his way to China stop off in New Mexico to see Twining? 2 2003 Page #208  
 • "We are being invaded and can't stop it" JF - date 199                   2004 Page #202  
e bases did exist, but that didn't stop them from continuing to deny their  2004 Page #220  
 that he'd said that only to put a stop to the mockery by some of rus colle 2005 Page #32  
of Varginha and wanted everyone to stop mocking rus town. On 22 January, a  2005 Page #32  
shaped) or move normally (zig-zag, stop, hover, instantly accelerate, etc.) 2005 Page #74  
ash Retrieval Conference wanted to stop the conversation altogether. She as 2005 Page #86  
ine would be their arrival here to stop the inevitable atomic destruction o 2005 Page #102  
ion of all life. Mutual fear won't stop war. Almost looks as if Freud was r 2005 Page #102  
westward course, the bus came to a stop during the very early hours of the  2005 Page #165  
ssing scientists could click their stop watches." Sounds like a typical UFO 2005 Page #172  
orientation in the hope of helping stop the proliferation of nuclear weapon 2006 Page #13  
e've never heard of the guy ...and stop asking. 35                          2006 Page #38  
nes. For a time, many people might stop going to work, preferring to gather 2006 Page #59  
ll non-essential programming would stop. Select channels would become 24/7  2006 Page #62  
-essential business activity would stop; most workers would stay home. Abse 2006 Page #63  
nd were under strict orders not to stop for any civilians," said Prescott.  2006 Page #122  
cided to pull off the motorway and stop at one of the services — just for a 2006 Page #124  
t straight back on the road. Don't stop. Just get straight down to Porton D 2006 Page #124  
 out all over the place, what's to stop me?' So, at the time, I worked at a 2006 Page #161  
ck was coming. Nothing was done to stop the attack because the U.S. governm 2007 Page #12  
with TS material. lntroduoed. • to stop higher ranking officers from snoopi 2007 Page #52  
n this t}rpe of work, did the buck stop with you. GM: Yes I was the only on 2007 Page #83  
best known for the productions B"s Stop and the hysterical comedy-classic S 2007 Page #136  
ving the strange aerial maneuvers (stop and go), they felt a heLicopter cou 2007 Page #176  
ly , the convoy came to a complete stop in the middle of the desert, and U. 2007 Page #187  
e MoD tried to get the military to stop flying over crop circles and photog 2008 Page #67  
 Gate Road and took a right at the stop sign and drove down about 10 to 20  2008 Page #79  
retaliation, if governments try to stop or interfere with the presumed time 2008 Page #94  
hed the speed of light, time would stop. Then if you could exceed the speed 2008 Page #95  
military member had to immediately stop what they were doing, read the memo 2009 Page #90  
 we can extend this process we can stop rain from falling where it has been 2009 Page #162  

Word: "stoppage", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

84, Box 127 • “To insure that work stoppage will not occur...paper work for 2003 Page #162  

Word: "stopped", 58 instance(s) (Back to Top)

nd dropped down about 700 feet and stopped wobbling before one of the circl 2003 Page #41  
g that there could be some danger, stopped them before they reached the are 2003 Page #54  
and his family were walking by and stopped to look at our display. I had a  2003 Page #63  
 woods to the impact site and were stopped by armed military personnel. Oth 2003 Page #66  
 first got into the area they were stopped by state police at a road block. 2003 Page #70  
rupted in his efforts. His copying stopped after he had written "night" of  2003 Page #94  
f not, the security issue could be stopped before it became a problem. Benn 2003 Page #145  
out at Moore. The speech had to be stopped several times to restore order.  2003 Page #146  
t found that his walkie-talkie had stopped working. He crept closer to conf 2003 Page #147  
ough." The night after the patrols stopped, the strange headstone was stole 2004 Page #31  
 mile from his location. They then stopped and hung in the sky for some tim 2004 Page #45  
rash site, while an electric clock stopped at the El Paso County Sheriff's  2004 Page #68  
Century. But someone seems to have stopped disks crashing. Did the "peculia 2004 Page #82  
well. Sleppy told Friedman she was stopped by the FBI from transmitting the 2004 Page #135  
l that controlled the UFO presence stopped briefing the President on what w 2004 Page #176  
t we were doing, and he could have stopped. As what happens in a lot of cas 2004 Page #185  
st gotten out of the military, had stopped in Cedar Hill, near Aztec, to pi 2004 Page #216  
ions the 'other' police officer. I stopped Doug and I said, 'What other pol 2004 Page #217  
g of the 8th of July until she was stopped, allegedly by the FBI. So we kno 2004 Page #237  
side the cockpit and rus watch had stopped at 3.18 p.rn. It                 2005 Page #64  
It moved slowly southwest until it stopped and hovered for several hours te 2005 Page #99  
he gouge ran into a ridge and then stopped. W/e could see that there was so 2005 Page #155  
ht need help. On the way, they had stopped just long enough to pick up his  2006 Page #74  
in hot pursuit of the object. They stopped at the home of Mrs. Kathleen May 2006 Page #90  
was contained in the crates. "They stopped at the services; however, as the 2006 Page #124  
lly went there. We drove up there, stopped the car and had a look across th 2006 Page #125  
UFO Crash Retrieval Conference had stopped before reaching any inhabited ar 2006 Page #135  
rcraft showed all trucks and jeeps stopped, some with open doors, and two h 2006 Page #135  
 again. All incoming calls will be stopped. A national emet2geng is about t 2006 Page #167  
 Bakers, when we reached Fyffe, we stopped at the local police station wher 2006 Page #201  
 think I kind of believed that and stopped trying. I starred to enjo) the s 2007 Page #79  
d you stay a BUFORA member? GM: No stopped pa)~ng my membership after a few 2007 Page #84  
ing that they had tracked down and stopped a hacker intrurung into their ne 2007 Page #90  
Three LIU FON invescigacions where stopped and detained by Sutfolk County p 2007 Page #129  
ued watching. The rest of the UFOs stopped at the accident site and two of  2007 Page #129  
the burned area where the fire had stopped looked like it had been cut out  2007 Page #129  
ound it, bright light. And we were stopped. And we were told that we had to 2007 Page #168  
o was not military was the gu) who stopped us at the end of the road, from  2007 Page #169  
otten in that close before we were stopped. Mom: We were very close! Qaughs 2007 Page #170  
ight traveled with great speed and stopped suddenly in the sky over Coyote  2007 Page #176  
e ground and tned to touch 1c, but stopped when she noticed it was still ho 2007 Page #193  
rimes it became so intense that it stopped bothering for a moment, but then 2007 Page #196  
raveling south of Eureka when they stopped for a moment and both men got ou 2008 Page #12  
us people who claimed to have been stopped by men in camouflage unifom1s. S 2008 Page #44  
right after it happened. They were stopped by soldiers who politely turned  2008 Page #45  
 twice. Both times he was not only stopped but the soldiers insisted u~on s 2008 Page #52  
                             light stopped her vehicle and then moved insid 2008 Page #87  
ip loaded with revolutionaries was stopped in Halifax by Canadian authoriti 2008 Page #125  
hat Hitler and the Germans must be stopped, not because of their National S 2008 Page #130  
can businessmen . "We had not been stopped in Germany by German business. W 2008 Page #137  
ny by German business. We had been stopped in Germany by American business. 2008 Page #137  
American business. The forces that stopped us had operated from the United  2008 Page #137  
n . . . . whatever it was that had stopped us was not 'the government. ' Bu 2008 Page #137  
ime, sulphur, and naphtha) , which stopped the first Muhammadan onslaught o 2009 Page #20  
dio Col. Halt ( 2:08 ) "The object stopped overhead and sent down a beam. T 2009 Page #70  
s and you can hear it on the tape. Stopped overhead and sent a beam down. O 2009 Page #72  
ad the TV on in the background and stopped what I was doing as soon as I re 2009 Page #137  
n, but all work on the project had stopped in January, 1945. 161            2009 Page #167  

Word: "stoppers", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ots, some of them potential career stoppers, earned him his nickname, "Butc 2004 Page #222  

Word: "stopping", 5 instance(s) (Back to Top)

tions, aid will be confined to the stopping of bleeding, bandaging of wound 2006 Page #19  
ese same witnesses recall the ship stopping off of Carter Point, where the  2006 Page #188  
time afterwards Robertson recalled stopping at a Westport Cafe. He met a Na 2008 Page #44  
                        ground and stopping about forty feet up, also very  2009 Page #140  
ary use because of the we) I known stopping power of the air for waves that 2009 Page #159  

Word: "stops", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

eak acetic acid until the bubbling stops, usually with a couple of hours, i 2003 Page #114  
"need to know" and that's where it stops short of getting the actual cleara 2006 Page #20  

Word: "storage", 36 instance(s) (Back to Top)

estrial technology out of Pentagon storage into the hands of defense contra 2003 Page #101  
 flying around the Manzano Weapons Storage complex; then the largest underg 2003 Page #142  
roached a security-alarmed nuclear storage bunker, he noticed a very bright 2003 Page #147  
nd in front of the Manzano Nuclear storage complex on the nights that Paul  2003 Page #148  
ad carefully planted old jeeps and storage buildings, telling Bennewitz tha 2003 Page #150  
psajapSTCHT acrbss-iheVWSFG to the storage facilities ef the NRL. All this  2003 Page #234  
n the Bentwaters (nuclear) Weapons Storage Area first saw the unknowns from 2004 Page #47  
 to the ground, within the Weapons Storage Area and the surroundings; milit 2004 Page #48  
lear weapons stored in the Weapons Storage Area at RAF Woodbridge were stru 2004 Page #54  
in 1974. I was working in the nuke storage facility at the main radio stati 2004 Page #57  
nal Star Telegram Archive negative storage envelope in which the 4 survivin 2004 Page #235  
ither on site, in transport, or in storage. \Xlas the witness a trained obs 2005 Page #136  
the old house that my dad used for storage. According to Jose, the solclier 2005 Page #157  
a room in the back of the house, a storage room where he kept weather ballo 2005 Page #157  
ogical warfare for all to see. The storage of tissue samples at Ft. Detrick 2006 Page #105  
t being promoted is "Enloop Longer Storage Life" rechargeable batteries whi 2007 Page #71  
osen as a sort of "clearing house" storage facility for Ultra Top Secret Ex 2007 Page #110  
lown/transported to Offutt AFB for storage for the yet--to--be--completed A 2007 Page #114  
on responsible for nuclear weapons storage -and Chi.lili May 17, 1974 disc  2007 Page #168  
on duty inside the Manzano Weapons Storage Area, sighted an unidentified Li 2007 Page #176  
 AFB Coyote Canyon Manzano Weapons Storage Area saw glowing lights land ins 2007 Page #176  
ton Howe "The WSA Toi·ver (weapons storage area) saw all kinds of lights in 2008 Page #71  
e you were. The WSA Tower (weapons storage area) saw all kinds of lights in 2008 Page #86  
se incursions over nuclear weapons storage facilities. One fatal act of agg 2009 Page #18  
 front of him and over the weapons storage facility (above), said to contai 2009 Page #69  
s we were on from the WSA, Weapons Storage Area, and they were indicating t 2009 Page #70  
sed to monitor underground Weapons Storage Area (WSA), that presumably incl 2009 Page #71  
IN THE GENERAL AREA OF THE WEAPONS STORAGE AREA? I could see something, yes 2009 Page #71  
FROM A LIGHT DOWN INTO THE WEAPONS STORAGE AREA, THOSE WOULD BE OTHER EYEWI 2009 Page #71  
 Bentwaters, as far as the Weapons Storage Area. SOME PEOPLE WOULD SAY THAT 2009 Page #75  
 the Rendlesham Forest and Weapons Storage Area shortly after the three nig 2009 Page #77  
hing did happen around the Weapons Storage Area. I do know the radio traffi 2009 Page #78  
k place in the area of the Weapons Storage Area -that tape was listened to. 2009 Page #78  
28, 1980). It involved the Weapons Storage Area. It was parked and had its  2009 Page #79  
e in contact with the WSA (Weapons Storage Area) tower. Adrian and I were n 2009 Page #79  
 craft flying over nuclear weapons storage areas and nobody seems to have a 2009 Page #85  

Word: "storch", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

anded UFO, Military, & Murder? Ken Storch Copyright 2005 Ken Storch         2005 Page #177  
der? Ken Storch Copyright 2005 Ken Storch                                   2005 Page #177  

Word: "store", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 in front of the Flatwoods General Store on weekends were still the main fo 2006 Page #92  
ear the latest gossip, the general store was the place to be. In Flatwoods, 2006 Page #92  
 owner of a New York-based antique store, and Dorothy Kilgallen, the weU-kn 2007 Page #135  

Word: "store's", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

Kmart shoppers know that the chain store's way of announcin g sales is the  2007 Page #73  

Word: "stored", 24 instance(s) (Back to Top)

orce base where the information is stored that has been collected by the Ai 2003 Page #8  
the service, "the remaining bodies stored at Wright along with the spacecra 2003 Page #102  
giant capacitor...the craft itself stored the energy necessary to propagate 2003 Page #102  
slip that something else is or was stored in this impenetrable fortress. On 2003 Page #142  
0 to inspect pieces of craft being stored there and on 10 July, made inspec 2003 Page #234  
terest was curtailed and access to stored craft at Los Alamos was denied up 2003 Page #235  
e effect that nuclear weapons were stored at RAF Bentwaters and RAF Woodbri 2004 Page #53  
rce personnel that nuclear weapons stored in the Weapons Storage Area at RA 2004 Page #54  
tory that there was a saucer being stored at Langley. Perhaps this is the s 2004 Page #97  
been told about alien bodies being stored at Langley. The story was a claim 2004 Page #97  
m where 13 alien bodies were being stored. Thompson stated that the strong  2004 Page #97  
nger where it was rumored they had stored the Roswell crash bodies before f 2004 Page #195  
he 4 surviving negatives have been stored since 1947 is still held at the U 2004 Page #235  
where UFO artifacts were allegedly stored at Wright Patterson — W.P.) that  2004 Page #246  
lu.id. The bodies he said, are now stored at a small Air Force Base (Langle 2005 Page #42  
orce Base where the information is stored that has been collected by the Ai 2005 Page #80  
out parts of a flying saucer being stored at Fort Knox continue to be part  2005 Page #134  
ack to the 01iska1!)' where it was stored on the flight deck between mattre 2005 Page #164  
perimental jet aircraft were being stored at the base salvage/scrap-) ard ( 2007 Page #95  
                        four discs stored at MacDill was responsible for th 2007 Page #110  
 guarded secret of nuclear weapons stored inside the :tvfanzanos by E.R.D.A 2007 Page #164  
pons could be mo\'td through or be stored temporarily in "irually any :irea 2007 Page #175  
 landed where nuclear weapons were stored. The complaint says that on Augus 2007 Page #176  
fluid. The bodies he said, are now stored at a small Air Force Base (Langle 2009 Page #50  

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 facility in Utah reported to be a storehouse for and testing of biological 2006 Page #106  

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, people would keep going to work; stores would stay open, services would f 2006 Page #64  
ulation centers, runs on banks and stores. If contact takes the form of ove 2006 Page #68  
m England. "Alien Chewits" hit the stores the summer of '97 as a 'limited e 2007 Page #63  
med Admiral Bird and he arrived in stores wearing aviator goggles. Consider 2007 Page #64  

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ony alone; there are the low level stories from credible people that loosel 2003 Page #38  
 Help By 1. Looking for witnesses, stories, documents or leads that support 2003 Page #38  
her of pulp magazines like Amazing Stories that reflected UFO themes. Palme 2003 Page #41  
icular attention paid to retrieval stories. Crisman turned over samples of  2003 Page #42  
on of the Tribune-Review had other stories about the reported UFO incident. 2003 Page #55  
th the AP and UPI transmitted wire stories about the incident which were pi 2003 Page #55  
gence Agency. A whole pack of wild stories would become legendary in the hi 2003 Page #141  
 film, and late-night radio as the stories became part of the popular cultu 2003 Page #141  
the hypnosis contained many of the stories which would later make the Ufolo 2003 Page #143  
 Government and alien races. These stories had been circulating ever since  2003 Page #146  
use it eerily echoed the abduction stories that had come tumbling out of My 2003 Page #149  
ding Bennewitz with alien invasion stories. In early 1981, many weeks after 2003 Page #150  
 day one. He had been told so many stories that they were starting to leak  2003 Page #150  
land in public view, prepare cover stories for media and briefings for Pres 2003 Page #177  
 no agency is investigating, cover stories will be ready. Slide 34 reaffirm 2003 Page #178  
und, the following are some of the stories that look at what the president  2003 Page #189  
 of attempts to track down rumored stories, and investigate them with inter 2003 Page #189  
raries. The following presidential stories show at times the president know 2003 Page #189  
f knowledge is not as great as the stories that have been leaked into the U 2003 Page #189  
well known of the presidential UFO stories. This story is the visit of Eise 2003 Page #192  
ll was forgotten. All of the 1950s stories state that Ike had gone to nearb 2003 Page #192  
for information that would support stories, which showed the involvement of 2003 Page #192  
d in the paranormal. Any number of stories could be told about his comments 2003 Page #198  
ouple quick crashed saucer related stories that I would like to share. The  2003 Page #198  
t of the UFO situation. One of the stories that has been told to support th 2003 Page #199  
d has been the focal point of many stories dealing with Area 51 and crashed 2003 Page #202  
his office has tried to verify the stories put forth in the local press. Th 2004 Page #9  
OPLE WHO WERE THERE, YOU KNOW, THE STORIES THEY TELL IS THAT THEY HEARD NO  2004 Page #24  
 ever published. The other airship stories in the Dallas Morning News were  2004 Page #31  
April 19, 1897. There were 16 news stories squeezed into the seven columns  2004 Page #31  
or known to one another made their stories very convincing, even intriguing 2004 Page #43  
ing, it fell to me then to get the stories separately, which I did with thr 2004 Page #43  
nt had two chilling Cold War 'back stories.' At the time of the 1980 events 2004 Page #46  
. We did not presume to tell their stories, but did give the specifics of w 2004 Page #48  
d saucer is one of the many untold stories of Ufology. The "crashed saucer  2004 Page #85  
the first explosion of flying disc stories on American newspapers front pag 2004 Page #85  
esearch is one of the most amazing stories in Ufology. Smith was the head o 2004 Page #85  
had gathered came from overhearing stories about a series of briefings on c 2004 Page #91  
UFO work in the 1950s told similar stories about this small UFO hardware th 2004 Page #94  
layer and that the crashed saucers stories were very real. The first resear 2004 Page #98  
els, screening of personnel, cover stories and document control. The UFO re 2004 Page #123  
nspiracy, with deception and cover stories all part of the process. I offer 2004 Page #125  
 the Roswell Daily Record and that stories about the incident had been publ 2004 Page #135  
its 1993 investigation, he changed stories and suddenly started remembering 2004 Page #139  
deserts, could account for all the stories of 144                           2004 Page #147  
, no intelligence officers telling stories of things going on behind the sc 2004 Page #178  
world view? Consider the following stories that seem to support that notion 2004 Page #192  
ret Intelligence with all kinds of stories, about how the government had ta 2004 Page #194  
ything to do with it. There are no stories I am aware of that indicate Bill 2004 Page #196  
a shred of evidence." 2 Still, old stories, long buried, even when they are 2004 Page #215  
ll be necessary co discredit their stories. This can best be done by the as 2005 Page #129  
military would want to spread fake stories about the U.S. GO\ ernmem being  2005 Page #133  
1950s. It is conceivable that such stories were purposefully spread -at the 2005 Page #133  
liam Moore notes: "Unsubstantiated stories about parts of a flying saucer b 2005 Page #134  
 completed. Witnesses are present, stories appear genuine, a few anachronis 2005 Page #137  
n of internal consistency. Witness stories don't match and differ from the  2005 Page #138  
zing the impact of crash retrieval stories would be to say nothing and let  2005 Page #139  
se who can support either of these stories? Mike Maloney, a professional ph 2005 Page #148  
 some of these bizarre elements co stories told by abductees they seem less 2005 Page #165  
ionable physical evidence. Yet the stories persist and the list has gotten  2005 Page #166  
compellin g of the crash-retrieval stories because of the sheer number of w 2005 Page #166  
nties. The result was not scenario stories of the kind often developed by p 2006 Page #50  
 a wide array of theories, "inside stories," rumors and disinformation, int 2006 Page #64  
ely resembling UFO crash retrieval stories. I chose them because they share 2006 Page #72  
86, news media had been publishing stories for several years regarding rumo 2006 Page #81  
n. In some of the incidents, cover stories were used to discourage interest 2006 Page #86  
ose cases. All UFO crash retrieval stories are worth investigating. Some wi 2006 Page #88  
 ranked as one of the biggest news stories of 1952 and was said to be one o 2006 Page #90  
ation and detail surprised me. The stories that were written about this inc 2006 Page #91  
ia in search of original newspaper stories. I spent countless hours on micr 2006 Page #94  
ing spools of film and looking for stories about the monster. As I discover 2006 Page #94  
." This newspaper linked their two stories into one headline and story. The 2006 Page #95  
er." I found several more headline stories about it. On Monday September 15 2006 Page #98  
the open literature. Two fictional stories link the topic in the mind of th 2006 Page #101  
Andromeda Strain." These fictional stories have played a critical role in t 2006 Page #101  
ll been influenced by two powerful stories, both made into movies, and they 2006 Page #102  
a movie very effectively. 10 These stories have major significance towards  2006 Page #102  
h Retrieval Conference Two fiction stories involving pathogens have substan 2006 Page #117  
o have heard of distinctly similar stories and rumors that link the Berwyn  2006 Page #126  
of Anne Owen demonstrates that the stories of live aliens being seen on the 2006 Page #129  
sles by alien forces. At the time, stories and rumors were in circulation t 2006 Page #130  
ton, DC, on Dec. 4 there were news stories of an impending nuclear attack o 2006 Page #165  
e ranch occupants told interesting stories of UFO sighting. He and his part 2006 Page #200  
ervices for interesting guests and stories for George Knapp to read on the  2006 Page #203  
ounding areas that had interesting stories to relate. The scariest person I 2006 Page #204  
 wire services to place propaganda stories directly on the internacional ne 2007 Page #13  
us understand why so few major UFO stories ever make jt onto the news wires 2007 Page #16  
knew the plan was co eljminace UFO stories from the news media. Corel Loren 2007 Page #18  
re countless examples of major UFO stories that somehow varushed before mak 2007 Page #20  
on Methods of Propaganda: ,. Cover stories ,. Damage or ·spin" control ► Bo 2007 Page #20  
 media. They report many important stories that the U.S. meclia seldom tel1 2007 Page #34  
oyees were controlling some of the stories in the National Inquirer} COMPLE 2007 Page #45  
ing said that I have got more into stories about people that are real life, 2007 Page #81  
 of the ridiculous science fiction stories of "alien spacecraft", and "litt 2007 Page #115  
hnology. Here's a summary of a few stories and interesting bits about alleg 2007 Page #127  
r and integrated circwts. Here are stories that have not had the media publ 2007 Page #127  
me were the size of a car. Several stories that came in were about retrieva 2007 Page #128  
his office has tried to verify the stories put forth in the local press. Th 2007 Page #142  
she thought there was something to stories of flying saucers and she said t 2008 Page #14  
iles and this was followed by many stories suggesting that the British gove 2008 Page #61  
ced in similar positions and their stories, in their own words, can be foun 2008 Page #66  
ith John, they have five different stories to tell It's important to scramb 2008 Page #93  
panies to Germany and to spin news stories so as to gloss over the darker s 2008 Page #127  
a security curtain in front of the stories the military succeeded in convin 2009 Page #17  
gator Edward Ruppelt presented the stories in his well-known study. Report  2009 Page #33  
ere are far more than a handful of stories, reports and testimonies that co 2009 Page #48  
on is, of course, the same in both stories. The aliens in both accounts are 2009 Page #55  
t below the beam in the trees. The stories over the years coming out saying 2009 Page #78  
SWELL-CASE CLOSED. The media aired stories about how Project Mogul, along w 2009 Page #87  
 she fed them all. We swapped life stories. I believe that she needed a fri 2009 Page #95  
h noticeably wrinkled faces. Other stories and accounts were reported as we 2009 Page #136  
isbelieve, but we have much better stories in this country," This idea is p 2009 Page #138  
RG , I found some interesting news stories that well serve as a backdrop to 2009 Page #156  
y of supply all refused to discuss stories out of Auckland which quoted mos 2009 Page #159  

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duction There are all sorts of UFO stories-lights in the sky, daylight disc 2005 Page #120  

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Crash Retrieval Conference Project STORK UAO (UFO) Reporting Analysis • Fol 2003 Page #162  

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the men who were caught up in this storm. Larry and I both hope that this p 2004 Page #59  
u and Dr. Wood have started a shit storm. Nixon's SCE() ordered all MJ-12 d 2004 Page #248  
xpected energy such as a lightning storm might weU disrupt a flight propuls 2005 Page #120  
at suddenly peppered the area. The storm passed, and as we began to move ou 2005 Page #154  
ram. • 1990-1991: Gulf War (Desert Storm) Iraq prepares biological weapons  2006 Page #108  
der in the nick of time. This fire storm took two weeks ro contain. By the  2007 Page #128  
RECY I PENETRATOR CRASHED HARDWARE STORM MASSIVE BOOK BARRAGE FOREIGN COUNT 2008 Page #1  
er, 1981-1983 ■ 6: Crum Before the Storm, 1984-1986 ■ 7: Ufology Explodes,  2008 Page #157  
Moun.tam ■ Summary Calm Before the Storm ■ Hessdalen ■ The Hudson Valley ■  2008 Page #164  
uction dc.lrnte 6: Calm Before the Storm, 1984-1986 • ::1.,t,1cdU!~;c,;y !" 2009 Page #146  
.t.11 Or.::-.tJ 6: Calm Before the Storm, 1984-1986 ■The Hudson Volley • St 2009 Page #146  
                6: Cahn Before the Storm, 1984-1986 .... -------•---·--, -- 2009 Page #147  
4-1986 ■Paranet 6: Calm Before the Storm, 1984-1986 ■Interesting Leaks vs.  2009 Page #147  
rvative Ufology 6: Calm Before the Storm, 1984-1986 ■D:ilneg orsk, Br:izil, 2009 Page #147  

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e Sterling and Rudy Rucker's story Storming the Cosmos depicted a 96        2008 Page #102  

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e unknowns, especially during snow storms when we are forced back to our ba 2004 Page #13  
exico's ferocious desert Lightning storms. Or perhaps our early development 2005 Page #121  
paulin was used to protect it from storms at sea. Charlie referred to trus  2005 Page #164  
eric electricity levels because of storms or the great dryness of the deser 2006 Page #11  
m. But it was a cold night without storms. Penniston 's written report Acco 2008 Page #81  

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           158 6: Caln1 Before the Storn1, 1984-1986 ■ State of Ufology: 19 2008 Page #164  
. r-:.....r:i.. 6: Calm Before the Storn1, 1984-1986 ■Paranet 6: Calm Befor 2009 Page #147  

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convinced me that l should tell mv storv to vou about a UFO . , . that land 2005 Page #79  

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ation for the material was a cover story to divert the attention of the pre 2003 Page #17  
ain Street he choose to share this story with his wife and family. With thi 2003 Page #21  
e and family. With this intriguing story and later personally meeting Charl 2003 Page #21  
was a credible witness and bizarre story that was in dire need of validatio 2003 Page #21  
time Charlette was exposed to this story. During her childhood she heard bi 2003 Page #22  
rlette succeeded in extracting the story. She kept after the story for seve 2003 Page #22  
ting the story. She kept after the story for several days clarifying with h 2003 Page #22  
 in the paper. Here is part of the story in Charlette's own words as record 2003 Page #23  
tte Mann's sister who confirms her story in a notarized sworn affidavit and 2003 Page #24  
secret memo that tells a different story of crash recoveries. J. Edgar Hoov 2003 Page #24  
. And so he came home and told the story to my dad, who was there, and my g 2003 Page #30  
a videotaped interview retells the story of the alien picture and how she c 2003 Page #35  
fman, had told the crash retrieval story and had offered the photograph as  2003 Page #36  
ar stunning match with Charlette's story, there are several good candidates 2003 Page #37  
 good candidates. According to the story the fire department was on site, b 2003 Page #37  
nfirmed much of the Huffman - Mann story and provided new checkable data. I 2003 Page #38  
r in front a television camera her story, demeanor and integrity provided n 2003 Page #38  
edicated effort at validation. The story does not hinge on Charlette's test 2003 Page #38  
l facts, many of which connect the story up to events in the 1960s and on t 2003 Page #41  
recovered debris. The Maury Island story begins on June 21st, 1947, three d 2003 Page #41  
with a long and complicated life's story. In fact, Crisman's life submerges 2003 Page #41  
nformation about this event as the story was unfolding. Murphy, in the days 2003 Page #54  
. I wasn't disappointed as the UFO story made the front page in the largest 2003 Page #55  
e-Review on December 10, 1965. The story was headlined, "Unidentified Flyin 2003 Page #55  
y Ropes Off Area." Included in the story was the statement, "The area where 2003 Page #55  
earchers Fail To Find Object." The story included a statement from Captain  2003 Page #55  
or the event was a meteor. The UFO story was also covered in the Pittsburgh 2003 Page #55  
at there may have been more to the story than just of a meteor. I have spok 2003 Page #56  
a hoax. In fact they feel that the story is exaggerated. There has indeed b 2003 Page #57  
dent called "Kecksburg, The Untold Story," I had the opportunity to talk in 2003 Page #67  
 researcher. "Kecksburg The Untold Story," 92 minute video documentary prod 2003 Page #72  
 be verified? What is the official story concerning UFOs and RAF Rudloe Man 2003 Page #77  
n life by going out of a sixteenth story window at the Bethesda Naval Hospi 2003 Page #85  
ed and abbreviated version of this story. And while it is not my habit of f 2003 Page #85  
tandards. The Times first runs the story on April 8 and the national print  2003 Page #90  
cast media then begin to cover the story. While at Bethesda Forrestal calls 2003 Page #90  
s 5-23-49, "Forrestal Killed in 13 Story Leap..." HOSPITAL ABSOLVED BY MRS. 2003 Page #93  
hat if the South Carolina writer's story were true, the military handlers m 2003 Page #100  
Recovery and Disposal" telling the story of what the Manual is about 167    2003 Page #171  
e that so few people know the true story that most of the Government people 2003 Page #186  
rs. Franklin D. Roosevelt The only story that I will deal with regarding FD 2003 Page #190  
 will deal with regarding FDR is a story that is being worked on by CUFOS a 2003 Page #190  
me Minister Lester Pearson. Hull's story is this. The daughter of his cousi 2003 Page #190  
forward a few years back to tell a story of an incident that had occurred i 2003 Page #190  
the presidential UFO stories. This story is the visit of Eisenhower to Palm 2003 Page #192  
 out and one reporter almost got a story on the wire stating that Ike had d 2003 Page #192  
 for this type of information. The story further states it was at this poin 2003 Page #192  
n dead aliens became the rage, the story of Ike's visit to Edwards turned i 2003 Page #192  
ead alien bodies. Although no 1950 story mentions dead aliens there is actu 2003 Page #192  
APRO Bulletin published a headline story which stated "A.F. Men Examine UFO 2003 Page #192  
tator Frank Edwards, who broke the story, stated that the object had been m 2003 Page #192  
" An interesting sidelight to this story is the fact that one of the air fo 2003 Page #192  
ial Facilities Division. In a 1996 story former USAF physicist Robert Colli 2003 Page #194  
ning. Richard Nixon The only Nixon story I wish to deal with in this presen 2003 Page #194  
l with in this presentation is the story about President Nixon giving Jacki 2003 Page #194  
people claim to have been told the story by Nixon. (Bill Knell, Larry Warre 2003 Page #194  
of that she wrote a version of the story for the National Enquirer in 1983  2003 Page #194  
s before Gleason's death. It was a story that Beverly said made Jackie very 2003 Page #194  
President and UFOs The gist of the story is that Gleason was friends with N 2003 Page #195  
s Mrs. Gleason has reconfirmed the story she told so many years ago as bein 2003 Page #195  
hing wrong with that. In a related story, we have the story of the George B 2003 Page #196  
t. In a related story, we have the story of the George Bush UFO briefing of 2003 Page #196  
nted" deck. An even more important story comes from prominent civil rights  2003 Page #196  
l other important cases. Sheehan's story is that he had gained access to th 2003 Page #197  
to Reagan and 36 other people. The story of ET is actually the fictionalize 2003 Page #198  
onalized version of the live alien story that has been circulated by U.S. i 2003 Page #198  
mes over the last 55 years. As the story goes a live alien was recovered fr 2003 Page #198  
ng the screening. According to the story that Spielberg told to film produc 2003 Page #198  
 the King of Clubs. Another Reagan story is the involvement and knowledge o 2003 Page #199  
een told to support this idea is a story told by Dr. Steven Greer about the 2003 Page #199  
 Press Club on May 9th - this is a story I haven't told, and I'm going to t 2003 Page #199  
 Clinton connection to the Roswell story. The Clinton Roswell crash story s 2003 Page #200  
l story. The Clinton Roswell crash story started just after Clinton entered 2003 Page #200  
ech the Air Force published a news story on the release of the USAF Roswell 2003 Page #201  
ell crash. George W. Bush My final story is a key story dealing with the ro 2003 Page #202  
ge W. Bush My final story is a key story dealing with the role in the insid 2003 Page #202  
 in the inside workings of the UFO story as it applies to Vice President Di 2003 Page #202  
e, "please get the Wedemeyer cover story going right away can you write up  2003 Page #209  
h directives are linked by a cover story requirement of the importance of t 2003 Page #210  
r quotes a "Latin" correspondent's story from the Argentine city of Salta.  2004 Page #7  
he answers to those questions, the story does not end there. Tantalizing in 2004 Page #9  
wledge of the crash. But still the story refused to die. Three years later, 2004 Page #13  
nce suggested that the Spitsbergen story (even if bogus) had been dissemina 2004 Page #14  
eir point of origin either and the story died in the media as quickly as it 2004 Page #16  
way for the crash site — the cover story being that the object was a meteor 2004 Page #16  
CT REPoRrEn.) THE HEADLINE OF THIS STORY STAY'S 0110TEI NEW SPI4ERF FELL FO 2004 Page #21  
f controversy. Every few years the story is brought up again by various new 2004 Page #26  
es that the Aurora spaceship crash story was a hoax, a fake story planted i 2004 Page #26  
hip crash story was a hoax, a fake story planted in the area newspapers to  2004 Page #26  
 my turn to investigate the Aurora story. Here's what I learned: In the spr 2004 Page #26  
 Aurora crash after being told the story by Hayden Hewes of the Internation 2004 Page #26  
orning News microfilm library. The story stated: About six o'clock this mor 2004 Page #26  
ow. Signed: E.E. Hayden. A similar story was published in the Fort Worth Re 2004 Page #27  
m and decided to follow the Aurora story. I contacted Bill Case and found h 2004 Page #27  
7 period, trying to put the Aurora story in perspective. What I discovered  2004 Page #27  
covered was astounding. The Aurora story was not an isolated incident. The  2004 Page #27  
 confessed that the entire airship story was just a joke concocted by railr 2004 Page #28  
by several days later and told the story. "I remember my father remarked th 2004 Page #29  
as consistently decried the Aurora story as a hoax. Her primary source of i 2004 Page #29  
wledge, told her friend Pegues the story was a hoax and this was passed alo 2004 Page #29  
y about Aurora broke. "I heard the story for years," said Mrs. Oates, addin 2004 Page #29  
rs I was growing up he told me the story many times," recalled Stephens, ad 2004 Page #30  
rdly convincing evidence. Then the story took an intriguing twist. After an 2004 Page #30  
 had written further on the Aurora story and had generated some interest in 2004 Page #30  
 crash, excitement over the Aurora story quickly faded. Displaying an obvio 2004 Page #31  
ar there is nothing to back up the story of the Aurora 'crash' except the s 2004 Page #31  
ce myself there was nothing to the story, but there were too many oddities  2004 Page #31  
n of Charlie Stephens. And, if the story was merely a hoax, why would anyon 2004 Page #31  
ted for his truthfulness." Another story may have provided insight into the 2004 Page #32  
t land and ask to be friends. In a story datelined Grandbury, Texas, it was 2004 Page #32  
an hour..." The accounts continued story after story. Something big and fas 2004 Page #32  
The accounts continued story after story. Something big and fast — though s 2004 Page #32  
 Conference While the Aurora crash story underscores the problems and issue 2004 Page #33  
me that the Aurora spaceship crash story is based on reality, a reality tha 2004 Page #33  
ation along the coast. Part 3: The Story About a year and a half before I g 2004 Page #42  
n the military, each of whom had a story to tell and each of which, save on 2004 Page #43  
 case. The face that none of these story tellers were connected or known to 2004 Page #43  
. Since they both told me the same story of their interview with this man,  2004 Page #43  
the investigation and the complete story will be relayed. One afternoon Chr 2004 Page #43  
bor crash. But you know...the real story was over off Shelburne." Taken aba 2004 Page #44  
 who told him essentially the same story. They probably had seen Chris on a 2004 Page #45  
cal, where he had been telling the story of the Shag Harbor Incident. I was 2004 Page #45  
 prepared to go on record with his story. Again the details are too involve 2004 Page #45  
oing on the record, this remains a story. It is fact to Chris and I but to  2004 Page #45  
t to the public it has to remain a story. However, it is a story that is no 2004 Page #45  
o remain a story. However, it is a story that is not yet completed, but see 2004 Page #45  
ajesty's Official Secrets Act. The story was soon relegated to the colorful 2004 Page #46  
l October 2, 1983. That Sunday the story literally exploded in the British  2004 Page #46  
portunity to tell his side of this story and its very personal aftermath, t 2004 Page #46  
at he knew about the incident. The story might never have broken without th 2004 Page #48  
ents this twenty-two year old news story was news again, and the subject of 2004 Page #58  
Juarez, Mexico. An effective cover story was immediately provided to the pr 2004 Page #68  
ite Sands. But, so far, the tribal story is only anecdotal.] The military o 2004 Page #74  
ssession. According to one popular story, Roosevelt's Secretary of State Co 2004 Page #84  
 edge research. The biggest untold story was actually leaked by the governm 2004 Page #87  
d then said, "Lots of it." Another story came from Bob Groves who was a sch 2004 Page #94  
 UFO associates, described another story Smith had told about UFO hardware  2004 Page #94  
so seen a downed craft. This was a story that one of Smith's close associat 2004 Page #96  
 1970s: Cameron: Buchanan told the story about crashed flying saucers and y 2004 Page #96  
ameron: And Buchanan mentioned the story that your father had seen a crashe 2004 Page #96  
t. Cameron: Did you ever hear that story? James: Yes. Cameron: OK. Did you  2004 Page #96  
es. Cameron: OK. Did you hear that story from other people or did your dad  2004 Page #96  
my dad told me that. The one crash story that seems to back this Smith acco 2004 Page #96  
UFO Crash Retrieval Conference The story was told by a former Army Intellig 2004 Page #97  
n Air Force base and had heard the story that there was a saucer being stor 2004 Page #97  
s Report #2, Stringfield related a story he had been told about alien bodie 2004 Page #97  
odies being stored at Langley. The story was a claim made by aviation histo 2004 Page #97  
 had been seen at Langley. Another story that shows that Smith had access t 2004 Page #97  
crashed saucer data comes from the story of the Aztec UFO crash in 1948. Th 2004 Page #97  
f the Aztec UFO crash in 1948. The story had been written up by Frank Scull 2004 Page #97  
asked about how accurate the Aztec story was. Sarbacher replied, "The facts 2004 Page #97  
substantially correct." The Scully story has generally been written off by  2004 Page #97  
ton was making up this part of his story, it makes no sense that he would s 2004 Page #98  
U.S. official or scientist. 2. The story that Smith had access to crashed s 2004 Page #98  
very smug about it. To make a long story short, research was conducted and  2004 Page #98  
y of his. He proceeded to tell the story to Walker to get him talk. Walker  2004 Page #99  
f questions trying to ridicule the story, but when Armen stuck to the story 2004 Page #99  
story, but when Armen stuck to the story, he suddenly told Armen that he co 2004 Page #99  
ndahl's first UFO roles involved a story that occurred when he was still in 2004 Page #101  
hing unusual about it? A: Well the story behind it is this: The pilot was c 2004 Page #102  
found it an hour later. The second story that involved both Lundahl and Wil 2004 Page #102  
and Wilbert Smith is a fascinating story of an incident that occurred in 19 2004 Page #102  
nt that occurred in 1959. It was a story which showed how two different cou 2004 Page #102  
on before the deal fell apart. The story began in 1954 when Smith's friend  2004 Page #103  
agencies, but because it is a long story let me just cite one wild tale, an 2004 Page #103  
York Herald Tribune, published the story that two mysterious satellites had 2004 Page #103  
couple of days, and to make a long story short Mrs. Swan taught Commander L 2004 Page #104  
d "no file" on Arthur Lundahl. The story of the CIA talking to an alien nev 2004 Page #105  
he Pentagon officials and told the story. They were then encouraged tell th 2004 Page #105  
They were then encouraged tell the story in a government directed UFO docum 2004 Page #105  
interviewed represented an amazing story of the covert retrieval of crashed 2004 Page #106  
U.S. UFO recovery, meteorite cover story 76 1985 New Orleans, Louisiana, US 2004 Page #114  
y, that apparently tell the inside story of government complicity in withho 2004 Page #134  
Albuquerque radio station when the story broke about the crash of a flying  2004 Page #135  
d by the FBI from transmitting the story on a teletype wire. The FBI gave h 2004 Page #135  
heless, for years Barnett told the story to friends. There is uncertainty a 2004 Page #135  
 Journal, to discredit the Barnett story by analyzing Barnett's diary for t 2004 Page #136  
le years after a National Enquirer story by Bob Pratt about Jesse Marcel an 2004 Page #138  
ressured by the Army to change his story, when there are numerous witnesses 2004 Page #138  
ho said the flying saucer recovery story was just full of "hot air." It was 2004 Page #141  
re is another facet of the Roswell story that involves the gouge. That is t 2004 Page #143  
d until late in life to reveal the story to his wife, Mrs. Sappho Henderson 2004 Page #144  
decades denying this flying saucer story and every aspect of the tale. They 2004 Page #144  
 the name Dennis provided, and the story was never corroborated. Neverthele 2004 Page #145  
d the alien version of the Roswell story. The fact is that Astronaut Edgar  2004 Page #146  
 may not have been given the whole story they appeared to have had enough i 2004 Page #176  
naut who died recently, told a key story in his book Leap of Faith: An Astr 2004 Page #176  
umentary would tell the public the story that the government not only knew  2004 Page #178  
d covering up key parts of the UFO story such as crashes, communications wi 2004 Page #179  
ming any important part of the UFO story. That has always been the plan. An 2004 Page #179  
le of this can be illustrated in a story told by Ward Kimball at the 1979 M 2004 Page #179  
tact. As bizarre as the Disney UFO story is, it has a second part. It occur 2004 Page #179  
ed the Disney Company in 1972. The story he told in 1995 hints at the fact  2004 Page #179  
ver was the Holloman Alien Landing story, which I think is one of the most  2004 Page #180  
n Landing at Holloman The Holloman story is not a crashed saucer story as s 2004 Page #180  
oman story is not a crashed saucer story as such but it is a critically imp 2004 Page #180  
h but it is a critically important story because I believe it forms the bas 2004 Page #180  
gan to be leaked in the 1990s. The story of the film is that it is the real 2004 Page #180  
e film is that it is the real life story of the movie Close Encounters of t 2004 Page #180  
understanding of the Holloman film story would lead to a full understanding 2004 Page #180  
tten. My study of the Holloman AFB story and the Nixon presidency, however, 2004 Page #180  
 to believe that when the true UFO story is finally revealed to the public, 2004 Page #180  
 Nixon will be a key player in the story of UFO disclosure and the Holloman 2004 Page #180  
FO disclosure and the Holloman AFB story will go down as the first real att 2004 Page #180  
ubject of UFOs. We have the famous story how Nixon made it possible for com 2004 Page #180  
omestead Air Force Base. This is a story that was first told by his second  2004 Page #180  
sh Retrieval Conference There is a story from a very reliable source I know 2004 Page #181  
 — at least not to me. The HoRoman story started in 1973 when Robert Emeneg 2004 Page #181  
 by the government to mold the UFO story, and he did have a direct contact  2004 Page #181  
rprised at how no one disputed the story of aliens landing and talking to b 2004 Page #183  
gs for the documentary such as the story of Francis Swan that I discussed e 2004 Page #184  
y Emenegger and confirmed that the story had taken place. He wouldn't appea 2004 Page #184  
ducers were left with just another story. Emenegger stated that they were g 2004 Page #184  
ore I could say about this amazing story but let me end the Nixon segment b 2004 Page #185  
ents have tried to release the UFO story to the American public. Jimmy Cart 2004 Page #185  
lease it to the public came from a story that was being researched a few ye 2004 Page #188  
back by PBS in Washington D.C. The story centered on a man by the name of J 2004 Page #188  
rter White House. According to the story that had been researched by Harry  2004 Page #188  
ecture in which he told McGeorge's story of what happened inside the Carter 2004 Page #188  
ments. Like Moore she was told the story of MJ-12. These offers were made s 2004 Page #193  
otherwise atrophied vocal cords. A story that struck me as... I wouldn't ha 2004 Page #194  
e look like a fool. The live alien story was pushed early and often during  2004 Page #195  
ing. I will let the Woods tell the story of what they have got, and how it  2004 Page #196  
T: The Extraterrestrial was a true story, so 1 am sure he was told at least 2004 Page #197  
e he was told at least some of the story. One source, Jon Hunter, told me,  2004 Page #197  
ew he was the front end of a cover story • Died suddenly age of 37 of "appa 2004 Page #204  
y 1955: • "I can report today on a story which is positively spooky, not to 2004 Page #206  
quirer article? The Harry B Cooper Story • According to Tim Cooper he came  2004 Page #212  
the Original Crashed Flying Saucer Story Paul Andrew Kimball Copyright 2004 2004 Page #214  
ducting his own research into the "story" behind the Aztec story since 1988 2004 Page #215  
 into the "story" behind the Aztec story since 1988. Much to my surprise, R 2004 Page #215  
 any reasonable doubt.' My kind of story! So, I started digging further, bu 2004 Page #215  
 the "it's all a hoax" side of the story, which has changed surprisingly li 2004 Page #215  
at there is something to the Aztec story after all, general background on t 2004 Page #215  
1948 traditional view of the Aztec story as a hoax, by finding evidence tha 2004 Page #216  
s government, is the fact that the story is replete with people who claimed 2004 Page #216  
msey recounts the rest of Farley's story: Ken and his friend got to the cra 2004 Page #216  
ready at the scene. We found Ken's story believable, but we had a hard time 2004 Page #216  
 unexpected support for the Farley story that he had "parked" a few years e 2004 Page #217  
 earlier: Doug told an interesting story, which was very believable, backed 2004 Page #217  
point, that tied in to Ken Fancy's story, also backing up his claim about t 2004 Page #217  
whether or not they used the Aztec story as part of a con irrelevant. There 2004 Page #217  
ever met each other, tell the same story, this provides the kind of evidenc 2004 Page #217  
ho appear to corroborate the Aztec story as told in Frank Scully's original 2004 Page #217  
r his initial article on the Aztec story for True Magazine, he asked Scully 2004 Page #218  
 Gee not to reveal any more of the story than he had set down in his book,  2004 Page #218  
mation, but Gebauer may be another story altogether. According to Nick Redf 2004 Page #218  
here that would bear on [the Aztec story], and give us some answers, and ma 2004 Page #219  
h the undeniable con aspect of the story long since exposed by Cahn, why wo 2004 Page #219  
ered radar. This part of the Aztec story, wrote Dave Thomas, like all other 2004 Page #219  
h begs the question — if the whole story was fake, how did Scully get this  2004 Page #221  
sedly admits that the entire Aztec story was indeed a con job, but that he  2004 Page #221  
ed by government agents, after the story became public knowledge with the p 2004 Page #221  
g gun" that finally lays the Aztec story to rest. However, no one else has  2004 Page #221  
d a very key player in the Roswell story, as a "loose cannon," thereby unde 2004 Page #222  
id, "just because con men told the story about Aztec, doesn't mean that the 2004 Page #223  
 that there wasn't a genuine Aztec story to tell. »40 To me, however, one t 2004 Page #223  
ztec UFO Symposium: How the Saucer Story Started As a Con Game" Skeptical I 2004 Page #223  
ey, Scott "Aztec crash / retrieval story revisited," MUFON UFO Journal, Aug 2004 Page #223  
h even the proponents of the Aztec story will admit — and to cast the Aztec 2004 Page #223  
will admit — and to cast the Aztec story as one of their cons; Aztec 1948,  2004 Page #223  
Moore, "Little Men From Venus: The Story of Silas Newton" (self- published  2004 Page #223  
9 Ramsey, "Aztec crash / retrieval story revisited" p. 5; Aztec 1948, Ramse 2004 Page #224  
48; Ramsey, "Aztec crash retrieval story revisited," pp. 5 — 7. 14 Sarbache 2004 Page #224  
. v Ramsey, "Aztec crash retrieval story revisited," pp. 4 — 5. 28 Aztec 19 2004 Page #224  
e, Kevin D., Case MJ-1 2: The True Story behind the Government's UFO Conspi 2004 Page #224  
yright 2004 Ron Regehr The Roswell story is well known, and has been told a 2004 Page #226  
DAY 509m TOLD NEWSPAPER MEANING OF STORY AND MISSION Line7 ONLY SHOW****BY  2004 Page #228  
DAY 509m TOLD NEWSPAPER MEANING OF STORY AND MISSION (B) *** ***SAFE TALK N 2004 Page #229  
 ***SAFE TALK NEWSPAPER MEANING OF STORY AND ******* (C) SAFE TALK WANTED F 2004 Page #229  
C) SAFE TALK WANTED FOR MEANING OF STORY AND MISSION (DR) that ciC*team SAI 2004 Page #229  
team SAID SEND MiStatEd release AS STORY And said (G) ****Day **** SEND *** 2004 Page #229  
abl* SAID SEND MISTATED MEANING OF STORY AND THINK Line 7 (M) ONLY SHOW *** 2004 Page #229  
ay 509th told newspaper meaning of story and mission next crew out today. W 2004 Page #230  
ther balloons constituting a cover story? Ramey proclaimed to the world (vi 2004 Page #230  
uld be, as he was way ahead of the story, which appeared on the AP wire onl 2004 Page #236  
 the Star Telegram get the Roswell story before the AP? Good question, and  2004 Page #236  
uess at the answer. We do know the story had been floating around Roswell i 2004 Page #236  
dia Sleppy started to transmit the story to ABC news in California probably 2004 Page #237  
legedly by the FBI. So we know the story was trying to get itself out of Ro 2004 Page #237  
he remembers that by this time the story was all over the wires and people  2004 Page #237  
ining the other pictures from that story, being processed like any other St 2004 Page #238  
involved directly with the Roswell story) told us. In the end, the events n 2004 Page #238  
d the only photographer there, the story had yet to break into the mainstre 2004 Page #238  
2:26pm (3:26pm Fort Worth) AP wire story. Later that afternoon, probably be 2004 Page #238  
put the final touches to the cover story. In a final twist, the photos also 2004 Page #238  
swered, but the quest for the full story behind the Ramey Office Photograph 2004 Page #238  
al papers — that tell the detailed story of explicit involvement and extrem 2004 Page #242  
···-- HIE ZINSSER EFFECT COMPLE:I[ STORY 0¥ TH[ UNUSUAL [LCCTROClt.AVHY L,V 2005 Page #29  
of them. By then, the three girls' story was spreading quickly. Ordered to  2005 Page #32  
the women go public and deny their story. If the girls had accepted, they w 2005 Page #35  
e main witnesses to withdraw their story was made in early 1997. On January 2005 Page #36  
with them and deny the whole alien story. The woman, who was employed at Va 2005 Page #36  
rce; and very brief aspects of the story and interview were published in th 2005 Page #39  
it became clear to Fowler that the story that Werner had told Fowler was so 2005 Page #40  
case that ve,y closely matched the story of the Kingman crash. Described in 2005 Page #43  
is beyond the scope of the Kingman story. \Xlith specific regard co the Kin 2005 Page #45  
is Being Hidden? Here is where the story become more interesting, and the e 2005 Page #77  
hould have qualified as a big news story and the object of intense scientif 2005 Page #118  
-shaped object in Aurora, Texas, a story well covered in the Dallas and For 2005 Page #119  
ge G. Meade, MD, revived the first story: regarding "the Interplanetary Phe 2005 Page #123  
 remembered when selecting a cover story that official po liq regarding UFO 2005 Page #129  
nachrorusms such as "use the cover story of a downed satellite" three years 2005 Page #130  
y for the sake of creating a bogus story is very rare. Indeed, there are go 2005 Page #132  
e of the key sources for the Aztec story) from the 1970s. In the diary, New 2005 Page #132  
eak with rum about rus crashed UFO story. Newton was told                   2005 Page #132  
y knew that hjs UFO-crash-at-Aztec story was bogus. Incredibly, however, th 2005 Page #133  
nted him to continue spreading the story far and wide and to whoever would  2005 Page #133  
n 1978. This would be just another story of political and historical intrig 2005 Page #134  
aps the most infamous case was the story of an alleged UFO crash in the Kal 2005 Page #134  
ish UFO Magazine. According to the story, a UFO was shot down by South Afri 2005 Page #134  
and that seemed to corroborate the story. However , they were riddJed with  2005 Page #134  
) 4.0 Content (The key data of the story and its verifiability) 2.0 Chronol 2005 Page #135  
unt also, i.e. those that hear the story directly from a first-hand witness 2005 Page #136  
 something djfferent to offer. The story he told was that prior to being a  2005 Page #145  
ys 1111der Mavis. It told the true story of a macabre depiction of love in  2005 Page #149  
 asked Santilli if he stuck to his story of how he obtained the film. He re 2005 Page #150  
no reason to change it because the story is the truth." Santilli went on to 2005 Page #150  
, that he believes the cameraman's story, and that he is hopeful that eithe 2005 Page #150  
o port in San Francisco, the cover story told by the Captain was that a spe 2005 Page #164  
named Ozzie who related a detailed story of his participation in two crash- 2005 Page #165  
nd 1949. This is a single-\,itness story that has not been c;rroborated by  2005 Page #165  
ations, but it is admined that his story has bizarre elements to it. But, w 2005 Page #165  
ence. So, we are left with another story and no corroboratin g evidence, bu 2005 Page #166  
rts. The engineer who brought this story to light was Arthur G. Stansel (pr 2005 Page #168  
 60s. Medals were distributed. The story is told in William Burrows book "B 2006 Page #9  
 Participants must have true cover story to account for whereabouts 24 hour 2006 Page #32  
es and he proceeded to mention the story of two prospectors chasing aliens  2006 Page #44  
ter of digging deeper for the true story, spending time and resources. Upon 2006 Page #44  
cle about this amazing crashed UFO story, but it was the second and the sta 2006 Page #44  
n they hear the other angle of the story. Seems that after the disc land-ed 2006 Page #44  
Angeles Mirror Reporter, tells his story, and shows piece of wreckage that  2006 Page #45  
 (International News Service) wire story about the crash. However, many fac 2006 Page #45  
tted and changed from the original story in the Inyo Register. Fred Meyer's 2006 Page #45  
s, San Francisco Examiner report a story titled "Air Force Tracks Down 'Ori 2006 Page #45  
of 1949, there is virtually no UFO story activity except around this august 2006 Page #46  
 19th and further obscure the true story is suggestive of a deliberate disi 2006 Page #46  
 at present is just an interesting story a crash event that I would rate as 2006 Page #47  
uld try to get and tell the "real" story, resulting in competing versions o 2006 Page #57  
stop coverage of the unfolding NHI story, reminiscent of past spectacular n 2006 Page #57  
cane Katrina. Contact would be the story of a lifetime, and journalists wor 2006 Page #57  
ld quickly give way to a frenzy of story angles. The biggest media impulses 2006 Page #58  
ernment might try to damp down the story as soon as possible, turning the e 2006 Page #58  
dering on indifference. The "alien story" would fall off the front page qui 2006 Page #61  
erns necessitated creating a cover story to prevent public exposure of the  2006 Page #75  
 Two factors helped keep the cover story intact. First, since the mission h 2006 Page #75  
o follow up various details of the story led to confusion as personnel at N 2006 Page #75  
glaring inconsistencies, the cover story held up and news coverage was mini 2006 Page #75  
to Wendover." This was not a cover story. At the time, there was no reason  2006 Page #76  
foundation for a contingency cover story. If Air Force spokesmen had said M 2006 Page #83  
rector Richard Abrams repeated the story to the proprietor of an aviation m 2006 Page #85  
bilia shop. When I first read this story in one of Goodall's books, I lacke 2006 Page #85  
firm the authenticity of the cover story, but there was no physical evidenc 2006 Page #85  
nnel from Edwards, I suspected the story might be a garbled description of  2006 Page #87  
st as an afterthought, in one B-57 story. Using descriptions from eyewitnes 2006 Page #88  
'clock headline news. The breaking story at the top of the hour for Septemb 2006 Page #89  
iscovered this long forgotten news story that was broadcasted across a pani 2006 Page #89  
ent was part of a much larger news story that gained world wide notoriety.  2006 Page #89  
dent I had heard about. It was the story that was about to change my life o 2006 Page #89  
over the next 15 years, it was the story of the "Flatwoods Monster." On Sep 2006 Page #89  
dlines and the "Flatwoods Monster" story was broadcasted over the radio and 2006 Page #90  
e really must be something to this story." 87                               2006 Page #90  
receptive to me and talk about the story. I was dead wrong. I walked around 2006 Page #91  
id, "Ah, there was nothing to that story" and "We don't know anything about 2006 Page #91  
sign' say there was nothing to the story or they didn't know anything about 2006 Page #91  
et my hands on that referenced the story. The monster had several nicknames 2006 Page #91  
w widespread and far- reaching the story of this incident actually was. I w 2006 Page #91  
alk, many scoffed at the "monster" story, laughed at it, while others would 2006 Page #92  
 interested in that darned monster story?" I explained that I had family in 2006 Page #92  
 I then explained that the monster story intrigued me and that I was resear 2006 Page #92  
d wasn't there to mock them or the story. When some of the locals realized  2006 Page #92  
 do another silly season Halloween story on the "Flatwoods Monster" for the 2006 Page #92  
through hell back in 1952 when the story first hit. More than 10,000 people 2006 Page #92  
few weeks. The "Flatwoods Monster" story had grown overnight, made nation-  2006 Page #92  
ors ran rampant over the "monster" story. This peaceful town had entered in 2006 Page #93  
a were also divided concerning the story of Mrs. May and the boys who walke 2006 Page #93  
residents I spoke to felt that the story was bad publicity for the town bec 2006 Page #93  
eptember 12, 1952. The plot of the story began to thicken when I discovered 2006 Page #94  
ken when I discovered another news story that made headlines across West Vi 2006 Page #94  
er 13, 1952. The Flatwoods Monster story did not reach the press in time fo 2006 Page #94  
Gazette" also reported the monster story in an article, "Did it Ride A Mete 2006 Page #95  
 two stories into one headline and story. The writer of this article was no 2006 Page #95  
iew and I videotaped the Colonel's story. Colonel Leavitt revealed that on  2006 Page #95  
pages of published books about the story were copied in it. An official doc 2006 Page #96  
s, and started to piece the entire story together. I could finally see the  2006 Page #97  
 incident occurred. He covered the story and also broke the eventual story  2006 Page #98  
 story and also broke the eventual story to "The Charleston Gazette." Stewa 2006 Page #98  
ncounter and set the stage for the story by telling me the timeline of even 2006 Page #98  
e, he was given the details of the story by the witnesses and Mrs. May gave 2006 Page #98  
ing to Mrs. Kathleen May. When the story about this incident hit the United 2006 Page #98  
e the United States carried the UP story, including a front page headline s 2006 Page #99  
y, including a front page headline story in the "New York Daily News" that  2006 Page #99  
d writers had a field day with the story. As I continued to research this a 2006 Page #99  
continued to research this amazing story, I discovered The West Virginia St 2006 Page #99  
ition? I continued to research the story and came across several articles c 2006 Page #99  
the little known "shoot them down" story from 1952. In my new book, "Shoot  2006 Page #99  
 infections. In the second classic story, "The Andromeda Strain"9, an explo 2006 Page #102  
st before it kills everyone in the story, and subsequently, the earth's pop 2006 Page #102  
followed by death. The Villas-Boas story is a classic in the UFO literature 2006 Page #109  
y remained an integral part of the story ever since it first surfaced — pub 2006 Page #122  
n 1996. The original source of the story was the UFO investigator Tony Dodd 2006 Page #122  
he real name of his source for the story, as he continues to do to this ver 2006 Page #122  
iff UFO Conference just after this story came out, and I also spoke with hi 2006 Page #123  
 Fry, Dodd told her that after the story was publicized, Prescott was indee 2006 Page #124  
appear convinced that the Prescott story (and all of its attendant controve 2006 Page #125  
 Express just simply wrote off the story. But as he said: 'Of course, if yo 2006 Page #125  
ven known about, it might make the story more interesting." (17) Indeed it  2006 Page #126  
 weeks prior to the 'alien bodies' story breaking, I had written a big arti 2006 Page #126  
ioned the possibility that the UFO story could be a cover for a nuclear acc 2006 Page #126  
nt. "Then, shortly afterwards, the story appeared in which this soldier cam 2006 Page #126  
ea. But the very day on which that story appeared in the newspapers, there  2006 Page #126  
he [Berwyn] case by bringing out a story which reaffirmed that. Now, that i 2006 Page #126  
only source for the James Prescott story about strange, humanoid creatures  2006 Page #126  
s [my wife's] dad, who told me the story about bodies being found on the mo 2006 Page #127  
wyn Mountains.' "I first heard the story from him around 1976. At that time 2006 Page #127  
lso confirm that Mick told her the story about Porton Down and bodies too — 2006 Page #127  
hat when he had first told me this story in 1976, he didn't know that it wa 2006 Page #127  
ld not have been his source of the story. Moreover, a former colleague of D 2006 Page #128  
there is a Falkland's link to this story. Regrettably, it comes from anothe 2006 Page #128  
eagues) who may also been told the story on the journey to the islands? To  2006 Page #128  
nt down to the village to tell the story, everyone thought that she was mad 2006 Page #129  
ove facts do not tell the complete story. Nothing is known of the analysis  2006 Page #136  
of Key West and Miami, Florida The story Bill and his cousin, Dennis, are a 2006 Page #143  
at night and can tell you the same story. It was an amazing thing! I stood  2006 Page #148  
 Thank you for your interest in my story. However, I have been warned to no 2006 Page #151  
d to not contact you again. Use my story, if you can. I dare not call you a 2006 Page #151  
le to learn about Paul's firsthand story in the only phone-recorded convers 2006 Page #151  
 Cedar Breaks Radar Site, Utah THE STORY YOU ARE GOING TO TELL IS TAKING PL 2006 Page #154  
knew. I told him the whole Okinawa story and the file and the photos and th 2006 Page #161  
' So, I told him the whole Okinawa story. He said, 'Alright, I'm pretty con 2006 Page #162  
0 miles from Washington. Acheson's story indicates that at the time he rece 2006 Page #167  
tish ambassador. Acheson ended his story by saying that, after he arrived a 2006 Page #167  
 11:15 AM. The next version of the story, told in The Wise Men, is based on 2006 Page #167  
s right? Or was neither correct? A story carried by the International News  2006 Page #169  
ka. The New York Times published a story with a December 7, Anchorage Alask 2006 Page #169  
 high alert! PART V: THE COLONEL"S STORY In 1977 Retired Air Force Col. Rob 2006 Page #174  
erson to follow up on Willingham's story was Todd Zechel, who was active in 2006 Page #176  
ed about Willingham in 1977 from a story in a Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania n 2006 Page #176  
o Zechel, a copy of this newspaper story was in the UFO file of NICAP (Nati 2006 Page #176  
 but no one had followed up on the story by contacting Willingham.) The new 2006 Page #176  
y contacting Willingham.) The news story discussed sightings by members of  2006 Page #176  
Zechel decided to follow up on the story so he contacted Willingham in May, 2006 Page #176  
el's opinion based on Willingham's story and a document (discussed below) t 2006 Page #177  
echel's research into Willingham's story but decided to "average out" the l 2006 Page #178  
ents and Willingham's crashed disc story.) Researchers of Willingham's stor 2006 Page #178  
tory.) Researchers of Willingham's story have pointed out that there are tw 2006 Page #178  
o "glaring" errors in Willingham's story which probably is a result of faul 2006 Page #178  
e American news media became a big story in the late 1970s. fb, NTXJC!S tro 2007 Page #12  
 she was ordered to cease filing a story about the Roswell crash. This is c 2007 Page #20  
n. After being requested to file a story about the study by the local AP bu 2007 Page #20  
 CJA to UFOs. J\s he expected, the story never made it onto the wires. And, 2007 Page #20  
 picture. The official (but false) story about UFOs, as presented via the a 2007 Page #23  
as the National Enquirer. Here's a story about UFO activity over :Minuteman 2007 Page #25  
ow, an educated person seeing thjs story might just laugh and go on with hj 2007 Page #25  
life -a completely effective cover story! 24                                2007 Page #30  
 Avenues to challenge the official story ► Outlets for independent journali 2007 Page #38  
 Avenues to challenge the official story ► Outlets for independent journabs 2007 Page #39  
mericans don't accept the official story ab ut what happened that day: , Zo 2007 Page #40  
6: 84 percent reject official 9/11 story This, b) itself is a hugely import 2007 Page #40  
s, b) itself is a hugely important story and one the American news media al 2007 Page #40  
yond the call of dury. There was a story about a woman who went around Bosn 2007 Page #81  
rce. Now, after 60 years, the true story of the U.S. involvement into the d 2007 Page #94  
-therruU "light in the sky" saucer story. ln thjs case, the dates, names, a 2007 Page #94  
ed above and to the left) THE REAL STORY: The case for U.S. built flying wi 2007 Page #94  
T PATTERSON AFB: Fortunatel y, the story doesn't end in 1967. Jack was info 2007 Page #114  
 the newspaper finally published a story two weeks later? Joe: It was about 2007 Page #126  
 local county newspaper featured a story about how the biggest helicopter 1 2007 Page #127  
s next incident was an interesting story of a crashed UFO that was recovere 2007 Page #129  
cycles flew, they then changed the story to the object being a meteorite. T 2007 Page #130  
n the daytime." "In the first news story," Corbin told me, "it was called a 2007 Page #133  
of any and all developments as the story progressed. "1 had [the document)  2007 Page #134  
 1962, tells the whole, remarkable story. Notably, at the top of the page i 2007 Page #135  
t official. Kilgallen believed the story may have come from the New Mexico  2007 Page #135  
orties. Kilgallen said that if the story is true, it would cause terrible e 2007 Page #135  
nroe. \Xie may never know the full story of the mysteries that linked Maril 2007 Page #137  
bliged to turn our anencion to the story of one Don Riggs, whose father \Vo 2007 Page #138  
er had revealed to rum a startling story concernin g records on Noah's Ark. 2007 Page #138  
r quotes a "Latin: correspondent's story from the Argentine city of Salta.  2007 Page #141  
 suggesting strong interest in the story on the part of MJ 12 and Project M 2007 Page #142  
Deneb" report that first broke the story about the Coyame crash retrieval.  2007 Page #188  
            After listening to her story, Nascimento collected the piece, w 2007 Page #194  
rs ago as I was investigating this story. He couldn't tell me anything more 2008 Page #8  
 there is no reason to accept this story as authentic. I mention it here on 2008 Page #15  
 someone else might have heard the story or someone else who was there is w 2008 Page #15  
aid the event never happened? This story has been called the Elk River UFO  2008 Page #40  
niverse? This article is about one story, but it is significant because it  2008 Page #42  
ds by Westport." The initial Crash story lacked a date and definite witness 2008 Page #42  
 and definite witnesses ; it was a story repeated by several officers when  2008 Page #42  
er? By Reporter John Dodge. Page 1 story about initial report; several witn 2008 Page #48  
Betty Butler. Brief restatement of story and then denial by military. Mrs.  2008 Page #49  
 about the Westport UFO Crash. The story varied slightly, but 47            2008 Page #53  
hope that this will be a good news story about open government and freedom  2008 Page #63  
ad been taken and I duly broke the story in the media. The Details There ar 2008 Page #63  
ond time reading a science fiction story they asked to write, based on the  2008 Page #65  
ingly aware that there's a serious story here of interest to a vast number  2008 Page #67  
en they ran low on fuel. After the story broke on 20th June the story chang 2008 Page #67  
r the story broke on 20th June the story changed and the police were carefu 2008 Page #67  
e most extraordinary aspect of the story was a quote from the MoD Press Off 2008 Page #67  
eople in the area saw the UFO. The story generated massive media coverage a 2008 Page #67  
t for further developments on this story. Whatever one believes about UFOs, 2008 Page #67  
ilitary Base The police helicopter story was followed by an even bigger sto 2008 Page #67  
ory was followed by an even bigger story, when it transpired that a few hou 2008 Page #67  
 national daily newspaper) ran the story on the front page under the headli 2008 Page #68  
and files can never tell the whole story. The written word has its limitati 2008 Page #68  
s, but that only tells part of the story. Documents and files don't general 2008 Page #68  
les can only ever tell part of the story. Conclusion l am always reluctant  2008 Page #69  
tacted Ms. Krussel who related her story. 30 The Daily World, Aberdeen, Was 2008 Page #70  
 (AFOSJ) for a meeting to tell his story to an AFOSI Special Agent and a Ma 2008 Page #90  
any difference if I talk about the story. It's too unbelievable ." SLIDE# 4 2008 Page #93  
flurry of excitement, however, the story rapidly vanished into large-scale  2008 Page #98  
xander Petrovich Kazanstev wrote a story that was directly inspired by a tr 2008 Page #102  
 And Having Writ used the Tunguska story as a springboard for an amusing ta 2008 Page #102  
, Bruce Sterling and Rudy Rucker's story Storming the Cosmos depicted a 96  2008 Page #102  
ery. Some of the characters in the story conclude that the incident was due 2008 Page #103  
into the act, too, with a two-part story (titled Tunguska and Terma respect 2008 Page #103  
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S) knew Couo year, b • I chtdtd 1w story in depth and • Coro was assigned w 2008 Page #151  
h": CAUS vs. the NSA ■ The Roswell Story ■ The Manzano Story ■ Paul Bennewi 2008 Page #162  
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em Empire Cc1cks ■ The Bob Laz:1.I Story ■ MUFON Implodes ■ UFO Sighting; i 2008 Page #166  
sm in UFO research ■ The Bob Lazar story ■ MUFON's crisis and Bill N[oore's 2008 Page #166  
s give a full and complete "inside story" of America's the CIA's UFO intell 2009 Page #12  
s give a full and complete "inside story" of the CI A's UFO intelligence co 2009 Page #24  
smiss it and many have treated the story that way ever since, even though t 2009 Page #30  
 a thinly disguised version of the story in his Report on Unidentified Flyi 2009 Page #30  
 the mainstream press eschewed the story and gave it very little play. Kenn 2009 Page #33  
conspiracy . That the Maury Island story remains under-examined and unsettl 2009 Page #34  
ident. Overview and Background The Story Surfaces Highlights of the Kingman 2009 Page #48  
rce; and very brief aspects of the story and interview were published in th 2009 Page #48  
r, Leonard Stringfield related the story of researcher Charles Wilhelm, who 2009 Page #49  
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is beyond the scope of the Kingman story. With specific regard to the Kingm 2009 Page #51  
o Affair That, in essence, was the story of the Kingman event, as it was kn 2009 Page #52  
' Intelligence community and whose story can be found at the website, www.s 2009 Page #52  
taken to dig further into the Shaw story, and which can hopefully be expand 2009 Page #54  
ly intriguing aspect to Bethurum's story. On the night of November 2, Bethu 2009 Page #54  
d, of course, relegate Bethurum 's story to the realm of fiction and nothin 2009 Page #55  
y that Bethurum simply made up his story after hearing of the Fritz Werner  2009 Page #55  
traged by the Balloons and Dummies story on CNN. The Air Force media campai 2009 Page #87  
 that someday she would relate her story. In 1997 June called me and it was 2009 Page #88  
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gedy and illness. In bringing this story to you, I am honoring a promise ma 2009 Page #88  
recollections. She simply told her story as she knew it. Aside from the sub 2009 Page #89  
d it so that the research into her story might continue. 88 German Scientis 2009 Page #94  
 most important about June Crain's story? 7r, First, her government service 2009 Page #95  
be identified by name. Part of her story was used in Kevin Randle 's book,  2009 Page #95  
further disclosures . Finally, her story did not change over time. She did  2009 Page #95  
nd strength of spirit. Telling her story is what I promised her. If in so d 2009 Page #95  
and condescending. As a result the story was soon relegated to the realm of 2009 Page #134  
r articles and an editorial to the story in four short days concluding with 2009 Page #134  
 ways to investigators . While the story would not break in the States unti 2009 Page #136  
o speak with me about the breaking story. I don't think I would have even c 2009 Page #137  
t the agency's release of the news story; some feeling it was a sign of inc 2009 Page #138  
 knew I would not be pursuing this story right now, I had work waiting for  2009 Page #138  
 the country featured the Voronezh story on their front pages. The story ev 2009 Page #138  
zh story on their front pages. The story even made page one of the New York 2009 Page #138  
d local papers overall treated the story with considerably more respect and 2009 Page #138  
f the Times. She was taken off the story and Thursday, October lt11's treat 2009 Page #138  
 Post elevates its coverage of the story under the banner, "Three-Eyed Spac 2009 Page #138  
ible for. National coverage of the story begins to drop off toward the 132  2009 Page #138  
cessive freedom' rationale for the story. But on Saturday , October 141'\ t 2009 Page #139  
 fly in space, Tass has broken the story of the century." Four months passe 2009 Page #139  
rk of any serious reporting of the story by suggesting that all of the witn 2009 Page #140  
rikes Back, 1979-198 ■TI1e Roswell Story 4: The Empire Strjkes Back, 1979-1 2009 Page #145  
trikes Back, 1979-198 ■The Manzano Story ■Paul Benoewitz, Richard Doty, and 2009 Page #145  
ism in UFO rese:1rch ■The Bob bzar story 143                                2009 Page #149  
e. I was intrigued by this amazing story that was reported just two weeks p 2009 Page #156  
eeper. The June 1947 Secret Weapon Story If you piece together the newspape 2009 Page #156  
ticles from June 13 -15, 1947, the story emerges of a secret Anglo-American 2009 Page #156  
 press first got involved with the story is not entirely clear, but someone 2009 Page #156  
a number of newspapers covered the story including the Amarillo Daily News: 2009 Page #156  
in the project. What an intriguing story! A weapon on par with the atomic b 2009 Page #157  
 further comment. This fascinating story took another strange twist on June 2009 Page #160  
to the Snodgrass article, was this story: "Supersonic Weapon Is Forecast An 2009 Page #161  
s of the two major players in this story: Thomas David James Leech and Jame 2009 Page #163  
to be players in the secret weapon story, let's examine the secret project  2009 Page #164  
port confirms that a secret weapon story leaked in mid-June 1947 was real,  2009 Page #167  
The two major protagonists of this story are real people, with real credent 2009 Page #176  
my rad.:rr. · This strange weapons story does bear all the hallmarks of a d 2009 Page #177  
 released FBI memos. However, that story will have to be the subject of a d 2009 Page #179  
orts several limes for clues • Two story building with 3 underground floors 2009 Page #192  

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early false. But what of the cover story's other parts? The recovery crew h 2006 Page #85  
all of which made reference to the story's strong connection to the Soviet  2009 Page #137  

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f 7." This UP article reported the storyline of the incident accurately but 2006 Page #99  

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lined: 8 According to Cahn, Scully stoutly maintained that "he was pledged  2004 Page #218  

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e called Bumblebee, or the "Flying Stovepipe," which made a demonstration f 2004 Page #66  

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shed disc in Vietnam and tl1at was stowed aboard the aircraft carrier. Acco 2005 Page #164  

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n Overview of the Book ■ 1. Global Str:.U1geness, 1973 to 1975 ■ 2. lntrnde 2008 Page #157  
Dolan Table of Contents l. Glob.11 Str,ngen"''- 197.:--1975 '.?. Intruder A 2009 Page #141  

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y another boy, a six year old, who straggled along behind the group. By the 2006 Page #90  

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Blanca peak is about seventy miles straight west of Roswell. San Mateo Peak 2003 Page #99  
ing the thing, the object took off straight up and was lost to view in seco 2003 Page #147  
ough 11 PM - rare • From -10:00 AM straight through to 1:15 PM there are 23 2003 Page #156  
vercast above him. The object fell straight down, and disappeared in the ov 2004 Page #6  
. The craft was very low and moved straight ahead toward Aurora about three 2004 Page #29  
 18] at 9:30. He says it was going straight up. The captain is noted for hi 2004 Page #32  
g lights, about 15 feet apart in a straight line, red/orange in color, flas 2004 Page #36  
s, seeming to hang in the sky in a straight line, observing them for a few  2004 Page #36  
d gone on the sea for some 32 days straight. He also recalls the island bei 2004 Page #44  
 was a very honest person, a "real straight shooter." For years, Barnett to 2004 Page #135  
essman from North Carolina — and a straight shooter, if ever I have met one 2004 Page #215  
, in the State of Sao Paulo, going straight to Urucamp, the State Uruversit 2005 Page #32  
er on June 11, 1953, and 200 miles straight north on a dry lake bed east of 2005 Page #51  
ted in his diagram by the vertical straight lines. But he told Steve Jones  2005 Page #61  
ut looked like it had been dropped straight down to the ground hard enough  2005 Page #65  
ing motions, and then accelerating straight up and out of sight in complete 2005 Page #84  
 NeJJJ "Republic's owner, .Michael Straight, was deeply connected to the me 2005 Page #94  
he publication might well have put Straight on the stand. \Vith Hays succes 2005 Page #94  
peed, make right angle turns, move straight up and down, typically with lit 2006 Page #9  
n Daily Mail" newspaper reported a straight forward, no frills, and accurat 2006 Page #95  
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 on the road. Don't stop. Just get straight down to Porton Down.' And appar 2006 Page #124  
departed from the aircraft, headed straight out of Woodbridge's East Gate,  2006 Page #132  
level steps, not a smooth curve or straight line, and each level was mainta 2006 Page #133  
(disappear). You have to either go straight up, or straight down. If the bo 2006 Page #146  
 have to either go straight up, or straight down. If the bogies went in any 2006 Page #146  
rned to the location, either going straight down or straight up. They just  2006 Page #146  
ion, either going straight down or straight up. They just popped up again.  2006 Page #146  
ke off and headed south. He headed straight toward our location (in Key Wes 2006 Page #147  
are you doing?' He looked up at me straight and I guess he looked around to 2006 Page #155  
 one of them was doing Mach 3 or 4 straight into the side of the cliff. The 2006 Page #155  
ot a human being — I'm telling you straight up. It was not a monkey. It was 2006 Page #159  
s that the object appeared to drop straight down, then flipped in a kind of 2006 Page #184  
 the rurcrafr, whjch qwckly turned straight up, and departed the Miaroj are 2007 Page #109  
 pretty place") because you have a straight shot of high desert, little rol 2007 Page #123  
ely turned the car around and went straight home. Paul: When he told us to  2007 Page #171  
ght take off and leave proceecling straight up at a high speed and clisappe 2007 Page #176  
t was blanked out, in other words, straight behind this instrument panel be 2008 Page #10  
 integrate material received. 3. A straight estimate be divided into two ca 2009 Page #19  
e a normal light would do. It came straight down and/ell at ourfeet and we  2009 Page #70  
, green, red and yellow light come straight for them over Rendlesham Forest 2009 Page #83  
met June I noted how she looked me straight in the eye and her manner of sp 2009 Page #88  

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all directions. Or did it? Despite straight-faced coverage in the local new 2004 Page #26  

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ess. As he stood at the map with a straight-on glance, he impressed me as a 2005 Page #43  

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uldn't have — I think I was pretty straightforward. First question was, 180 2004 Page #183  
sics of leaked documents is fairly straightforward but it's expensive. My f 2004 Page #250  
takeholder groups would tend to be straightforward and unified — we are at  2006 Page #61  
n we see it? The second Tab "B" is straightforward . J. Edgar Hoover, head  2008 Page #111  

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the Worlds" and the "The Andromeda Strain." These fictional stories have pl 2006 Page #101  
cond classic story, "The Andromeda Strain"9, an exploratory craft is brough 2006 Page #102  
9 Michael Chrichton, The Andromeda Strain, Knopf, 1969 I° One in 1971 and o 2006 Page #102  
S. The second book, "The Andromeda Strain" is also significant in that it d 2006 Page #103  
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erence 1. A new virulent influenza strain 2. A new coxiella (sheep-borne) b 2006 Page #111  
ence that the deer mouse carried a strain of Hantavirus, confirmed by PCR,  2006 Page #111  
ieces of RNA, a related hantaviral strain or a related genetic primer to co 2006 Page #112  
ibility . And given the tremendous strain on the Soviet economy , I have to 2009 Page #140  

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ause of the tension in the trio, a strained hypnosis session followed. Spri 2003 Page #144  

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und in New Mexico have yielded new strains of a retro-virus not totally und 2004 Page #80  
eath from own experiments with new strains of influenza • Dr. Robert G. Gre 2004 Page #201  
widespread angst, emergence of new strains of paranoia and nervous disorder 2006 Page #67  
nd in New Mexico, have yielded new strains of a retro-virus not totally und 2006 Page #105  

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itm Befor : Ufology E .. 1: Global Stran © 2008 by Richard M. Dolon Themes  2009 Page #141  

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........................... 79 The Strange Death of James Forrestal ....... 2003 Page #3  
 all viewers to send us details of strange flying craft seen over territori 2003 Page #12  
with him on the telephone, where a strange tale emerged. Fisk stated he had 2003 Page #36  
 around the ring area that Jim saw strange markings that he felt looked sim 2003 Page #60  
-trailer truck which was hauling a strange acorn shaped object with odd mar 2003 Page #61  
ull copper or bronze in color with strange markings which was surrounded by 2003 Page #62  
ooded ravine, where he could see a strange bright light, a large light colo 2003 Page #70  
these accounts are indeed true, as strange as they might seem, then we have 2003 Page #71  
RAF Cosford, there was a series of strange UFO-related events in the UK, in 2003 Page #74  
                               The Strange Death of James Forrestal Peter R 2003 Page #85  
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es and 8mm film of them and record strange signals he had detected coming f 2003 Page #141  
 office in Cimarron had received a strange call on May 6t of 1980. The desk 2003 Page #142  
fear that she might have seen some strange "people." For the last four year 2003 Page #143  
ees might be "implanted" with some strange kind of device. By the time the  2003 Page #144  
 was seeing near his home, and the strange low-frequency signals he had bee 2003 Page #144  
 the month of August), a number of strange objects had been found on farmla 2004 Page #10  
y here received information that a strange object had been found on a farm  2004 Page #10  
oup has recovered one mass of very strange metal. It was found within a few 2004 Page #14  
ecalled, in either 1958 or 1959, a strange, spherical object was recovered  2004 Page #15  
at] Salta. itrstatlna. lb Itay—The strange object that sone people in the n 2004 Page #20  
reckage and gathering specimens of strange metal from the debris. The pilot 2004 Page #27  
ws media to believe that there are strange objects in the skies, many peopl 2004 Page #28  
ght after the patrols stopped, the strange headstone was stolen. Vandals, s 2004 Page #31  
ng detailed information about this strange land to the north, Judge Love sa 2004 Page #32  
dbridge UFO Incident encountered a strange glowing ground fog that they wer 2004 Page #48  
ecause it was night the only other strange trait was no sound. I knew the s 2004 Page #54  
ridge Patrol called in a report of strange lights outside of the base. We w 2004 Page #55  
 and turned over the report of the strange lights outside of Woodbridge to  2004 Page #55  
 to post) if C Flight had seen the strange lights also. The answer we were  2004 Page #55  
., our Woodbridge patrols reported strange lights over Rendlesham Forest... 2004 Page #55  
rned no other flights reported any strange lights. It was then I believe, B 2004 Page #56  
ther Air Force personnel where the strange lights were seen. • Three impres 2004 Page #56  
er guards radioed that there was a strange light in the sky. I went outside 2004 Page #57  
Mack Brazel, the rancher who found strange debris on his land and went to t 2004 Page #75  
 which produced the documentary, A Strange Harvest. SLIDE #26: A Strange Ha 2004 Page #76  
y, A Strange Harvest. SLIDE #26: A Strange Harvest Documentary The bizarre, 2004 Page #76  
terview with the Canadian UFO show Strange Days Indeed, James first talked  2004 Page #93  
ievals. He told Errol Knapp on the Strange Days UFO radio show: 92          2004 Page #95  
term "fighting with windmills" was strange and he was asked a question year 2004 Page #99  
searcher Debbie Valerio VII. 29-32 Strange debris recovered only 34 1959 Wr 2004 Page #112  
The toy tape just happened to have strange designs on it, according to Char 2004 Page #133  
 Jesse Marcel Jr., remembered that strange writing from when he was shown a 2004 Page #135  
ead of Project Blue Book. It seems strange that it is omitted. There isn't  2004 Page #136  
swell UFO case has to do with that strange writing on pieces of the debris. 2004 Page #137  
criptions of the Roswell debris as strange and unearthly are all just a big 2004 Page #143  
ite and credible. The stuff was so strange, he insisted, that years later w 2004 Page #143  
 went into his inner office, and a strange thing happened. He said, "Come o 2004 Page #183  
 Emmy Award winning documentary, A Strange Harvest, on the cattle mutilatio 2004 Page #193  
s flying ship, are convinced these strange aerial objects are not optical i 2004 Page #206  
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razil, with reports chat something strange was being seen in the neighborho 2005 Page #31  
ome children had reported seeing a strange creature chat looked half man an 2005 Page #31  
ches, the girls would say chat the strange bumps on the creature's head res 2005 Page #31  
aving captured a Little monster or strange being. \'v'ith a serious counten 2005 Page #33  
 Furtado, Marco Eli Chereze had a "strange death, without a rational explan 2005 Page #34  
with Chereze]." Not long after the strange encounters reported by Liliane,  2005 Page #34  
 on a TV channel and said what the strange visitors had coached them co say 2005 Page #35  
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ngman crash and that centered on a strange letter tl1at Woolcott had receiv 2005 Page #44  
d her that he had seen "somethin g strange" twelve years previously. Woolco 2005 Page #44  
 base control tower when something strange was picked up on radar. It began 2005 Page #44  
FO technology. Uhouse's scary is a strange one and much of it is beyond the 2005 Page #45  
d boarded up house But, there is a strange juxtaposition co all the peeling 2005 Page #55  
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a. There have been many reports of strange flying objects in the vicinity,  2005 Page #83  
ournalist, lvWdred Edie Brady. The Strange Case of lf1/'i/he/m Reich appear 2005 Page #93  
ould sometimes whisper about those strange events, but they didn't talk to  2005 Page #154  
 saw through his binoculars: three strange looking creatures, moving fast,  2005 Page #155  
with the engineering of the craft. Strange as it seems it was during the 19 2005 Page #170  
stly glow surrounded its sheU. The strange craft rose and hovered momentari 2005 Page #172  
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 a regular-looking plane or was it strange? LS: Something strange, because  2006 Page #47  
e or was it strange? LS: Something strange, because it frightened him. (He' 2006 Page #47  
ties involved) can be perceived as strange or familiar, sudden or gradual,  2006 Page #52  
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to government for assurance of the strange being's harmlessness; once assur 2006 Page #61  
nk about something so unusual. The strange NHI would be like the 800-pound  2006 Page #61  
aid in assessment of positive, but strange would work against it. Degree an 2006 Page #67  
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ued. Mrs. May and Lemon then heard strange noises coming from the area of a 2006 Page #90  
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September 12, 1952. On that night, strange objects were seen flying over th 2006 Page #95  
ever, its function is unknown. The strange behavior of abnormal prions. The 2006 Page #114  
ion farmers or other observes note strange behaviour of animals in the herd 2006 Page #115  
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night of January 23, 1974? Did the strange lights provide firm evidence tha 2006 Page #121  
for the James Prescott story about strange, humanoid creatures being found  2006 Page #126  
nks anomalous aerial phenomena and strange, humanoid creatures in the North 2006 Page #128  
 comments to make. "It's extremely strange," he began, "that on the one han 2006 Page #131  
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ne of those that had witnessed the strange object in Rendlesham Forest) div 2006 Page #132  
! (The Truth is In Here!) How very strange for the Army's Counter Intellige 2006 Page #174  
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n or trick of light, then can this strange dance be accounted for by any ma 2006 Page #190  
 dive upon two separate objects? A strange substance was j'ound covering Ri 2006 Page #190  
t over a five-month period? If the strange substance covering Burke's boots 2006 Page #192  
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come back on line. This was a very strange call and one that made me suspec 2006 Page #205  
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peared into thin air. Then you see strange lights coming through the trees  2007 Page #71  
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e town have an idea that sometrung strange was going on? Joe: Everybody in  2007 Page #122  
trunk he might have seen something strange and someone told him not to talk 2007 Page #125  
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s. Videotapes were rendered blank, strange effects on digital clock readout 2007 Page #129  
sensors was employed. This is very strange behavior if they were truly only 2007 Page #130  
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ikely crash and recovery of a very strange object and Project Moon Dust, oc 2007 Page #141  
esolved event that centered upon a strange flash of light detected by a Uni 2007 Page #142  
rently extremely interested in the strange affrur of the Vela satellite det 2007 Page #144  
of "zoo events" was: phenomena "so strange they belonged in a zoo." One mjg 2007 Page #144  
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             [ "walking home ... a strange force pulling him from the back  2007 Page #152  
as shining around. So, it was\ ery strange to me that 1t was level on the s 2007 Page #171  
Aunt: Yeah! (both laugh) Mom: Very strange. AND DOESN'T THAT 1MPLY THE POSS 2007 Page #171  
irtland if he had ever seen am· J "strange things" in Coyote Canyon. The fr 2007 Page #173  
pter. However, after observing the strange aerial maneuvers (stop and go),  2007 Page #176  
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ear Coyame (by Ruben Uriarte) This strange hole in the ground certainly war 2007 Page #189  
ice to make extensive notes of the strange objects he saw in the skies over 2007 Page #191  
 area residents who have witnessed strange objects streaking across the sky 2007 Page #191  
ges to the north as they described strange objects that blazed across the n 2007 Page #191  
 early 1930's, and that a piece of strange light-weight material was caught 2007 Page #195  
that people see flying in the sky, strange craft,' they added, chose were t 2007 Page #197  
overed the truth. The results were strange, some percentages were nor very  2007 Page #197  
ided; the piece was described as a strange metal, possibly a meteorite, tha 2007 Page #197  
om rwo students who had observed a strange phenomenon on the campus of the  2007 Page #199  
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each pilot can expect to encounter strange, unusual happenings which will n 2008 Page #30  
ty's suburbs reporting a series of strange airborne objects [ ... ] Unable  2008 Page #31  
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l, who paid close attention to the strange object that passed over her home 2008 Page #49  
ussel was clearly awestruck by the strange aircraft that glided over her ho 2008 Page #50  
the smaller ones. The sight was so strange and spectacular he pulled over t 2008 Page #58  
k in his mind is that although the strange orbs of light arrived together,  2008 Page #58  
ighly credible witness to a highly strange event, then it appears whatever  2008 Page #60  
rd Research Institute to solve the strange noise problem. One particularly  2008 Page #73  
ford Ness saw a fireball and other strange glowing phenomena around the COB 2008 Page #74  
fens and Airman John Burroughs saw strange, colorful lights hovering at tre 2008 Page #78  
s into the woods until their first strange light encounter. John Burroughs  2008 Page #80  
his coming strike in the East. The strange flight of Hitler's deputy, Rudol 2008 Page #130  
 • Cattle Mutilations ;: UFOs • If Strange Things Fly -Then USG bas UFO Tec 2008 Page #148  
tion Encount ers ■ Conclusi on ■ A Strange Harven The Empire Strikes Back ■ 2008 Page #162  
 U.S. :md World, Summer 1989 ■ The Strange Soviet Summer of 1989 ■ Meet .Bo 2008 Page #166  
sis and Bill N[oore's confession ■ Strange times in the Soviet Union ■ Belg 2008 Page #166  
Secretary of State Dulles made the strange reply that the reliability of th 2009 Page #18  
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ngman crash and that centered on a strange letter that Woolcott had receive 2009 Page #51  
ld her that he had seen "something strange" twelve years previously . Woolc 2009 Page #51  
 base control tower when something strange was picked up on radar. It began 2009 Page #51  
O technology . Uhouse's story is a strange one; and much of it is beyond th 2009 Page #51  
n D. Randle, Avon Books, 1995. The Strange Sto,y of J-Rod, An EBE, Bill Ham 2009 Page #56  
rator. They all observed some very strange things as far as lights and obje 2009 Page #70  
 eighteen months before the highly strange encounters with lights, beams an 2009 Page #77  
ce police officer and says nothing strange ever happened until around 3 AM  2009 Page #77  
y show that there was some kind of strange phenomena going on over the base 2009 Page #79  
's tape showed that something very strange happened. I do know that a C-5 c 2009 Page #79  
 involved in the incidents and saw strange things that that is why they put 2009 Page #79  
put me there and if I saw anything strange happening in the woods, not to c 2009 Page #79  
ecked out because we had something strange happen to us. So, medically we s 2009 Page #79  
 wish I could recall beter detail. Strange I can recall everything leading  2009 Page #83  
and this is a field defined by the strange. Nor does it help matters that m 2009 Page #135  
e mind. From close encounters , to strange creatures, to spiritual transfor 2009 Page #154  
put into context the appearance of strange phenomena in the United States i 2009 Page #156  
his fascinating story took another strange twist on June 14, 194 7 when new 2009 Page #160  
knocking out enemy rad.:rr. · This strange weapons story does bear all the  2009 Page #177  
nold wrote extensively about these strange events in his book and his accou 2009 Page #179  

Word: "strange-hostile", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ncreasingly difficult as the NHI's strange-hostile nature became known. Gov 2006 Page #62  

Word: "strange-negative", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

combating NHI hostility. The fast- strange-negative scenario is the most th 2006 Page #55  
ual UFO Crash Retrieval Conference strange-negative at first. Some alien co 2006 Page #61  
Channel series Threshold depicts a strange-negative NHI arrival that confou 2006 Page #63  

Word: "strangely", 8 instance(s) (Back to Top)

hey had the right to ask about it. Strangely enough, no one even questioned 2004 Page #183  
arkings, some of the debris looked strangely like fabricated metal, and in  2004 Page #226  
ngs through which huge pylons with strangely shaped objects mounted on them 2005 Page #83  
 am a real admirer of the military strangely enough and the people im·olved 2007 Page #81  
nd from here in the United States. Strangely enough The Fire Fighter's hand 2007 Page #127  
T \'(11-IETHER THEYSAWJT? Mom: No, strangely enough. Aunt: Just family. Mom 2007 Page #172  
wer than you were actually doing." Strangely, John Burroughs to this day do 2008 Page #81  
ather high above the horizon, some strangely bright bluish-white heavenly b 2008 Page #98  

Word: "strangeness", 54 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 apparent degree of familiarity or strangeness 3. human interpretation of t 2006 Page #52  
nation or destruction of humanity. Strangeness adds another layer of diffic 2006 Page #55  
 that the enemy is understandable. Strangeness adds difficulty to resisting 2006 Page #55  
nment The combination of speed and strangeness would require maximum govern 2006 Page #59  
der while buying time to penetrate strangeness and verify benevolence of NH 2006 Page #59  
s would be brought in immediately. Strangeness of NHI would be expected to  2006 Page #59  
nal Guards. Depending on nature of strangeness, government would likely kee 2006 Page #59  
approach in the face of unexpected strangeness. First priority would be eva 2006 Page #59  
 and exploit windfall discoveries. Strangeness would instill hesitation in  2006 Page #59  
 ambiguity/uncertainty inherent in strangeness. Some interpretations of scr 2006 Page #59  
y for similarities. In the face of strangeness, versions of truth and infor 2006 Page #59  
l into the human response. Because strangeness can make threat assessment f 2006 Page #60  
eing from those intimidated by its strangeness. The government would put hi 2006 Page #61  
e, media, and religion. If the NHI strangeness were considered repugnant, e 2006 Page #61  
g with the being. The message: see strangeness as interesting, not evil. Wi 2006 Page #61  
similate NHI technology due to its strangeness. There would be somewhat les 2006 Page #61  
he current religious paradigm; NHI strangeness would provoke considerable d 2006 Page #61  
ectors, would be slowed by the NHI strangeness and would rely on science fo 2006 Page #61  
 comprehensible by penetrating the strangeness. Standard military assumptio 2006 Page #62  
 control information, downplay the strangeness and rally hope. All nations  2006 Page #62  
 maximum pressure to penetrate NHI strangeness; humankind's survival might  2006 Page #62  
h unpredictable results. Given NHI strangeness, the risk would be its unkno 2006 Page #63  
iness to make much difference. NHI strangeness would introduce ambiguity in 2006 Page #63  
hesion would crash too. The moment strangeness -hostility is evident, panic 2006 Page #63  
 would be pressed to penetrate NHI strangeness and assess vulnerabilities.  2006 Page #64  
pare to retreat to bunkers. Due to strangeness, public would be more inclin 2006 Page #65  
f doubt and follow leadership. But strangeness would also provoke unpredict 2006 Page #65  
sed above all to penetrate the NHI strangeness and seek for vulnerabilities 2006 Page #65  
g millions out of work. Due to NHI strangeness, few in business sector woul 2006 Page #65  
 preaching would escalate. The NHI strangeness would cause much fear and sp 2006 Page #65  
ection of traditional beliefs. NHI strangeness would tend to keep the media 2006 Page #65  
ety survives this scenario. As NHI strangeness and hostility became evident 2006 Page #65  
ng street violence. Because of NHI strangeness, most people would give gove 2006 Page #65  
tion. Fast-Strange-Positive - Both strangeness and fast occurrence would ra 2006 Page #66  
e will be pressed to demystify NHI strangeness with solid facts. - Maximum  2006 Page #66  
ork against it. Degree and kind of strangeness would be very important. - G 2006 Page #67  
tact to avoid possible downside of strangeness. - If masking is not an opti 2006 Page #67  
tential benefits to humankind, but strangeness could make assessing and exp 2006 Page #67  
ip vacuum is one potential risk. - Strangeness would provoke wide spectrum  2006 Page #67  
es. - Despite apparent positivity, strangeness would result in widespread a 2006 Page #67  
ve Depending on degree and kind of strangeness, assessment of negativity co 2006 Page #68  
eans of recognizing essence behind strangeness, humankind's prospects for s 2006 Page #68  
ankind's advantage; but because of strangeness, accurate assessment of dang 2006 Page #69  
of Other Realities: Vol. !I - High Strangeness . After his and John Burroug 2008 Page #90  
 of Other Realities, Vol. JI: High Strangeness. Jim Penniston's Bentwaters  2008 Page #90  
eir power. However , the 1980 high strangeness in Rendlesham Forest has nev 2008 Page #96  
                         1: Global Strangeness, 1973-1975 ■ l\ Return of th 2008 Page #159  
UFOs Elsewhere in the World Global Strangeness ■ Extensive activity in Euro 2008 Page #159  
ighting of triangles ■ Outbreak of Strangeness in the U.S. 153              2008 Page #159  
Talking UFOs ■ The End of _;\PRO ■ Strangeness m the Antelope -.; alley ■ E 2008 Page #165  
a:~zr.pts to ~.d UFO , 1 1: Global Strangeness , 1973-1975 • A P.f'!'Z::: : 2009 Page #141  
r;Yw ■ UP'Q ?:.AC,. ·• ~ 1: Global Strangeness, 1973-1975 Su1c::ent b7 Fren 2009 Page #141  
                         1: Global Strangeness, 1973-1975 Ron2ld Re:tgan Se 2009 Page #142  
der Alert, 1975-1976 136 1: Global Strangeness, 1973-1975 A \\lecklong sigh 2009 Page #142  

Word: "stranger", 8 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ze travel and transportation." One stranger explained that they had develop 2004 Page #32  
istants to make a trial trip," the stranger explained. "We started at night 2004 Page #32  
y, was barred from getting in by a stranger wearing medical gloves and apro 2005 Page #32  
ss others, perhaps both nearer and stranger, may exist. Therefore, to ignor 2006 Page #70  
onger treated like an outcast or a stranger who was spying on them. Further 2006 Page #92  
possession. The truth sometimes is stranger than fiction, but truth always  2007 Page #127  
's work may have extended into far stranger -and possibly even out-of-thjs- 2007 Page #132  
eration, have emerged developments stranger and vastly more important than  2009 Page #20  

Word: "strangers", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

. The Mounties, of course, were no strangers to death by misadventure, and  2004 Page #39  
re getting tired of the attention. Strangers wandered into the area from ar 2006 Page #93  

Word: "strangest", 6 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ainly, in my opinion at least, the strangest report that I have come across 2004 Page #16  
restrial, but it was certainly the strangest clung he had ever seen. Unfort 2005 Page #32  
ed that the Boli\rja case was "the strangest that he had been involved in . 2005 Page #143  
ee us in Germany." (19) One of the strangest — and somewhat unsavory — aspe 2006 Page #127  
forced out of the ground. What was strangest of all was that the tree had b 2006 Page #129  
 '67 What was certainly one of the strangest episodes in the world of UFOs  2008 Page #29  

Word: "straps", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

d. The nylon thread which held the straps together, again, was not availabl 2003 Page #49  
tion [sic] suits, reconfigured the straps holding the object on the flatbed 2006 Page #135  

Word: "strardre", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ho,..ping motions then accelerates strardre 50 and out ot 551 orson seconds 2006 Page #30  

Word: "strasbourg", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

cials to the Hotel Maison Rouge in Strasbourg. According to captured transc 2008 Page #136  

Word: "strategic", 27 instance(s) (Back to Top)

"directed energy" weapon under the Strategic Defense Initiative. Tales of u 2003 Page #149  
 after the crash at LZ-2. That key strategic element of the New Mexico cras 2003 Page #207  
handwriting of Ben Chidlaw, famous Strategic Air Command General. Actually, 2004 Page #247  
I) was later renamed the Office of Strategic Services (OSS), which conducte 2005 Page #122  
uor staff assignments included the Strategic Plans Division of the Chief of 2005 Page #130  
 In his book Scenarios: The Art of Strategic Conversation, Kees Van Der Hei 2006 Page #50  
notes that "The need for efficient strategic thinking is most obvious in ti 2006 Page #50  
ged report. 'Scenarios: The Art of Strategic Conversation by Kees Van Der H 2006 Page #51  
s, develop contingency plans, make strategic investments and help other sec 2006 Page #60  
egative scenario there is time for strategic response, but also the stronge 2006 Page #63  
hich is in Miami, was a SAC base — Strategic Air Command — and a very, very 2006 Page #145  
t power broker.) , WWII: Office of Strategic Services (OSS) agents infiltra 2007 Page #26  
ffic controllers all the way up to strategic air command people -men and wo 2007 Page #85  
hom? It's been speculated that the Strategic Defense Initiative (SDI) and t 2007 Page #130  
arch Program) plays a part in this strategic alliance. HAARP, based in Alas 2007 Page #130  
len Dulles (later of the Office of Strategic Services) was on the board of  2008 Page #126  
nd the International Institute for Strategic Studies, to Hollywood producer 2008 Page #136  
tice, Internation al Institute for Strategic Studies, Mellon Institute, Met 2008 Page #143  
.1.,1,rrlo 1qo; .. -.. ..-.--; THE STRATEGIC DEFENSE INTIA TIVE "STAR WARS" 2008 Page #150  
questioned document was about SDI (Strategic Defense Initiative) , an issue 2009 Page #10  
 resultant knowledge combined with strategic intelligence, we might call th 2009 Page #15  
v, Commander of the Soviet Union's Strategic Rocket Forces who claimed that 2009 Page #17  
ited States the most important and strategic advance in history. Details of 2009 Page #17  
serve tactical secrecy but exclude strategic and technical secrecy. A small 2009 Page #21  
ntelligence system. Sherman Kent's Strategic Intelligence , written shortly 2009 Page #24  
UFO study program. Roger Hilsman's Strategic Intelligence and National Deci 2009 Page #24  
eral George C. Kenney, head of the Strategic Air Force, cited the dog whist 2009 Page #162  

Word: "strategicall", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 the same time keeping the project strategicall y close co the United State 2007 Page #111  

Word: "strategically-important", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

sonnel assigned to one of the most strategically-important Royal Air Force  2008 Page #32  

Word: "strategies", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 titled Contact: Possibilities and Strategies — Report .frorn the Contact P 2006 Page #48  
eloping policy recommendations and strategies. Fast-Familiar -Positive - Wh 2006 Page #65  
im of developing robust policy and strategies for managing various possible 2006 Page #69  

Word: "strategis", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 soluc1o n co the threat. Military strategis ts foresee the use of space cr 2008 Page #114  

Word: "strategy", 18 instance(s) (Back to Top)

53. In the first place, the entire strategy is that of deception —it is eve 2003 Page #183  
plement using the same procurement strategy we used for analyzing captured  2003 Page #185  
Larry and I decided upon a writing strategy, one aspect of which was that w 2004 Page #48  
 power, and implications for Naval strategy. Skeptics to the authenticity o 2005 Page #130  
t very logical or likely. The best strategy for minimizing the impact of cr 2005 Page #139  
from each one, and then to outline strategy for anticipating and responding 2006 Page #49  
ensible view of contact-management strategy might be glimpsed. Our goal was 2006 Page #50  
op policy guidance and operational strategy for each stakeholder group acro 2006 Page #51  
ion of human beings. As a survival strategy, governments may be secretly co 2006 Page #63  
st, a both-ends-against-the-middle strategy so successfully employed by the 2008 Page #125  
 of the government's Psychological Strategy Board (PSB), established in 195 2008 Page #133  
rce, Gray directed a psychological strategy study of UFOs consulted by CIA  2008 Page #133  
n the United States a counterforce strategy, presently favored by many is s 2009 Page #22  
e launched. Implementation of this strategy would be exceedingly difficult, 2009 Page #22  
ll, preparation for a counterforce strategy could dangerously resemble the  2009 Page #22  
 embarked on a high risk political strategy of getting NASA to cooperate wi 2009 Page #35  
 cooperation. President Kennedy 's strategy was to use joint Soviet US spac 2009 Page #45  
                               Our strategy to create interest/publicity fo 2009 Page #194  

Word: "stratification", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

hat matter. The realit)' of social stratification helps us to understand th 2005 Page #76  

Word: "stratified", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 most of the world, it is a highly stratified order in terms of wealth and  2005 Page #75  
 that, within such an economically stratified society, a certain measure of 2005 Page #76  

Word: "stratojet", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

mparable to the wingspan of a B-47 Stratojet), and standing 12' off of the  2007 Page #105  

Word: "stratosphere", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

tion "U.S." whjch stood for "Upper Stratosphere" BOTTOM VIEW (LARGE DISC) S 2007 Page #106  

Word: "straus", 4 instance(s) (Back to Top)

EFEAT OF JAPAN Ronald Lewin FARRAR STRAUS GIROUX 133                        2003 Page #137  
ftobiogr,rpl?J'· New York, Farrar, Straus, Giroux, 1998. Reich, W/, and edi 2005 Page #105  
1mals, 1940-1947, New York, Farrar Straus Giroux, 1999. Robbins, P.: il1/'i 2005 Page #105  
ld out of Balance" (U.S.A. Farrar, Straus, and Giroux, 1994) 25 Ibid. 107   2006 Page #110  

Word: "strauss", 5 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 Air War in the Cold War", Farrar, Strauss and Giroux, New York, 2001, 399  2006 Page #13  
we'll text 1ou right away." Ll:.Vl STRAUSS & COi\ifPANY'S EBES Extraterrest 2007 Page #75  
ological entity.' The pair of Levi Strauss ads were filmed in a grainy blac 2007 Page #75  
Haas's leadership position at Levi Strauss, he was a serving member of the  2007 Page #76  
friend, or, or, or. And while Levi Strauss did introduce the term into comm 2007 Page #76  

Word: "straw", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

nnanses va.y 04405*000w earahntrel Straw. al anr aa. wearer designed for m• 2006 Page #35  
g down a yellow cocktail through a straw. The ad is laid out as a two-page  2007 Page #64  

Word: "stray", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 by two different cameras. Leather Stray 1-1 Back good graphe P05t!:0 ,1 0' 2004 Page #235  

Word: "stre", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

into deep black projects, too. The stre of the real black budget is clearly 2006 Page #32  

Word: "streai§", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

nt material. CHICAGO DAILY NEW5RED STREAI§ 1ERICAN ALL-STARS WIN 2-1 Army F 2003 Page #118  

Word: "streak", 4 instance(s) (Back to Top)

"FLAME OVER WASHINGTON - Brilliant Streak Across Sky - Probably a Meteor" a 2006 Page #95  
un wasn't quite down yet. We saw a streak come across the horizon. The ball 2007 Page #121  
ally don't know. \Xfhen we saw the streak come across the sky, there would  2007 Page #123  
nd they saw an orangish-blue light streak across the evening sky. It 121    2007 Page #127  

Word: "streaked", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

rom his home. At times, the lights streaked away as quickly as a magician's 2003 Page #142  
J bright. It was a white light. It streaked into a yel!O\vish-orange blue,  2007 Page #121  

Word: "streaking", 6 instance(s) (Back to Top)

hough only one projectile was seen streaking through the sky and splashing  2006 Page #190  
he original sighting of the object streaking into Bellingham Bay on July 27 2006 Page #192  
puzzling object that witnesses saw streaking into Bellingham Bay...that exp 2006 Page #194  
 still slowing very gradually. The streaking UFO traced a path along some o 2007 Page #185  
air collision occurred between the streaking silver disc and a small aircra 2007 Page #186  
who have witnessed strange objects streaking across the sky at night, follo 2007 Page #191  

Word: "stream", 10 instance(s) (Back to Top)

tion products. Although the bubble stream was not vigorous, a fine stream w 2003 Page #112  
le stream was not vigorous, a fine stream was still being formed at the 40- 2003 Page #112  
ide in its effect wid1 the issuing stream of electrons from the electrostat 2005 Page #171  
fish that we had caught out of the stream. It was cowards the evening, beca 2007 Page #121  
 another report that fits into the stream near Eureka, but which the skepti 2008 Page #14  
o or three hours and beamed down a stream of light from time to · 14 time.  2008 Page #32  
written, it was revealed that the "stream of light" in question had been sp 2008 Page #32  
 radar. 1 did a seemingly constant stream of TV and radio interviews , appe 2008 Page #65  
o or three hours and beamed down a stream of light from time to time. Numer 2008 Page #94  
els of the sea, to divert the Gulf Stream and change the climate to frigid  2008 Page #134  

Word: "streamlined", 4 instance(s) (Back to Top)

eardropshaped cigar. It was like a streamlined cigar." With respect to a bo 2005 Page #40  
planes on the ground and a line of streamlined djsc-shaped craft hovering j 2007 Page #70  
 is beginning to lift the cab of a streamlined electric train off of its tr 2007 Page #75  
, each aircraft was so exceedingly streamlined that it appeared as though e 2007 Page #100  

Word: "streefnrm", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

i c·o_mpanies~ . ·: : .: '. ► Wall Streefnrm.s and banking·industries ► The 2007 Page #35  

Word: "street", 23 instance(s) (Back to Top)

t upon returning home to 1530 Main Street he choose to share this story wit 2003 Page #21  
before graduating to join the Wall Street brokerage firm of Douglas Dillon  2003 Page #85  
, James Forrestal prospers on Wall Street and is making $70,000 a year by 1 2003 Page #85  
onaire by contemporary terms. Wall Street banker Ferdinand Eberstadt is a m 2003 Page #85  
If you walk, if you go down Friday Street, there's a part of ground that di 2004 Page #53  
rash Retrieval Conference down the street from the Canadian Embassy. Dr. Sa 2004 Page #91  
copies, Fingerprints, Narcotic and Street Drug Analysis, Analytical and For 2004 Page #250  
ver a billion years. Just down the street, 39.2 light years away, we find a 2006 Page #5  
 acts of looting and theft, rising street violence. Because of NHI strangen 2006 Page #65  
d country kids and not your common street punks. Several people that I spok 2006 Page #93  
ar and bang. Everyone ran into the street." (3) At 8.38 p.m., the Global Se 2006 Page #120  
erence object was dazzling, like a street lamp. When we looked through the  2006 Page #121  
ly radio show located down on Main Street, Las Vegas. Also present at the m 2006 Page #203  
ther tl1esis. In their 1985 ll~all Street JomwJ/ ad, a poinry-headed alien  2007 Page #62  
he house, my mom had to sit at the street. Like I said there were only two  2007 Page #124  
n and turn to go down to where our street was. And we were there, as a kid  2007 Page #124  
ced a \ apor as it fell on the wet street. "The witnesses recovered two met 2007 Page #199  
lectric cell which controlled city street lights. Multiple rpts. Attempted  2008 Page #10  
                              Wall Street effectively created communism . I 2008 Page #125  
b of the banking world. Three Wall Street houses-Dillon , Read; Harris, For 2008 Page #127  
re the most profitable of all Wall Street syndicate managers handling Germa 2008 Page #131  
 did not appear to have solid Wall Street connections . However , he was a  2008 Page #132  
bleday Religious Publishing , Main Street Books, Harlem Moon, Alfred A. Kno 2008 Page #143  

Word: "streetlights", 5 instance(s) (Back to Top)

s , the photoelectric cells on the streetlights were tripped by the bright  2008 Page #11  
ped the photoelectric cells on the streetlights . But Jackson also told me  2008 Page #11  
. " He meant that not only had the streetlights gone out, but other lights  2008 Page #11  
 lights outside went out but these streetlights were on photoelectric cells 2008 Page #13  
a, not just the photoelectric cell streetlights. When he got close enough,  2008 Page #14  

Word: "streets", 11 instance(s) (Back to Top)

guidance, mainly staying home, off streets, using available supplies sparin 2006 Page #62  
nown. Government would abandon the streets to chaos and retreat to undergro 2006 Page #62  
 become disoriented, wandering the streets dazed and confused. Many more wo 2006 Page #63  
ities. As government abandoned the streets, grassroots leaders would emerge 2006 Page #63  
 personnel to be seen on Anchorage streets. Officials at Elmendoef Air Forc 2006 Page #169  
in town, and we only had two paved streets. They had blocked everythin g of 2007 Page #122  
e I said there were only two paved streets in the town, and we had to come  2007 Page #124  
re military people who were on the streets and what looked like military ca 2007 Page #124  
040 at Pennsylvania and Montgomery Streets in Albuquerque. On the left is S 2007 Page #166  
e system, cause wars, chaos in the streets. That's why it's important to ke 2008 Page #93  
tricken with panic and took to the streets, women cried, thinking it was th 2008 Page #98  

Word: "streetwise", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

emember that anyone, no matter how streetwise and clever, can be fooled, gi 2007 Page #32  

Word: "streiber", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

dd Hopkins and others like Whitley Streiber, the "implant" theory was a com 2003 Page #144  

Word: "strength", 14 instance(s) (Back to Top)

www ma/eshcdocuments com PAPERCLIP Strength Report December 19, 1947 154    2003 Page #158  
errestrial science" and with great strength not obtainable then. The Manual 2003 Page #173  
al science Material tested...great strength and resistance to heat Appearan 2003 Page #175  
ree wood...tensile and compression strength...not obtainable... o No magnet 2003 Page #175  
 conceptually the "A-scope" signal strength return. If you have several mea 2003 Page #183  
like the SR-71 because of its high strength and low density. E. Operators o 2006 Page #7  
asis in fact. lt takes courage and strength co question the merua-created p 2007 Page #33  
ntense beam of almost unimaginable strength and use the ionosphere to bounc 2007 Page #131  
ude less than dielectric breakdown strength. Further, the potential gradien 2008 Page #78  
ope. Only Hitler's Gem1any had the strength to prevent this. Jn June, 1941, 2008 Page #130  
ational Socialism, but against the strength of the German people, which is  2008 Page #130  
 Stanford University. Her physical strength remained even after two bouts w 2009 Page #88  
ash, a piece of metal with uncanny strength and resiliency. PROJECT CAUCASI 2009 Page #91  
known someone with her courage and strength of spirit. Telling her story is 2009 Page #95  

Word: "strength-weight", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

, and metals/alloys with increased strength-weight ratios. Is the likely pl 2003 Page #161  

Word: "strengthen", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

provoke fear, but would indirectly strengthen identification with human ins 2006 Page #60  
il defense program that would 1981 strengthen a position of mutually assure 2009 Page #10  

Word: "strengthened", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ding their molecularly aligned and strengthened flight suits and hand impri 2003 Page #102  

Word: "strengthening", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

lurry of populist activism was the strengthening of the Freedom of lnformat 2005 Page #84  

Word: "strenuous", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 conventional research is often "a strenuous and devoted attempt co force n 2005 Page #117  

Word: "stress", 9 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 seems to thrive in the ultra-high stress atmosphere. When Navy Secretary F 2003 Page #86  
ounted on, even under pressure and stress. On June 24, 1947, The Kenneth Ar 2003 Page #86  
conceptions, emphasize importance, stress need for absolute secrecy in ever 2003 Page #172  
gerous than man himself." I should stress here that Reich had few friendshi 2005 Page #103  
ures, moving fast, seemingly under stress, shadowy, almost as if they could 2005 Page #155  
the bolt, leaving it vulnerable to stress. On the morning of 28 September,  2006 Page #78  
s in censoring news. But I want to stress that they also play an important  2007 Page #27  
lly unprepared for the dangers and stress of the 1940s in the field of inte 2009 Page #15  
needed pivot is under considerable stress. This new design (based on wind t 2009 Page #22  

Word: "stressed", 4 instance(s) (Back to Top)

y are still operational," Prescott stressed to Dodd as he detailed how on 1 2006 Page #122  
p his intelligence nenvork, it was stressed that it would operate independe 2008 Page #139  
to the document (which, it must be stressed, reads like a preliminary, roug 2009 Page #52  
 to Bethurum, at least. It must be stressed that much of Bethurum's tale is 2009 Page #54  

Word: "stresses", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

society survived the psychological stresses of contact. Media The media wou 2006 Page #57  

Word: "stressful", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

gent, non- human beings to be very stressful and threatening, particularly  2006 Page #57  

Word: "stretch", 4 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 on to comment that, "it seemed to stretch like elastic." The hatch appeare 2003 Page #69  
ddressed? Every effort was made to stretch expectations into unfamiliar ter 2006 Page #51  
oyt pulled over so the three could stretch their legs. The canyon was dark, 2006 Page #71  
means wealthy or rich. So it is no stretch of the language to view a "Reich 2008 Page #124  

Word: "stretched", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 either side stood him up and they stretched his arms out, they had him up  2003 Page #23  
lettering -or rather symbols -that stretched for the length of two feet, ma 2008 Page #82  

Word: "stretcher", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 brass and medics took one body on stretcher, three live crew aided as thou 2004 Page #118  

Word: "stretcher-like", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

was about 4 or 5 feet square, on a stretcher-like base with four handles do 2003 Page #70  

Word: "stretchers", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

Roswell case or field body bags on stretchers? It could go either way, but  2003 Page #33  

Word: "stretches", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

by tall, rugged mountains and vast stretches of desert, and then something  2007 Page #185  

Word: "stretching", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ng to the graphic is the lead-in: "Stretching boundarie , expandjng opporru 2007 Page #69  

Word: "strewn", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ad been a massive amount of debris strewn over a path a few hundred feet wi 2004 Page #135  

Word: "striai", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ATIONS MANUAL I•: :'\Tl,!!\Tl-:HHE STRIAI. 1-:-..: l'I I'll•::-. 1\Nl) TECH 2005 Page #127  

Word: "strial", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

Center for the Study of Extraterre strial Intelligence (CSETI) has stated t 2007 Page #135  
of celestial bodies, or extraterre strial biologica l entities (EBE), desir 2008 Page #112  
larly, the "fire" of an extraterre strial type first proposed by Einstein w 2009 Page #20  

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 thudded into the earth. The awe - stricken peoples of the Earth waited bre 2003 Page #14  
lized it was unrecoverable. As the stricken plane dropped through 25,000 fe 2006 Page #74  
hat was broadcasted across a panic stricken Washington D.C. and eventually  2006 Page #89  
ress while driving with his grief- stricken relatives; (he expired mere min 2006 Page #110  
certain shapes. All villagers were stricken with panic and took to the stre 2008 Page #98  
art of an attempt to rebuild their stricken craft. And the novels just keep 2008 Page #102  

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ar Powers Act that would enforce a strict cover-up of all matters related t 2004 Page #61  
red in the Truman Administration's strict order of denial and cover- up in  2004 Page #73  
 MVD. The area is cordoned off and strict security implemented. • IF there  2004 Page #169  
iment, but this time following the strict protocols devised to eliminate su 2005 Page #92  
cords were kept in accordance with strict scientific method. Individual jou 2005 Page #99  
. Accordingly, the manual provides strict instructions concerning the "need 2005 Page #129  
inactive believers would return to strict observance, while many others wou 2006 Page #59  
to go to Llanderfel and were under strict orders not to stop for any civili 2006 Page #122  
he Truman Administration ordered a strict policy of denial in the interests 2006 Page #139  
l special purpose aircraft. A very strict scientific approach was used in t 2007 Page #94  
l reflection on the case, not some strict analysis. The historical factors  2009 Page #134  
oject was still being worked on in strict secrecy?                          2009 Page #176  

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 operation was conducted under the strictest secrecy. The weather balloon e 2003 Page #17  
 work 1s still bemg pursued in the strictest secrecy by scientists in the U 2009 Page #157  
and still was being pursued in the strictest secrecy by scientists in New Z 2009 Page #159  
work still is being pursued in the strictest security by scientists in the  2009 Page #167  
and still was being pursued in the strictest secrecy by scientists in New Z 2009 Page #172  

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ans were gathering around but were strictly told to evacuate the area. An h 2005 Page #31  
locities. But the ion motor is not strictly a part of the science of electr 2005 Page #171  
 MJ-12 or OPNAC clearance is to be strictly limited to action necessary to  2006 Page #20  
orce Intelhgence. CIC advises data strictly confidential and should not be  2006 Page #174  
terrestrials or their vehicles is "strictly illegal." It seems that this la 2006 Page #202  
ial link between NASA's supposedly strictly "scientific" planetary missions 2008 Page #135  
N OR REPRODUCTION IN ANY MANNER IS STRICTLY FORBIDDEN. ANY VIOLATIONS OF TH 2009 Page #26  

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 the wooded area. Don said, "Their stride was coordinated and looked like a 2003 Page #71  
g -that's three long steps with my stride -and                              2009 Page #64  

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lling 1987 book Communion, Whitley Strieber was contacted to communicate a  2004 Page #194  

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f \,Xlatergate and years of social strife over Vietnam and civil rights led 2005 Page #84  

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20C•9 0 From where I stood looking stright up at teh underside saw this whi 2009 Page #84  

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nuclear accident and from a meteor strike to a localized earthquake. What d 2003 Page #75  
rst test of a suace-to-air missile strike against an unidentified radar obj 2004 Page #67  
of what probably happened in First Strike by Jack Cashill and James Sanders 2004 Page #130  
de (July 1999) • The 9/11 Pentagon strike was not a commercial plane (Sept  2004 Page #131  
ologically sophisticated "Surgical Strike" on the immune systems (e.g. HIV  2006 Page #112  
ent? Joe: That it ,vas a lightrung strike. le was The Carbon Co1111!J Times 2007 Page #123  
 them, and a major Army helicopter strike equipped with infrared sensors wa 2007 Page #130  
 a Soviet intercontinental missile strike, an air defense alert was sounded 2007 Page #185  
le speed .. .-when it was about to strike the water, it made a sharp turn u 2007 Page #194  
 Mother Nature -a single lightning strike generates more electromagnetic en 2008 Page #77  
ould ever hope to. Every lightning strike! And there are what? A thousand a 2008 Page #77  
t really the result of a meteorite strike? Not everyone thinks so. Other th 2008 Page #100  
marks, or any other symbol you can strike on the keyboard other than the sp 2008 Page #106  
ssault on Russia, as a pre-emptive strike. In a speech to the Reichstag on  2008 Page #130  
 misdirect Stalin as to his coming strike in the East. The strange flight o 2008 Page #130  
semble the preparation for a first strike by the United States. The idea is 2009 Page #22  

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rature include that large lighting strikes are a form of powerful raw energ 2005 Page #121  
ected somewhat from the lightn.ing strikes that suddenly peppered the area. 2005 Page #154  
his bizarre set of occurrences. It strikes me as odd. On the one hand, we h 2006 Page #183  
(Actually there are I 00 lightning strikes per second or 6,000 per minute a 2008 Page #77  
cations, 1976-1977 ■ 4: The Empire Strikes B:i.ck, 1979-1980 ■ 5: Clo:i.k : 2008 Page #157  
                156 4: The En1pire Strikes Back, 1979-1980 ■ The 1979 Drop  2008 Page #162  
i on ■ A Strange Harven The Empire Strikes Back ■ ''David vs. Goliath": CAU 2008 Page #162  
S STILL UP IN THE AIR AND WHERE IT STRIKES THE GROUND , THE BEAM LOOKS LIKE 2009 Page #70  
bal pandemic of UFOs 4: The Empire Strikes Back, 1979-1980 ■ n.. 1979 D,op  2009 Page #144  
. ;_~:- ~~-~·;=-·--- 4: The Empire Strikes Back, 1979-198 ■''David vs. Goli 2009 Page #144  
                     4: The Empire Strikes Back, 1979-198 ■TI1e Roswell Sto 2009 Page #145  
id lb, Spooh •T~ET . 4: The Empire Strikes Back, 1979-198 ■The Manzano Stor 2009 Page #145  
, and Willi.am Moore 4: The Empire Strikes Back, 1979-198 ■Readl esham ~~·~ 2009 Page #145  

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ds in our leaked document, and the strikethrough words those that need to b 2009 Page #11  

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ant, unreadable hieroglyphs — were striking and argued against the hoax the 2004 Page #27  
tin, Texas employed a particularly striking image of a uro in a particular! 2007 Page #69  
e through the living-room ceiling. Striking the radio, it bounced off and g 2007 Page #133  
he four depressions .... It is (a) striking fact that the initial shape and 2009 Page #139  

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rised to see, once again, the same string of lights he had seen in the sky  2004 Page #37  
he Sound, he was startled to see a string of bright red lights climbing upw 2004 Page #45  
string-like substance that was not string and could not be cut with a knife 2004 Page #142  

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ere the UFO crashed." In addition, String-field's research led to a disclos 2004 Page #10  

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d with a sledgehammer. There was a string-like substance that was not strin 2004 Page #142  

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RANDOLPH FIELD). 7. Because of the stringent security measures that w?ra in 2003 Page #234  

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y a hoax perpetrated by Hayden, a "stringer" for local newspapers who had p 2004 Page #28  
es. I learned that Etta Pegues, a "stringer" for the Fort Worth Star-Telegr 2004 Page #28  

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ies. Film taken from USAF archives Stringfieid eventually speaks to produce 2006 Page #26  

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ence for this case begins when Leo Stringfield, in his book UFO Crash/Retri 2003 Page #21  
tion or confabulation. I, like Leo Stringfield ten years earlier, came to t 2003 Page #38  
e First Roswell? References 1. Leo Stringfield, in his book UFO Crash/Retri 2003 Page #39  
n provided myself and the late Len Stringfield who assisted me with the inv 2003 Page #62  
bling out of Myrna Hansen when Len Stringfield had put her under hypnosis a 2003 Page #149  
er with sources such as Leonard H. Stringfield who had witnesses providing  2003 Page #173  
 UFOs: A Worldwide History Leonard Stringfield, I learned that in June 1979 2004 Page #10  
rash-retrieval researcher, Leonard Stringfield; who related data provided t 2004 Page #16  
val researcher and author, Leonard Stringfield, in the early 1980s. He told 2004 Page #65  
rst crashed saucer researcher, Len Stringfield, in his January 1980 Status  2004 Page #96  
mer Army Intelligence officer, who Stringfield called Mr. JK. JK told Strin 2004 Page #97  
Stringfield called Mr. JK. JK told Stringfield that he had been stationed a 2004 Page #97  
at Smith saw. In Status Report #2, Stringfield related a story he had been  2004 Page #97  
) at Hampton Roads, Virginia. When Stringfield tracked him down he confirme 2004 Page #97  
 were on the base. He confirmed to Stringfield that his understanding was t 2004 Page #97  
ce in Canada. In Status Report #3, Stringfield had another witness who repo 2004 Page #97  
e witnesses and what they say. Len Stringfield sensed that the large number 2004 Page #106  
itnesses or researchers other than Stringfield are identified, and whether  2004 Page #106  
ng to claim any errors. Leonard H. Stringfield Leonard Stringfield was argu 2004 Page #106  
rs. Leonard H. Stringfield Leonard Stringfield was arguably the world's pre 2004 Page #106  
l Conference OUTLINE OF TALK • Len Stringfield, the man • His publications  2004 Page #107  
 Slide 3 STATUS REPORTS WRITTEN BY STRINGFIELD • 1. Status Report I; Retrie 2004 Page #107  
 February 1994 Slide 4 104 Leonard Stringfield                              2004 Page #107  
r graduating from college in 1939, Stringfield joined the 5th Air Force dir 2004 Page #108  
But it was on August 27, 1945 that Stringfield was thrust into the mysterio 2004 Page #108  
rilously close to his aircraft. As Stringfield himself noted: "The orderly  2004 Page #108  
s no more." Between 1953 and 1957, Stringfield developed his UFO studies an 2004 Page #108  
h sought after. Beginning in 1954, Stringfield worked cooperatively with th 2004 Page #108  
tucky and southeastern Indiana. As Stringfield himself recalled: At that ti 2004 Page #108  
same year — 1957 — and until 1970, Stringfield served as Public Relations A 2004 Page #108  
i UFO Society. A landmark year for Stringfield was 1977: he served as an ad 2004 Page #108  
o) • Confirmation sources listed • Stringfield references to status reports 2004 Page #109  
 It was the positive feedback that Stringfield received from his readers on 2004 Page #110  
phenomenon. Between 1978 and 1994, Stringfield self-published a number of w 2004 Page #110  
een and vitally important data. As Stringfield noted in his final Status Re 2004 Page #110  
 have had fatal failures." Leonard Stringfield passed away on December 18,  2004 Page #110  
5 UFO seen in hangar; hoax to test Stringfield 47 1967 Western USA 0 1 0 1  2004 Page #113  
son to contact the witness was not Stringfield but another source, often id 2004 Page #115  
of the data were made available to Stringfield in an unpublished Cooper doc 2004 Page #115  
rsonally known to me, has provided Stringfield correspondence • R73: Michae 2004 Page #118  
 treated in considerable detail by Stringfield, and it was in part this det 2004 Page #121  
aks • Yet, we have 76-80 leaks via Stringfield • If 90% are suppressed, the 2004 Page #124  
zes smaller than those reported by Stringfield. 124                         2004 Page #127  
26 HINTS AT "INTERPLANETARY WAR" • Stringfield sometimes speculated about t 2004 Page #128  
planetary war. The work of Leonard Stringfield has been excellent, and surp 2004 Page #130  
 stands by it to this day. Leonard Stringfield, who meticulously documented 2004 Page #145  
reats if their names were printed. Stringfield himself was whisked away fro 2004 Page #145  
unnamed sources who approached Len Stringfield in the mid 1970s. Consider t 2004 Page #179  
ON symposium of that year, Leonard Stringfield related the account of resea 2005 Page #41  
d that was undamaged. According to Stringfield and Wilhelm, Major Daly spen 2005 Page #42  
UFON UFO ]011mal, wrote to Leonard Stringfield thus: " ... Don Berliner (av 2005 Page #42  
) at Hampton Roads, Virginia ... " Stringfield stated that he phoned Truman 2005 Page #42  
t diameter disc "off his wingtip." Stringfield continued that: "Without hes 2005 Page #42  
 formaldehyde. It was sickening."' Stringfield elaborated further: "Thompso 2005 Page #42  
t been moved again."' According to Stringfield , Thompson said that he had  2005 Page #43  
y the Mutual UFO Network , Leonard Stringfield referenced a case that ve,y  2005 Page #43  
ef In A Hall Of Nl.itrors, Leonard Stringfield provided yet further data in 2005 Page #44  
 crash at Kingman, Arizona. Stated Stringfield : "My new source, JLD, a res 2005 Page #44  
uch as those cultivated by Leonard Stringfield. We also have the significan 2005 Page #45  
 of testimony collected by Leonard Stringfield. During the late 1970s and e 2005 Page #78  
ng the late 1970s and early 1980s, Stringfield became somethin g of a one-m 2005 Page #78  
d direct communic ation with him). Stringfield was cautious about the infor 2005 Page #78  
'ord of a 1948 UFO crash from what Stringfield called "a well informed mili 2005 Page #78  
 security team 4 During the 1980s, Stringfield published several monographs 2005 Page #78  
ated to its parent craft and left. Stringfield successfully confirmed the e 2005 Page #79  
ncident. 6. A person who contacted Stringfield about a crash retrieval in 1 2005 Page #79  
ybe crashed at Ft. Riley, Kansas." Stringfield determined this occurred on  2005 Page #79  
at \Xfright Patterson AFB in 1966. Stringfield met with this man, who forme 2005 Page #79  
 told this was there, too. He told Stringfield chat "at certain military ba 2005 Page #79  
litary installations ." And so on. Stringfield collected man) of these. Oth 2005 Page #79  
in the pioneerin g work of Leonard Stringfield, arguably the world's premie 2005 Page #138  
r graduating from college in 1939, Stringfield joined the 5'h Afr Force ili 2005 Page #138  
But it was on August 27, 1945 that Stringfield was thrust into the mysterio 2005 Page #138  
rilously close to his rurcraft. As Stringfield himself noted: "The orderly  2005 Page #138  
ought I knew was no more." Leonard Stringfield, pioneering UFO researcher B 2005 Page #138  
 researcher Between 1953 and 1957, Stringfield developed hjs UFO studjes an 2005 Page #138  
 Objects group. Beginning in 1954, Stringfield worked cooperatively with th 2005 Page #138  
tucky and southeastern Indiana. As Stringfield himself recalled: At that ti 2005 Page #139  
phenomenon. Between 1978 and 1994, Stringfield self-published seven weU-rec 2005 Page #139  
een and vitally important data. As Stringfield noted in his final Ski/us Re 2005 Page #139  
r a long bout with cancer, Leonard Stringfield died in his sleep one day af 2005 Page #139  
an understanding. Some skeptics of Stringfield will say chat he played an a 2005 Page #139  
e issue fade from memory. Instead, Stringfield was a forceful advocate to t 2005 Page #139  
he exceptional research of Leonard Stringfield and Dr. Robert \'(/oocl, it  2005 Page #141  
UFO crash research such as Leonard Stringfield, and more recently by Dr. Ro 2006 Page #14  
llow-up, and no publicity. Leonard Stringfield MAIN • 1977: Publishes Situa 2006 Page #25  
of the existence of Jesse Marcel • Stringfield interviews Marcel a few mont 2006 Page #26  
eserted runway • Researched by Len Stringfield and Richard Hall who Intervi 2006 Page #29  
irrors, Status Report VII, Leonard Stringfield, 1994. For further details,  2006 Page #137  
rst from UFO investigator, Leonard Stringfield, who had served in the 5th U 2006 Page #141  
ined_. On the nearby ranch of Vern Stringfield, a month-old bull calf was c 2007 Page #146  
k, 1979-1980 ■ The 1979 Drop Off ■ Stringfield and The Photos ■ Growing Par 2008 Page #162  
ment this day of June 7, 1973. The Stringfield Connection In his 1978 paper 2009 Page #49  
N) Symposium of that year, Leonard Stringfield related the story of researc 2009 Page #49  
 that was undamaged . According to Stringfield and Wilhelm, Major Daly spen 2009 Page #49  
 FON UFO Journal, wrote to Leonard Stringfield and advised him of the follo 2009 Page #50  
ey) at Hampton Roads, Virginia ... Stringfield himself explained what happe 2009 Page #50  
aldehyde. lt was sickening."' More Stringfield Revelations In a February 19 2009 Page #50  
roof In A Hall Of Min·ors, Leonard Stringfield provided yet further data in 2009 Page #50  
 crash at Kingman, Arizona. Stated Stringfield: 44 My new source, JLD, a re 2009 Page #50  
uation Red: The UFO Siege, Leonard Stringfield, Sphere Books, Ltd., 1977. R 2009 Page #56  
rievals of the Third Kind, Leonard Stringfield, Mutual UFO Network Symposiu 2009 Page #56  
etter from Richard Hall to Leonard Stringfield, March 23, 1979. The UFO Cra 2009 Page #56  
II: New Sources, New Data, Leonard Stringfield, Mutual UFO Network, 1980. U 2009 Page #56  
irrors: Status Report VII, Leonard Stringfield. Published privately, 1994.  2009 Page #56  

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ant Cameron 81 Correlating Leonard Stringfield's Crash-Retrieval Reports Ro 2004 Page #3  
               Correlating Leonard Stringfield's Crash-Retrieval Reports Ro 2004 Page #106  
               Correlating Leonard Stringfield's Crash-Retrieval Reports Sa 2004 Page #108  
The Air Force paid my phone bills. Stringfield's Publications In 1957, Stri 2004 Page #108  
tringfield's Publications In 1957, Stringfield's first book, Inside Saucer  2004 Page #108  
blished and related the results of Stringfield's research up until that tim 2004 Page #108  
               Correlating Leonard Stringfield's Crash-Retrieval Reports Do 2004 Page #110  
 Reports Doubleday Books published Stringfield's second book, Situation Red 2004 Page #110  
hronicled in detail the results of Stringfield's investigations from the 19 2004 Page #110  
elow: Table 1. Complete listing of Stringfield's cases from his Crash/Retri 2004 Page #110  
               Correlating Leonard Stringfield's Crash-Retrieval Reports 23 2004 Page #112  
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               Correlating Leonard Stringfield's Crash-Retrieval Reports GE 2004 Page #126  
at the dozens of UFOs described in Stringfield's reports could possibly hav 2004 Page #126  
 = "50 to 100") Conclusion: 2/3 of Stringfield's reported maximum sizes wer 2004 Page #126  
               Correlating Leonard Stringfield's Crash-Retrieval Reports LE 2004 Page #128  
his area Slide 27 MY CONCLUSIONS • Stringfield's reports suggest dozens of  2004 Page #128  
               Correlating Leonard Stringfield's Crash-Retrieval Reports Fe 2004 Page #130  
ven to the Kingman case in Leonard Stringfield's 1977 book, Sit11atio11 Red 2005 Page #42  
d about a crash retrieval in 1978. Stringfield's book, said the man, "convi 2005 Page #79  
o was 'aware' of the incident." 7. Stringfield's son-in-law informed him th 2005 Page #79  
 Edgar Mitchell, or any of Leonard Stringfield's sources, might be dismisse 2005 Page #81  
The Air Force paid my phone bills. Stringfield's first book, Inside Saucer  2005 Page #139  
 in 1977 Doubleday Books published Stringfield's second book, Sit11atio11 R 2005 Page #139  
O controversy. Interest stirred b) Stringfield's book Situation Red spurred 2005 Page #139  
public thmks. In contrast, Leonard Stringfield's work has proven excellent, 2005 Page #140  
 of Leaks and Structure of Secrecy Stringfield's Sources US mintarydeStonin 2006 Page #26  
ton wonders little man meant 1947. Stringfield's Sources RETRIEVALS OF THE  2006 Page #26  
■ Jin1my Carter and NASA ■ Leonard Stringfield's leaks ■ The Grenada initia 2008 Page #161  
lored the amazing diversity of Len Stringfield's witness reports, followed  2009 Page #7  
t Expectations, 1976-1978 ■Leonard Stringfield's e s 2. Intruder Alert, 197 2009 Page #143  

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e from disturbing facts that would strip us of our illusion of primacy amon 2004 Page #132  
ical craft squatting on a concrete strip emitted a faint hum. A ghostly glo 2005 Page #172  

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ce RD B Smiling & RD B Grim Carpet Stripe Angle Analysis Angular Difference 2004 Page #239  
 RDB Smiling & Marcel Right Carpet Stripe Angle Analysis 2. a, a) a) cca 45 2004 Page #239  

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Sf.::Ql'l::.S OOOGST UfO!. • .:. I Striped Torpedo : &77" ~ .. -""' __ .,.. 2009 Page #127  

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C3 P•tk PNtx Z ct, PN N r19 Carpet stripes _Linear (RDB Smiling° _Linear (" 2004 Page #239  
 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Carpet Stripes -- Linear (Marcel Right) -Linear 2004 Page #239  

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 of all was that the tree had been stripped of all its bark and had been up 2006 Page #129  
culated"' charact= between spaces, stripped of adjoining punctuation fb,-tl 2008 Page #118  

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g a movement based on the ideal of stripping the wealth from men like the R 2008 Page #125  

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e global diplomatic community will strive to establish communication and co 2006 Page #68  
es as deep-seated fears. We should strive to eliminate some common misunder 2009 Page #20  

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ist s have from the very beginning strived to categorize the observations o 2009 Page #154  

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 ■TI1e Roswell Story 4: The Empire Strjkes Back, 1979-198 ■Cash-Landrum 5:  2009 Page #145  

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se UFO Proiect ■ 'Dungs Go South • Strmgfield's Lea.ts ■ NASA's Troubles, a 2008 Page #161  

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terior of the house I it up with a strobbing effect. Joseph Bernini, the po 2008 Page #13  

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 of the lake. It did not wink with strobe lights and soon disappeared into  2006 Page #202  

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Greenville, Texas, reported he was strolling in a field at night when "sudd 2004 Page #32  

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ce that this is a fake. Typically, strong arguments of fakery come from tho 2003 Page #171  
y, reflecting the generic use of a strong paper made of sulfate pulp. The c 2003 Page #181  
s with any argument, it is only as strong as the facts one wishes to leave  2003 Page #201  
ence, I concluded that there was a strong argument for believing that the o 2004 Page #10  
st since everyone was aware of the strong currents and ebb tides in that ar 2004 Page #42  
red up would not come out of those strong microwaves without damage — ours, 2004 Page #71  
ts in presidential files there are strong indicators that the early preside 2004 Page #84  
g stored. Thompson stated that the strong odor of embalming fluid used to w 2004 Page #97  
ein. This, of course would provide strong endorsement of the authenticity o 2004 Page #119  
ant reasons for the secrecy is the strong desire of those in charge to not  2004 Page #130  
 merely went so far as to imply in strong terms that it very well may be tr 2004 Page #132  
ery light-weight and exceptionally strong. There was other light and strong 2004 Page #135  
 strong. There was other light and strong material that somewhat resembled  2004 Page #135  
ing folded. Other thin foil was so strong and resistant to bending it could 2004 Page #142  
he modern UFO era, there have been strong indications that the cabal behind 2004 Page #179  
al background Emenegger had a very strong link to the Nixon White House. He 2004 Page #181  
 shows that Bill and Hillary had a strong interest in the subject. Some exa 2004 Page #196  
ly possible because the economy is strong and the American people are self- 2004 Page #197  
em in a room on the third floor. A strong odor used to waft across the way, 2005 Page #42  
ith windows open I could smell the strong odor of formaldehyde. It was sick 2005 Page #42  
arly twenty years, there remains a strong public debate among UFO researche 2005 Page #82  
 interest in the topic of UFOs was strong, but primarily as a kind of intel 2005 Page #85  
d her, and such fear is probably a strong factor in tl1e resistance that ma 2005 Page #86  
herefore have knowledge. Let us be strong enough to be comfortable with unc 2005 Page #86  
artially completed , and there are strong signs of case validity. If a docu 2005 Page #137  
sons for continuing secrecy is the strong desire of those in charge not to  2005 Page #140  
vitics thrust is the use of a very strong positive charge on one side of th 2005 Page #171  
 of the Soviet Union which, at our strong demands, had democracy, elections 2006 Page #10  
some sectors of society, requiring strong law enforcement presence, possibl 2006 Page #59  
 to reduce fear and paranoia, with strong reliance on science, media, and r 2006 Page #61  
. Governments would need to assert strong leadership and coordinate their e 2006 Page #62  
me virtual arms of government with strong ties to secret science/military.  2006 Page #65  
) Researcher Margaret Fry also has strong opinions with regard to the Presc 2006 Page #124  
m a snowstorm, with intermittently strong northeast winds keeping the tempe 2006 Page #186  
tween the divers' air bubbles, the strong currents in that particular part  2006 Page #191  
as subsequently swept along by the strong currents in the region? Very doub 2006 Page #192  
able press coverage of same, and a strong public interest in the subject. A 2007 Page #60  
lites and rocket debris, there are strong inrucations that Moon Dust's work 2007 Page #132  
 documentation surfaced suggesting strong interest in the story on the part 2007 Page #142  
normal activity. Contributing to a strong feeling of eeriness are the surro 2007 Page #192  
very low over her roof, emitting a strong light-\\·hich illuminated the hou 2007 Page #193  
k, very close to me. lt was a very strong brilJjant light with the shape of 2007 Page #200  
s totally silent, producing only a strong wind. I threw myself to the groun 2007 Page #200  
ectors never existed or were never strong before. The United States saw its 2008 Page #25  
 a shake-block cutter. If you were strong you could make decent wages loggi 2008 Page #43  
's magnetic field is sufficientl y strong. The energy density in the magnet 2008 Page #76  
uctures are at most I millionth as strong as the Earth's natural magnetic f 2008 Page #77  
wing : At 7.43 the noise akin to a strong wind was heard. Immediately after 2008 Page #98  
ern side, where the fire was, came strong heat. I wanted to tear off my shi 2008 Page #99  
ut then the sky shut closed, and a strong thump sounded, 93                 2008 Page #99  
 However, all the experts take the strong position that you can never be 10 2008 Page #106  
raphs for the U.N. talk call for a strong international organization in sli 2008 Page #107  
In this May 757 piece, Teller is a strong advocate for a civil defense prog 2009 Page #10  
ies. Annoyance about secrecy was a strong motive for de Gaulle to terminate 2009 Page #20  
em in a room on the third floor. A strong odor used to waft across the way, 2009 Page #50  
ith windows open I could smell the strong odor of formaldehyde. lt was sick 2009 Page #50  
eryear most certainly do not stand strong against today's Abductees. There  2009 Page #55  
amazed that anything could be that strong and yet be "light as a feather."  2009 Page #91  
hich made reference to the story's strong connection to the Soviet news age 2009 Page #137  

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g so at each turn. Then as he grew stronger and began to recover his sense  2003 Page #95  
istorically old inks and writing a stronger authenticity rating than arcane 2004 Page #243  
ctromagnetic energy moves from the stronger system (the source) to the weak 2005 Page #90  
lows from the weaker system to the stronger one. Sitting in an accumulator  2005 Page #90  
er layer (organic) is drawn to the stronger field of the individual inside. 2005 Page #90  
 the first dimmed after an initial stronger blinking, then remained dim. Th 2005 Page #100  
njected into mice produced an even stronger antibody reaction to Hantavirus 2006 Page #111  
propaganda machine thus grows ever stronger. 8                              2007 Page #14  
VOICE OF AMERICA WOULD HA VE HAD A STRONGER IMPACT ON THE MAGNETIC FIELDS T 2008 Page #77  

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" "STEVE, WHAT DO YOU THINK IS THE STRONGEST EVIDENCE THERE MIGHT BE AN EXT 2005 Page #67  
d out of the region of the Earth's strongest gravity effects. So, though el 2005 Page #171  
r strategic response, but also the strongest likelihood of government secre 2006 Page #63  
 advertising is not this product's strongest suit and the candy pops themse 2007 Page #64  
ate a situation of anarchy, as the strongest one would win out in the end.  2008 Page #113  
OWER, ARROGANCE AND GREED WERE THE STRONGEST MOTIVATORS OF THE LAST SIXTY Y 2009 Page #75  

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ts.com President Gerald Ford “...I strongly recommend that there be a commi 2003 Page #6  
e on the Kecksburg Incident, which strongly suggests that the public was ne 2003 Page #66  
enetration by magnetic fields more strongly than any other element. Magneti 2003 Page #107  
e original. Unless you feel rather strongly about the matter... I will incl 2003 Page #204  
e briginal. Unless you feel rather strongly about the matter and inasmuch a 2003 Page #216  
nd Navy Departments I believe, are strongly in favor of supporting the Chin 2003 Page #230  
 the Mexican team dead, correlates strongly both with the 1" Annual Report, 2004 Page #119  
eption was that the public reacted strongly to the idea of alien invasion.  2004 Page #123  
ave said so far, in my opinion, is strongly supported by the witness testim 2004 Page #130  
ther pieces of evidence this to me strongly suggests the Marcel images were 2004 Page #236  
y increasing body of evidence that strongly suggests something of a highl)  2005 Page #45  
al phorographs that were taken - l strongly believe these were taken b) the 2005 Page #67  
t's left-leaning S) mpathies, the) strongly suspected Ms. Dukas of being an 2005 Page #92  
 we can't go out there. This would strongly suggest that soon there would b 2006 Page #10  
on Religious leaders would need to strongly resist the temptation to demoni 2006 Page #59  
however illusory. Government would strongly support churches in this role,  2006 Page #63  
t step in the right direction, and strongly encourage others to further the 2006 Page #70  
tle might be helpful. The evidence strongly suggests that both "our" guys ( 2006 Page #117  
n the field of biological warfare, strongly suggests that the official worl 2006 Page #137  
e to talk on the record because he strongly feels that the public should be 2006 Page #156  
 The American people were at first strongly opposed to entering \Xlorld \Xl 2007 Page #10  
d~;, ~iru;e · ' ... :' . companies strongly. ·, , discourage their pilots . 2007 Page #19  
The reference to MJ6 would seem to strongly imply membership in the MJ 12 g 2007 Page #143  
inquiry," is rughly notable, as it strongly suggests that personnel from MJ 2007 Page #144  
. Available official documentation strongly suggests otherwise. 25          2008 Page #31  
 explosion, and in a scenario that strongly supported the idea that the bla 2008 Page #101  
arge numbers of subtleties posited strongly for authenticity. We were satis 2009 Page #7  
t be in the works. This history is strongly suggestive that Teller might ha 2009 Page #9  
 that could outpace us. Finally, I strongly recommend that a separate divis 2009 Page #16  

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 O\l!.!2-,.dng: :.."It atomic bomb strt~-l~nl(th dre.(£ and white at~ may b 2009 Page #163  

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olution has taken place.' A hidden struchn has 'appropriated the UFO ph,,na 2009 Page #152  

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m to rise. Pieces of that material struck Dahl's son and dog, injuring the  2003 Page #41  
r. For whatever reason the officer struck the object, and the tool bounced  2003 Page #69  
at soon after the military officer struck the object, a hatch opened that s 2003 Page #69  
 northwest of Fort Worth. There it struck a windmill and exploded scatterin 2004 Page #26  
made no mention of the pilot. This struck me as a credible detail. Accordin 2004 Page #30  
torage Area at RAF Woodbridge were struck by beams of light fired from an u 2004 Page #54  
archer Richard Hall III, 27-30 UFO struck at high speed, body removed from  2004 Page #111  
s tenure at the White House he had struck up a friendship with Jimmy Carter 2004 Page #189  
trophied vocal cords. A story that struck me as... I wouldn't have written  2004 Page #194  
es its flight ended as the vehicle struck the ground and broke apart, scatt 2006 Page #79  
mile above the Kern River. The jet struck the ground at a 60-degree nose-do 2006 Page #82  
mately eight hours after the plane struck the mountainside. Delays due to d 2006 Page #82  
s on Monday September 15, 1952, it struck like a clap of thunder but the "( 2006 Page #98  
bout 7.15 p.m., he was immediately struck by the brightness of an object in 2006 Page #120  
own which hosts many mediums. What struck me was the ordinariness of these  2006 Page #207  
t this 200 meter metallic disc was struck by air to air missiles, knocking  2007 Page #128  
indicates that the meteor probably struck in the area of the Wasatch Nation 2008 Page #11  

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tions ■lvlaturing of International strucrures (NA G.ATT. IMF, World Bani:). 2009 Page #153  

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his site contained the majority of structural detail of the eraft's airfram 2003 Page #232  
 Alajiogordo AAF and Kirtland AAF. Structural,*^ris Fnd%fSW»rtfflrJ» ’^J;si 2003 Page #234  
ce, without unusual composition or structural characteristics." However, Kl 2004 Page #30  
 into the sand without any sign of structural damage. It was oval and about 2005 Page #40  
Technical Institute. \Xiang caught structural and metallurgical engineerjng 2005 Page #41  
gram as early as 1941. Wang taught structural and metallurgical engineering 2005 Page #169  
rframe was remarkably light, while structural break-up was almost absolute. 2006 Page #82  
 into the sand without any sign of structural damage. It was oval and about 2009 Page #49  
st on the scene. Yuri Lotosev is a structural engineer and an Associate Pro 2009 Page #136  

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 the petroleum crisis is something structurally serious and not simply a wa 2005 Page #85  

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on-humans Long fingers (3? No bone structure, crinkly skin Fire around cras 2003 Page #23  
eet tall, appeared to have no bone structure, soft looking. He had a suit o 2003 Page #23  
ond in "Part V — National Security Structure." Part III states: "Based on a 2003 Page #28  
it. It looked as if he had no bone structure, very, very long arms. I vague 2003 Page #35  
ple holding up non-human ■ No bone structure, long amts ■ Oval eyes, slit f 2003 Page #35  
fact is broken away, showing layer structure. Three layers of HDPE (polyeth 2003 Page #47  
ing electron microscope to examine structure and energy dispersive spectros 2003 Page #100  
tive arrangement in the Mg crystal structure which related to how the mater 2003 Page #109  
 internal changes in the molecular structure of pure water have been studie 2003 Page #112  
neously generated within the water structure (also CDP's are formed within  2003 Page #112  
m oxide, which formed a glaze-type structure. These formations in the react 2003 Page #114  
n water, have a monoclinic crystal structure and similar index of refractio 2003 Page #115  
 were slowly taking over the power structure of the US military, the Americ 2003 Page #144  
sembled one end of a saucer-shaped structure and the small circles seemed t 2004 Page #27  
ppeared; either it went out or the structure supporting it sank. Part 2: Th 2004 Page #38  
e time, but it was only a building structure light in our own area. As the  2004 Page #56  
arried on in immediate vicinity. • Structure of Academy of Sciences • IZMIR 2004 Page #161  
, but died because of damaged gene structure that allowed virulent skin can 2004 Page #201  
le a select few of the human power structure ha\ e gained at least some lev 2005 Page #73  
mocratic, representative political structure as opposed to an authoritarian 2005 Page #77  
 be insect-lik e in their physical structure.5 There are several statements 2005 Page #79  
riminal nature of humanity's pmver structure for what it is, how would the  2005 Page #86  
dded soon after for students. Trus structure was the setting for the so-cal 2005 Page #94  
gauge rus mental status, character structure, and work capacity at that tim 2005 Page #103  
ecretive units in any intelligence structure . If one speculates that UFOs  2005 Page #124  
on by language experts of sentence structure, spelling, punctuation and wri 2005 Page #136  
these systems, the actual material structure of the spacecraft would be stu 2005 Page #162  
 particle dualism in the subatomic structure of gravity would coincide in i 2005 Page #171  
 Aerospace; and the composite skin structure ·was supposedl y made by AMOCO 2005 Page #174  
trievals: The History of Leaks and Structure of Secrecy Richard M. Dolan 22 2006 Page #3  
trievals: History of Leaks and the Structure of Secrecy Richard M. Dolan Co 2006 Page #25  
trievals: History of Leaks and the Structure of Secrecy Richard Dolan 41 Ar 2006 Page #25  
trievals: The History of Leaks and Structure of Secrecy Stringfield's Sourc 2006 Page #26  
trievals: The History of Leaks and Structure of Secrecy Many Close Military 2006 Page #28  
trievals: The History of Leaks and Structure of Secrecy PART FOUR: Substant 2006 Page #30  
ars in prison PART FIVE: MONEY AND STRUCTURE • How to pay for this? • How t 2006 Page #31  
trievals: The History of Leaks and Structure of Secrecy The Pentagon's Miss 2006 Page #32  
ith the perceived configuration or structure of the entity. It can be physi 2006 Page #53  
celles had broken free of the wing structure and both tails had separated,  2006 Page #74  
s. I also found pieces of titanium structure (Fig. 4) bearing A-12 part num 2006 Page #76  
ing fragments of titanium skin and structure, engine parts, and the entire  2006 Page #88  
ed as a virus having a fascinating structure and mechanism of action. We ha 2006 Page #102  
sizes depending on their molecular structure. Generally, they are listed in 2006 Page #113  
s of the protein into the abnormal structure. Though the exact mechanisms o 2006 Page #113  
 clump together to form a chemical structure called amyloid. In some cases  2006 Page #114  
 in some \'mf with the human power structure? What These Documents Tell Us  2007 Page #51  
re with woolly clouds but then the structure started to appear and it start 2007 Page #86  
veral intriguing images of a large structure -possibly five hundred feet in 2007 Page #137  
nce of another large, unidentified structure on the western plateau and thr 2007 Page #137  
riously wing-shaped seccion of the structure. Needless to say, the photogra 2007 Page #138  
 was so bright chat no djscernable structure could be seen. The \\~tness op 2007 Page #165  
tine builcling check of an alarmed structure . As he approached the structu 2007 Page #176  
d structure . As he approached the structure, he observed a bright light ne 2007 Page #176  
t light near the ground behind the structure. He also observed an object he 2007 Page #176  
earching the Human Genome, the DNA structure which forms cells into humans. 2008 Page #131  
TION • NEVER RECEIVED USG FUNDIN • STRUCTURE WAS: • BIGELOW ADMINISTRATOR • 2008 Page #153  
lowed me to reveal the transparent structure and some of the unorthodox met 2009 Page #12  
 impending changes in Soviet power structure through a crash estimate when  2009 Page #19  
lowed me to reveal the transparent structure and some of the unorthodox met 2009 Page #24  
 sets out to describe the history, structure and principal methods of UFO i 2009 Page #24  
ciencies, with suggestions for the structure of an intelligence system. She 2009 Page #24  
 a daze of some sort. There was no structure under side like a pilot house  2009 Page #83  
ath. I remember seeing there was a structure and there was like a square ha 2009 Page #84  
 mterro ;yon~__. ~::,:~:Will~~ The Structure of Secrecy ■ Continual mitary  2009 Page #152  
iled clue as to the composition or structure of the development." Questione 2009 Page #161  
iled clue as to the composition or structure of the development." Questione 2009 Page #176  

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wide variety of aspects, we need a structured process to fairly and effecti 2005 Page #135  
 pretty much being over-flown by a structured craft and yet we had nothing  2008 Page #34  
ly clear that UFOs that I saw were structured machines moving under intelli 2009 Page #59  
e dlike. But I remember it being a structured craft. And then the craft sta 2009 Page #84  

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 survived with buildings and other structures intact. So, Representative Ki 2004 Page #71  
ing four, twelve-foot-tall A-frame structures, each with a 2' x 3' screen b 2004 Page #240  
. "PSYOP units within the existing structures are hereby placed in conditio 2004 Page #253  
ing blast effects on buildings and structures , and the designing of aircra 2005 Page #41  
confirmati on from the established structures of power, the gap between off 2005 Page #84  
moles have constructed underground structures and beavers have built dams.  2005 Page #163  
 "immunizing the occupants and the structures of such vehicles against an~  2005 Page #173  
lity, and require other biological structures to get its carbon for growth  2006 Page #113  
er disc with three small spherical structures placed in a triangular patter 2007 Page #161  
fields that are created by manmade structures are at most I millionth as st 2008 Page #77  

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 this done without blood, signs of struggle or tracks at the scene. SLIDE # 2004 Page #78  
stinct, subjective impression of a struggle. It came back again shortly aft 2005 Page #96  
 animal 5. No signs of ante mortem struggle 6. Skin or soils around bodies  2006 Page #115  
. While we, the "true" scientists, struggle forward attempting to unravel t 2006 Page #181  
0: Death of Pope Sr. sparks family struggle for control of II Progresso. ►  2007 Page #26  
er 1961 letter reveal that a power struggle was occurring over presidential 2009 Page #38  
as the pivotal figure in the power struggle with Kennedy over MJ-12 activit 2009 Page #38  
f classified UFO files. This power struggle is further reflected 32         2009 Page #38  
 smoking gun evidence of the power struggle between Kennedy and MJ-12 over  2009 Page #39  

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Corps, I glimpsed how our military struggled with the reality of extra terr 2009 Page #88  

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 I was going through my own person struggles , balancing law enforcement wi 2008 Page #55  

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zen years while most Americans are struggling through the Depression, James 2003 Page #85  
he craft, that she had also seen a struggling cow sucked up into its unders 2003 Page #143  
 of Utah's Great Salt Lake Desert. Struggling to avoid cloud formations, th 2006 Page #73  
d Incident only a few days before, struggling to gather my notes together i 2006 Page #181  

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INHOFF ^(ALC ) ; and DR. /1UBERTUS STRUGHQL d/(AEROMEDTCAI. LAB, RANDOLPH F 2003 Page #234  

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rm= IS_ PINETAINE. IT: 1 r,- c. G. STRUM, CAP% URN 14 0. 5. limn a1nam1/4 R 2004 Page #19  

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losions , twenty to thirty of them strung together. Their descriptions ran  2008 Page #12  

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 at lease one sagging landing gear strut (see sub-heading Large Disc). Jack 2007 Page #95  
recaUed that the main landing gear strut "looked as truck as a telephone po 2007 Page #114  
s a telephone pole". The nose gear strut was very similar in appearance to  2007 Page #114  
also recalled seeing "landing gear strut scis ors". These devices are used  2007 Page #115  
vices are used co prevent the gear strut shafts from popping out of their c 2007 Page #115  

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le wheel on alJ three landing gear struts, while the 70' diameter version u 2007 Page #100  
wards one of the main landing gear struts. Ac that point, \X arren was poli 2007 Page #115  

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ying that flaming torch called the STS? \Vas Project Outgrowth a secret Air 2005 Page #173  

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1 astronauts bases: in Los. An • • STS-114, 8/6/05 11, • Event captured by  2006 Page #31  

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king Crop Circles ■ UFOs in Space: STS-48 ■ Sightings over Europe ■ The End 2008 Page #167  

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 ~~~~ ~~~~••+•U . lh~ pace U.N. El sttin by co Wood 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 •  2008 Page #119  

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building 8 floor 3, whatever. So l sttipped out all the comment fields that 2007 Page #86  

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s u --whHtwosh" ' Congress mnsr bt sttn il.\: -Rt1pondlng to constlrutnts • 2008 Page #154  

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llowing were present: Honorable W. Stuart Symington, Assistant Secretary of 2003 Page #191  

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or J , organizations and there are stubborn anachronisms that cannot easily 2005 Page #137  

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documentation , the official world stubbornly maintains that no UFO report  2008 Page #23  

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ctivity that night, the event that stuck in his mind was when an Army jeep  2003 Page #67  
ads came to my attention. One name stuck out in the crowd. We will call thi 2003 Page #68  
 had apparently crashed and it was stuck in the side of an embankment. Ther 2003 Page #197  
 men on Constable O'Brien's vessel stuck his arms up to his elbows into the 2004 Page #40  
ridicule the story, but when Armen stuck to the story, he suddenly told Arm 2004 Page #99  
e, crammed behind file cabinets or stuck between shelves of a drawer. Of th 2004 Page #137  
e of the pieces had a sort of tape stuck to them, but even though the stuff 2004 Page #137  
at they snatched up the debris and stuck it in one jeep and there was nothi 2004 Page #139  
 It had apparently crashed. It was stuck in the side of an embankment. Ther 2004 Page #187  
many years. I asked Santilli if he stuck to his story of how he obtained th 2005 Page #150  
he aliens. Nevertheless, the image stuck: aliens will cause panic if they a 2006 Page #103  
: 1991 was the access course and I stuck it till 93 and got my first job in 2007 Page #78  
rratically or that fast. What also stuck in his mind is that although the s 2008 Page #58  

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 significant area of study for any student of ufology. I hope chis paper wi 2005 Page #104  
 quotations augur to the ambitious student of biological warfare that the c 2006 Page #105  
e been passed down from teacher to student to subsequent generations of chi 2008 Page #140  

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imple flame test, familiar to most students taking basic college chemistry. 2003 Page #114  
ions witnessed by several military students 50 1970 Mexico 1 1 1 1 0 Resear 2004 Page #113  
le to interview some of his former students in 1954 and colleagues to deter 2004 Page #247  
aboratory was added soon after for students. Trus structure was the setting 2005 Page #94  
der can think of more. A. Graduate students doing their thesis work on the  2006 Page #6  
 and fifties then; so they weren't students. But the day before, and the da 2006 Page #129  
e term was one familiar to serious students of ufology and few others. 1t a 2007 Page #75  
ications to speak ofl did a Mature Students access course to get on a degre 2007 Page #78  
le for use primarily by the staff, students and faculty at UNM. German phys 2007 Page #161  
 brothers had received it from rwo students who had observed a strange phen 2007 Page #199  
 or 1976. According to Vallee, the students heard a strange sound overhead  2007 Page #199  
tems demand the close allention of students ef government and politics, jus 2009 Page #12  

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to poke something with my stick. I studied the various kinds of lichen, sat 2003 Page #45  
 structure of pure water have been studied at the Pinelandia Laboratory. Th 2003 Page #112  
shown in Slide 5. Everyone who has studied the topic agrees that the US awa 2003 Page #170  
n a copy. When we ran the copy and studied it, there was the document contr 2003 Page #181  
ently fell at Spitsbergen has been studied by eminent Norwegian and German  2004 Page #12  
Gray said three of four samples he studied using "highly sensitive" equipme 2004 Page #30  
ns. While the fragments were being studied, Bill Case had written further o 2004 Page #30  
Wrecks Kills 180 Rep. Andy Kissner studied newspaper archives and came to t 2004 Page #66  
pected at the time, since I hadn't studied the topic much. Actually, I thin 2004 Page #129  
oncerns, they were scrutinized and studied, perhaps almost as narrowly as a 2004 Page #132  
c, except for a small minority who studied and pondered UFOs. And not the r 2004 Page #132  
of day the photo was taken. Andrew studied the photograph and concluded the 2004 Page #231  
 ~:_?~ ; ~j~1 Brown & Bahnson Lab: studied : electrogravitics : designs and 2005 Page #28  
eans the case or document has been studied bv mam· inru,·iduals or J , orga 2005 Page #137  
pected at the time, since 1 hadn't studied the topic much. Actually, I thin 2005 Page #140  
 Alien bodies • Alien technology • Studied in deep secrecy 24 James Goodall 2006 Page #27  
neer from McLellan Air Force Base, studied wreckage and photos of the crash 2006 Page #82  
ared on his property over night. I studied and documented these anomalies a 2006 Page #89  
al society and are certainly being studied both by human forces and by also 2006 Page #101  
lear that these issues will not be studied by those without proper security 2006 Page #105  
ard, examples of infectious agents studied: hepatitis, influenza, Lyme dise 2006 Page #106  
red, examples of infectious agents studied: anthrax, typhus, human immune d 2006 Page #106  
ity— examples of infectious agents studied: Viral Hemorrhagic Fevers: Ebola 2006 Page #106  
e is a former Soviet scientist who studied these matters. 104               2006 Page #107  
 our global society, and are being studied both by our covert forces and by 2006 Page #117  
d the family to Las Vegas while he studied more advanced radar technology i 2006 Page #151  
cf fellow voyagers and seekers has studied a wide any of anomalous phenomen 2006 Page #193  
Crash Retrieval Conference Matthew studied psychology at Texas Christian Un 2006 Page #195  
s head of another "Foundation that studied human potential" and he was very 2006 Page #205  
 He had worked all over the world, studied shamanism, and worked with conse 2006 Page #206  
0s, 50s, & 60s, the U.S. Air Force studied 15,000 UFO sightings and was una 2007 Page #185  
r to our journey, we painstakingly studied the "Deneb" report that first br 2007 Page #188  
tudy of hyperactivity in children, studied under Dr. Hermann Stutte, who re 2008 Page #140  
nd that colleague Nick Redfern had studied this for me some time ago, and f 2009 Page #11  
tor of Central Intelligence I have studied the MJTWELVE Operations Plan of  2009 Page #27  
aucer technologi es being secretly studied in the U.S. by a very highly cla 2009 Page #36  

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hoff, Ph.D. Institute for Advanced Studies at Austin “The possibility of re 2003 Page #15  
l in water. Recent Bi/Mg and Water Studies by Biophysicist W. C. Levengood  2003 Page #111  
n- reactive) in water. More Recent Studies of Bi/Mg Reactions in Water Repe 2003 Page #112  
 influenced by Bennewitz' original studies? While later researchers seemed  2003 Page #144  
14, 1954 • Shows NSC/MJ-12 Special Studies Project • Authentic document in  2003 Page #156  
 to others that are on the Special Studies project - Bronk, Berkner Novembe 2003 Page #156  
 2-11-59 • Appropriation: "Special Studies (M), The White House Office, 195 2003 Page #156  
 show Bronk was Part of a "Special Studies Project" More circumstantial Evi 2003 Page #157  
t makes clear the link between UFO studies and MOONDUST. 18 Jan 1967 www ma 2003 Page #164  
 arrangements for an MJ-12 Special Studies Project meeting of the National  2003 Page #184  
arcia Smith as a consultant on two studies she was 192                      2003 Page #196  
ce Agency, the Majestic-12 Special Studies Group and presidential executive 2004 Page #80  
oject Magnet, Smith conducted many studies and met with some of the top peo 2004 Page #88  
957, Stringfield developed his UFO studies and served as Director of CRIFO  2004 Page #108  
ator for CUFOS, the Center for UFO Studies; and as President of the Cincinn 2004 Page #108  
 the J. Allen Hynek Center fix UFO Studies. Randle and Schmitt conducted th 2004 Page #136  
n of J. Allen Hynek Center for UFO Studies, various issues ROSWELL UFO MUSE 2004 Page #149  
Center for Artificial Intelligence Studies • Near-Perfect facilities and pe 2004 Page #163  
sis. • Extensive Materials Science Studies Performed • Unknown inscriptions 2004 Page #168  
tain the Vatican UFO files for two studies on UFOs that President Carter ha 2004 Page #186  
get the files for the presidential studies, but he was given a second proje 2004 Page #186  
hs of it. Sheehan reported the two studies were completed by Marcia Smith,  2004 Page #187  
rd and supervised two of the final studies. The first study reached the con 2004 Page #187  
f the things regarding the special studies and conclusions by the defunct M 2004 Page #249  
ion , within the Office of Special Studies headed by Dr. Eric \"(/ang. Hjs  2005 Page #41  
ision within the Office of Special Studies where Werner worked. Dr. \Xiang  2005 Page #41  
ector of the Department of Special Studies at \Xlright-Patterson where he w 2005 Page #41  
as a tutor for the duration of his studies. Reich was drawn to Vienna in pa 2005 Page #89  
ing changed, and that the "Special Studies Project" would now meet "during  2005 Page #97  
ringing the subject of serious UFO studies to the American public, much to  2005 Page #99  
d, and no serious grounding in UFO studies, orgonomy, or the documented spe 2005 Page #102  
es: "SUBJECT: NSC/l\1] -12 Special Studies Project" and indicates that the  2005 Page #126  
ator for CUFOS, the Center for UFO Studies; and as President of the Cincinn 2005 Page #139  
the subject of additional, planned studies. Baca explains: Since the resear 2005 Page #157  
hich had the facilities ro conduct studies and maintain the vow of silence  2005 Page #167  
ision within the Office of Special Studies where Arthur worked. Stansel was 2005 Page #168  
ector of the Department of Special Studies at\'( right-Patterson where he , 2005 Page #169  
e Air Force where he continued his studies along with his special and highl 2005 Page #174  
 I review 5 large scale scientific studies and ask after each one how many  2006 Page #4  
ng with the large scale scientific studies. Check 8                         2006 Page #11  
becoming the dominant players. UFO Studies in SAP • Virtual certainty that  2006 Page #33  
urther the work. Appendix: Related Studies and Reports After Contact: The H 2006 Page #70  
presentation, I have selected case studies most closely resembling UFO cras 2006 Page #72  
rovide quite a few additional case studies covering a span of half a centur 2006 Page #86  
ainst new diseases would find that studies of infected cattle might be help 2006 Page #116  
ainst new diseases would find that studies of infected cattle might be help 2006 Page #117  
 (Para. I) The Majestic-12 Special Studies Group was appointed by President 2006 Page #140  
eval Conference the Center for UFO Studies (CUFOS). (NICAP was a civilian U 2006 Page #175  
the Bigelow Chair in Consciousness Studies at the University of Nevada Las  2006 Page #196  
ty including the School of Nursing Studies and the Bigelow Physics Building 2006 Page #199  
ieval Conference Animal Mutilation Studies In the fall of 1992, when we vis 2006 Page #201  
or cancer treatments. One of these studies had patients listening to taped  2006 Page #206  
the Bigelow Chair in Consciousness Studies at UNLV, the Consciousness Resea 2006 Page #207  
lished a report entitled "Proposed Studies on the Peaceful Space Activities 2007 Page #76  
 that Mr. Haas ever read "Proposed Studies on the Peaceful Space Activities 2007 Page #76  
t think they even had any computer studies at that time. They just started  2007 Page #80  
m had completed most of the "paper studies" on these highly unusual aircraf 2007 Page #111  
Fulbright Fellow with postdoctoral studies at the Carnegie Institution, the 2007 Page #198  
Parties to the Treaty shall pursue studies of outer space, including the Mo 2008 Page #36  
 contact the Institute of Advanced Studies in Princeton and had them send h 2008 Page #106  
lide 15. The Institute of Advanced Studies also provided Ryan Wood 14 sampl 2008 Page #107  
n Oppenheimer Director of Advanced Studies Princeton, New Jersey Isl Profes 2008 Page #114  
nts from the Institute of Advanced Studies, some in German, some handwritte 2008 Page #116  
nts from the Institute of Advanced Studies ■Cooper: first 30 pages of an un 2008 Page #116  
e Institute ■"Director of Advanced Studies" is wrong ■ Hypercorrect ion exa 2008 Page #118  
echnology to include the VeriChip, studies of which indicated it causes can 2008 Page #123  
ernational Institute for Strategic Studies, to Hollywood producer Aaron Rus 2008 Page #136  
ial Institute, Center for Advanced Studies in the Behavioral Sciences, Cent 2008 Page #143  
itutional Rights, Center for Cuban Studies, Center for Democratic Instituti 2008 Page #143  
rnation al Institute for Strategic Studies, Mellon Institute, Metaphysical  2008 Page #143  
D -..--...-""'-... --, • CONDUCTED STUDIES IN TWO AREAS: ·CONTINUATION OF C 2008 Page #153  
 BEST UFO CASES- EUROPE • SELECTED STUDIES -) 147                           2008 Page #153  
 Research Associate in the Defense Studies Program at Harvard -The Intellig 2009 Page #11  
riate intelligence agencies. Staff studies should include the Office of Nat 2009 Page #19  
ense Policy Seminar of the Defense Studies Program, 18                      2009 Page #24  
resentatives of the MJ-12/Sp ecial Studies Project. I specifically want Pro 2009 Page #28  
traterrestrial life-MJ-1.2 Special Studies Project. Kennedy 's executive ac 2009 Page #35  
se in control of the MJ-12 Special Studies Project. This presentation revie 2009 Page #35  
tly referred to an "MJ- 12 Special Studies Project". It was found among a g 2009 Page #35  
e a meeting for the "MJ-12 Special Studies Project" briefing. The Cutler-Tw 2009 Page #35  
 the existence of an MJ-12 Special Studies Project.2 29                     2009 Page #35  
taneously headed the MJ-12 Special Studies Project, to six other members of 2009 Page #39  
the existence of the MJ-12 Special Studies Project/Group. While the Burned  2009 Page #39  
g group within the "MJ-I 2 Special Studies Project." In responding to Kenne 2009 Page #42  

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pent an afternoon with Budd in his studio. They were shooting footage for a 2004 Page #59  
umentary films and live television studio programs about science, medical a 2004 Page #76  
May sat down with an artist in the studio before the show aired and spoke o 2006 Page #91  
to Coast, from his Pahrump, Nevada studio. There was a great audience follo 2006 Page #204  

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 was privy to talks between Disney Studios and authorities which might have 2004 Page #147  
dinner with the head of the Disney Studios, and four of the nine original D 2004 Page #179  
gly enough, was head of one of the studios in Hollywood — one of the old on 2004 Page #192  
dining with the head of the Disney studios, he was introduced to four of th 2005 Page #149  

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ms, tactical maneuvers, scientific studjes, and support activities. Operati 2005 Page #39  
957, Stringfield developed hjs UFO studjes and served as Director of CRlFO- 2005 Page #138  

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very serious subject which we must study fully. We appeal to all viewers to 2003 Page #12  
ivity and require a serious global study. ” www majesticdocuments com Appen 2003 Page #19  
or the atomic secrets learned from study of celestial devices..." Just days 2003 Page #25  
recovered exhibits currently under study by AMC, AFSWP, NEPA, AEC, ONR, NAC 2003 Page #28  
recovered exhibits currently under study by AMC, AFSWf, *«E?A, CNH, SACA, J 2003 Page #28  
nature - “I am keeping for further study - HST” like another document Besid 2003 Page #29  
ar. I can see from a microscopical study that the materials are foam rubber 2003 Page #48  
 bottom of the small sole became a study in itself. The first laboratory re 2003 Page #50  
tribute to American scientists for study. After I reported those findings o 2003 Page #100  
r. ANALOG 5. “On the tu»is of this study *»c belie* c that no object* »ucb  2003 Page #118  
nce raa^shcdoevraenls com Advanced Study Group Air Materiel Command Wright  2003 Page #160  
knew Jim McDonald Led a project to study gravity control “Retired ” in 1993 2003 Page #169  
ral dead entities recovered, under study e No alien attempt to recover dead 2003 Page #174  
slides of conclusions based on the study of the Manual, other questioned do 2003 Page #187  
raft copies. When I first began to study UFOs, it seemed to me that there w 2003 Page #187  
ng for President Jimmy Carter. One study was on UFOs, and the second was on 2003 Page #197  
 discovery to the president in her study. Here is Sheehan's account Back in 2003 Page #197  
on Roswell. The USAF started their study on what really happened in 1947. B 2003 Page #200  
ous mind might ask if the Canadian study actually took place and if so, did 2004 Page #30  
ntific instrumentation designed to study the upper atmosphere. These types  2004 Page #64  
 bring down the advanced discs for study and potentially back-engineering.  2004 Page #65  
Rcscarch and Development (OSRD) to study anti-aircraft missiles to countera 2004 Page #66  
net, which was the official saucer study. Smith's flying saucer investigati 2004 Page #86  
ighly classified project set up to study them, so I reasoned that with so m 2004 Page #89  
 or any material from the discs to study? A: The technology is far beyond w 2004 Page #100  
counter at Ft. Dix-McGuire: A Case Study, Status Report IV, July 1985 • 5.  2004 Page #107  
rash, and several of the QDs under study report on the Los Angeles "air rai 2004 Page #123  
craft were taken to Los Alamos for study, according to more than one report 2004 Page #123  
 leaker who mailed the document. A study of this manual pretty much answers 2004 Page #127  
e Book, the official Air Force UFO study that continued until 1968. In spit 2004 Page #136  
cientist, reported in a classified study entitled PROJECT MAGNET, that he h 2004 Page #140  
 an unassailable position. Further study is needed.                         2004 Page #153  
 Yar • Later in early 1960's a UFO study unit placed near Kapustin Yar Lavr 2004 Page #158  
ally distributed in nature, as UFO study areas are created near top-secret  2004 Page #161  
on, highly credentialed scientists study it at length. • In the event, grea 2004 Page #171  
nterested in will be forgotten. My study of the Holloman AFB story and the  2004 Page #180  
ed that he had "specialized in the study of motion pictures as an instrumen 2004 Page #181  
wo of the final studies. The first study reached the conclusion — this was  2004 Page #187  
net here in our galaxy. The second study on UFOs, according to Sheehan, sta 2004 Page #187  
 the need for a serious scientific study • He considered the best reports t 2004 Page #209  
or example, the Special Historical Study of the Air Defense of Atomic Energ 2004 Page #220  
to December 1952, states that in a study of early July, 1950 — two years af 2004 Page #220  
r, Crash at Corona: The Definitive Study of the Roswell Incident (New York: 2004 Page #223  
k interview. 32 Special historical Study: The Air Weise of Atomic Energy In 2004 Page #224  
ty on the Moon. 122 photos ... " A STUDY OF INTENTIONS i AND HOSTILE ACTS ■ 2005 Page #9  
s, equipment, and training, and to study civil defense needs. The man state 2005 Page #39  
ed in such a government program to study this technology, and named more na 2005 Page #79  
grams), the purpose of which is to study alien technology and bodies. These 2005 Page #81  
helm Reich, named orgonomy, is the study of how energy functions in the Liv 2005 Page #87  
 and ufology, among ocher areas of study. But orgonomy was nor well receive 2005 Page #87  
n its most srunrung blow. When you study the progression of rus scientific  2005 Page #87  
 much of his experimental work and study to the dynamics of cancer formatio 2005 Page #89  
 of Arizona's weather modification study was ongoing and in process. Part o 2005 Page #100  
ngoing and in process. Part of the study involved the time-lapse photograph 2005 Page #100  
is, without benefit of any serious study of his previous writings, methodol 2005 Page #102  
s an extremely significant area of study for any student of ufology. I hope 2005 Page #104  
ave been willing to make a serious study of the ubiquitous UFOs. In fact, f 2005 Page #118  
or the U.S. Government to possess, study and duplicate UFO technology. UFO  2005 Page #119  
we could not do any better than to study cl1e following accounts of UFO cra 2005 Page #120  
. Ali these are worthy of rigorous study. However, the focus of this book i 2005 Page #120  
ight be retrievable for scientific study. Extreme measures must be taken to 2005 Page #129  
deception. He writes: 130 Detailed study of the rustory of the crashed UFO  2005 Page #132  
ansferred to the United States for study. British researcher Tony Dodd was  2005 Page #134  
were found wearing £Light sujts, a study would be made of the material and  2005 Page #162  
s would be of prime imponance. The study would have to eventuaUy extend int 2005 Page #162  
ou could thjnk of would be used to study the alien and the technology. And  2005 Page #162  
im some object and just ask him to study it. Rarely was he given an answer. 2005 Page #174  
nique and developed after years of study. CEO Ben Rich, the handpicked succ 2005 Page #174  
: 4.a. The recovery for scientific study of all materials and devices of a  2006 Page #18  
. 4.b. The recovery for scientific study of all entities and remains of ent 2006 Page #18  
e the availability of the EBEs for study by the OPNAC Team. This supports S 2006 Page #20  
f only 2_8 miles per hour. Careful study of the OXR data indicates that Bro 2006 Page #41  
Sessions might seem related to the study of UFOs— and though some of the 26 2006 Page #49  
ifest was beyond the scope of this study. Reactions of Players to Different 2006 Page #57  
mplications that emerged from this study, it seems evident that further eff 2006 Page #69  
arence L. "Kelly" Johnson began to study potential design outgrowths of the 2006 Page #77  
head to begin a formal development study for the drone. The project was cod 2006 Page #77  
eristics of the mated aircraft and study the drone's low-speed aerodynamics 2006 Page #78  
iod of several years I was able to study the Bakersfield debris and compare 2006 Page #85  
pport it. I had the opportunity to study two F-101 crash sites, as well as  2006 Page #85  
nt. Only human failure to find it, study and understand it can diminish its 2006 Page #88  
over fifty years later. I began to study this case more intently and discov 2006 Page #91  
ity found today in service for the study and control of communicable diseas 2006 Page #103  
 are covered in detail in separate study GRAY SUIT within Projects 612 and  2006 Page #103  
 be reasonable to imagine that the study of all epidemics (epidemiology) wo 2006 Page #105  
osafety level I—minimal biohazard, Study of low risk infectious elements su 2006 Page #106  
s, wars or famine. Epidemiologists study this history in more detail, as ev 2006 Page #107  
romatic violet-tinged area. A Case Study in Medical Cooperation: was the Ha 2006 Page #109  
ering from 1947? What follows is a study in cooperation between highly disp 2006 Page #109  
enal symptoms, as one LeDuc-Childs study even indicated that only pulmonary 2006 Page #111  
rked helicopters and UFOs. Serious study of all the data rule out any signi 2006 Page #115  
and biological warfare. BW and the study of alien pathogens are intellectua 2006 Page #117  
lation in the south of England for study." (1) Since then, the issue of wha 2006 Page #119  
lation in the South of England for study. Moreover, that official installat 2006 Page #122  
esident Harry S. Truman in 1947 to study the "interplanetary" presence, as  2006 Page #140  
 BRING DOWN THE DISC TECHNOLOGY TO STUDY. That was the only reason, as I un 2006 Page #155  
t we are becoming. Ontology is the study of being. And, from this point for 2006 Page #193  
ndrous wheel of 41. Our task is to study this transition from human beings  2006 Page #194  
 conduct a "snowball" sociological study, guaranteeing that no names would  2006 Page #198  
ished. It reported on a scientific study of a ranch that Bigelow had been i 2006 Page #200  
2003 he funded research at UNLV to study adjunct modalities for cancer trea 2006 Page #206  
act. I was also asked to conduct a study of mediums which asked how they be 2006 Page #207  
                            If you study the history of censorship, you fin 2007 Page #16  
ing the University of Colorado UFO study, a local reporter, R. Roger Harkin 2007 Page #20  
equested to file a story about the study by the local AP bureau, he wrote o 2007 Page #20  
-UFO reporting bias (Berry College study) ► 5) Chronic Institutional amnesi 2007 Page #23  
UFO reporting bias (Berry Col.lege study) ► 5) Chronic institutional amnesi 2007 Page #24  
 hardware and abductions? Does the study of such commercial endeavors help  2007 Page #59  
Colorado's now-infamous Scientific Study of Unidentified Flying Objects in  2007 Page #75  
dustry alliance and I continued to study the information I'd amassed. 1 don 2007 Page #76  
nd aliens more seriously. Does the study of such commercial endeavors help  2007 Page #77  
er, Director of the Center for the Study of Extraterre strial Intelligence  2007 Page #135  
 MD Palace-431 Report). Los Alamos Study 4FF is still classified under old  2007 Page #143  
 Ryan Wood and archived for public study at www.majesticdocuments .com.Furt 2007 Page #160  
physical evidence for a scientific study of the UFO phenomenon. "Ir is unnk 2007 Page #193  
or the official Comrruttee for the Study of Aerial Anomalous Phenomena (CEF 2007 Page #200  
eneral nature of the data. Further study of this sighting indicates that th 2008 Page #11  
 reality, it wasn't either. If you study the Project Blue Book files, you'l 2008 Page #16  
es." Indeed, a thorough , in-depth study of official documentation declassi 2008 Page #23  
 Force's now-defunct investigative study of the UFO phenomenon. Established 2008 Page #23  
cretly, and deeply, engaged in the study of lethal alien viruses-uncovered  2008 Page #37  
 daughter Carolyn, an art major to study Estella Krussel's statement and at 2008 Page #50  
t Condign (a highly classified UFO study sponsored by the Defence Intellige 2008 Page #62  
ncluding MoD's 2001 remote viewing study. FOi or Investigation? The MoD rec 2008 Page #62  
e foreseen. However, we can make a study of the basis on which such a thing 2008 Page #112  
. Intelligence Board asked Bush to study ways of combing intelligence from  2008 Page #131  
 permanent group be established to study UFOs. ---Gen. Hoyt S. Vandenberg,  2008 Page #132  
later debunked UFOs in a major UFO study for the Air Force. ---Dr. Jerome H 2008 Page #133  
 directed a psychological strategy study of UFOs consulted by CIA Director  2008 Page #133  
lopment Board in 1946 and headed a study which resulted in the creation of  2008 Page #134  
Hoagland and Bara. After a careful study of their data, Weaver concluded th 2008 Page #135  
r. Helmut Remschmidt , who led the study of hyperactivity in children, stud 2008 Page #140  
ion s exist, not because of honest study and concern for the truth in the r 2008 Page #144  
outh. Using German advances in the study of the human mind, behavior, and p 2008 Page #145  
ndon didn't e,'t?Il participate in study • , 4 , • C'""" wroe Cood,d "" &R, 2008 Page #147  
• Scientific Community assumes the study was thorough • Condon Report remai 2008 Page #147  
PORT DOfflTlUU.T li1lSTI ~CWtll'IC STUDY OF UIIDENtll'IED FLTING OBJECTS II 2008 Page #147  
up" with high confidence. For this study, she treated the eight documents i 2009 Page #11  
A number of questions about such a study and its publication were raised th 2009 Page #12  
d a revised version of a technical study known as The Way to Space Travel t 2009 Page #16  
0's OSI has not been authorized to study the radar data while charged with  2009 Page #17  
nce communi ty is making a careful study of the public announcement but was 2009 Page #18  
Estimates. This group can initiate study or as usually the case, to act in  2009 Page #19  
A number of questions about such a study and its publication were raised th 2009 Page #23  
 now heading up the classified UFO study program. Roger Hilsman's Strategic 2009 Page #24  
 enonnously controversial areas of study in American history. My book about 2009 Page #30  
nted the stories in his well-known study. Report on Unidentified Flying Obj 2009 Page #33  
MEDICINE of the Upper Atmosphere-A Study of the Aeropause , University of N 2009 Page #90  
terson contracted with Battelle to study the shape-recovery properties of a 2009 Page #91  
ofit organization dedicated to the study of the unexplained. Members of the 2009 Page #137  
entists had been interested in the study of the effects of firing submerged 2009 Page #170  

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ins during University of Colorado "study'' ► Many examples of vanishing UFO 2007 Page #19  

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 ol t.imc lo ~cnns o! ~l! ior.cis. studyin,s;' . Ha.11 :. mile nlius LS the 2009 Page #182  

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couple weeks at the Reagan Library studying how presidential speeches are p 2003 Page #201  
nsic Specialists and Their Results Studying the forensics of leaked documen 2004 Page #250  
connected to programs charged with studying recovered alien technolog y. ln 2005 Page #84  
stein spent a week conductin g and studying To-T, and on February 7 wrote R 2005 Page #92  
uch denser than lead. We know from studying star spectra that they are rare 2006 Page #7  
ut crash retrievals by finding and studying physical evidence at crash site 2006 Page #71  
visiting the crash sites today and studying the remaining physical evidence 2006 Page #72  
cess panels that I recognized from studying photos of the vehicle. On the i 2006 Page #80  
ned a group of civilians who were "studying the craft" and "taking pictures 2006 Page #86  
The facilities designed for safely studying pathogens include increasingly  2006 Page #105  
 About? ■ U-s aboul making UFOs. ■ Studying alien bodies; conduding biolech 2007 Page #54  
the "leaked" documents I have been studying; Second, a treatment of linguis 2008 Page #104  
erica and the Nazis can be seen by studying the Rockefeller-owned Chase Nat 2008 Page #128  
 physicist Stanton Friedman, after studying Menzel's unpublished biography  2008 Page #133  
 by Dr. Vannevar Bush was secretly studying the technologies associated wit 2009 Page #36  
 American military authorities are studying. Half a mile radius is the gene 2009 Page #158  

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ston Churchill “What does all this stuff about flying saucers amount to? Wh 2003 Page #5  
 situation was much different. The stuff that came out during the second se 2003 Page #144  
 back to idle and drifted into the stuff. The light on the wheel house play 2004 Page #39  
 no choice but to sail through the stuff. Lawrence remembers it as smelling 2004 Page #39  
 up through it. In no way did this stuff resemble ordinary sea foam, the fi 2004 Page #39  
stuck to them, but even though the stuff looked like tape, it could not be  2004 Page #137  
He said he was never told what the stuff actually was, and he never saw it. 2004 Page #142  
herent, definite and credible. The stuff was so strange, he insisted, that  2004 Page #143  
 very small bits and pieces of the stuff while riding the range, years afte 2004 Page #143  
. When he bragged that he had this stuff in a bar in Corona one day, it was 2004 Page #143  
lection — it's this — it's unknown stuff. I asked Emenegger if he thought P 2004 Page #184  
ot of discussion about — there was stuff in the vault that he wanted to get 2004 Page #192  
ing, no fancy computer enhancement stuff—nothing but brightness and contras 2004 Page #227  
but you have some really important stuff that is creating a lot of tension  2004 Page #249  
or researchers to obtain the "good stuff." Even so, most UFO documents rele 2005 Page #74  
 analysis of reports • Pretty safe stuff. Part 1 — History of Leaks • Leaks 2006 Page #25  
al UFO Crash Retrieval Conference "STUFF" The Navy's Version ..414 woe v... 2006 Page #39  
th markings on it and all kinds of stuff. I said, Dad, what's that?" He was 2006 Page #155  
 He was picking out this hair-like stuff. I said, 'Dad, what is this? What  2006 Page #155  
ere not fakes. These were the real stuff. I was overwhelmed." Slide 33: Whi 2006 Page #159  
e had an abiding interest in space stuff. I recall as a young boy standing  2006 Page #182  
starts in 222 B.C.; ships dropping stuff, taking people-see Fort next BOOK  2007 Page #44  
g, athletics and trampolinin g and stuff. M\Xl: Diel you win any prizes. GM 2007 Page #79  
es of things do you like, Romantic stuff? GM: Definitely not romantic stuff 2007 Page #81  
stuff? GM: Definitely not romantic stuff. Although having said that I have  2007 Page #81  
e and he had run off with a lot of stuff from the company in some form of d 2007 Page #83  
 the company and l was looking for stuff then. M\XI: Did you stay a BUFORA  2007 Page #84  
 a 386 PC. 1\1\Xl: Was any of this stuff back in those days illicit? GM: No 2007 Page #84  
s checking out publicly accessible stuff. I remember seeing some documents  2007 Page #84  
 I thought crikey this free energy stuff is amazmg. MW: Are you familiar wi 2007 Page #86  
A does military casks like putting stuff in space. So was the NASA sire mil 2007 Page #87  
e military or public. GM: The NASA stuff was public and some of the other s 2007 Page #87  
f was public and some of the other stuff was military. M\X/: \Xlould honeyp 2007 Page #87  
 lighting and thunder and all that stuff. But this particular day there was 2007 Page #122  
t made corn dogs and ice cream and stuff. ivly mom was trying to get our mi 2007 Page #124  
den we heard a lot of aircraft and stuff coming out of that small airport.  2007 Page #125  
even get mail." I remember hearing stuff like that. We still had our dads w 2007 Page #126  
 amazing is that they got alJ that stuff together so quickly. lc's almost l 2007 Page #171  
of course and there's some amazing stuff in amongst the mass of more routin 2008 Page #68  
30, 1980). So, I do know there was stuff going on afterwards and there were 2009 Page #79  

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usually they say they "plowed this stuff' and "put the fire out here" and " 2007 Page #125  

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s premier manufacturers of quaLity stuffed animals, and the addition of a n 2007 Page #64  

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an evolution in a whole new light, stumble along arguing with each other wh 2006 Page #182  
here's no way you could innocently stumble upon it. MW: Do playpen type mac 2007 Page #88  

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 would come to realize that he had stumbled onto something that was much, m 2003 Page #141  
curity work. Perhaps Bennewitz had stumbled onto something important, and i 2003 Page #145  
same time a group of archeologists stumbled upon it. There were bodies of s 2004 Page #135  
llection of Marcel, and now we had stumbled on the fact the Marcel pictures 2004 Page #234  
elopment programs, and apparent.ly stumbled somehow into the alien-related  2005 Page #81  
945 when, they say, they literaLiy stumbled across the remains of what they 2005 Page #153  
 Mt. Ararat, Turkey, inadvertently stumbled across what some believe may ha 2007 Page #137  

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e are still a few old growth cedar stumps over six feet in diameter. A cent 2008 Page #52  

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friendly greetings , A. Einstein." Stung, Reich wrote back imploring Einste 2005 Page #92  

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swell Air Base, and there was this stunned blank look on my face. I had no  2003 Page #201  
 The Braxton County Monster, I was stunned by the clarity and certainty, to 2004 Page #130  

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Roswell crash events. Yet the most stunning evidence for pre-Roswell events 2003 Page #25  
recise. Although there is no clear stunning match with Charlette's story, t 2003 Page #37  
nt's documentary on UFOs about the stunning interaction at Holloman Air For 2004 Page #182  
iles by both the US and USSR. In a stunning speech before the United Nation 2009 Page #40  
carved the mesa eons ago. Visually stunning , both then and now, Mormon Mes 2009 Page #54  

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"What — Are you nuts? You can't be stupid enough to believe that we are the 2004 Page #181  
e to claim that the proponents are stupid or disinformation specialists? Th 2006 Page #12  
wers. We know that we aren't just "stupid guilty sinners" whose only hope r 2006 Page #182  
in Scottish accent) "It's your own stupid fault kjd!" (Laughs) i'vI\Xl: Can 2007 Page #92  

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ns. I am convinced that, unless we stupidly destroy ourselves, there will b 2006 Page #6  
say, we are the foolish outsiders, stupidly tilting at ethereal windmills,  2006 Page #181  

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kon ■ Clo• A,Utioa. !:a, oumta ■ A Stur:p H•••t 138 ■ S~ ld u,d Tb, Photo,  2009 Page #144  

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ni\ersity astrophysicist Dr. Peter Sturrock, and at Orsay University and ot 2007 Page #195  

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ults, readers should consult Prof. Sturrock's exceUent report, "Composition 2007 Page #195  

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 the time, Reich wrote: "I had not sturued anytlung 92                      2005 Page #94  
 Some of the systems that would be sturued include: the energy or fuel the  2005 Page #162  
ructure of the spacecraft would be sturued. If the aLiens were found wearin 2005 Page #162  

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he basis for modern scientific UFO sturues. Reich's writings inrucate he wa 2005 Page #94  

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hildren, studied under Dr. Hermann Stutte, who received his doctorate from  2008 Page #140  

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ount of the crash was printed in a Stuttgart newspaper, the Stuttgart Tageb 2004 Page #13  
nted in a Stuttgart newspaper, the Stuttgart Tageblatt. A translation of th 2004 Page #13  

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cipated in the investigation." The Stuttgarter Tageblatt had still more dat 2004 Page #13  

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ssiles which evolved from the 1945 STV to the 1951 Terrier to the 1958 Tabs 2004 Page #66  

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S.L SC"-lt:C4.!..tu•fi SCAM J..Cit stvr•Al.. 1Jo1J~uns eero,.r ,;,.v:Nt', r 2009 Page #116  

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nceton archives. Even the language style of this draft and other 23         2003 Page #27  
d not conform to go* ci □ men tn I style. the paper* earned no top secret r 2003 Page #135  
professionally. However, the USGPO Style Manual only THE APRIL 1954 SOM1-01 2003 Page #172  
ing and italicization noted in the Style Manual and confirmed by comparison 2003 Page #173  
cs to identify the precise writing style of one individual. This would seem 2003 Page #178  
 instructions provided in the 1953 Style Manual for the USG Printing Office 2003 Page #181  
MarginsQ One space after period 31 Style for references ~j Italicized date  2003 Page #182  
ed format instructions as in USGPO Style Manual “WHERE IS THE DOCUMENT CONT 2003 Page #182  
n O See similar documents; follows style In 1953 USGPO Style Manual with fi 2003 Page #186  
ments; follows style In 1953 USGPO Style Manual with fidelity O Security le 2003 Page #186  
. Besides the laconic type grammar style of both directives, "In making you 2003 Page #206  
ll be relayed. One afternoon Chris Style, a bachelor, was at a Laundromat i 2004 Page #43  
 he encountered three Foo-Fighter- style objects flying perilously close to 2004 Page #108  
ram • Extremely Dynamic Management Style • Headed All Aspects of USSR Space 2004 Page #160  
 were taken in a totally different style of film-holder from the Ramey shot 2004 Page #234  
 this is used to differentiate the style of ribbon that was used to create  2004 Page #250  
l photograph s on old photographic style paper and they ·were not cut and p 2005 Page #67  
own to be consistent with the 1953 style manual that guided printing in all 2005 Page #129  
ography aspects such as typewriter style, typesetting, laser printing, phot 2005 Page #136  
 spelling, punctuation and writing style, employing sophisticated computer  2005 Page #136  
well as hand analysis, to pinpoint style markers that uniquely define autho 2005 Page #136  
f the windows from the hangar, the style of hangar that it was. (On a riser 2006 Page #158  
 memo to the conferees , where his style is different in two ways: first, h 2009 Page #11  
se was to not use the hoaxer's own style so as to avoid recognition , and t 2009 Page #13  
ce. In part, this was due to a new style of linking extraterrestrial scient 2009 Page #19  

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e Shag Harbor investigation, Chris Styles had been doing an exhaustive sear 2004 Page #42  
ook of mine and my co-author Chris Styles, suffice it to say that should it 2004 Page #43  
diving off Government Point. Chris Styles wished at the time that he had be 2004 Page #43  
date. Once more we return to Chris Styles who after these two instances run 2004 Page #44  
or example, type face, the writing styles, and a host of other aspects of t 2004 Page #221  
ey could have had a mix of the two styles. But a further discrepancy can al 2004 Page #234  
tten on them, but in two different styles and hands—the Ramey's in one the  2004 Page #235  

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ve Is not wholly clear" ■ Forensic stylistics preliminarily support FDR as  2003 Page #26  

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 white, the other featuring highly stylized color illustrations. While the  2009 Page #137  

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y smart computer. Some of the more stylometric quantities that use number o 2008 Page #106  

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e. Other techniques use linguistic stylometrics , which in general is less  2008 Page #106  

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t lup. aLeMs.1 orNrS61,14 ISRIcets stymie PSTIT1091 TO DO OUT 1,1121002' Sa 2004 Page #20  

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DER SIDE 78 (:, -C, W -.,) -:1 Q L St~ven R LaPlume 1O-20-20C•9 0 From wher 2009 Page #84  

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ed "INTERPLANETARY PHENOMENON UNIT SU:M.1.\1ARY: INTELLIGENCE ASSESSi\1ENT. 2005 Page #125  
W chior et Edoseds Ai 0 Orel Sr.", Su,l a veradu . liFT. teparently worked  2006 Page #30  
d? ■ "If the United Nations were a su pra-na'i:iona I organization ... " (Q 2008 Page #119  
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tO OtG"--.S A!.O~SJ:E TE 111~\SC:, SU;, n,fN S"TTCl 'TC "Tir 01Hilt 51::E • 2009 Page #117  
S "-...l 01!."' tt-tf Co.JNT .. ': SU":, lltto r-... ,:....,~.!.::,, , e,r. 2009 Page #122  
;1 :i.nytntnc 10 lo v.·lll: tho cu.su:iJol I.he $'.J~tgic A1r l"Orcc, cJLed 2009 Page #182  
oday, Pro~. Leech r :11 Id he wns "su:-p:r!::::!d" to hcor tha! I ri Lendon 2009 Page #183  

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near airfield: commander scrambles SU- 22 aircraft to intercept. Pilot fire 2006 Page #28  

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 PAGE TOP SECRET / MAJIC EYES ONLY SU-12 GROUP OFS'AC OPERATIONS OFFICER Rr 2003 Page #172  

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UFO out-runs him. Second sighting: SU-22 scrambled, vehicle again out-run t 2006 Page #28  

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 Reverse Engineering USSR • Sukhoi Su-37 Zolotoy Berkut • Forward Swept/ Ca 2004 Page #164  

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~ 1: Global Strangeness, 1973-1975 Su1c::ent b7 French Me1:1t:: of Ccfoue • 2009 Page #141  

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ivers' air hoses break the water's suace in two different places. • Questio 2006 Page #190  

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erican military's .first test of a suace-to-air missile strike against an u 2004 Page #67  

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         The Encylopedia of Flying Suacers by Vernon Bowen Dr. Robert M. Wo 2007 Page #42  

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d the Diane claim that the bubbles suacing from the two divers' air hoses b 2006 Page #190  

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the coast, one of them a U.S. Navy sub. The next day in the Saturday editio 2004 Page #41  
om the area to intercept a Russian sub that had violated the 12 mile 40     2004 Page #43  
ic entity but to those agencies or sub organizational units, named or unnam 2009 Page #154  

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 Cordell Hull had taken him to the sub-basement of the Capitol building dur 2003 Page #190  
ft and pickled alien bodies in the sub-basement of the U.S. capitol. Despit 2004 Page #84  

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ne sagging landing gear strut (see sub-heading Large Disc). Jack ·was also  2007 Page #95  

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 facrors, as well as other related sub-questions , weave their way into a s 2005 Page #135  

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icated spacecraft consists of many sub-systems integrated through , arious  2005 Page #161  

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r magnetic resonance occurs at the subatomic level under certain conditions 2003 Page #111  
sumed that particle dualism in the subatomic structure of gravity would coi 2005 Page #171  

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 www majesticdocuments com Special Subcommittee On High Altitude Earth Sate 2003 Page #157  
 appointed a member of the Special Subcommittee on High Altitude Earth Sate 2003 Page #157  
s for all DoD agencies: the 54/l 2 subcommittee of the National Security Co 2008 Page #111  
 to MJ, e)(Cept: ■ 54/12 is an NSC subcommittee ■ SCEO is Special Classifie 2008 Page #121  

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nference Laboratories, our primary subcontractor, as well as James Black —  2004 Page #243  

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elligence world and the ufological subculture. 38                           2003 Page #42  

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mented by RCMP divers from Halifax Subdivision. Four Divers from the Fleet  2004 Page #41  

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and right, today are attempting to subdue the American population through a 2008 Page #145  

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other eyewitnesses were chemically subdued and taken against their will to  2004 Page #48  
his involvement, he was chemically subdued, then forcibly taken from in fro 2004 Page #51  

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 best regards. Sincerely, 1 Incl.: Subj Report mceexp-y14 1.,ISD 2 8 011-,A 2004 Page #18  

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est possible enlightenment on this subject. ” Letter sent as a congressmen  2003 Page #6  
 flying objects are a very serious subject which we must study fully. We ap 2003 Page #12  
tter is the most highly classified subject in the United States government, 2003 Page #12  
ze that he had lost control of the subject. ” Source: Interview with CSETI, 2003 Page #16  
already very interested in the UFO subject. I had been frequenting the loca 2003 Page #54  
ion they had on this controversial subject. I had tuned into KDKA radio tha 2003 Page #54  
ars on everyone he meets with, the subject of their conversations and the c 2003 Page #86  
ng in Washington State becomes the subject of international press coverage  2003 Page #86  
r, Central Intelligence Group. The subject of the memo is "Examination of U 2003 Page #87  
annevar Bush that day and that the subject of the meeting is not noted. On  2003 Page #88  
h SECRET and above reports on this subject, the Secretary of Defense would  2003 Page #88  
based on past conversations on the subject (of a Roswell crash) with Granda 2003 Page #100  
CRET • EYES OSLY COPY ONE OP ONE . SUBJECT: OPERATION KAJESTIC-12 PRELIMINA 2003 Page #132  
arbored a keen interest in the UFO subject. Many UFO researchers are intere 2003 Page #141  
 paranoid began to look on the UFO subject as something that could be usefu 2003 Page #141  
 about when he tried to broach the subject of the shooting, hovering things 2003 Page #144  
re completely unrelated to the UFO subject, in exchange for secret UFO-rela 2003 Page #146  
ers exist - Most highly classified subject higher than H-Bomb - Dr. Van Bus 2003 Page #161  
e secrecy in every way— “...entire subject to be a matter of the very highe 2003 Page #172  
eer, so I know something about the subject. Although a dish radar puts out  2003 Page #183  
ortant to see what he knows on the subject, or at least what statements or  2003 Page #189  
esident might have known about the subject of crashed saucers. These few ex 2003 Page #189  
e he knew I was interested in this subject matter, that this place also had 2003 Page #194  
tes directly to the crashed saucer subject being discussed here today. Cart 2003 Page #196  
hing official dealing with the UFO subject, defined by the question of whet 2003 Page #202  
 have you ever been briefed on the subject of UFOs, and if you have when wa 2003 Page #202  
y: Um...I have not come across the subject since I've been back - I guess i 2003 Page #202  
ey however clearly stated that the subject was "probably classified." If it 2003 Page #202  
cret, Memorandum to the President, Subject: Mission of General Wedemeyer to 2003 Page #211  
aid nay bo sad* available shall ba subject to tbs supervi- oioa ©f represen 2003 Page #213  
TE I have carefully considered the subject ?;hich you discussed privately w 2003 Page #222  
ich may be made available shall be subject to the supervision of representa 2003 Page #225  
S/Vfl MEMORANDUM FOR THE PRESIDENT Subject i Mission or General Nedoneyer t 2003 Page #228  
NDUM FOR MR, LOVETT : 'x EftSfflLY SUBJECT : CHINA 4 'For some time I have  2003 Page #230  
es continued local interest in the subject of UFOs. The second report, also 2004 Page #6  
es a high level of interest in the subject of UFOs, and presages future rep 2004 Page #7  
s Russian media article on the UFO subject. Contained within the article, I 2004 Page #14  
er of positive comments on the UFO subject. For example, in November 1961,  2004 Page #14  
igh level of local interaet in the subject of Unte$ and preeages future rep 2004 Page #19  
 Left At East Gate. He is also the subject of a separate fifteen page inter 2004 Page #50  
news story was news again, and the subject of headlines and coverage all ar 2004 Page #58  
 said: "I discovered a file on the subject of an alien craft and its dead o 2004 Page #74  
ust 27, 1989, Portland, Oregon The subject was so sensitive, he told me, be 2004 Page #79  
rolled the secrecy surrounding the subject. Many of the main men who were i 2004 Page #84  
Earth. WBS: I understand the whole subject of saucers is classified. RIS: Y 2004 Page #91  
, it is the most highly classified subject in the U.S. government at the pr 2004 Page #91  
l. I interviewed James on the same subject and he confirmed the fact that W 2004 Page #96  
tended the meeting concerning that subject matter; why do you want to know  2004 Page #98  
rnment secrecy that surrounded the subject. On one occasion, for example, h 2004 Page #99  
et across the fact that "This is a subject I don't talk about." He would tr 2004 Page #99  
 agreed to interview Walker on the subject. Surprisingly, Walker confirmed  2004 Page #100  
ore discussion of a most important subject — the UFOs." Lundahl played some 2004 Page #101  
or and disseminator of data on the subject of UFO crash-retrievals. Born on 2004 Page #106  
on with the QDs that have been the subject of my other presentations. The f 2004 Page #117  
e, the trepidation towards the UFO subject expressed by Colonel Hector Quin 2004 Page #178  
 position of the government on the subject. "Continuation of the Project,"  2004 Page #178  
that Nixon was fascinated with the subject of UFOs. We have the famous stor 2004 Page #180  
oncerned about you bringing up the subject of UFOs. He said when people lik 2004 Page #183  
ld me that he was a skeptic on the subject of UFOs and he was surprised at  2004 Page #183  
HE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA ON THE SUBJECT OF UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL VEHICLES. 2004 Page #193  
llary had a strong interest in the subject. Some examples are: • Webster Hu 2004 Page #196  
not have been fully briefed on the subject. According to a remark quoted to 2004 Page #197  
minutes a month thinking about the subject. I change my opinion often on th 2004 Page #197  
. I change my opinion often on the subject of presidential UFO knowledge. W 2004 Page #197  
nesses and lecturing widely on the subject to professional societies. • His 2004 Page #209  
in each case I have approached the subject as objectively as possible, with 2004 Page #214  
tes: "In the likely event that the subject to unidentified flying objects o 2004 Page #252  
unconventional aerial weapons is a subject matter under discussion with the 2004 Page #252  
 the reason(s) for bringing up the subject. A standard response should be s 2004 Page #252  
 suggest or by inference, that the subject is classified as a national secu 2004 Page #252  
arose and brought up the legendary subject of recovered alien UFOs and occu 2005 Page #43  
lative did not wish to discuss the subject." While conducting research into 2005 Page #44  
s of official secrec~· envelop the subject. Ordinary people are being kept  2005 Page #73  
es that would truly have made this subject challenge official dogma. Roswel 2005 Page #76  
of the best books available on the subject at the time, F/ying Sa11cers fro 2005 Page #94  
rgy, Wilhelm Reich and UFOs on the subject: I knew practically nothing abou 2005 Page #95  
e that his activities might be the subject of their special attention. If t 2005 Page #96  
repeat. Weather modification was a subject of genuine interest ro a number  2005 Page #99  
merity to work toward bringing the subject of serious UFO studies to the Am 2005 Page #99  
 the USA, among other works on the subject, the basics are as follows. The  2005 Page #101  
best contemporary knowledge on the subject? Many of them do, and are virtua 2005 Page #104  
ose who still hold that the entire subject of UFOs is nonsense will be sore 2005 Page #119  
 presidents have weighed in on the subject. "One thing's for sure," stated  2005 Page #119  
talking heads are not addressing a subject, it must not ex.ist. One person  2005 Page #119  
hat exists in public domain on the subject. At present, GHQ has no further  2005 Page #123  
1954, this top secret memo notes: "SUBJECT: NSC/l\1] -12 Special Studies Pr 2005 Page #126  
ument emphasizes: "M]-12 takes the subject of UFOBS, Extraterrestrial Techn 2005 Page #128  
seriously and considers the entire subject to be a matter of the highest na 2005 Page #128  
om of Information Act Request; its subject is "Current Status of Unidentifi 2005 Page #128  
tter is the most highly classified subject in the United States Government, 2005 Page #128  
weapons" refers to atomic energy-a subject closely associated with UFOs, si 2005 Page #130  
 by officials discrediting the UFO subject, as advised in the SOM1-01 manua 2005 Page #132  
 of the rustory of the crashed UFO subject reveals a number of cases that c 2005 Page #132  
ly rud know a great deal about the subject. However, according to witnesses 2005 Page #133  
r and ilissemjnaror of data on the subject of UFO crash-retrievals. Born on 2005 Page #138  
l as an author and lecturer on the subject. In order to keep the research i 2005 Page #146  
ngs. Having an interest in the UFO subject, he happened across my book with 2005 Page #149  
ientific analysis and is still the subject of additional, planned studies.  2005 Page #157  
d to date. Alien astronautics is a subject predicated on the existence of i 2005 Page #161  
cordjng to the letter of repl) the subject of UFOs was classified permanent 2005 Page #164  
 emphasize the minefield that trus subject presents to those who are trying 2005 Page #168  
 are alien spacecraft and that the subject of flying saucers represents a k 2006 Page #4  
hearing me talk. I can think of no subject more important to the future for 2006 Page #13  
 Group projects leaves individuals subject to manipulation by MJ-12 Group.  2006 Page #24  
 attended meetings concerning that subject maser ' Regarding details about  2006 Page #27  
t have been possible. Although the subject matter of the Sessions might see 2006 Page #49  
ts claimed no knowledge of the UFO subject. To the fullest extent possible, 2006 Page #49  
ful night in question has been the subject of several books, intense contro 2006 Page #119  
y we got talking and got on to the subject of UFOs and he said to me: 'Oh,  2006 Page #127  
lp when it came to researching the subject matter - as he stated in the Ack 2006 Page #131  
land of December 1980 has been the subject of half a dozen books, and is co 2006 Page #132  
ident" on Unsolved Mysteries - the subject of E.T.s came up. We were just t 2006 Page #161  
ll. The log says nothing about the subject of any phone call. Hence all one 2006 Page #167  
Island Incident: A Watery Roswell? SUBJECT: Air Alert - 1030 Hours, 6 Decem 2006 Page #170  
mation but he never brought up the subject again! The therapist continued h 2006 Page #206  
ully -and all other writers on the subject of saucers -counter espionage ag 2007 Page #48  
decades now, alien and UFO-related subject matter ha\ e proven themselves c 2007 Page #59  
n meets the eye? I approached this subject with the same attitude I would t 2007 Page #59  
extraterrestriality, demeaning the subject co one degree or another at ever 2007 Page #59  
nd a strong public interest in the subject. Another ad is accompanied by wh 2007 Page #60  
reminds the reader that the actual subject of UFOs is silly-by-associacion  2007 Page #67  
are of dates back to 1976 when the subject was hardly a blip on the radar o 2007 Page #71  
 know if he had an interest in the subject. Perhaps the EBEs idea originate 2007 Page #76  
ce conflict: I'm fascinated by the subject but can't alJow myself to take i 2007 Page #77  
g anything on television about the subject. It must have been my step dad's 2007 Page #80  
cause he knew a lot more about the subject than I did he \Vas my guru so to 2007 Page #84  
s had the closest links co the UFO subject. :.M\X/: Yeah I think hacker lor 2007 Page #89  
rom an expert witness that the UFO subject is taken very seriously from a g 2007 Page #91  
nd-a-half page article witrun. The subject was Vintage, Historical or Exper 2007 Page #94  
50s and 1960s, who was herself the subject of a 167-page FBJ file. Accordin 2007 Page #135  
revealed that the document was the subject of an investigation that was bei 2007 Page #135  
\ ed. Monroe would also become rhe subject of FBI files that, col.lectively 2007 Page #137  
maly has reportedl y also been the subject of deep interest to people conne 2007 Page #138  
of years ago and that has been the subject of a specific, clandestine inves 2007 Page #138  
es continued local interest in the subject of UFOs." The second report, als 2007 Page #140  
es a high Jevel of interest in the subject of UFOs, and presages future rep 2007 Page #140  
tents make for intriguing reading: Subject: Moon Dust. This office has trie 2007 Page #142  
e Book and Blue Fly. That the main subject of the document appears to be th 2007 Page #143  
                                   SUBJECT: Collec1ions Rrqu!remcnt (er) :' 2007 Page #175  
 intriguing crash retrieval is the subject of a June 2007 book titled Mexic 2007 Page #184  
l security considerations that the subject provokes, too, can somehow be ju 2008 Page #37  
aining the secrecy surrounding the subject did not insult us, the people, b 2008 Page #38  
ent community to openly debate the subject of UFOs. This prompted my fellow 2008 Page #42  
 or learned from others about this subject. Outside of the law enforcement  2008 Page #42  
eated by several officers when the subject of UFOs arose. All of the accoun 2008 Page #42  
ys after her husband had died. The subject of the Crash came up and she lea 2008 Page #45  
d in the US and elsewhere) and the subject enjoyed extensive media coverage 2008 Page #62  
lease. Prior to that, files on the subject had been reviewed 5 years after  2008 Page #62  
relating to UFOs than on any other subject, including the war in Iraq or Af 2008 Page #62  
iling with how the MoD handles the subject when raised in parliament and in 2008 Page #63  
d illustrates the appeal that this subject has with the media. The British  2008 Page #65  
 should make efforts to ensure the subject was taken more seriously within  2008 Page #66  
will attempt to disengage from the subject altogether, as the United States 2008 Page #68  
uests relating to UFOs ( or on any subject, for that matter) may get to see 2008 Page #68  
ake a valuable contribution to the subject, but an experienced journalist w 2008 Page #69  
erhead to the Royal Air Force. The subject is "Unexplained Lights." His dat 2008 Page #93  
hts. Time travel is also a serious subject in modem physics. Mathematical t 2008 Page #95  
e of the memo on slide 39 puts the subject and question in context. One sho 2008 Page #110  
 evidence is mounting that the UFO subject is at the very heart of the most 2008 Page #112  
nat iona: law a celestial body not subject co the sovereignty of any state  2008 Page #113  
chronologically , they are: Number Subject and content Date words Prospects 2009 Page #10  
 also not what he wrote about this subject, although I am somewhat less con 2009 Page #13  
EM Air space is that part of space subject to the sovereignty of UFOs. 1. T 2009 Page #14  
 above the territory of a state is subject to the sovereignty ofUFO's. (b)  2009 Page #14  
lligence agencies. It has been the subject of great controversy; and has be 2009 Page #14  
h in this field. Nonetheless , the subject is far too important to be left  2009 Page #24  
en a number of publications on the subject during the l 950's and l 960's,  2009 Page #24  
 this and on my own writing on the subject. Included are George S. Pattee's 2009 Page #24  
LLIGENCE EYES ONLY PROJECT JEHOVAH SUBJECT: NATIONAL SECUIRTY AGENCY CODE B 2009 Page #26  
ions Plan of June 16, 1953, on the subject of instruction s for the expendi 2009 Page #27  
ous Authoriz.ing Commanders on the subject to ensure that all are of one mi 2009 Page #28  
med on the _physics related to the subject. Perhaps the annual Quantico con 2009 Page #28  
d Heard removed his chapter on the subject from the US edition of his 1950  2009 Page #30  
tter is the most highly classified subject in the United States government, 2009 Page #36  
ector, Central Intelligence Agency Subject: Review of MJ-12 Intelligence Op 2009 Page #37  
 No. 271 on November 12, 1963. The subject header was "Cooperation with the 2009 Page #40  
e same day, November 12, 1963, the subject header of the file was: "Classif 2009 Page #41  
lative did not wish to discuss the subject. Don Schmitt's Source While cond 2009 Page #51  
ory as she knew it. Aside from the subject of UFO's, June related detailed  2009 Page #89  
imprisoned if they spoke about the subject again. 84                        2009 Page #90  
er the country and interest in the subject grew nationwide. Investigations  2009 Page #136  
 with a particular interest in the subject, and an American of Russian 131  2009 Page #137  
 who suddenly took interest in the subject of UFOs as potential Soviet agen 2009 Page #177  
1947 from E.G. Fitch to D.M. Ladd, Subject: Flying Disks where: Special Age 2009 Page #178  
er, that story will have to be the subject of a different paper as it far t 2009 Page #179  

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ad"s last name • Computer check on subject's name 187 ..                    2009 Page #193  

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ic experts believe object has been subjected to high heat or an explosion.  2003 Page #47  
 the base where they were held and subjected to mind-altering efforts. Larr 2004 Page #48  
time, he and other eyewitness were subjected to a series of procedures that 2004 Page #51  
ontrols for hands • Materials were subjected to intensive analysis lasting  2004 Page #168  
 14 • "The body of a person may be subjected \\'ithout d:mger to electrical 2005 Page #16  
ca and Jose Padilla has since been subjected to independent scientific anal 2005 Page #157  
. It apparently does not melt when subjected to the 2000-degree flame from  2005 Page #158  
. Basically, the Tabe samples were subjected to high temperatures and to va 2007 Page #200  
trieved by the witnesses and later subjected to open scientific analysis. F 2007 Page #201  
ng home from Canada when they were subjected to a terrifying experience , w 2008 Page #35  
trist and neurologist. Having been subjected to time-regression hypnosis ,  2008 Page #35  
aken them on-board their craft and subjected them to a variety of physical  2008 Page #35  

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e "best read (admittedly, a highly subjective effort) we read: "****ecovery 2004 Page #230  
rule our what he described as "the subjective element." It was toward the e 2005 Page #91  
 There was for Reich the distinct, subjective impression of a struggle. It  2005 Page #96  
a wide range of subjects. It was a subjective business and I've done it mys 2008 Page #62  

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an helped brief Eisenhower on many subjects he would need to govern. One of 2003 Page #191  
 1947 MEMORANDUM FOR THE PRESIDENT Subjects Mission, of General Wedemeyer t 2003 Page #224  
 the like. As a side note to these subjects, the officials also made a requ 2004 Page #181  
ou hadn't done so well at academic subjects. You weren't interested in subj 2007 Page #80  
ubjects. You weren't interested in subjects so much? GM: Well I joined the  2007 Page #80  
i. 1 do like a lot of book on real subjects. 1 am a real admirer of the mil 2007 Page #81  
de all the time on a wide range of subjects. It was a subjective business a 2008 Page #62  
 a vast range of other fascinating subjects including MoD's 2001 remote vie 2008 Page #62  
 40s and deep in discussion on the subjects of "aerial phenomena," "green f 2009 Page #9  

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n 130 reports on Project Paperclip subjects-and every one "had been changed 2008 Page #137  

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10 Btrildin&s, torcrrii • w, 0. 2. Subjeots Wils.Cgro &dial Vozwarded 'rxer 2004 Page #25  

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e as effective as the atom bomb in subjugating Japan. Wondering who Leech w 2009 Page #157  

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ial for the extermination or total subjugation of the human species. Appare 2006 Page #67  
 effective as the atom bomb in the subjugation of Japan," the New Zealand H 2009 Page #159  
 effective as the atom bomb in the subjugation of Japan." "Without discount 2009 Page #172  

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Of atomic eno.rgy I : lJomb In tne subju~11tior. o( Jap-production. Howc,·e 2009 Page #182  

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lution it seems would be this one: subm:t an agreement providing for the pe 2008 Page #113  

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ed. " The soldiers were armed with submachine guns and side arms. The man w 2008 Page #45  

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ld have been sent from the nuclear submarin e base at Bangor near Bremerton 2008 Page #60  

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rth, for example a subterranean or submarine habitat? Is it from a differen 2006 Page #53  
ating certain problems relating to submarine warfare, and Professor T.D.J.  2009 Page #164  
gating cenain problems relating to submarine warfare, and Professor T.D.J.  2009 Page #169  

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erson also wondered why there were submarines off the coast, one of them a  2004 Page #41  
ld Nickerson's observation of some submarines off the coast. Were they look 2004 Page #42  
a, in less than 17 hours... Nudear submarines circumnavigate the globe with 2006 Page #6  
 mining to us, so we build nuclear submarines to stay in the depths of the  2006 Page #7  
lsion • Communications • "Stealth" Submarines • Surveillance Satellites • " 2006 Page #40  

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ped with instrumentation to detect submeiged UFOs. Southwest retrieval in 1 2006 Page #26  

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e leaking from the fuel tanks of a submerged aircraft, or barring that perh 2004 Page #40  
on number three was: 3. The object submerged, still under intelligent contr 2004 Page #42  
the time. At that time the alleged submerged UFOs lifted off the bottom and 2004 Page #44  
 in the water for so long after it submerged? Was it venting something as i 2006 Page #192  
942, that blasting operations upon submerged coral formations occasionally  2009 Page #164  
942, that blasting operations upon submerged coral formations occasionally  2009 Page #169  
the study of the effects of firing submerged charges; and with the exceptio 2009 Page #170  

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e's story. In fact, Crisman's life submerges into a murky trail of fudged a 2003 Page #41  

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ion within a very short time after submerging in water. It was surprising t 2003 Page #112  

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uman asks the Army and the Navy to submit plans for a unification of the fo 2003 Page #86  
g ago that we can't catch them." I submit here that this fact was a primary 2003 Page #89  
se work in biophysics, but did not submit his final thesis. From 1970 to 19 2003 Page #111  
ties which we cannot allow. Please submit your views no later than October. 2004 Page #251  
in that it is, then I respectfully submit that the truth about Dr. Reich's  2005 Page #88  
ties which we cannot allow. Please submit your views no later than October. 2009 Page #39  

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 our professional opinion based on submitte d data that his situation is ex 2008 Page #114  

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 la Xpanish b2 ON? It PeY norm has submitted to the p expresses It.s camera 2004 Page #20  
R, AND ONE MINISTER, AND THEY RAVE SUBMITTED TO US A REPORT, WEICE IS VERY, 2004 Page #24  
per, and three reports from others submitted by Tim. These should have been 2004 Page #115  
en manuscript. This manuscript was submitted to Project Blue Book around 19 2004 Page #244  
s" there is a sentence that reads "Submitted to project Blue Book 1954 uncl 2004 Page #245  
raterrestrial Reverse Engineering. Submitted for publication. ■ Hamilton, W 2005 Page #12  
search. When a second CIA FOIA was submitted, the reply excluded the l\1]-1 2005 Page #126  
y mission, divers Walker and Burke submitted signOcantly divergent descript 2006 Page #190  
 ... _ --· ··--............ .... ■ Submitted to Blue Book in ""./: .... 196 2007 Page #43  
ALL POINT ■ Ben's note (p. 188) ■ "Submitted to Project Blue Book" (p. 189) 2007 Page #47  
n 1954" = post-1961 ball point ink SUBMITTED TO BLUE BOOK? '5 ~ ..... c-:"' 2007 Page #47  
trie\ ed by the wimesses and lacer submitted ro a batte1-y of rests by vari 2007 Page #193  
ude." He elaborates further: "They submitted a 2-3 page report which went u 2008 Page #33  
IDE# 16 Later on, Airman Burroughs submitted a hand-written statement about 2008 Page #79  
nown authors on the basis of their submitted works. The number shown is ess 2008 Page #108  
intentionally scorched . In 2000 I submitted some of the original questione 2008 Page #109  
 proposals for implementation were submitted to and approved by the War Cab 2009 Page #165  
 proposals for implementation were submitted to and approved by the War Cab 2009 Page #167  

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ggering artificial tsunamis. After submitting Project Seal's final report i 2009 Page #163  

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-~,wen t, released, question ing ■ Subn-subord inatlor--whe1her, Jr, when,  2008 Page #118  

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hat the accident investigation was subordinate 71                           2006 Page #74  
. Under fascism, the individual is subordinate to the state, usually headed 2008 Page #124  

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 from short briefings he gets from subordinates about things they think are 2003 Page #189  

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United States Army Air Forces, the subordination of the military branches t 2008 Page #25  

Word: "subpoenaed", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 of 1963. In 1968 Fred Crisman was subpoenaed by New Orleans District Attor 2003 Page #42  
at happened in 194 7. Jim Garrison subpoenaed Crisman for his role in the J 2009 Page #29  

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magazine, Premier. Harpoon Beer, a subruvision of New England's Hefeweizen  2007 Page #65  

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formed speculatio n? Personally, 1 subscribe to the latter. For the record, 2005 Page #98  
d encouraging newsstand readers to subscribe co the paper. The simple sketc 2007 Page #67  

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 was one of the largest and widely subscribed to news services, but there w 2004 Page #237  
checking, the Star Telegram itself subscribed to AP, it had four dedicated  2004 Page #237  
 four dedicated lines, but it also subscribed to another five wire services 2004 Page #237  

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l copies of Martin's book going to subscribers who underwrote the cost of h 2005 Page #105  

Word: "subscribing", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

oints, bur in the end found myself subscribing to the other. I hope this pa 2007 Page #59  
to that." Since then, when I began subscribing to all the journals availabl 2009 Page #7  
 end of the week with most already subscribing to the 'excessive freedom' r 2009 Page #139  

Word: "subsection", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

islation was buried in the 1,211th subsection of the 14th section of a batc 2006 Page #202  

Word: "subsequent", 29 instance(s) (Back to Top)

atch until that night in my motel. Subsequent tests indicate that the dried 2003 Page #49  
r life by jumping out of a window. Subsequent investigation establishes tha 2003 Page #94  
iron. Debunker Klass later wrote, "Subsequent analysis of the fragments by  2004 Page #30  
e key reasons for the shutdown and subsequent cover-up was embarrassment. F 2004 Page #88  
remaining aliens boarded and left. Subsequent interrogations of the militar 2004 Page #119  
ublished in papers nationwide. Two subsequent clues rang bells for Friedman 2004 Page #135  
el accompanied by military guard a subsequent day, as he was ushered to the 2004 Page #138  
el organization for digitizing and subsequent photo interpretation and anal 2004 Page #230  
F concerning the question at hand. Subsequent FOIA have resulted in their " 2004 Page #231  
ed by the dramatic events of 1947. Subsequent Majesticrelated activities ar 2005 Page #128  
 system leading to a collision and subsequent collision of the lead saucer  2006 Page #11  
PPD. In his book, Above Black, and subsequent interviews, Sherman revealed  2006 Page #22  
onsible for Sherman's training and subsequent covert work within the NSA we 2006 Page #22  
an intuitive communicator, nor his subsequent work as a telepathic interfac 2006 Page #22  
 initial location, Laredo, and his subsequent location, Del Rio. The EBD is 2006 Page #177  
 an apparent UFO water-landing and subsequent recovery effort. Based on pre 2006 Page #182  
h it was cold and windy during the subsequent recovery effort described bel 2006 Page #186  
ngham Bay on July 27, 1984 nor the subsequent locating and reconnoitering o 2006 Page #192  
84? What was discovered during the subsequent retrieval efforts that follow 2006 Page #194  
 to Mexico City. The explosion and subsequent fireball shook the earth for  2007 Page #186  
e adequately explained by logic or subsequent investigation [ ... ] such an 2008 Page #30  
s are not on the same positions on subsequent pages. This is a personal tra 2008 Page #110  
ed down from teacher to student to subsequent generations of child and adol 2008 Page #140  
 CIA counterintelligence. Oswald's subsequent association with a number of  2009 Page #44  
3 AM on December 26, 1980, and the subsequent 45 minutes of missing time th 2009 Page #77  
that J " paragrap 1 was. Yet again subsequent events proved June's descript 2009 Page #92  
ain and New Zealand. This caused a subsequent flurry of press speculation a 2009 Page #156  
ties were originally pessimistic . Subsequent events clearly demonstrated t 2009 Page #166  
d this deception operation and the subsequent UFO events of 1947 to try and 2009 Page #177  

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dent. The place reeked of ammonia. Subsequentl y, a police corporal approac 2005 Page #37  

Word: "subsequently", 25 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ebris and were among a large batch subsequently sent to Wright- Patterson A 2003 Page #98  
t Los Alamos Facility. Footlockers subsequently airlifted by Courier to Wri 2003 Page #107  
r 1980, and if so, what action was subsequently taken. Lord Gilbert: There  2004 Page #54  
act with AFFA. Larsen sat down and subsequently went into trace. Lundahl an 2004 Page #104  
tly out of Wright Field, Ohio, and subsequently served in Australia, the Ph 2004 Page #108  
red, transported and probably seen subsequently at WPAFB. Cover-ups in plac 2004 Page #113  
tly out of \Xlright Field, OH, and subsequently served in Australia, the Ph 2005 Page #138  
 and his coUeague were cauo-ht and subsequently "debriefed " in an extremel 2005 Page #147  
assi, e-k situation was summarized subsequently in a report, Project \'\/in 2005 Page #171  
 in a highly classified project he subsequently learned was called Project  2006 Page #16  
blished." Both Randle and Friedman subsequently distanced themselves from S 2006 Page #17  
mal training in ELINT. When he was subsequently assigned to the NSA, Sherma 2006 Page #22  
irplane's canopy, but had no luck. Subsequently, three paramedics and a Fir 2006 Page #75  
spapers. Air Force representatives subsequently confiscated the debris. Oth 2006 Page #83  
t kills everyone in the story, and subsequently, the earth's population. Th 2006 Page #102  
s-Mexico border (see map). He also subsequently recalled that shortly after 2006 Page #176  
lingham International Airport will subsequently confirm that it had no repo 2006 Page #185  
te recovery mission, an object was subsequently found on the sea floor in p 2006 Page #189  
 to jar it loose, whereupon it was subsequently swept along by the strong c 2006 Page #192  
he had to do this in his own time. Subsequently David constructed two small 2006 Page #200  
Mach 10. Torres stated that he was subsequently warned to stay silent about 2008 Page #66  
he site of the Tunguska blast, and subsequently detem1ine that the object t 2008 Page #102  
in his good German or dictated and subsequently transcribed with the only p 2008 Page #108  
 The records were, it was reported subsequently in agreement with the forec 2009 Page #166  
 The records were, it was reported subsequently , in agreement with the for 2009 Page #172  

Word: "subservient", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 support, which keep him quiet and subservient on the issue. 194            2004 Page #197  
erly free Americans into cowed and subservient members of an increasingly N 2008 Page #145  

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you would find yourself on a small subset of the network. You wouldn't be a 2007 Page #87  

Word: "subside", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ination to fear and distrust might subside. End result is uncertain. Social 2006 Page #54  
c preoccupation with the NHI might subside rather quickly. The sense of fam 2006 Page #58  

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e they reached the area. The smoke subsided quickly. The best approximate t 2003 Page #54  

Word: "subsidence", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

that dips. Now that looks like its subsidence from a tunnel that has been b 2004 Page #53  
ecause if there are three dips, of subsidence for those three tunnels, then 2004 Page #53  

Word: "subsidiaries", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

e in World War II." LG. Farben had subsidiaries , offices and representativ 2008 Page #127  
ed a virtual monopoly. I.G. Farben subsidiaries had a firm hold on the dye  2008 Page #137  

Word: "subsidiary", 11 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ever great or violent." The Marcin subsidiary that investigated gravity con 2005 Page #173  
th." Enviro-Spray Systems, Inc., a subsidiary of the Grow Group Corporation 2007 Page #62  
st of the Avro Aircraft Company (a subsidiary of Hawker Siddeley) in Malcon 2007 Page #111  
nts to Lee came from a Farben U.S. subsidiary , American LG., and moved thr 2008 Page #127  
 from 1927 to 1934. GAF remained a subsidiary of I. G. Farben. Schroeder, t 2008 Page #127  
xecutives of Standard Oil's Gem1an subsidiary were Karl Lindemann and Emil  2008 Page #128  
ckin g connections with the German subsidiary. International Business Machi 2008 Page #128  
nly through the compai1y 's German subsidiary, Deutsche Hollerith Maschinen 2008 Page #128  
 , but to a great extent through a subsidiary in Poland, Watson Business Ma 2008 Page #128  
lland American Trading Company , a subsidiary of UBC. It was through Fritz  2008 Page #129  
 General Aniline and Film (GAF), a subsidiary of l.G. Farben with 91.5 perc 2008 Page #132  

Word: "subsonic", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

light. He was scheduled to perform subsonic engine tests and gain proficien 2006 Page #73  
gnated D-21B. Because the B-52 was subsonic, a rocket booster was required  2006 Page #77  

Word: "substance", 24 instance(s) (Back to Top)

n into the bay. The second, black, substance that also came down was hot en 2003 Page #41  
el under certain conditions when a substance is placed in an external stati 2003 Page #111  
isappeared. It didn't have a solid substance to it. It was just a very pecu 2003 Page #196  
ription in Russian. Was there some substance to this report? And if so, was 2004 Page #12  
 out, a yellow, glittery and thick substance floating 3 or 4 inches thick o 2004 Page #39  
the UFO piece — and a gelatin-like substance that was found at the same tim 2004 Page #102  
here were masses of a plastic-like substance resembling bakelite. As stated 2004 Page #142  
dgehammer. There was a string-like substance that was not string and could  2004 Page #142  
 with a thick, shiny, wee and oily substance . Scared as the) were, the thr 2005 Page #31  
urrent views and thereby give them substance." Thus the unacceptable -or th 2005 Page #104  
ess, Mrs. May, and sprayed an oily substance on her. At this point, Mrs. Ma 2006 Page #90  
'll need to know to understand the substance of the arguments if you are no 2006 Page #113  
 He said that he couldn't find any substance to these allegations, and so t 2006 Page #125  
uld release no information. c. The substance of a and b above was to be pas 2006 Page #170  
on two separate objects? A strange substance was j'ound covering Richard Bu 2006 Page #190  
 five-month period? If the strange substance covering Burke's boots was of  2006 Page #192  
 mom~nts , li~e daylight. A liquid substance dropped from it an? was ~alli? 2007 Page #193  
her words, the anaJysis proved the substance ro be really a metal which is  2007 Page #194  
under of the Central Laboratory of Substance Analysis (fsLA V) in 1976; Dir 2007 Page #198  
at the crash site contain a deadly substance known as "Black Oil" that cont 2008 Page #103  
 fear of microchip implants gained substance as when a Cincinnati video sur 2008 Page #123  
es to his sighting and the mystery substance spewed by his saucers actually 2009 Page #31  
order to keep control of the alien substance, as blackmail to stay employed 2009 Page #31  
lo~ct.l\·i!'.y Nl.)'~. from common substance s 01nt are. tra.r.smuted into  2009 Page #184  

Word: "substances", 7 instance(s) (Back to Top)

he craft then spewed two different substances, black and white. The central 2003 Page #41  
erably advanced since 1954 when no substances were prescribed for dealing w 2006 Page #19  
 was made available to detail what substances could or couldn't be administ 2006 Page #19  
l spinning discs that spewed weird substances over the shore near Puget Sou 2009 Page #29  
 a plane crash trying to bring the substances in for tests. That happened i 2009 Page #29  
's Corn Flakes box filled with the substances left behind by the UFO at Mau 2009 Page #31  
 the radioactive rays, from common substances that are transmuted into temp 2009 Page #158  

Word: "substanti", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ve similarly led to the release of substanti al amounts of UFO documentatio 2005 Page #84  

Word: "substantial", 9 instance(s) (Back to Top)

it clear, there has never been any substantial information which would veri 2003 Page #67  
m foil...unknown plastic-like... o Substantial beams..similarity...dense gr 2003 Page #175  
 □ The religious backfire might be substantial and it is quite unknown. □ T 2003 Page #188  
ect. • Discovered near Kiev during substantial reconstruction necessary for 2004 Page #167  
official trutb and actual truth is substantial. Year after year goes by, an 2005 Page #76  
s cited. These cases are much more substantial than popular opinion leads u 2005 Page #121  
t least several researchers are in substantial agreement about the core evi 2005 Page #137  
y. Aerospace archeology involves a substantial amount of research involving 2006 Page #71  
 , there wouldn't have been such a substantial change in direction. Or, the 2008 Page #13  

Word: "substantially", 11 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ied objects being kept there". The substantially similar content and format 2003 Page #203  
The facts reported in the book are substantially correct. WBS: Then the sau 2004 Page #91  
eplied, "The facts in the book are substantially correct." The Scully story 2004 Page #97  
n Behind the I-7ying Saucers were "substantially correct," an assertion he  2004 Page #217  
ok at this impact site. Ir has not substantially changed in m·er 50 years." 2005 Page #67  
es or aspects of the case that are substantially 4.0 at odds with case itse 2005 Page #135  
n stories involving pathogens have substantially influenced our UFO/alien p 2006 Page #117  
reports although exaggerated , are substantially true. The scientist, James 2009 Page #160  
rass said only: "First reports are substantially true but perhaps they are  2009 Page #161  
 Repeat-. : ·~ ~l. 7. 4LL 4. 8. Jw Substantially true. The Battle of Tarawa 2009 Page #170  
1 bomb r ncl \vas not n: ports arc substantially true-but hio,oglcn . \V(~: 2009 Page #181  

Word: "substantiate", 5 instance(s) (Back to Top)

n, and no records are available to substantiate Nickerson's statement. If t 2004 Page #42  
s applied in practice, and to help substantiate Stone's testimony of being  2006 Page #14  
umentation to verify this. To help substantiate Stone's claims, I will now  2006 Page #17  
provides no means for personnel to substantiate their claims regarding trai 2006 Page #24  
onal security team. EO 10920 helps substantiate his later June 28, 1961 Nat 2009 Page #38  

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ree days occur? Can such claims be substantiated and corroborated or should 2006 Page #123  

Word: "substantiating", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

nd Structure of Secrecy PART FOUR: Substantiating the Rumors • Is there tan 2006 Page #30  

Word: "substantive", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

or the development of a program of substantive cooperation with the soviet  2003 Page #6  
me personally the initiative ...of substantive cooperation with the Soviet  2003 Page #162  
or the development of a program of substantive cooperation with the Soviet  2009 Page #40  

Word: "substation", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 that direction, he'll come to the substation, now that's an area of about  2004 Page #52  

Word: "substituting", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

t forth in these instructions" and substituting therefor "observing the cri 2009 Page #27  

Word: "subsuln•", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

n11: sort. though exaggCTated, arc subsUln• • :1jally true." 1 Th; pnpc_r.  2009 Page #184  

Word: "subsume", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

eplicate ■ Such laws would have to subsume our concepts of time, distance,  2005 Page #4  

Word: "subsumed", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

nd system for control of this kind subsumed under an intelligence organizat 2009 Page #12  
 and system for control ohhis kind subsumed under an intelligence organizat 2009 Page #23  

Word: "subterranean", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

art of planet Earth, for example a subterranean or submarine habitat? Is it 2006 Page #53  

Word: "subtext", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

r eaterung as he mjght appear, the subtext seems to be that aliens are peop 2007 Page #68  

Word: "subtitle", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 Fitzgerald and Mase Garnev. Other subtitle details also changed from the t 2006 Page #45  

Word: "subtle", 7 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 is based on the detection of very subtle, self-organized groups of Charge  2003 Page #112  
• Many are very obvious others are subtle and you need historical perspecti 2003 Page #167  
y. Slide 46 shows four examples of subtle changes in the use of language (e 2003 Page #181  
ompleted," (comma) there are other subtle corrections. In the Twining direc 2003 Page #206  
ion there". Notice the proper, yet subtle deletion of a whole phrase that a 2003 Page #206  
ok, and Moon Dust, along with more subtle references to the Blue Room, Nate 2004 Page #247  
.idjng aljen. The next took a more subtle approach and stated, "people come 2007 Page #60  

Word: "subtler", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

arectrekiroto apposeto whorl env.: subtler to, a/drool rah4 at the ume Prot 2006 Page #35  

Word: "subtleties", 4 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 □ Format and numbering □ Verified subtleties , NE102 □ Accurate unique and 2003 Page #29  
d will show you around? Note these subtleties: the word NPIC — National Pho 2004 Page #246  
perations Manual. Other word usage subtleties are also compelling such as " 2005 Page #129  
ocument was fake. Large numbers of subtleties posited strongly for authenti 2009 Page #7  

Word: "subtlety", 6 instance(s) (Back to Top)

r authenticity. It is just another subtlety that is hard to create out of w 2003 Page #28  
TXS Special OperaUoni t.Unual 50 A SUBTLETY ON “DOWNED SATELLITE ” Four oth 2003 Page #182  
 facts or actions, rare verifiable subtlety, accurate oddness) 4.0 Content  2005 Page #135  
sence, a zinger is a verified rare subtlety of the case or document that is 2005 Page #136  
e somewhat since the sophisticated subtlety was thoroughly of the quality o 2009 Page #11  
 authentic 1959 letter by Ike, the subtlety of the three of the references  2009 Page #13  

Word: "subtly", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

flexible and can adopt a number of subtly different shapes: in this simple  2006 Page #114  

Word: "suburbs", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

lls arrived from one of the city's suburbs reporting a series of strange ai 2008 Page #31  

Word: "subversion", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

Organization Directed to Eliminate Subversion of the Secrets of the Adminis 2008 Page #141  

Word: "subversive", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 sightings might have been made by subversive individuals for the purpose o 2009 Page #179  

Word: "subvert", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

d have been complicit in t,ying to subvert the significance of what occurre 2009 Page #59  

Word: "subverts", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

s not only academic dogma but also subverts political, economic and moral a 2005 Page #117  

Word: "subway", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

yo releases Sarin gas in the Tokyo subway. Aum also researches biological w 2006 Page #108  

Word: "sub•", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 ratlioactive rJlY•, tram cor.unon sub• lctill cncr11ics ct cosmic ~":,s. , 2009 Page #182  

Word: "succeeded", 13 instance(s) (Back to Top)

speak of it. Eventually, Charlette succeeded in extracting the story. She k 2003 Page #22  
iracy to "get him" and had finally succeeded. Nationally syndicated columni 2003 Page #89  
t of Roswell before the AP finally succeeded at 2:26pm Roswell time that af 2004 Page #237  
they returned the favor, only they succeeded. The head of the American Rock 2006 Page #10  
 of the infection. 26 Peters' team succeeded, based on evidence that the de 2006 Page #111  
 landed at Inchon in September and succeeded in driving the North Korean ar 2006 Page #165  
les" and Ernst Kaltenbrunner , who succeeded the slain Heydrich and was han 2008 Page #139  
rofessor Donald Gibson. Nixon, who succeeded Johnson, in 1972 appointed G.  2008 Page #141  
 front of the stories the military succeeded in convincing the Soviets for  2009 Page #17  
h the Soviet Union. If Kennedy had succeeded, there would have been joint s 2009 Page #40  
 qualified to purchase a home. She succeeded well enough to eventually help 2009 Page #88  
n. She led a charity campaign that succeeded in raising funds to build a ne 2009 Page #88  
manmade cosmic rays, they have not succeeded, and when the planned great el 2009 Page #159  

Word: "succeeding", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

h 1980, less than two months after succeeding Nixon in office, President Ro 2008 Page #142  

Word: "success", 15 instance(s) (Back to Top)

d there is every reason to predict success. You Can Help By 1. Looking for  2003 Page #38  
 Kirtland Air Base and with little success in keeping him from writing to a 2003 Page #150  
ver the years. Second, we have had success almost beyond belief in controll 2003 Page #187  
owledge by the media. Part of this success is probably due to direct media  2003 Page #187  
 his), and T am using it with some success in research on cancer therapy."  2005 Page #91  
ablished physical science, without success. Like so many of Reich's discove 2005 Page #93  
viC)' is not essential for limited success. The electrogravitics saucer can 2005 Page #172  
 military or ad hoc, has chance of success based on belief that the enemy i 2006 Page #55  
one for all" — despite low odds of success. 64                              2006 Page #67  
miles at 40,000 ft" but often "had success tracking aircraft as far as 210  2006 Page #171  
uary and July of 1978, all without success. Interestingly, on IO March 1978 2008 Page #30  
nt about $20 million to insure the success of Bolshevism in Russia. Another 2008 Page #125  
 in America , virtually guaranteed success for the fledgling Nazi Party. An 2008 Page #126  
e weapon in the past with marginal success. 1f control is to be exercised o 2009 Page #22  
e, lb.\t ca,r:n1: out o( the LAKE .SUCCESS, Jun~·13.-ld'-war,• · The, Arab  2009 Page #182  

Word: "successes", 5 instance(s) (Back to Top)

by enthusiasts, but with its early successes, the implications of its work  2004 Page #153  
o • Chertok 160 • Glushko had many successes, but also many failures        2004 Page #163  
l\ilints are one of their greatest successes . ln a variation on their wond 2007 Page #66  
od have achieved some high-profile successes. The file of the Rendlesham Fo 2008 Page #62  
      Following Gennany's milita1y successes in Europe, North Africa and Ru 2008 Page #130  

Word: "successfu", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

attern the professor in his highly successfu l novel after the real-life Al 2008 Page #70  

Word: "successful", 13 instance(s) (Back to Top)

uss the point that the first known successful satellite was in 1957. Clearl 2003 Page #176  
ct. So, Representative Kissner was successful in having that once- secret e 2004 Page #71  
nsiderable amount of soil. We were successful in retrieving a few pieces of 2004 Page #240  
resigning, co-started several very successful high-technolog y businesses,  2005 Page #174  
puter industry. After an extremely successful career, he retired in 1989 to 2005 Page #174  
l experiences. This was moderately successful and it brought us into contac 2006 Page #204  
 Columbia ran a series J of highly successful advertisements in Time, 1\eum 2007 Page #61  
rmation vacuum was implemented and successful sealed for over 30 years unti 2007 Page #121  
regarded this as one of their most successful proactive events of all time. 2008 Page #65  
by Western funds, had instigated a successful revolt and seized the Russian 2008 Page #125  
d August 24. Some 1983 main ideas: successful defense need not be I 00% ass 2009 Page #10  
t, 1957, the Soviets announced the successful testing of an intercontinenta 2009 Page #18  
with the staffs best wishes on the successful completion of L~ft At East Ga 2009 Page #138  

Word: "successfull", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

scribes his having repeatedl y and successfull y conductin g To-T with both 2005 Page #92  

Word: "successfully", 14 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ablishment. Nonetheless, Forrestal successfully oversees the creation of th 2003 Page #86  
a mystery. And to date, no one has successfully reproduced the layered meta 2003 Page #111  
, recovered, gouged crater; hidden successfully from media 19 1952 Unknown, 2004 Page #111  
parent craft and left. Stringfield successfully confirmed the existence of  2005 Page #79  
 Straight on the stand. \Vith Hays successfully convincing Reich to wajve a 2005 Page #94  
onducted for over five decades and successfully kept out of the public aren 2006 Page #24  
ell out." In the event the NHI are successfully beaten back, any would-be c 2006 Page #69  
ver the Pacific. The pilot ejected successfully, but his launch control off 2006 Page #77  
and since they fool so many people successfully, some of them may become ar 2006 Page #101  
I "-.J This is to certify that has successfully completed Tbt 62J Gaunl Cor 2007 Page #174  
tic techniques that have been used successfully in criminal cases to shed l 2008 Page #104  
nds-against-the-middle strategy so successfully employed by the Rothschilds 2008 Page #125  
 enemy missiles in flight has been successfully resolved." Even Kruschev re 2009 Page #17  
 the USSR. This allowed the CIA to successfully argue to the Warren Commiss 2009 Page #44  

Word: "succession", 6 instance(s) (Back to Top)

to print. Two breaks came in quick succession toward the end of our 1997 U. 2004 Page #51  
os could have been staged in close succession. This can be inferred from th 2004 Page #238  
to the west fade out four times in succession , what had been left of the o 2005 Page #96  
eekly basis PPD duties overseen by succession of Crash retrievals overseen  2006 Page #22  
 Post in the Tehran area. In quick succession, four calls arrived from one  2008 Page #31  
re of the Senate, third in line of succession to the Presidency, and chaire 2008 Page #132  

Word: "successive", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

yright 2004 Peter Robbins On three successive nights in late December 1980, 2004 Page #46  

Word: "successor", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

tudy. CEO Ben Rich, the handpicked successor of Skunk Works founder Kelly J 2005 Page #174  

Word: "succinctly", 4 instance(s) (Back to Top)

    UFO Crash Retrieval Conference succinctly. It does have a Restricted ca 2003 Page #172  
 of UFO Hagazjne, said: "To put it succinctly, the document suggests that o 2007 Page #135  
hington Helicopter Service, stated succinctly, "There are few commercial fl 2008 Page #54  
WELL-CASE CLOSED. She summed it up succinctly"It's a damned lie!" I mention 2009 Page #88  

Word: "succumbing", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

, who resided in a trailer nearby, succumbing to symptoms virtually identic 2006 Page #110  

Word: "sucked", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

she had also seen a struggling cow sucked up into its underside in some sor 2003 Page #143  
or was black as if light was being sucked into it. Ladd said it was like yo 2005 Page #70  

Word: "sucking", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 while happily holding a glass and sucking down a yellow cocktail through a 2007 Page #64  

Word: "suction", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 effect on the under surface and a suction effect on the upper, but, unlike 2005 Page #172  
 was a roundness, or what I call a suction cup. Linda, there is nothing on  2006 Page #159  
ossesses three-fingered hands with suction cup fingers and offers us a 'thu 2007 Page #64  

Word: "sudbug", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

helpless. In an interview with the Sudbug Star newspaper Smith stated: "The 2004 Page #88  

Word: "sudbury", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

own to have worked for Raytheon in Sudbury, l\fassachusetts, in the early S 2005 Page #41  
it. Stansel worked for Raytheon in Sudbury, Massachusetts in the early seve 2005 Page #169  

Word: "sudden", 21 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 the Secretary took his life 'in a sudden fit of despondency "extremely com 2003 Page #92  
s of Aurora were astonished at the sudden appearance of the airship which h 2004 Page #26  
FOs. This would have explained the sudden change in attitude on July 27, 19 2005 Page #98  
ggested I was too well known and a sudden death would be suspicious... 9. W 2006 Page #12  
ive speed of arrival/contact, from sudden (fast) to gradual (slow) 2. the a 2006 Page #52  
 perceived as strange or familiar, sudden or gradual, hostile or beneficent 2006 Page #52  
ringe news reporting. In case of a sudden NHI event, television broadcasts  2006 Page #57  
th government and media to prevent sudden disruption of society and the eco 2006 Page #58  
th government and media to prevent sudden disruption of society and the eco 2006 Page #59  
 that it is real. There would be a sudden proliferation of survivalism, wit 2006 Page #59  
ive appeared to have suffered from sudden decompression and heat suffocatio 2006 Page #103  
y of the features dominant are: 1. Sudden Death 2. Missing Body Parts commo 2006 Page #115  
ere several of them. Then all of a sudden, they took off— off my screen and 2006 Page #145  
while he was tracking and all of a sudden, I lost contact with him. THAT'S  2006 Page #148  
s surrounding the strange object's sudden disappearance. Both men proved to 2006 Page #180  
ody would tell us anything. AJJ of sudden a few days later, they brought my 2007 Page #122  
ittle rolling knolls, and all of a sudden here is this mountain sticking up 2007 Page #123  
at the Old Baldy Club. And aU of a sudden we heard a lot of aircraft and st 2007 Page #125  
made this area," and then all of a sudden this one-they didn't want to talk 2007 Page #125  
aid, 'Let's go.' And then all of a sudden there was a shorter sergeant and  2008 Page #89  
1947, "due to a very important and sudden matter". This was the day the Ros 2008 Page #132  

Word: "suddenjy", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

an Air Force truck reading a book. SuddenJy, he was nervous and "felt the h 2007 Page #173  

Word: "suddenly", 55 instance(s) (Back to Top)

s working back toward the gap when suddenly I saw something under some brus 2003 Page #45  
 been interviewed for the show had suddenly changed their minds and didn't  2003 Page #67  
cussing what he saw in 1965, Myron suddenly mentioned something which cause 2003 Page #68  
chless from the room (sic). It was suddenly apparent to everyone there that 2003 Page #89  
hat once elected, the president is suddenly spoken to by God and suddenly k 2003 Page #189  
t is suddenly spoken to by God and suddenly knows everything there is about 2003 Page #189  
trolling in a field at night when "suddenly I was aroused by a brilliant li 2004 Page #32  
tuation became critical. The light suddenly disappeared; either it went out 2004 Page #38  
t. After about 5 minutes the light suddenly vanished like someone pulled a  2004 Page #57  
ared to be the North Star but then suddenly it drew smaller and disappeared 2004 Page #57  
 when Armen stuck to the story, he suddenly told Armen that he could not he 2004 Page #99  
ent is something that came up very suddenly, when the Air Force investigato 2004 Page #139  
estigation, he changed stories and suddenly started remembering things, lik 2004 Page #139  
the tape from the toy factory. And suddenly he found records of winds aloft 2004 Page #139  
at those plans for disclosure were suddenly withdrawn after the preliminari 2004 Page #147  
he Roswell Incident. The topic was suddenly popular and Moore gained a lot  2004 Page #189  
 front end of a cover story • Died suddenly age of 37 of "apparent heart at 2004 Page #204  
o keep it from dying. The hospital suddenly got crowded wicl1 police and mi 2005 Page #32  
a's zoo. She went out to smoke and suddenly glimpsed among the bushes somed 2005 Page #34  
o, 20, was driving to Varginha and suddenly saw i.lJumined by the headlight 2005 Page #35  
e the injuries of the creature, he suddenly felt "as if my hands were autom 2005 Page #36  
s as if the lights in the room had suddenly changed, becoming yelJowish." I 2005 Page #36  
ieval Cose The object clisappeared suddenly and Souza assumed it had crashe 2005 Page #37  
round it. Stacie at first, the UFO suddenly began to move, making a loud ro 2005 Page #37  
 two 'stars,' the cloud-buster had suddenly changed into a space-gun. When  2005 Page #96  
led, then it too, dimmed markedly. Suddenly, a third came up i.n the east,  2005 Page #100  
t from the lightn.ing strikes that suddenly peppered the area. The storm pa 2005 Page #154  
d down the canyon nonetheless, and suddenly, as if by magic, the object rea 2005 Page #156  
ht in the sky moving very slowly - Suddenly accelerates and splits into 'fo 2006 Page #28  
ay to California's Central Valley. Suddenly a load roar caused Hoyt to glan 2006 Page #71  
ed to lower the nose, but the A-12 suddenly pitched up, rolled to the right 2006 Page #74  
 when the drone's destruct package suddenly exploded. Recovery team members 2006 Page #79  
 down with a liquid. Then the room suddenly filled with smoke, followed by  2006 Page #109  
xia, becoming febrile and overcome suddenly and dramatically with headache  2006 Page #110  
 was in a terrible state. "Then we suddenly saw this thing outside the wind 2006 Page #128  
about two or three feet wide. Then suddenly there was an enormous 125       2006 Page #128  
 the U.S. border. There the object suddenly disappeared from the radar scre 2006 Page #133  
oup of "unidentified aircraft" was suddenly detected approaching the USA fr 2006 Page #166  
ogram, I made it a point to become suddenly ill so that I could stay home f 2006 Page #182  
is clear, the seas are calm. Then, suddenly, out of the starry summer sky.. 2006 Page #184  
 flying in an unstable manner when suddenly the troubled UFO lost altitude  2007 Page #129  
veled with great speed and stopped suddenly in the sky over Coyote Canyon.  2007 Page #176  
 that an unidentified aircraft had suddenly dropped out of earth orbit and  2007 Page #185  
ated about I 00 miles to the west. Suddenly , the convoy came to a complete 2007 Page #187  
pside down and put together, dived suddenly over her house: one of the plac 2007 Page #193  
ul summer late afternoon when they suddenly saw a huge object reflecting th 2007 Page #196  
ng again in a wavering motion and, suddenly , it flew co the southwest at a 2007 Page #196  
er hour -if not thousands. It just suddenly moved off to the horizon and th 2008 Page #34  
en hostile? What if a bomb bay had suddenly opened up and it had attacked t 2008 Page #34  
 lights seemed closer than before. Suddenly a large, white light appeared m 2008 Page #78  
on to go closer toward the lights. Suddenly, Bustinza was on the ground and 2008 Page #84  
 Vanavara Factory, facing north. I suddenly saw that directly to the north, 2008 Page #99  
documents , the disputed documents suddenly arrived at the home of a UFO re 2008 Page #133  
s gone. I mean, it disappear ed as suddenly as it appeared. IT IS A BEAM OF 2009 Page #70  
ld quietly monitor any persons who suddenly took interest in the subject of 2009 Page #177  

Word: "sude", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 .... L:.·'._~:. #: • t~v•~~.:.~:• SUDE # 12 Outhouse and boarded up house  2005 Page #55  

Word: "sude#18", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

mono-directional antenna rises up. SUDE#18 Solar panels behind chain-link f 2005 Page #57  

Word: "sudore", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

m Bay. The team is directed by Sam Sudore and features two experience diver 2006 Page #187  

Word: "sue", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

irst saw any of the film. My wife, Sue, and I visited Santilli's offices in 2005 Page #146  
 to suppress UFO news coverage  2) Sue pressing UFO-related news would requ 2007 Page #23  

Word: "sued", 4 instance(s) (Back to Top)

e dead people, since one can't lie sued for Libel. Of course TOP SECRET COD 2003 Page #118  
xplanation for Roswell after being sued and nearly bankrupted by a lunar as 2004 Page #145  
n September 14, 1957, when Ibrahim Sued, a popular columnist with the Rio d 2007 Page #194  
icati on of his column in O Globo, Sued was contacted b\· Dr. Fontes and, s 2007 Page #195  

Word: "suede", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

of legs and feet, one pair in blue suede shoes, the other in a rub full of  2007 Page #67  

Word: "suen", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

A3, THE PLAtE IS • IN THE ,AREA OF SuEN ETIRO NEAR THE VApAcANE *IvEm. Acco 2004 Page #21  

Word: "suffarod", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ity clearances. Though several MPs suffarod. nervous breakdowns resulting i 2003 Page #235  

Word: "suffer", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

that the quality of the show would suffer. Art did well and all that was ne 2006 Page #204  

Word: "suffered", 15 instance(s) (Back to Top)

evere type of mental depression he suffered.' The Navy announces that it wi 2003 Page #92  
to have hit." The Oates family all suffered serious health problems, includ 2004 Page #29  
is believed that the four may have suffered from some form of toxin or a hi 2004 Page #81  
t, and authorities presumed he had suffered a heart attack before falling i 2004 Page #208  
 were free of harmful bacteria and suffered no teeth decay. In trust, JLD g 2005 Page #44  
tails indicated that the craft had suffered severe damage on impact and was 2005 Page #78  
n bodies. A few recovery personnel suffered "nervous breakdowns," and "grou 2005 Page #126  
ugh the mothership's shockwave and suffered an asymmetrical engine unstart. 2006 Page #77  
ylinder. All five appeared to have suffered from sudden decompression and h 2006 Page #103  
is believed that the four may have suffered from some form of toxin or high 2006 Page #104  
rested in life after death, having suffered a major family tragedy prior to 2006 Page #207  
s. Interestingly, many of them had suffered a life-threatening illness, acc 2006 Page #207  
erienced numerous emotional highs, suffered a devastating wealth of lows, a 2007 Page #136  
 his wife was threatened. Dahl had suffered an early visit from the infamou 2009 Page #30  
 were free of harmful bacteria and suffered no teeth decay. In trust, JLD g 2009 Page #50  

Word: "suffering", 4 instance(s) (Back to Top)

other hand, they have caused pain, suffering and even death." 7             2005 Page #9  
in the loving company of his long- suffering wife Donna. Photo by Donna Thu 2006 Page #195  
documentation . Investigations are suffering because of the workload being  2008 Page #63  
ce seen as shy today is said to be suffering from "social anxiety disorder. 2008 Page #141  

Word: "suffers", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 flights-just as human spaceflight suffers accidents and crashes. Generally 2005 Page #121  

Word: "suffice", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ine and my co-author Chris Styles, suffice it to say that should it eventua 2004 Page #43  
ect. A standard response should be suffice (sic) to redirect the question.  2004 Page #252  

Word: "sufficient", 20 instance(s) (Back to Top)

to allow the system to react for a sufficient time to build up reaction pro 2003 Page #112  
y reliable good citizens felt were sufficient to justify some action by our 2003 Page #195  
now — that being president was not sufficient "need to know." He would have 2003 Page #196  
July 1. I have net had, of course, sufficient time to determine in detail t 2003 Page #222  
d. The concussion of the blast was sufficient 64                            2004 Page #67  
iately. • The nearest MVD facility sufficient to house witnesses and remain 2004 Page #169  
y reliable good citizens felt were sufficient to justify some action by our 2004 Page #177  
 and engineer, to see if there was sufficient information in the photo to c 2004 Page #231  
icians and military personnel with sufficient clearance. They saw many high 2005 Page #83  
 they had. It will now take only a sufficient spark to set the town ablaze. 2005 Page #85  
t an instance of a particular pare sufficient to replicate the part using a 2005 Page #161  
eutron motor or ion motor would be sufficient in a drag-less environment to 2005 Page #171  
prontise of 30,000, which would be sufficient for supersonic speed. The ori 2005 Page #171  
many cases the agency involved had sufficient motivation to completely sani 2006 Page #86  
g eighty-degree heat may have been sufficient to sizzle the tempers of the  2006 Page #183  
 "we could fly so fast as to anain sufficient altitude to be classified as  2007 Page #108  
bject neared the ground, there was sufficient smoke to cause a delay in aut 2007 Page #140  
 had given him, it seemed they had sufficient justification for a wiretap.  2008 Page #30  
r me to epen l!:ie secrecy curtaie sufficient!) ' wide has allowed me to re 2009 Page #12  
 , more money is necessary but not sufficient. First, a rapid budget increa 2009 Page #21  

Word: "sufficientl", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 no. The Earth's magnetic field is sufficientl y strong. The energy density 2008 Page #76  

Word: "sufficiently", 8 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 with the fascinating title of"Any sufficiently advanced technology is indi 2003 Page #169  
nada, also in 1989. Both cases are sufficiently complex that it would be un 2004 Page #121  
chic events and communication •~ny sufficiently advanced technology is indi 2005 Page #4  
ether, the best of these documents sufficiently demonstrate extreme levels  2005 Page #73  
n existed for electrostatic motors sufficiently to produce some visible man 2005 Page #171  
 and there's just one science "Any sufficiently advanced technology is indi 2006 Page #101  
a round trip on a rocket ship in a sufficiently wide curve, it is possible  2008 Page #95  
 During 1950 circumstances changed sufficiently to pennit an effort being m 2009 Page #167  

Word: "suffidtntly", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

l.\: -Rt1pondlng to constlrutnts • Suffidtntly llt0rougt1 · Unbia.~rd CONGR 2008 Page #154  

Word: "suffield", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 could land. The base was known as Suffield Research Station. It is Canada' 2004 Page #87  
alien that was supposed to land at Suffield Station before the deal fell ap 2004 Page #103  

Word: "suffocation", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

0 100 foot UFO with blown window. "suffocation of five occupants" 9 1948 Ri 2004 Page #111  
from sudden decompression and heat suffocation (Recovery and autopsies of t 2006 Page #103  

Word: "suffolk", 11 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ate December 1980, England's rural Suffolk, East Anglia was the setting for 2004 Page #46  
storic evidence, and the fact that Suffolk, East Anglia, has long been the  2004 Page #48  
esident of the town of Woodbridge, Suffolk. Seven or eight years earlier he 2004 Page #52  
he Summerhill property in Leiston, Suffolk on the occasions l was a speaker 2005 Page #103  
UFO incident at Rendlesham Forest, Suffolk, England of December 1980 has be 2006 Page #132  
ffice, Royal Air Force Bentwaters, Suffolk, England, September 30, 1988. 31 2006 Page #137  
 complex at Bentwaters-Woodbridge, Suffolk, England. Essentially, what occu 2008 Page #31  
esham Forest, Butley, Woodbridge , Suffolk, England SLIDE# 3 Bentwaters AFB 2008 Page #71  
constructed an air base at Butley, Suffolk County, on the northeastern corn 2008 Page #71  
west of RAF Bentwaters (in Butley, Suffolk). At about 3 AM, Sgt. Steffens a 2008 Page #78  
al Air Force Station Mildenhall in Suffolk County, England. Bazley returned 2009 Page #73  

Word: "suggest", 40 instance(s) (Back to Top)

sed that I am aware of which would suggest that a missile was involved. A s 2003 Page #53  
Lexicographic inconsistencies that suggest that the whole thing is a hoax." 2003 Page #135  
nd the Truman Presidential Library suggest fakery i.e. a document that is n 2003 Page #203  
ersonnel required. Off the cuff, I suggest your consideration of the follow 2003 Page #222  
d Gilbert: There is no evidence to suggest that the Ministry of Defence rec 2004 Page #54  
ook at these reports and what they suggest as a conclusion. Before we begin 2004 Page #106  
 • Report 30, USA, 1955: artifacts suggest reverse engineering attempts, co 2004 Page #118  
ve been conservative; his own data suggest more like 30 • He figured out wh 2004 Page #128  
ONCLUSIONS • Stringfield's reports suggest dozens of crash retrievals, many 2004 Page #128  
, I think he was low. His own data suggest that he could argue for on the o 2004 Page #129  
ot a Teletype message. Further, we suggest Gen. Ramey received the message  2004 Page #227  
e implications and conclusions may suggest a different interpretation of hi 2004 Page #242  
efore visiting blue room facility. Suggest you call Nate for appointment to 2004 Page #246  
r no circumstances should a member suggest or by inference, that the subjec 2004 Page #252  
d that there is enough evidence to suggest it was indeed shot on 16mm. One  2005 Page #148  
ntaries at many locations, I would suggest perhaps some visitors are planni 2006 Page #8  
 go out there. This would strongly suggest that soon there would be new met 2006 Page #10  
am not a psychiatrist, but I would suggest to enhance status, to think "Got 2006 Page #12  
Memo, and the Cutler- Twining memo suggest that the Majestic-12 Group was c 2006 Page #15  
cies in SOM1-01 as a 1954 document suggest its genuineness as a product of  2006 Page #16  
timonies of Sherman and Stone, and suggest that they were recruited into pr 2006 Page #22  
herman's whistleblower testimonies suggest that a similar template is used  2006 Page #23  
 there is insufficient evidence to suggest which particular Contact scenari 2006 Page #50  
nella in 1977. McDade was quick to suggest a viral cause and that an algori 2006 Page #111  
ng apparent. Sometimes broken legs suggest that they have been dropped, and 2006 Page #115  
ing myself, consider that the data suggest many more than one race, there w 2006 Page #116  
rgeng and handling of the press. I suggest you take any precautions you thi 2006 Page #164  
ts or aircraft activity that would suggest the Russians were preparing to a 2006 Page #164  
BI document to be discussed, I can suggest another explanation: perhaps the 2006 Page #173  
 we do now?" If, as events seem to suggest, we are being invited to evolve, 2006 Page #193  
efore visiting blue room facility. Suggest you call Nate for aprointment to 2007 Page #49  
employed an unambiguous graphic to suggest in no uncertain terms that their 2007 Page #71  
der mantra, "I \X ANT TO BELIEVE," suggest it just might be. From MSMobil e 2007 Page #71  
f the largest have campaigns which suggest at alien abduction, crashes and  2007 Page #76  
like Steven Greer might be able to suggest extra help you could gee. GM: St 2007 Page #91  
it transpires, the comments of MJ6 suggest chat whatever the MJ group knew  2007 Page #144  
e threatening mission. But I would suggest that ufologists need to track do 2008 Page #66  
tioned later also. Other documents suggest that whereas Majestic was the ov 2008 Page #109  
 wrong ■ Hypercorrect ion examples suggest hoax ("more or less culture") ■  2008 Page #118  
PACE WEAPONS I am not the first to suggest that some UFO's are or could be  2009 Page #16  

Word: "suggested", 32 instance(s) (Back to Top)

e conference table in which it was suggested that Walt Disney or some educa 2003 Page #11  
s of information came my way which suggested that there may have been more  2003 Page #56  
ard." (Howe's emphasis.) Dr. Hauri suggested three possible reasons for the 2003 Page #109  
ts, advisers and assistants. It is suggested, and General MacArthur concurs 2003 Page #224  
ts, advisers and assistants. It is suggested that General tfedeaeyer return 2003 Page #228  
tright hoax, the "PLANT" reference suggested that the Spitsbergen story (ev 2004 Page #14  
oked the Government Point area and suggested that Chris try and track them  2004 Page #44  
ther silly crash dummy report that suggested witnesses were confusing space 2004 Page #140  
tracted. There are other locations suggested as the final resting place of  2004 Page #144  
orizonte, stated that the findings suggested the presence of a caustic toxi 2005 Page #34  
ith him. It had not been Reich who suggested co :Moise that he get in couch 2005 Page #97  
office about weather control. They suggested that Mr: D {Douglas} might be  2005 Page #97  
ooking over my shoulder. Some have suggested I was too well known and a sud 2006 Page #12  
ented these anomalies and a friend suggested I should show my research to s 2006 Page #89  
about the purpose of my message. I suggested fair warning and an opportunig 2006 Page #167  
t off the screen in a manner which suggested a crash. Willingham and the co 2006 Page #177  
nity of Del Rio (or any one of the suggested locations) without exceeding t 2006 Page #178  
homo-sapiens . Dr Bronk's ream has suggested the term "Extraterrestrial Bio 2007 Page #75  
est" aircraft. The General's OfGce suggested char Jack use higher quality o 2007 Page #95  
ered by satellite and jet flyovers suggested otherwise. A short time later, 2007 Page #187  
ft. Investigation by the Air Force suggested there were two separate events 2008 Page #7  
s in Las Vegas Sky.'' That article suggested dozens of witnesses and even n 2008 Page #8  
m the north to the south, and then suggested that it had crashed somewhere  2008 Page #13  
l as Dr. Hynek and Lt. Col. Friend suggested , there wouldn't have been suc 2008 Page #13  
ook created two separate files and suggested that one had taken place on Ap 2008 Page #14  
stingly, on IO March 1978, the CIA suggested that Todd "check with the Cuba 2008 Page #30  
red in lights, early media reports suggested a chase had taken place, with  2008 Page #67  
posed because internet rumors have suggested that possibly High Frequency o 2008 Page #75  
hinks so. Other theories have been suggested for the mystery of Tunguska ,  2008 Page #100  
inate this paragraph. It has_ been suggested that this difficulty could be  2009 Page #27  
in control samples. Pressure tests suggested the object which had occupied  2009 Page #137  
he felt I should have the book and suggested I contact him as a potential c 2009 Page #139  

Word: "suggesting", 20 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ch Mr. Forrestal jumped were marks suggesting he might have changed his min 2003 Page #95  
ther pages of the White Hot Report suggesting linkage, twining_whitehotrepo 2003 Page #207  
n the four dead SED technicians" — suggesting a toxin or highly contagious  2004 Page #119  
ct attached to its underside, also suggesting that it was not a commercial  2004 Page #131  
 a means of "proving," or at least suggesting that he had gone quite mad du 2005 Page #102  
ial is often presented in a manner suggesting that a good deal of "fairness 2005 Page #102  
agreement with the Woods' analysis suggesting the authenticity of SOM1-01 a 2006 Page #15  
d mathematics psychically, thereby suggesting lack of a logical thought pro 2006 Page #102  
 III and IV. Recently, research is suggesting that some of the more lethal  2006 Page #113  
counts and whistleblower testimony suggesting that Government agencies may  2006 Page #119  
ey indicator questions in the Poll suggesting that they may possibly have h 2006 Page #198  
er, in 2006 documentation surfaced suggesting strong interest in the story  2007 Page #142  
oing through a series of maneuvers suggesting intelligent control, the obje 2007 Page #185  
other means, and witness testimony suggesting that senior personnel at Fort 2008 Page #37  
 this was followed by many stories suggesting that the British government w 2008 Page #61  
ve them at the same spots, thereby suggesting that the pages were thrown in 2008 Page #109  
ort on Unidentified Flying Objects suggesting hoax and the British philosop 2009 Page #30  
bout Crisman that same year, 1968, suggesting that he was involved in the K 2009 Page #33  
is, however, one intriguing factor suggesting that, just maybe, Bethurum wa 2009 Page #55  
 serious reporting of the story by suggesting that all of the witnesses inv 2009 Page #140  

Word: "suggestion", 10 instance(s) (Back to Top)

detecting magnetic fields. Another suggestion came from a man who claimed t 2003 Page #110  
hould like to hare your @©oaent on suggestion that ho return via Korea for  2003 Page #229  
ized personnel more difficult. The suggestion to use explosives came from D 2006 Page #74  
 the Cuban government , as per the suggestion of the CIA. Then there came a 2008 Page #30  
elieve it should be abandoned. One suggestion has been put forward. It is t 2009 Page #22  
 produced tidal waves arose from a suggestion made by Wing Commander E.A. G 2009 Page #164  
        It was decided to test the suggestion by ad hoc trials under the gu 2009 Page #165  
ntal Research Station The original suggestion for utilizing the fortress si 2009 Page #165  
oject." "Project Seal arose from a suggestion made by Wing Commander E.A. G 2009 Page #169  
aves." "It was decided to test the suggestion by ad hoc trials under the gu 2009 Page #169  

Word: "suggestions", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

of World War II deficiencies, with suggestions for the structure of an inte 2009 Page #24  
Area. This, combined with the many suggestions by senior officers, resulted 2009 Page #166  

Word: "suggestive", 12 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ity results for each. Furthermore, suggestive and supporting authentic docu 2003 Page #21  
 the bottom of the ravine, and was suggestive that this could have been the 2003 Page #63  
 "captured" and "downed" craft are suggestive of an aggressive plan to get  2004 Page #130  
nk, paper, and watermark, there is suggestive and controversial content des 2004 Page #243  
nd slightly vague, but nonetheless suggestive. «Yes," he wrote to Andrews,  2005 Page #80  
y at great speed, its behavior not suggestive of a comet, meteorite, or sho 2005 Page #95  
 "captured" and "downed" craft-are suggestive of an aggressive plan to get  2005 Page #140  
 further obscure the true story is suggestive of a deliberate disinformatio 2006 Page #46  
 the witnesses interviewed provide suggestive evidence. One for example, is 2006 Page #47  
ntrol was established by then?) is suggestive of concern for an epidemic. C 2006 Page #109  
jestic and Project Jehovah , it is suggestive that this is the origin of th 2008 Page #109  
he works. This history is strongly suggestive that Teller might have known  2009 Page #9  

Word: "suggests", 42 instance(s) (Back to Top)

e recently surfaced MJ12 documents suggests that the Maury Island debris wa 2003 Page #42  
oncerning this Soviet space device suggests that it wasn't capable of such  2003 Page #65  
Kecksburg Incident, which strongly suggests that the public was neither tol 2003 Page #66  
nd Defense Secretary. Common sense suggests that for anyone concerned with  2003 Page #95  
e chemical reaction in water. This suggests that each spherical particle po 2003 Page #113  
is is the only error in the Manual suggests that it went through a detailed 2003 Page #176  
 negative was manufactured in 1954 suggests that the photos might have been 2003 Page #179  
ot available in the archives, that suggests that it does not exist. It is w 2003 Page #184  
end there. Tantalizing information suggests that the object was indeed reco 2004 Page #9  
 one of these. Historical research suggests, however, something even more c 2004 Page #62  
st. WBS: Do they operate as Scully suggests on magnetic principle? RIS: We  2004 Page #91  
es of evidence this to me strongly suggests the Marcel images were taken so 2004 Page #236  
ing body of evidence that strongly suggests something of a highl) unusual n 2005 Page #45  
n, and many others. This testimony suggests there is a great deal of very a 2005 Page #83  
ttendance. Quoting Martin: "Thomas suggests that the timing of this sequenc 2005 Page #97  
 of fiction, the "Plant" reference suggests that the case may have really b 2005 Page #133  
ome skeptics have argued that this suggests that the document is a fake bec 2006 Page #105  
luids used in the Villas-Boas case suggests advanced chemical technology ap 2006 Page #116  
 be helpful. The evidence strongly suggests that both "our" guys (earth cov 2006 Page #117  
cover the bodies and maybe the UFO suggests they must have had advance noti 2006 Page #125  
am and its equipment was assembled suggests that this was either a well- re 2006 Page #134  
ld of biological warfare, strongly suggests that the official world is ever 2006 Page #137  
dent Truman's version of the event suggests that the objects may have been  2006 Page #168  
and "not to be disseminated' which suggests that the CIC agent broke securi 2006 Page #174  
 absence of news about UFO crashes suggests co such people that crashes hav 2007 Page #7  
dent news organization, 1ndymerua, suggests. Or perhaps another way to tbjn 2007 Page #8  
r surprise. But recent scholarship suggests that Pead Harbor was not a surp 2007 Page #11  
ucers from outer space. (\X'ording suggests plausible deniabilit y?) Many o 2007 Page #24  
l)." The darkening 'ET'ish horizon suggests they may 110/ all be people, an 2007 Page #60  
lien space crafts have crashed, it suggests that many governments could cur 2007 Page #127  
To put it succinctly, the document suggests that on the day she died, i\lon 2007 Page #135  
ontained "nothing damaging to us," suggests a distinct possibility that MJ  2007 Page #143  
 is rughly notable, as it strongly suggests that personnel from MJ 12, Proj 2007 Page #144  
hat they found no conflicting data suggests that Friend might be right. r n 2008 Page #11  
e , near the Utah border. All this suggests a single object was responsible 2008 Page #15  
 file but in the Utah file. And it suggests radar tracks in other parts of  2008 Page #17  
le official documentation strongly suggests otherwise. 25                   2008 Page #31  
wever , the most intriguing theory suggests that (a) a UFO exploded high in 2008 Page #100  
ate is given, its content directly suggests the month of September. The yea 2009 Page #39  
roved. Allen Dulles' letter fim1ly suggests that MJ-12 had decided not to c 2009 Page #40  
ing the release of UFO files. This suggests that the USAF and the other mil 2009 Page #41  
med speculation I am familiar with suggests this possibility . And given th 2009 Page #140  

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se reactions to Ritalin, including suicidal tendencies . And Americans wond 2008 Page #141  

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is a total failure and considering suicide. He is also convinced that certa 2003 Page #89  
l. But despite Forrestal's earlier suicide attempts (and allegedly another  2003 Page #90  
ans to accept Forrestal's death-by suicide, and there was little call to fe 2003 Page #94  
kdowns resulting in ene committing suicide , MP details from Alamogordo and 2003 Page #235  
 What information they have on the suicide of the United States Security Po 2004 Page #54  
information concerning the alleged suicide. Investigations into such occurr 2004 Page #54  
anese Ohka piloted bombs and other suicide weapons sent against the U.S. in 2004 Page #66  
otted around his neck — declared a suicide a Work-a-holic: a drinker, depre 2004 Page #203  
onference Marilyn Monroe's Death • Suicide via alcohol and barbiturate over 2004 Page #207  
swer: Murdered made to look like a suicide • Why: People she associated wit 2004 Page #207  
 weeks before his first attempt at suicide he told Bob Wood "I've found out 2004 Page #209  
n the desert near Tucson — Ruled a suicide • RV Answer: Individual pushed m 2004 Page #210  
despair, disorientation, cynicism, suicide and rejection of traditional bel 2006 Page #65  
 Defence James Forestall committed suicide and is featured in the X-Files a 2007 Page #84  
nth before he reportedly committed suicide at Bethesda Naval Hospital. He c 2008 Page #132  

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tual reactions, from doomsday mass suicides to hysterical cult worship. Gov 2006 Page #63  
 rash of school shootings and teen suicides in recent years. Virtually ever 2008 Page #141  

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 structure, soft looking. He had a suit on, or we assume it was a suit, it  2003 Page #23  
d a suit on, or we assume it was a suit, it could have been his skin, and h 2003 Page #23  
lt to tell if it was his skin or a suit. It looked as if he had no bone str 2003 Page #35  
you what, I bet the one man in the suit must have taken anywhere from from  2003 Page #69  
lothed with a tight fitting flight suit that appears to be fire proof (seme 2003 Page #236  
was clothed in a silvery, metallic suit and wore a skullcap of the same typ 2005 Page #41  
d wearing a silver-metallic flight suit. Stansel worked for Raytheon in Sud 2005 Page #169  
llins wore a standard cloth flight suit instead of a full pressure suit. Ha 2006 Page #75  
ht suit instead of a full pressure suit. Had he been found wearing a space  2006 Page #75  
 Had he been found wearing a space suit, there might have been unwanted que 2006 Page #75  
me kind of vehicular type of space suit that acted as a probe. The body was 2006 Page #93  
om six to eight feet apart. Wore a suit of green armor. Looked like a mecha 2006 Page #98  
d in detail in separate study GRAY SUIT within Projects 612 and 621, ULATT  2006 Page #103  
lothed with a tight fitting flight suit that appears to be fire proof (some 2006 Page #104  
 some sort of full-body protection suit, entered the woods — for reasons th 2006 Page #132  
ng is not this product's strongest suit and the candy pops themselves have  2007 Page #64  
was clothed in a silvery, metallic suit and wore a skullcap of the same typ 2009 Page #49  
was clothed in a silvery, metallic suit and wore a skullcap of the same typ 2009 Page #55  
by all accounts. It wore a silvery suit and had a very small head, not much 2009 Page #135  

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 have a facility that is perfectly suitable for doing something like that.  2005 Page #71  
4.5 billion years old and has been suitable for life for well over a billio 2006 Page #5  
al military career that provides a suitable cover for MJ-12 Group projects; 2006 Page #23  
dd, had merely conjured it up as a suitable pseudonym. In other words, the  2006 Page #128  
f units of this District were most suitable for collecting these data, ther 2008 Page #26  

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the area, there were several sites suitably located for the larger experime 2009 Page #165  

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 speed, body removed from scene in suitcase; meeting was in 1952; crash was 2004 Page #111  

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ficantly, Sherman was told that he suited to the task since he was identifi 2006 Page #22  
d to select chose photographs best suited for the upcoming NCO Club newslet 2007 Page #95  
 cheaper, more flexible , and more suited for other missions. It is importa 2009 Page #22  

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2 memo which was discovered in the Suitland Archives. He may also be known  2004 Page #103  

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icials oekS. IogkSofb in basinass, suitors! and political fis 14a, and will 2003 Page #213  

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ell. Official looking men in dress suits were also reportedly seen at the K 2003 Page #59  
oddly enough, several men in dress suits and hats. The men in suits seemed  2003 Page #69  
n dress suits and hats. The men in suits seemed to be controlling the opera 2003 Page #69  
at he saw some of the men in dress suits looking over an area on the ground 2003 Page #69  
ering which Bill described as moon suits. The men were carrying a box shape 2003 Page #70  
ly aligned and strengthened flight suits and hand imprinted control panels. 2003 Page #102  
. All four were wearing protective suits when they came in contact with bod 2004 Page #81  
 humanoid burned bodies recovered, suits fused to flesh: shipped by rail, c 2004 Page #112  
vered, "silver, skin- tight flight suits" 38 1963 Unknown, USA 1 1 0 1 0 Re 2004 Page #112  
 to pay potentially huge liability suits. Those involved felt that it was b 2004 Page #125  
nose. They wore tight fitting jump suits, thin headdresses that appeared to 2004 Page #182  
eeding, despite wearing protective suits, after contacting the occupants '  2005 Page #126  
. All four were wearing protective suits when they came into contact with b 2006 Page #104  
been placed inside decontamination suits." The staff at Porton began the ca 2006 Page #122  
an the careful task of opening the suits. "When the suits were fully opened 2006 Page #122  
sk of opening the suits. "When the suits were fully opened it was obvious t 2006 Page #122  
rs, dressed in bioprotection [sic] suits, reconfigured the straps holding t 2006 Page #135  
alled. Outfitted in bio protection suits, the U.S. soldiers explored the ar 2007 Page #187  
d from head-to-foot in hazmat-type suits. The reason being that at the reco 2008 Page #37  
peared to be nylon-coated pressure suits, but no helmets. Conditions on the 2008 Page #94  

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e aLiens were found wearing £Light sujts, a study would be made of the mate 2005 Page #162  

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 Things Reverse Engineering USSR • Sukhoi Su-37 Zolotoy Berkut • Forward Sw 2004 Page #164  
0.1 • Mikoyan- Gureivich • (MiG) • Sukhoi • Yakovlev • Ilyushin Tsarist UFO 2004 Page #165  

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 Analysis performed by Philologist Sukhoveev; leaks from son, Azizova, quot 2004 Page #168  

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ransferred co Hospital Regional do Sul de :rvlinas, where he died on Februa 2005 Page #33  
KIVE Wlill" CI0,-.\1' OH TOP, l-lf"SUl.!11, l.1~ Pft:T IN OlAM~iC:.1'. ANO  2009 Page #124  

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eric use of a strong paper made of sulfate pulp. The classic authentication 2003 Page #181  

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wrence remembers it as smelling of sulfur and there were bubbles coming up  2004 Page #39  
nese) 0.02 p (phosphorus) 0.010 s (sulfur) 0.0001 Ni (nickel) 0.04 Cu (copp 2007 Page #201  

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ric acid, and only slightly by hot sulfuric acid. But the element is rapidl 2003 Page #106  
ures and to various acids (rutric, sulfuric, picric). The Crumba lab wrote  2007 Page #200  

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24, 125 Ul'e Are Not Alone, Walter Sullivan, 1964, McGraw-Hill, New York, p 2007 Page #77  
rs, employed the New York law firm Sullivan and Cromwell to represent his i 2008 Page #126  
 Foster Dulles and Allen Dulles of Sullivan and Cromwell. Allen Dulles (lat 2008 Page #126  

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 •Hopkins • Royall • Col. John•J L Sullivan• Senator Vandenberg • Eisenhowe 2003 Page #154  

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, as well as ~agnesium, potassium, sulphur, sodium, and silicium. Phosphoru 2007 Page #199  
a mixture mainly of unslaked lime, sulphur, and naphtha) , which stopped th 2009 Page #20  

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T, etc.) ► 3) NYT publisher Arthur Sulzberger's policy was "to help the CIA 2007 Page #23  
c.) ► 3) f\..T)'T publisher Arthur Sulzberger's policy was "to help the CIA 2007 Page #23  

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bilities in th.is paper and try ro sum up what has been learned to date. Al 2005 Page #161  

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the . • • • • ■ Chuu u,d Puucuh, • Summ 3: Great Expectations, 1976-1978 ■L 2009 Page #143  

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8IN TMF LANE TART FHENOMKMNON UNIT SUMMARI INTELLIGENCE ASSESSMENT File ref 2003 Page #232  

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ous readers can proceed from these summaries to detailed accounts in the so 2005 Page #121  
nsisting mainly of one or two page summaries of individual sightings: the r 2008 Page #64  

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nd this is what I will now rapidly summarize in the next 29 slides, highlig 2003 Page #171  
ould be unproductive to attempt to summarize the details. However, to my kn 2004 Page #121  
ert \'(/oocl, it is instructive to summarize what we know about Project MOO 2005 Page #141  
vents surrounding the accident and summarize the results of my visit to the 2006 Page #72  
he Air Staff; so what I did was to summarize the events on a couple of side 2008 Page #34  
sterisks. This slide 9 attempts to summarize the essence of the thought or  2008 Page #106  
e officers to receive, analyze and summarize the data into a systemized dat 2009 Page #16  

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guide to UFO identification and is summarized on Slides 37, 38 and 39. Thes 2003 Page #178  
traterrestrial hypothesis), nicely summarized by Jacques Vallee in the Jour 2004 Page #121  
11atio11 Red: The UFO Siege (which summarized the data acquired by Ray Fowl 2005 Page #42  
arms. The massi, e-k situation was summarized subsequently in a report, Pro 2005 Page #171  
isinformation becomes apparent, as summarized in the following tables: What 2009 Page #167  

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ulated in Jan 1995 □ The following summarizes main points of content 11'8/2 2003 Page #170  
 What the Manual Says This Slide 9 summarizes some of the main highlights o 2003 Page #171  
itnesses where possible.) Slide 39 summarizes the five kinds of normal stim 2003 Page #178  
egal or copyright issues. Slide 40 summarizes the main techniques. Clearly, 2003 Page #178  
nt keep ETI life secret?" Slide 62 summarizes the five reasons, ANY ONE OF  2003 Page #185  
 CC?Gpon!lible runnC?r. First Page Summarizes ■ Other agencies are getting  2008 Page #121  

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ived in the mail. Today, I will be summarizing the content of this remarkab 2003 Page #169  
oday in slide 2. First, some words summarizing the overall scope of the "le 2008 Page #104  

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tside of Cape Girardeau. The quick summary of the event was that when Huffm 2003 Page #21  
und in magnesium/zinc alloys.'' In summary, the metal fragments allegedly f 2003 Page #106  
thinking. Slide 3. We begin with a summary table of the various documents I 2003 Page #169  
f fakery have led me to create one summary chart of the eight phony claims  2003 Page #185  
etween U July - 6 July lFl|7 Albis Summary was prepared by Headquarters Int 2003 Page #232  
f this, I would like to give you a summary of some of the more intriguing c 2004 Page #4  
est of this planet. SLIDE #48: IPU summary title TOP SECRET ULTRA INTERPLAN 2004 Page #79  
TRA INTERPLANETARY PHENOMENON UNIT SUMMARY INTELLIGENCE ASSESSMENT File Ref 2004 Page #79  
the Interplanetary Phenomenon Unit Summary Intelligence Assessment states:  2004 Page #79  
s has been also made into a master summary electronic file, capturing the h 2004 Page #110  
C T 0 D Contacts Report References Summary and comments 1 1941 Cape Girarde 2004 Page #110  
the interplanetary Phenomenon Unit summary report written 9 July 1947 ident 2004 Page #119  
le to determine cause of death. In summary, seven of the reports have corre 2004 Page #119  
 of these cases. Slide 18 gives my summary of how why some hoaxers may do i 2004 Page #121  
ns Manual SOM 1-01 is an exarllent summary of the procedures that would hav 2004 Page #125  
the process. I offer in Slide 21 a summary of three specific secrets that w 2004 Page #125  
s Sanders (1997) or a more current summary of what probably happened in Fir 2004 Page #130  
formation discussed will result in summary execution without judicial proce 2004 Page #170  
Reverse Engineering Claims CORSO'S SUMMARY 1 CLAIMS IN "THE DAWN ... " ■ Im 2005 Page #7  
... , ey 1 ... ■ Ambiguous claims: summary section seems to be "his opinion 2005 Page #7  
n of Reverse Engineering Claims MY SUMMARY: CORSO THE MAN ■ Highly intellig 2005 Page #11  
pring of 2005, Steve e-mailed me a summary of his disco, eries and his hypo 2005 Page #65  
rufficult. As you read Ryan Wood's summary of cases where visitors haYe fal 2005 Page #117  
d for 15 See Appendix for detailed summary statement about the authenticity 2005 Page #129  
ual UFO Crash Retrieval Conference Summary • Interceptions and military clo 2006 Page #29  
dated September 4, 2001. Executive Summary In 1998 and 1999, two invitation 2006 Page #48  
tendant equations than we have. In summary, it is logical to assume that th 2006 Page #102  
C/IPU published in March 1951, two summary "MAJESTIC SERIES," No. 98 and No 2006 Page #104  
tical Development Programs." These summary reports have apparently made of  2006 Page #104  
assic in the UFO literature. 22 In summary, Villas-Boas was a 23 year old f 2006 Page #109  
unknown to the American people? In summary, the sequence of possible events 2006 Page #112  
eir" flying saucers. An analytical summary of the features dominant are: 1. 2006 Page #115  
agement in the Wake of a UFO Crash Summary: By Terry Hansen Copyright 2007  2007 Page #7  
mans advanced technology. Here's a summary of a few stories and interesting 2007 Page #127  
observed was not a helicopter." In summary, three times in August 1980 on t 2007 Page #176  
uclear weapons zone. Conclude with summary of current ongoing research. 170 2007 Page #176  
ublished anywhere until this brief summary. The incident occurred in the An 2007 Page #195  
Novemb er 15, 1993. Accorrung to a summary of the case he titled, "La Histo 2007 Page #200  
. The project card gave this brief summary of the sighting, "Radar sighting 2008 Page #8  
his one. Before we go on, here's a summary of the topics for today in slide 2008 Page #104  
 Majestic Program. Shown here is a summary of the classified documents that 2008 Page #104  
cope of comments ■Leaked documents summary ■Einstein/Oppenheimer "white pap 2008 Page #115  
astwalke rs at Cheyenne Moun.tam ■ Summary Calm Before the Storm ■ Hessdale 2008 Page #164  
Warfare Plans I would like a brief summary from you at your earliest conven 2009 Page #37  
 his June 1961 request for a brief summary of MJ-12 activities. Allen Dulle 2009 Page #38  
rch/j fk/select-commi ttee-report /summary .html 42 Fletcher Prouty, JFK: T 2009 Page #47  
 4 feet of water. cameras were set Summary Two weeks before Kenneth Arnold' 2009 Page #176  

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' report made it un-releasable. In Summation: Driving home the 'casualty of 2003 Page #94  
                                   Summation ■ An era of major transition ■ 2008 Page #168  
... ,, ...... . ..... . ...... . . Summation ■ An era of ma1or tuns,t:on ■  2009 Page #153  

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onicle of the F tying Saucer Myth, summed up the Aurora crash thusly, "In r 2004 Page #31  
e Secretary Robert C. Seamans, Jr. summed up the final position of the gove 2004 Page #178  
g of the U.S. Air Material Command summed it all up as far back as Septembe 2005 Page #118  
ews story ROSWELL-CASE CLOSED. She summed it up succinctly"It's a damned li 2009 Page #88  

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cuments are new and arrived in the summer of 2000. Yet, other Majestic docu 2003 Page #27  
aced by the American military this summer. U.S. and Canadian forces recorde 2003 Page #88  
into Air Force and Army during the summer of 1947.) They found two dead occ 2003 Page #99  
to separate military divisions the summer of 1947; University of California 2003 Page #99  
the events of 1980 occurred in the summer 2000 when they released several d 2004 Page #58  
ression on Budd as well. This past summer, a film crew from Teamwork Produc 2004 Page #59  
ed steer, WaIsenberg, Colo. In the summer of 1979, hundreds of animal mutil 2004 Page #76  
 Crash Retrieval Conference 6 1947 Summer, Southwestern USA 1 1 1 1 1 Resea 2004 Page #111  
 of the Kingman crash: "During the summer of 1977 I was asked by a local bu 2005 Page #43  
Charlie in a photocopy shop in the summer of ninety-four . Charlie was cont 2005 Page #163  
hoot them down. As far back as the summer of 1952 when, in July, UFOs did f 2006 Page #5  
ons to the B-52H at Area 51 in the summer of 1967 and conducted fit checks  2006 Page #78  
s an incident that occurred in the summer of 1971 "near Edwards Air Force B 2006 Page #86  
types were moved to Edwards in the summer of 1964. Article 1003 was eventua 2006 Page #87  
rcraft accidents at Edwards in the summer of 1971 and they occurred just on 2006 Page #87  
g a full-scale flap. On that early summer night, a group of neighborhood bo 2006 Page #89  
the surface. PART ONE: Splashdown. Summer 1984... It was mid-summer. Commer 2006 Page #183  
League West. All in all, a typical summer day in the Pacific Northwest, exc 2006 Page #183  
following what was yet another hot summer day. Even at this hour it's still 2006 Page #184  
 Then, suddenly, out of the starry summer sky... 3:39 AM, July 27, 1984: th 2006 Page #184  
-85... In contrast to the sizzling summer of the splashdown, the end of 198 2006 Page #186  
what had happened during that warm summer night back in July... 183         2006 Page #186  
ace on a calm, clear, unremarkable summer night. There simply doesn't seem  2006 Page #189  
f Lummi island, Washington, in the summer of 1984? What was discovered duri 2006 Page #194  
e Bigelow Foundation 2. During the summer of 1992, I had a telephone conver 2006 Page #196  
ntity. Area 2000 Radio Show In the summer of 1993, Robert Bigelow and I met 2006 Page #203  
"Alien Chewits" hit the stores the summer of '97 as a 'limited edition' can 2007 Page #63  
or readability. Joe: It was in the summer. It was in late summer and I can  2007 Page #121  
 was in the summer. It was in late summer and I can remember because the As 2007 Page #121  
ere it is finally in print. In the summer of 1971, at Elk Mountain, Wyoming 2007 Page #127  
revealed that at some point in the summer of 1975 a covert mission was init 2007 Page #138  
lings, presented to the NSC in the summer of 1980, were chat the Vela satel 2007 Page #143  
5, 1974 was a typical sizzling hot summer day in West Texas, and as dayligh 2007 Page #185  
                        enjoying a summer day of camping in the mountajns.  2007 Page #196  
he family was enjoying a beautiful summer late afternoon when they suddenly 2007 Page #196  
en't interested in the phenomenon! Summer of the Saucers At the same time a 2008 Page #67  
e time as these file releases, the summer of 2008 has seen a massive upsurg 2008 Page #67  
and Other Interesting Leaks ■ UFOs Summer 1976 ■ ET over the Cm:ny Islands? 2008 Page #160  
O Sighting; in the U.S. :md World, Summer 1989 ■ The Strange Soviet Summer  2008 Page #166  
, Summer 1989 ■ The Strange Soviet Summer of 1989 ■ Meet .Bob L:12:u ■ Outb 2008 Page #166  
played a role in New Mexico in the summer of 1947 when a unidentified space 2009 Page #17  
M . BUT NOW, 30 YEARS LATER IN THE SUMMER OF 2009, YOU ARE GOING ON THE REC 2009 Page #74  
I f...., .: ... ,1 ... ,, ~•1·•1.1 Summer 1961, Bloomington IL DEC. 2,, 1q2 2009 Page #124  
oll in the Marshall Islands in the summer of 1946. Its purpose was to test  2009 Page #173  

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and faculty members at his beloved Summerhill school described the UFO sigh 2005 Page #103  
FO sightings they had had from the Summerhill property in Leiston, Suffolk  2005 Page #103  
 life and work, A.S. Neill and the Summerhill School, President Gorbachev a 2009 Page #139  

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t knows, and at time doesn't know. Summing it all up I would say that the p 2003 Page #189  
, -The T rnvis W,1lton Abduction ■ Summing Up 1975 ■ 1976: TI1e State of UF 2008 Page #160  

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licopter flew in over Cherry Creek Summit and dropped down into the valley. 2006 Page #79  
y a nurse headed coward the scene. Summit of Cadair Bronwen in Berwyn 1foun 2007 Page #149  
 Triangle Broadcasting Company and Summit Communications . ---Dr. Donald Me 2008 Page #133  
! Mormon Mesa is a 1,893 foot high summit which dominates Nevada's Moapa Va 2009 Page #54  
 Physically met with bikers in the summit area • Newspapers checked • Enlis 2009 Page #194  

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-12 personnel. The use of codes to summon Stone to his covert duties would  2006 Page #20  
the CDC for Infectious Diseases to summon Dr. Joseph McDade, who isolated L 2006 Page #111  

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or a statement. When the Air Force summoned Charles Moore for its 1993 inve 2004 Page #139  
 results, and fighter jets are not summoned save in rare instances. All pos 2004 Page #169  
 • In some cases a psychiatrist is summoned after the MVD physician establi 2004 Page #169  
, an officer of Flag rank is often summoned to supervise the transfer to a  2004 Page #170  
individual of singular ability) is summoned for indefinite duty. A list of  2004 Page #171  
daca, a family friend who had been summoned by Faustino, arri, ed at the Pa 2005 Page #155  
giving weekend, the three men were summoned by a very angry chief James See 2006 Page #160  

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eaker there. Author David Boadella sums the conundrum up: "Wby rud the orth 2005 Page #103  

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left. I was wearing a bandanna for sun protection. I took what I was to lat 2003 Page #45  
r the San Mateo Mountains. Now the sun slashed through them, casting shadow 2003 Page #46  
f late afternoon. Periodically the sun went behind a ci when it emerged the 2003 Page #46  
athed in a bright golden light The sun would be mountains soon and I had be 2003 Page #46  
 elevation angle (altitude) of the Sun for Fort Worth, Texas, on July 8, 19 2004 Page #232  
 object or possible reflections of sun from a metallic object, and it is of 2005 Page #64  
o me. It reminded me of an ancient Sun Dial that I had seen in some schoolb 2005 Page #157  
Earth as it rotates and orbits the sun." It is certain that Lear's son, Joh 2005 Page #173  
he 46 that are very similar to the sun. The driving fact here is that we ha 2006 Page #5  
ight years away, we find a pair of sun like stars, Zeta 1 and Zeta 2 Reticu 2006 Page #5  
are a billion years older than the sun. Inpther words, there has been a gre 2006 Page #5  
im out because of the angle of the sun and what it was doing from the truck 2006 Page #158  
ts ► Lifetime secrecy agreements ► Sun eillance of orgaruzations and indivi 2007 Page #16  
ou could see the red clouds and me sun wasn't quite down yet. We saw a stre 2007 Page #121  
all and "evening squall." When the sun starts to set, the heat from the can 2007 Page #122  
that did not reflect the afternoon sun.light. The object ilisplayed a rusti 2007 Page #165  
ed Like two mirrors reflecting the Sun. They could be seen at great distanc 2007 Page #200  
no visual sightings. The Las Vegas Sun, however , reported on April 19, the 2008 Page #8  
hed the area in jeeps and when the sun came up, used airplanes. They didn't 2008 Page #8  
 lit the ground like the noon time sun. He said that he believes it was a m 2008 Page #11  
o work picking up debris. When the sun came up they were all loaded onto a  2008 Page #14  
newspapers including the Las Vegas Sun, Los Angeles Times, Deseret News and 2008 Page #16  
jects (such as stars, planets, the sun, and the moon), weather conditions a 2008 Page #23  
          on his mobile phone. The Sun (the UK's best-selling national dail 2008 Page #68  
or the short wave radiation of the sun. The oxygen could be used for breach 2008 Page #112  
s, "there is nothing new under the sun," and an equally true axiom is that  2009 Page #156  
ome speculations on how to build a sun gun. This would be a huge burning gl 2009 Page #158  
later in New Zealand. The Lo'vvell Sun had this headline : "Is A-Bomb Passe 2009 Page #161  

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anslates into 'sunrise' or 'rising sun' in English, was launched from pad 3 2008 Page #136  

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 of the Earth circling hundreds of sun-like stars. Any one of those planets 2006 Page #70  
nd[ ... ] Later in the night a red sun-like light was seen through the tree 2008 Page #32  

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e 1958 Tabs. SLIDE #10: Las Cruces Sun-Ne2vs, June 1,1947 Round-the-World S 2004 Page #66  

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 if attacked. SLIDE #5: Las Cruces Sun-News: May 16, 2947 V-2 Goes Astray,  2004 Page #62  
Headline, May 22, 1947: Las Cruces Sun-News 'Peculiar Phenomena' Is Blamed  2004 Page #64  
ed by the editor of the Las Cruces Sun-News who watched the May 29, 1947, l 2004 Page #68  
h Retrievals Slide #55: Las Cruces Sun-News, May 20, 1947 Secrecy Shrouds T 2004 Page #82  

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tnessed by credible members of the sun-ounding community , bow can it be sa 2008 Page #40  

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d by any nation on earth. ” London Sunday Dispatch, July 11, 1954 www.majes 2003 Page #9  
ill take custody of his brother on Sunday May 22. The official account of F 2003 Page #91  
 take his brother from Bethesda on Sunday May 22 to recuperate privately. F 2003 Page #95  
ived at the ranch in afternoon. On Sunday night, three days after the crash 2003 Page #193  
urned to Secretary of state. 4. On Sunday, July 6 and completed Monday July 2003 Page #204  
mained until October 2, 1983. That Sunday the story literally exploded in t 2004 Page #46  
ld Frank Joyce about it during his Sunday radio show on KGFL 233            2004 Page #236  
). 6. Also on Friday, Saturday and Sunday the 19th--21" several major newsp 2006 Page #45  
 UFO Crash Retrieval Conference On Sunday morning, September 14, 1952, the  2006 Page #95  
 the science editorial team of the Sunday Express. He said that he was fasc 2006 Page #125  
ich had happened around 1993. "The Sunday Express had been approached by a  2006 Page #125  
 the area. He'd reported it to the Sunday Express in that context. "The sci 2006 Page #125  
ewed out big time! The next day on Sunday, they went on through the night t 2006 Page #154  
 program, running for two hours on Sunday evenings, called Area 2000. This  2006 Page #203  
he weekly guest was interviewed on Sunday night, over the telephone, by Art 2006 Page #203  
than it is telling. 2. AUGUST 1974 Sunday, August 25, 1974 was a typical si 2007 Page #185  
ent. The primary event occurred on Sunday night, November 25, 1979 at about 2008 Page #40  
 that began at about 2250 hours on Sunday, November 25, 1979 when an unknow 2008 Page #42  
and saw something extraordinary on Sunday night, November 25, 1979. Paul We 2008 Page #48  
 that passed over her home on that Sunday njght in November 1979. She was 6 2008 Page #49  
. He recalled it had occurred on a Sunday night. Two to three days (Tuesday 2008 Page #55  
event to the Crash at I 0:50 pm on Sunday, November 25, 1979. That is how A 2008 Page #57  
Daily World, Aberdeen, Washington, Sunday, July 26, 1987 UFO enthusiasts ta 2008 Page #70  
ened. I do know that a C-5 came in Sunday night (December 28, 1980). It inv 2009 Page #79  
own security. The plane came in on Sunday night (December 28, /980). I do k 2009 Page #79  

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Nebraska, Kansas and Iowa. On John Sunderman's farm outside Madison, Neb.,  2007 Page #146  

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echnical innovations will emerge? "Sundesert" Nuclear Reactors. Memo to Att 2009 Page #10  
unger. "A negative decision on the Sundesert Reactors is apt to bring 1978  2009 Page #10  

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 western sky. This was right after sundown. It got brighter and brighter, a 2003 Page #196  

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searcher Bill Hamilton III, 17 UFO sunk in sand guarded by military 107     2004 Page #110  

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sly ended up right next to another sunken artifact similar in composition b 2006 Page #191  

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ndoors with flash or outdoors with sunlight. This i the current status of t 2007 Page #199  

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y saw a huge object reflecting the sunljghr rise behind a nearby mountain.  2007 Page #196  

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ey were sparks or flashes from the sunljght. It rose again co a considerabl 2007 Page #196  

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istent with EBD 1950 crash 15 1950 Sunnyvale, California. USA 0 1 0 1 0 Res 2004 Page #111  

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 (describing back at air base near sunrise on December 26, 1980, Shift Comm 2008 Page #86  

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ack Closing with Plains scenes and sunset Credits Interviewer Tim Bewley Ac 2003 Page #44  
nished the on-load just before the sunset." The letter writer also listed s 2003 Page #99  
ther ship moving though the sky at sunset. ]n doing so, the distil.ler ackn 2007 Page #71  

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e universe. He wanted to shine the sunshine laws on intelligence, to expose 2003 Page #198  
e universe? He wanted to shine the sunshine laws on intelligence, to expose 2004 Page #188  

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e brewer and whiskey manufacturer, Suntor-y. Its focus was a new mixed drin 2007 Page #64  

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on ." On the right is the product, Suntory MIDORJ melon Liqueur, and a glas 2007 Page #65  
this ad campaign originated within Suntory or with their American advertisi 2007 Page #65  

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long ago" while Ladd was riding at sunup, he saw "a UFO not more than a hun 2005 Page #70  

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was sli1ted, WGUlcl 1:upe.r:,ecret SUP?~-,venpon. :.ip .. \ hn,·c some sir. 2009 Page #182  

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 b' • mlral!y and U,e mlni&tr y oJ sup-0.u~ ) ~~111 1~;. "· tJO'..sl 111•:  2009 Page #182  

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 reported to have le-! vclopcd tbc supcr•wc ripon. The f New Zealand Heral: 2009 Page #183  

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icance toward the development of a super weapon of War"...Consultation with 2003 Page #25  
Unique period words and phrases • “super weapon of war", “atomic secrets",  2003 Page #26  
 that before we can exploit these "super weapons of war" we need to win the 2003 Page #27  
t Stamp □ FDR language matching o “super weapons of war” o “of such wonders 2003 Page #27  
olved • Is there any doubt it is a super sensitive topic?CAUS Lawsuit - TS  2003 Page #163  
gular configuration to protect the super secret Los Alamos Laboratory which 2004 Page #70  
R Post WWII • No completed Atomic. Super, or Hydrogen bomb program • No del 2004 Page #158  
mage intensifiers ■ Fiber optics ■ Super tenacity fibers ■ Metals -molecula 2005 Page #7  
ges how he spearheaded the Arm) 's super secret reverse-engineering project 2005 Page #167  
ecimens to find genetic defects or super special genes. There are a number  2006 Page #7  
cal warfare that the creation of a super weapon might well be possible. In  2006 Page #105  
4: Soviet Union reportedly creates super plague. • 1985-1989: Ken Alibek (K 2006 Page #107  
annered duck by day, intergalactic super hero by night." Truth in advertisi 2007 Page #64  
hooting Scar, F-86 Saber and F-100 Super Saber jet aircraft. Some of the ph 2007 Page #99  
articipating in the development of super weapons. But secrecy puts no obsta 2009 Page #20  
n airplane equipped with a sort of super dog whistle," he said, "conceivabl 2009 Page #162  
'nti,l, Jamt's l\h!rioni I sort of super doi: whistlc,n he 5~irl. Snod:;ras 2009 Page #183  

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1e idea of deliberate "seeding" of super-advanced technology on emerging "k 2005 Page #121  

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, electro-hydrodynamic technology, super-aerodynes, out-weighed, inter-acti 2006 Page #105  

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cret (Soviet?) satellite42 or some super-classified, highly sensitive piece 2006 Page #191  

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tromagnetic spacecraft propulsion, super-conducting particle accelerators,  2005 Page #173  

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ith. It might radiate a quality of super-human power which would be highly  2006 Page #53  
will? Again, if its abilities seem super-human, it could easily provoke fea 2006 Page #53  

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were to investigate the crash of a super-secret test vehicle. Stansel's job 2005 Page #168  
ing the purported development of a super-secret super-weapon approaching th 2009 Page #159  

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mage intensifiers ■ Fiber optics ■ Super-tenacity fibers ■ Integrated circu 2005 Page #6  
s, lasers, night-vision equipment, super-tenacity fibers (such as Kevlar pl 2005 Page #167  

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rted development of a super-secret super-weapon approaching the atomic bomb 2009 Page #159  

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 wHATEvER EXPLODED wAS movrmo AT A SUPER3ONIC SPEED. BECAUSE THERE WAS NO P 2004 Page #24  

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ccounts the Under Secretary does a superb job and seems to thrive in the ul 2003 Page #86  
nt, quick witted, and possessed of superb memory skills and a deep appre~•a 2007 Page #136  
em nothing. This page also shows a superb image of the CI stamps for the Co 2008 Page #111  

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layered material that acted Like a supercapacitor. The amount of charge cou 2005 Page #174  

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is also added to metal mixtures in superconducting research. On July 5, 199 2003 Page #107  

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s a lot, partly due to his work as Superintendent of Radio Regulations. So  2004 Page #96  

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vents to someone described as his "superior," Fred Crisman, a man with a lo 2003 Page #41  
as working the radio, informed his superior that they had just gone through 2004 Page #36  
ce ■ Advanced propulsion systems ■ Superior medical techniques ■ Tampering  2005 Page #9  
ld do that. AT THAT POINT, DID ANY SUPERIOR OFFICER COME RUNNING IN AND SAY 2006 Page #149  
organize and analyze data. 'Ir has superior intellect, performs diagnostic  2007 Page #69  
.ight Topple If Faced by a Race of Superior Beings." Drawing ti-us parallel 2007 Page #76  
the sky into Duluth Harbor on Lake Superior in Minnesota. Local TV news sta 2007 Page #128  
0? I million? 3) A technologically superior race would be able to keep itse 2007 Page #184  
e conducted on c:..ass:.c lines. A superior form of colonizing will have to 2008 Page #113  
 to communicate with his immediate superior, Reichfuehrer Heinrich Himmler. 2008 Page #138  
nuclear forces are not numerically superior and inferior to those of, say,  2009 Page #22  
is respect our technology is still superior to that of any country. Further 2009 Page #22  
Sgt. Penniston suspicious that his superior officer knew more about what ha 2009 Page #68  
ut of the inforrnation loop by his superior officers, USAF General Gordon W 2009 Page #68  
n Rendlesham Forest along with his superior officers, but he did not includ 2009 Page #80  

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xperiment. But first, he asked his superiors and contacts at the Defense In 2003 Page #110  
n Roswell were explaining to their superiors exactly what happened. Congres 2004 Page #61  
 United States. He (Doty) said "my superiors have asked me to show you a do 2004 Page #193  
h recoveries, being asked by their superiors in the Majestic-12 Group to pr 2006 Page #16  
rably and even opposed by his Army superiors. His FOIA activities led to pu 2006 Page #17  
hout the knowledge of his military superiors. Stone's use of FOIA was parti 2006 Page #17  
ut knowledge of his immediate army superiors. As far as they were concerned 2006 Page #20  
 the crash scene commander and his superiors at CIA Headquarters. Works ins 2006 Page #76  
 in the Cuban incident, government superiors ordered a phony, publicly acce 2006 Page #144  

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d, dually sponsored by the Safeway Supermark et chain and Woolworths, procl 2007 Page #60  

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es. The cover was a send-up of the supermarket tabloid, The Aatio11al E11tp 2007 Page #67  

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ng Russians (all of them?) for the supernatural. Soviet editors lacking ske 2009 Page #139  

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SO'-ilC \'ERSIO~ I CREW PROJECT-Y2 SUPERSO]'.'IC \"ERSJON ICREW l\t-:\CH2 P 2007 Page #112  

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 crashed or exploded was moving at supersonic speed but due to the size and 2004 Page #17  
eter canon fire." SLIDE #9-A: 1945 Supersonic Text Vehicle; Surface-to-Air  2004 Page #66  
Original full-scale replica of the Supersonic Test Vehicle called Bumblebee 2004 Page #66  
000, which would be sufficient for supersonic speed. The original Brown rig 2005 Page #171  
. The rocket pushed the vehicle to supersonic speeds but instead of climbin 2006 Page #79  
nose-down angle, and may have been supersonic at the time of impact. Mulhar 2006 Page #82  
oject Silverbug was a design for a supersonic VTOL flying disc. By 1953, Jo 2007 Page #111  
                                   Supersonic Concord. \'(1arren recalls se 2007 Page #115  
nodgrass article, was this story: "Supersonic Weapon Is Forecast Another Se 2009 Page #161  

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son, the second wife of the comedy superstar. We have proof that she wrote  2003 Page #194  

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ussian people where just downright superstitious . I do thank Yuri Lotosev  2009 Page #140  

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 image intensifiers, fiber optics, supertenacity fibers, lasers, molecularl 2003 Page #101  

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 available shall ba subject to tbs supervi- oioa ©f representatives of ths  2003 Page #213  

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 of Flag rank is often summoned to supervise the transfer to a secure facil 2004 Page #170  

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ty clearances. He and the crews he supervised had worked all over the Bentw 2004 Page #51  
he (Marcia Smith) went forward and supervised two of the final studies. The 2004 Page #187  
s 'Colonel' was the individual who supervised Stone while performing 13     2006 Page #16  
 Needles and Albuquerque ; and who supervised the building of the railroad  2009 Page #48  

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 available shall be subject to the supervision of representatives of the Un 2003 Page #225  
e climbed to 20,000 feet under the supervision of Oakland and Los Angeles a 2006 Page #81  
ng L:1xpayer rmney \\11.houl •dull supervision.· SIC\-on Afic,i:ood · &ul,t 2008 Page #146  

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an Bustinza, former C and D Flight Supervisor. Adrian stood next to Larry i 2004 Page #50  
 the area. I was asked by our area supervisor if I wanted relief to go to t 2004 Page #55  
ebris, when a power line repairman supervisor had come across some debris i 2004 Page #117  
e I saw them, that's when my Dad's supervisor literally threatened me with  2006 Page #153  
I guess felt it was good (what the Supervisor did), so I would not say anyt 2006 Page #153  
uld not say anything. But my Dad's supervisor threatened me with prison and 2006 Page #153  
rgeant James W. Penniston was duty supervisor at RAF Woodbridge and 73      2008 Page #79  
07. He was RAF Woodbridge Security Supervisor on December 26, 1980. He 55   2009 Page #61  
military security, law enforcement supervisor Staff Sergeant (SSgt) Bud Ste 2009 Page #62  
lso, additional note: My immediate supervisor.) Others on List Capt. Palmer 2009 Page #94  

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main loyal to their covert program supervisors. The template appears to be  2006 Page #23  
e most professional and well-liked supervisors, Sgt. Robbie Robertson from  2008 Page #43  
                   Law enforcement supervisors seem to come in two varietie 2008 Page #44  

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 guarantees and accepts definitive supervisory measures to be maintained by 2003 Page #222  

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security responsibilities. This CR supl'!"scdcs HO CR 4-l. O:issificd bY Mu 2007 Page #175  

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 a Socialist system in Russia that supp011ed Hitler's rapid rise to power.  2008 Page #126  

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 my way. I would stop at Datil for supper. It had a day and I was going hom 2003 Page #46  
s are farming human body parts for supper. Aliens created humans and sent J 2003 Page #142  
some of the divers talking, during supper one night, about what they had se 2004 Page #44  

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 to shop at Roswell Livestock Farm Suppl)." The darkening 'ET'ish horizon s 2007 Page #60  

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vin Randle (Avon Books, NY, 1995). Supplemental information is in parenthes 2006 Page #175  

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om various different agencies, who supplemented my own knowledge with their 2006 Page #131  
t, or to launch the recovery team, supplemented by any required military su 2006 Page #134  
United States Coast Guard reports, supplemented by local and national media 2006 Page #184  

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Pennsylvania. Based on information supplied by Kecksburg expert Stan Gordon 2003 Page #192  
 broken without the information he supplied. What makes the Rendlesham Fore 2004 Page #48  
ecalled it as only a standard lens supplied with the camera. This could hav 2004 Page #234  
h a 100mm wide-angle lens was also supplied specifically for press use. Oth 2004 Page #234  
we have termed source S-1, who has supplied quite a number of documents to  2004 Page #248  
il to my knowledge. Source S-1 has supplied several documents with returned 2004 Page #248  
nia, and Fort Meade, Maryland. S-1 Supplied Leaked Documents 1. 44 - 3" x 5 2004 Page #248  
top man. Was the information Reich supplied a contributing factor in Hillen 2005 Page #96  
y made dummy. About 10 years ago I supplied the make-up effects for a film  2005 Page #149  
nwhile, Hill Air Force Base, Utah, supplied flatbed trucks, a crane, and ot 2006 Page #74  
Side Beneath Radar Facility (Photo supplied by Andrew Kissner.) DURING THAT 2006 Page #152  
uling elite and tarted up by money supplied by corporate "research" institu 2006 Page #181  
ter the initial, earlier batch was supplied to him. 132                     2007 Page #138  
d University College. However , he supplied data relative to the location o 2009 Page #166  
and University College. However he supplied data relative to the location o 2009 Page #172  

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h was for Alphagen which was a MOD supplier amongst other things. At the ti 2007 Page #78  

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in charge of all manufacturing and supplies for the Navy, including all rel 2003 Page #86  
 fragments, not known to science 7 Supplies and provisions, clothing, food  2003 Page #175  
Harbor, loaded their equipment and supplies into a deuce and a half they ca 2004 Page #41  
cer, current medical equipment and supplies are wholly inadequate in dealin 2004 Page #81  
 missiles. There are also abundant supplies of so-called rare earths, many  2006 Page #7  
home, off streets, using available supplies sparingly, tending to loved one 2006 Page #62  
 themselves, looting for essential supplies, barricading homes or churches, 2006 Page #63  
nd Area 51, ferrying personnel and supplies. A temporary bivouac was set up 2006 Page #79  
cer, current medical equipment and supplies are wholly inadequate in dealin 2006 Page #105  
on, the city that had provided the supplies. Also, by supplying Japan with  2008 Page #127  

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 in 1965 he had worked for a large supply company in Ohio. A few days after 2003 Page #61  
vania, a Navy officer came to that supply house and ordered a large quantit 2003 Page #61  
tions: security and maintenance 2. Supply regulation 3. Other publications: 2003 Page #177  
 Defense Intelligence Agency would supply the answers. Naturally, I was kee 2004 Page #11  
 that specifically involved 6 or 7 supply and warships that were anchored o 2004 Page #43  
ng with earth environment and food supply ■ Abduction of humans at will, ta 2005 Page #9  
aving been asked over the years co supply horror and gore effects, it is a  2005 Page #149  
asily thereby preventing his power supply front yielding more than 47 kilov 2006 Page #41  
ices as long as possible. However, supply lines and energy would be highly  2006 Page #63  
day, two-thirds of America's water supply is fluoridated , ostensibly to pr 2008 Page #140  
 the admiralty and the ministry of supply all refused to discuss stories ou 2009 Page #159  

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ad provided the supplies. Also, by supplying Japan with tetraethyl , Teagle 2008 Page #127  
eing a Nazi front company that was supplying vital coal to Germany . But ac 2008 Page #129  

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ld information to see if it either suppons the authenticit y of the film, o 2005 Page #147  

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n Unit intelligence documents that support the hypothesis of an extraterres 2003 Page #21  
re public authentic documents that support and corroborate the hypothesis o 2003 Page #24  
4 provide both direct and indirect support for a crash retrieval event that 2003 Page #25  
 Forensic stylistics preliminarily support FDR as author a Format is correc 2003 Page #26  
 from credible people that loosely support the event, like Clarance Schade. 2003 Page #38  
ry and presidential documents that support a crash retrieval in 1941. It is 2003 Page #38  
, stories, documents or leads that support this case. 2. Help in accessing  2003 Page #38  
 Virginia University. His findings support the eyewitness accounts of an ob 2003 Page #71  
The SCI FI channel announced their support for legal action to force variou 2003 Page #71  
the other from an outspoken enemy, support the allegation that Forrestal's  2003 Page #94  
looking for information that would support stories, which showed the involv 2003 Page #192  
rote "Out On A Limb" that he would support me, that it was true, that there 2003 Page #198  
 the stories that has been told to support this idea is a story told by Dr. 2003 Page #199  
"...feeling of prior obligation to support or to further official Chinese p 2003 Page #207  
any feeling of ^?i©r ©bllgatlon to support or further official Chines* pro- 2003 Page #213  
any feeling of prior obligation to support or to further official Chinese p 2003 Page #225  
l have peacetime duty functions in support of such Air Force projects as Mo 2004 Page #4  
o, Larry would occasionally attend support groups in Budd's home, and being 2004 Page #58  
 Division at Sandia Base. Military support was provided by the Air Material 2004 Page #63  
 Chiefs of Staff provided military support. The National Security Council ( 2004 Page #63  
ty and autopsies performed or life support initiated in the instance of liv 2004 Page #170  
 wrote Out on a Limb that he would support me, that it was true, that there 2004 Page #188  
the following stories that seem to support that notion. in 1983, Robert Eme 2004 Page #192  
r and Colonel Coleman. Without the support of Vallee and Hynek the deal fel 2004 Page #193  
 and a lack of public interest and support, which keep him quiet and subser 2004 Page #197  
g, however, is that their accounts support each other, particularly on one  2004 Page #216  
 who ended up providing unexpected support for the Farley story that he had 2004 Page #217  
 was making the whole thing up, to support his position on MJ-12. There wou 2004 Page #222  
isn't making the whole thing up to support his conclusions on Aztec. Accord 2004 Page #222  
back up claims that just happen to support his theories. Take, for example, 2004 Page #222  
maneuvers, scientific studjes, and support activities. Operation Upshot-Kno 2005 Page #39  
field provided yet further data in support of the 1953 UFO crash at Kingman 2005 Page #44  
X/ichout significant institutional support, interested persons are left to  2005 Page #76  
e, is maintained, \\ ith duplicate support backup files secreted at other m 2005 Page #79  
ineteen thirties Hays was known to support the Communist Party via its "uni 2005 Page #93  
eed and likewise wrote to Brady in support of Reich's decision. Incredibly, 2005 Page #93  
andestine! ) leaked documents that support the case, what unique and obscur 2005 Page #135  
l have peacetime duty functions in support of such Air Force projects as l\ 2005 Page #142  
 investigations (AFR 200-2) and in support of Air Force Systems Command (AF 2005 Page #142  
. But is there anyone else who can support either of these stories? Mike Ma 2005 Page #148  
orted, and a few investigated lend support to the idea that some UFOs have  2005 Page #161  
services were still required. Some support for Stone's claims of having wor 2006 Page #17  
e documentation Stone uncovered to support the existence of classified UFO  2006 Page #17  
ony offers important corroborating support for Stone's claims for having wo 2006 Page #23  
 people would turn to religion for support; many others might turn away, co 2006 Page #57  
fic dialogue with the NHI, both to support government objectives and to ena 2006 Page #60  
 Consequently, business efforts to support defense might founder. All non-e 2006 Page #63  
llusory. Government would strongly support churches in this role, time perm 2006 Page #63  
 social services. Government would support the church role in maintaining s 2006 Page #64  
der and hope, and government would support this role. Religious leaders wou 2006 Page #65  
, but will need immediate and firm support of religious leaders as well as  2006 Page #66  
cility at Groom Lake, Nevada, with support from the U.S. Air Force. The pro 2006 Page #72  
rom Edwards and Bakersfield. Other support personnel and heavy equipment we 2006 Page #82  
ical evidence at the crash site to support it. I had the opportunity to stu 2006 Page #85  
cility is Biopreparat, assisted by support facilities of the Anti-Plague In 2006 Page #106  
ound at the crash site did tend to support his account." (16) While William 2006 Page #125  
amount of technical assistance and support to a BBC television production t 2006 Page #131  
plemented by any required military support, to take the craft. There occurr 2006 Page #134  
therings, CONTACT offers a private support group for those who have experie 2006 Page #193  
 them book lists, or refer them to support groups, if that is what they req 2006 Page #205  
ntion of U.S. Intelligence for its support of Mussolini. (Publisher Gene Po 2007 Page #26  
► 'Preferred service' irutiatives (Support 'network neutrabty!') ► Greater  2007 Page #39  
ob where I was doing internet tech support; this was in a different earlier 2007 Page #84  
s) see illustrations 21 & 22. This support group (SG) was at one time stati 2007 Page #99  
hter aircraft, refueling aircraft, support crews, and air bases. \Vhat woul 2007 Page #107  
 point of manufacturing additional support aircraft, when you had an aircra 2007 Page #107  
anufacturin g ordinary run-of-mill support aircraft. This specific point wa 2007 Page #108  
l have peacetime duty functions in support of such Air Force projects as Mo 2007 Page #134  
O investigation (AFR 200-2) and in support of Air Force Systems Command (AF 2007 Page #134  
 Field, seem to provide undeniable support for the existence of life elsewh 2007 Page #184  
nsufficient data reported to fully support such an evaluation.' The phenome 2008 Page #15  
dence has been located to directly support this theory. Figure 14 View look 2008 Page #59  
logne, had long provided financial support to the Nazis in hopes they would 2008 Page #127  
t agencies to disrupt the economic support for Hitler. On October 20, 1942, 2008 Page #129  
 such, he orchestrated bi-partisan support for the Truman Doctrine and the  2008 Page #132  
 was gravitational physics lending support to the idea that the Nazis were  2008 Page #138  
lumes of classified infom1ation to support the charge that the Truman admin 2008 Page #141  
king and corporate ties to pre-war support for the Nazis. Law enforcement p 2008 Page #145  
 PHIL CORSO • BILL COLEMAN • FAA • SUPPORT TO JOHN lL.\CK • BEST UFO CASES- 2008 Page #153  
ff · MASSf\"[ AMOD,"TS OF E\1DnSCC SUPPORT ITO, • nr.s;rrrr. O\"ERWHEl a\fJ 2008 Page #156  
, by doing so, might even be given support. It is conceivable that the alar 2009 Page #22  
 and state: The following plans in support of MAJESTIC are now under prepar 2009 Page #36  
rway and this involved significant support across a wide spectrum of areas  2009 Page #36  
ner, was given enorn1ous logistics support by the Pentagon , was closely as 2009 Page #37  
), other documents from the period support its authenticity. Early in his a 2009 Page #37  
ions . 13 The three June 28 NSAM's support the content of Kennedy's NSM to  2009 Page #38  
minent among the various "plans in support of MAJESTIC" was a "psychologica 2009 Page #38  
hers have claimed -the evidence in support of the notion that something ext 2009 Page #48  
field provided yet further data in support of the 1953 UFO crash at Kingman 2009 Page #50  
evelopment of a large parachute to support 50,000 lbs. dropped at release s 2009 Page #92  
ic Developments for New Zealand in support of the war effort and he did wor 2009 Page #163  
arly July 1947 have been staged in support of a deception/counter-intellige 2009 Page #178  

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ssourian newspaper, yet in 1941 he supported the paper via contract work bu 2003 Page #34  
are more predicable and are widely supported outside of this specific case. 2003 Page #38  
 1 -I None of the abosc quotes are supported by data or reference*. Ml arc  2003 Page #118  
n Bolivia in 1978, and is actually supported by an intriguing body of offic 2004 Page #7  
rts, all become evidence only when supported by the testimony of the expert 2004 Page #106  
so far, in my opinion, is strongly supported by the witness testimony and o 2004 Page #130  
wn over a very large area. This is supported by statements of the rancher w 2004 Page #143  
oned early in this report who have supported the alien version of the Roswe 2004 Page #146  
ernational consortium financed and supported by some of the biggest money i 2004 Page #249  
 many, of these reports are thinly supported by the evidence. But if even h 2005 Page #119  
fied controls beyond top secret is supported in numbers of other documents  2005 Page #128  
om . This research, however thinly supported in today's culture, has begun  2005 Page #143  
ting of an American flag on a pole supported by a rock cairn. They also fou 2006 Page #83  
he Two-Object theory is simply not supported by evidence, logic, or probabi 2006 Page #191  
ase. This is an intriguing theory, supported by the timeline of the object' 2006 Page #191  
\T}T itself) ► 6) Both CBS and NYT supported Hynek's bogus swamp-gas explan 2007 Page #24  
llion of that amount ·could not be supported by reliable infonnalion.• ■ In 2007 Page #53  
e was surrounded with military and supported by helicopters. Several nylon  2007 Page #128  
 Bolivia in earlv Mav 1978, and is supported by an intriguing and varied bo 2007 Page #141  
n, and in a scenario that strongly supported the idea that the blast was on 2008 Page #101  
criminator. This argument would be supported by the relatively close agreem 2008 Page #108  
unding to the plutocracy that once supported the Nazis include the Agency o 2008 Page #143  
terrestrial life and technology is supported by three official government d 2009 Page #35  
e June 28, 1961 Memorandum is also supported by a declassified set of three 2009 Page #38  

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s of Bolshevism in Russia. Another supporter was Senator Elihu Root, attorn 2008 Page #125  
ton Friedman is the most prominent supporter of the legitimacy of the Eisen 2009 Page #46  

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my reading of the evidence. 1 Some supporters of the authenticity of the or 2004 Page #214  
rom a world that has no lightning. Supporters of the Search for Extraterres 2005 Page #120  
roversy ; and one that has as many supporters as it does detractors . Never 2008 Page #37  
ligence communities. The globalist supporters of National Socialism had lon 2008 Page #140  
ign Relations. These included Nazi supporters such as John J. McCloy, Avere 2008 Page #141  

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 each. Furthermore, suggestive and supporting authentic documents interconn 2003 Page #21  
 Retrieval Conference Other living supporting witnesses include Charlette M 2003 Page #24  
 MO CrashLeaked Military Documents Supporting CG Crash Seven leaked documen 2003 Page #25  
ce provided and is consistent with supporting testimony, although I'm sure  2003 Page #28  
en photograph would be outstanding supporting evidence for this case and wh 2003 Page #34  
no credible and specific arguments supporting fakery. Therefore, the altern 2003 Page #186  
raft of some kind nearby. No other supporting evidence is yet available, bu 2003 Page #190  
 White House. There is very little supporting evidence other than what Beve 2003 Page #195  
 believe, are strongly in favor of supporting the Chinese Government both i 2003 Page #230  
ither it went out or the structure supporting it sank. Part 2: The Search F 2004 Page #38  
to the president. There is lack of supporting evidence which would clearly  2004 Page #84  
on-profit McDonnell Foundation was supporting to collect evidence for psych 2004 Page #123  
 where he enrolled medical school, supporting himself as a tutor for the du 2005 Page #89  
, presented case findings to Freud supporting his view that literally all h 2005 Page #89  
tensive trove of leaked documents, supporting materials and analysis by Dr. 2005 Page #140  
inesses would focus on two things: supporting the military effort, and meet 2006 Page #62  
l not try to dwell on the evidence supporting their reality, but rather try 2006 Page #115  
on changing from that of rescue to supporting US Special Operations forces. 2006 Page #132  
oughout human history. Finding the supporting evidence for those incidences 2007 Page #121  
                              base supporting it; the object appeared in on 2007 Page #199  
S Wlll-IOUT Ai\T OVERSIGIIT ANYONE SUPPORTING ll-L-\ T THEORY Sll\'IPLY DOE 2008 Page #152  
community and we must accept it as supporting data rather than raw intellig 2009 Page #16  

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another document that is even more supportive of the preRoswell hypothesis  2003 Page #26  
 R. Schade. The brother provided a supportive but not definitive statement  2003 Page #31  
 Leo Gebauer, in light of this new supportive evidence. Were they really ju 2004 Page #218  
elm Reich's life and work, be they supportive or otherwise, follow a simila 2005 Page #102  

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k down the industrial complex that supports the military complex; it would  2004 Page #75  
nsic evidence of ink analysis that supports the existence of code words TOP 2004 Page #247  
. It remains a major facility that supports missile testing and development 2005 Page #125  
 for study by the OPNAC Team. This supports Stone's claim of being clearanc 2006 Page #20  

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t fit in with our own work? RIS: I suppose you could be cleared through you 2004 Page #91  
 watch out. The final question , l suppose, is, "what will IV(!)' add to th 2005 Page #86  
I had a good emotional grounding I suppose. MW: Did your parents have good  2007 Page #82  
d intercepts had been attempted. I suppose it could be argued that Major Ha 2008 Page #15  
ituation is more complex than many suppose and some of what's been written  2008 Page #61  

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e it was determined that he wasn't supposed to have seen what he did, that  2003 Page #62  
l event. The call and meeting were supposed to have occurred on July 9th, t 2003 Page #190  
over the area where the object was supposed to have landed and in their sea 2004 Page #9  
r garden. The pilot of the ship is supposed to have been the only one aboar 2004 Page #26  
 the field where that spaceship is supposed to have hit." The Oates family  2004 Page #29  
ink now more than ever we were not supposed to remember certain things. ... 2004 Page #50  
e 99-foot-diameter silver disk was supposed to have impacted on or around M 2004 Page #70  
t involved the same alien that was supposed to land at Suffield Station bef 2004 Page #103  
me to meet with. I am saying I was supposed to have had a dialogue with one 2004 Page #194  
no help, as the Aztec incident was supposed to have occurred in 1948. But t 2004 Page #220  
e reportedly involved in the event supposed to be there? In the case of wel 2005 Page #136  
as gathered hundreds of reports of supposed airplane crashes in the USA (an 2006 Page #10  
 showed that at least seven of the supposed MJ-12 documents provided to Tim 2006 Page #12  
disclosure agreement, but it's not supposed to work that way. It's supposed 2006 Page #20  
ot supposed to work that way. It's supposed to be that they give you that o 2006 Page #20  
ss statements. Where the event was supposed to have taken place, we actuall 2006 Page #125  
t and they told us that we weren't supposed to talk to the press or anythin 2006 Page #148  
 at 300 mph). It appears that this supposed attack did have repercussions i 2006 Page #169  
ng came out of the sky that wasn't supposed to," Papetti ponders. Now retir 2006 Page #193  
ew Bevan case. There was a List of supposed UFO hackers who had died and a  2007 Page #85  
u find out if the hackers who were supposed to have been killed were real?  2007 Page #85  
nce, was an area that they weren't supposed to have wandered into where the 2007 Page #85  
ven get to see things ) ou weren't supposed to but how would one know unles 2007 Page #88  
or blocking the highway. Th.is was supposed ly done to move the crashed dis 2007 Page #129  
." "Sounds queer, Lou. They're not supposed to talk to anyone outside of in 2007 Page #133  
over the area where the object was supposed to have landed and in their sea 2007 Page #142  
aped extraterrestrial vehicles was supposed to have crashed with non-human  2007 Page #160  
                                   supposed to be able to respond 4-6 hours 2008 Page #45  
tegy, presently favored by many is supposed to destroy space borne targets, 2009 Page #22  
-with Space Captain Aura Rhanes, a supposed citizen of the planet Clarion,  2009 Page #54  

Word: "supposedjy", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

idents and the magnesium fragments supposedJy retrieved from the explosion  2007 Page #194  

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innati from 1943 to 1952. Dr. Wang supposedJ} examined some of the recovere 2005 Page #169  

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as. A lot of this crash debris was supposedl y transported to the Air 1fate 2005 Page #166  
 the composite skin structure ·was supposedl y made by AMOCO. \Xlas this cr 2005 Page #174  
and are government sites. They are supposedl y public but infact the) are n 2007 Page #87  

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 clean-up at the crash site, which supposedly was unsuccessful in finding a 2003 Page #42  
 known, that two small bodies were supposedly found at the impact location  2003 Page #67  
ments about the layered fragments, supposedly copied verbatim "from Grandad 2003 Page #107  
sium not found naturally on earth. Supposedly, that Brazil metal no longer  2003 Page #107  
ile interviewing one of the divers supposedly involved with the Shag Harbor 2004 Page #43  
he direction in which the ship was supposedly seen had been blocked out at  2004 Page #104  
 fifty years after the "truth" had supposedly been established beyond any r 2004 Page #215  
s ever since. These scientists had supposedly divulged various details of t 2004 Page #218  
ewton's alleged diary, in which he supposedly admits that the entire Aztec  2004 Page #221  
s source had seen, in which Menzel supposedly claims that MJ-12 was real —  2004 Page #222  
ned" • "Photograph and findings on supposedly alien bodies" • "The chip ... 2005 Page #8  
cross the range to where the crash supposedly happened. It's quite a long w 2006 Page #125  
ent on the incident." This report, supposedly based on an Air Force stateme 2006 Page #169  
nwanted UFOs out of our air space. Supposedly HAARP (High-frequency Active  2007 Page #130  
 Miller's family ran a gravel pit. Supposedly the gravel pit was not far fr 2008 Page #53  
ing , official link between NASA's supposedly strictly "scientific" planeta 2008 Page #135  
 tried to gain access to documents supposedly existing elsewhere within the 2009 Page #17  
 more easily checked, while we are supposedly ahead in those respects where 2009 Page #21  
 kind of underground briefing that supposedly presented an insider's view o 2009 Page #33  
into the air one of several flares supposedly given to him by his alien fri 2009 Page #54  

Word: "supposition", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

reaffirmed that. Now, that is pure supposition on my part because I have no 2006 Page #126  
d the alien bodies, how great of a supposition is the idea that June Crain  2009 Page #92  

Word: "suppress", 5 instance(s) (Back to Top)

cial or political □ Our ability to suppress this from public might cause wo 2003 Page #188  
 effect for decades, that serve to suppress the open sharing of information 2004 Page #141  
ficantly influenced governments to suppress the genuine potential extraterr 2006 Page #103  
el cooperation: ► 1) CIA wanted to suppress UFO news coverage  2) Sue press 2007 Page #23  
egarding UFOs: ;, 1) CIA wanted to suppress UFO news coverage ► 2) Suppress 2007 Page #23  

Word: "suppressed", 7 instance(s) (Back to Top)

e true nature of these events were suppressed and confounded under the Amer 2004 Page #46  
leaks via Stringfield • If 90% are suppressed, then we've had 800 crash ret 2004 Page #124  
ims, 244 witness reports have been suppressed, including those of the Defen 2004 Page #130  
ir Force in UFOs was being totally suppressed at that time. \Xi'hen you rep 2005 Page #95  
ere was a chap l met who mentioned suppressed technologies. Whereas before  2007 Page #84  
other dimensions, why is the truth suppressed? Why can't governments tell t 2008 Page #95  
opus and, most recently Secret and Suppressed 11. DVDs of his lectures, cop 2009 Page #34  

Word: "suppresses", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

escribes how "normal science often suppresses fundamental novelties," and c 2005 Page #117  

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to suppress UFO news coverage ► 2) Suppressing UFO-related news would requi 2007 Page #23  
IVATORS OF THE LAST SIXTY YEARS IN SUPPRESSING INFORMATION ABOUT NON-HUMAN  2009 Page #75  

Word: "suppression", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ghtings in ‘52 gave new reason for suppression □ Robertson panel met in Jan 2003 Page #170  
opular uprising against government suppression and, along the way, facilita 2007 Page #38  

Word: "supra-n", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

nstein 6) ■ supran;rl:io:1c1l (1), supra-n.;itioarnl (2) (U.N. Address to t 2008 Page #119  

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on ... " (QD) ■ establishment of a supra-na'ionai government (Lawyer messag 2008 Page #119  

Word: "supra-nat", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

. (b) If the United Nations were a supra-nat ional organization, ~c wou_d h 2008 Page #113  

Word: "supra-national", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ious is Einstein's use of the word supra-national in slide 28 with or witho 2008 Page #109  

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ent (Lawyer message, Einstein 6) ■ supran;rl:io:1c1l (1), supra-n.;itioarnl 2008 Page #119  

Word: "supranational", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ique language used, words such as "supranational," "res-nullius" and Pentat 2003 Page #27  

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" Early release was denied and the Supreme Court chose not to comment on ru 2005 Page #101  
chiYes files. 10 ln 1943, the U.S. Supreme Court decided a case regarding c 2005 Page #126  
s were being "heavily censored" by Supreme Allied Headquarters. (The photo  2007 Page #17  
ramum. In 1952, the popular Allied Supreme Commander, Gen. Dwight D. Eisenh 2008 Page #138  

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= i;o.vc ~he on!:, hl:\L M , ~mb -.suprr sQ\l:.,ds th11t ...-ould Ju.,t 11  2009 Page #182  

Word: "sur-face", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

he critical depth nearer the water sur-face together with forecasts of wave 2009 Page #172  

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 I Sc! I•~ ere.phi) c: cnia,:rd In surch• , P ro on -. ro · -• · · ~r:;: !  2009 Page #163  

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• United States Patent 14789801 ts surd 1988.12.0e • tikentor. Lee. imros P 2006 Page #35  

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 been briefed on that [UFOs], I am sure it would have been classified. ” Ap 2003 Page #9  
supporting testimony, although I'm sure that other words would fit and make 2003 Page #28  
thing. Metz replied that he wasn't sure. But when Murphy pressed Metz again 2003 Page #59  
itz had lighted were there to make sure that whatever they were trying to p 2003 Page #148  
nd hunches were telling him. To be sure, he was an intelligent man, and usu 2003 Page #148  
s early as that. However, I am not sure who has the Manual now and it would 2003 Page #179  
k that they had not. Now I am less sure of that. However, I do believe that 2003 Page #188  
f I had been briefed on that, I am sure it would have been classified, and  2003 Page #202  
f the memos. Furthermore, I am not sure that Dr. Bland fully understood the 2003 Page #208  
portant mission and I want to make sure there is no bureaucratic problems g 2003 Page #209  
irplane of some type, but were not sure. What they saw was a pale yellow li 2004 Page #35  
ashing. Something was going on for sure. Wilfred backed out of the driveway 2004 Page #37  
 not really expecting anything and sure enough he found three of them, one  2004 Page #44  
g to keep the lid on the thing! Oh sure, he talks about what he saw but wha 2004 Page #49  
 a crash, but I could not tell for sure...it was stated that the craft was  2004 Page #74  
Defense Department and I am pretty sure arrangements could be made to excha 2004 Page #91  
and locked to their wrists to make sure that none of the information was dr 2004 Page #94  
r representative with questions be sure the questions asked are exactly wha 2004 Page #94  
 the crashed saucer meetings: I am sure that I have notes of those meetings 2004 Page #99  
aptured anything? We must have. A: Sure. Q: Anything, did we learn anything 2004 Page #99  
y, it is reasonable to try to make sure that the witness testimony that Len 2004 Page #121  
t that it was common sense to make sure that our enemies or potential enemi 2004 Page #123  
on two occasions. One thing is for sure, though. Unless the authorities dec 2004 Page #148  
 OK, I guess so — it sounds good — sure." In an interview on Bishop's radio 2004 Page #190  
restrial was a true story, so 1 am sure he was told at least some of the st 2004 Page #197  
ws long to decide I did not. But I sure knew the, did."34 Wow. That seems t 2004 Page #221  
ics or computer software used, I'm sure Andrew would be most happy to expla 2004 Page #238  
e end of 1996 that he could not be sure whether it was a dead extraterrestr 2005 Page #32  
unclear. An immunodeficienc y, for sure... [Bur] I assure you that no absce 2005 Page #34  
ious kinds of injuries, but he was sure that the creature was alive at the  2005 Page #36  
on mis matter. \Vhat we knoll/ for sure is that U.S. military (and the mili 2005 Page #77  
tremely light and very tough. I am sure our laboratories analyzed them very 2005 Page #79  
he was clearly frightened. I'm not sure my answer gave her any comfort: "Be 2005 Page #86  
book which came a few days ago. It sure made me sit up. So much Air Force t 2005 Page #102  
n on the subject. "One thing's for sure," stated President Jimmy Carter, wh 2005 Page #119  
illi's company who kno,vs this for sure is Frank Salas. The reason why Sala 2005 Page #148  
 Salas. The reason why Salas is so sure is because he is the technician who 2005 Page #148  
see on the film; and no one can be sure which one of them is right and whic 2005 Page #150  
here to get the ball rolling. I am sure the reader can think of more. A. Gr 2006 Page #6  
perations, etc , Walker says. 'lam sure that I have notes concerning those  2006 Page #27  
otect its own interests, i.e. make sure that the NI-H contact did not under 2006 Page #56  
n the wake of NHI contact; to make sure that unexpected events did not trau 2006 Page #56  
e now talking about it. l'm pretty sure that the government is going to fin 2006 Page #123  
't hit him, so we weren't actually sure where it had hit. But in the mornin 2006 Page #129  
 and Entities I said, 'Yes, sir, I sure did.' He said, Do you want to tell  2006 Page #162  
 the crashed saucer but he was not sure of the date or exact location. He a 2006 Page #176  
non-traditional explanation? To be sure, much of the evidence and testimony 2006 Page #192  
 was simply gone and no one can be sure of when, where or lo whom the money 2007 Page #53  
ontain many examples of societies, sure of their place in the universe, whi 2007 Page #76  
er them sitting me down and making sure I did my homework. So that is proba 2007 Page #79  
ntered they hid them away and made sure the kids didn't get on them. That's 2007 Page #80  
nd I had to analyse his PC to make sure there were no ways he could get in  2007 Page #83  
it and view it on screen. I am not sure why the interested resurfaced ..... 2007 Page #84  
stems for the information. GM: Yes sure. You can FTP (Note: File Transfer P 2007 Page #85  
things were correct. M\X': You are sure you would know the difference. 80   2007 Page #86  
o militaf) sJ stems? G?vf: No I am sure NASA does it as well. NASA network  2007 Page #87  
e mifaary organisation really. I'm sure NASA does honeypotting as well. Nf\ 2007 Page #87  
ing as an expert witness. I am not sure it would have been something the co 2007 Page #91  
on hearing. M\X': Well I am not so sure seeing as it is a fundamental pare  2007 Page #91  
ant stated co Jack char he was not sure what these aircraft were for, but t 2007 Page #95  
 coming up the dirt trail -I'm not sure how far we came up when you could s 2007 Page #168  
 altitude. Mom and Paul: Yeah, I'm sure they saw it for a long time before  2007 Page #171  
ngs chat have been kept quiet. I'm sure if the government wanted co keep it 2007 Page #171  
p auto parts, but nobody knows for sure. During our investigation , we foun 2007 Page #189  
s began to loosen, 1 can't say for sure if they were sparks or flashes from 2007 Page #196  
hey called me to ask me, and to be sure that I tell chem the truth, if it r 2007 Page #197  
 find the object that everyone was sure had fallen not far from Eureka. Or  2008 Page #10  
 ford and see what he could see." "Sure enough, he could see this light com 2008 Page #34  
diers. He commented that he wasn't sure if they were regular soldiers or MP 2008 Page #43  
ed up in the air, but they weren't sure. They thought we lost you, John (Bu 2008 Page #71  
ed up in the air, but they weren't sure. They thought we lost you, John! We 2008 Page #86  
 long time. WHAT DO THEY NEED? Not sure, but it has to do with chromosomes? 2008 Page #91  
later went out on his own, to make sure Dahl and the others had not simply  2009 Page #31  
he could contact them at any time. Sure enough, Rhanes and her crew were qu 2009 Page #54  
TH THE INCREASING LIGHT? I was not sure what it was going to do. I don't kn 2009 Page #67  
e first night. I told him I wasn't sure and I asked him if I could move fo, 2009 Page #79  
e in a fog to me. Cigar shaped for sure but not recalling the end shape. I  2009 Page #83  
 hatch-looking thing. I was prelty sure I was looking at a UFO. SLIDE# 22 C 2009 Page #84  
er these colored lights but am not sure if they are in the right position.  2009 Page #84  
dled out daily in high schools. As sure as rockets can never fly in space,  2009 Page #139  

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had died as a result of the war as surely as he had been a casualty of batt 2003 Page #92  
luded that the lower case font was surely Monotype Modern by examining the  2003 Page #179  
security — a new weapons system. I surely wouldn't release that, but if it  2003 Page #196  
a secretary who then typed it, but surely, it is unlikely that he typed it  2003 Page #208  
 the trees and in a direction that surely would see it impact some where in 2004 Page #37  
rican ultra Top Secret secrets. He surely would have said he was shown by s 2004 Page #98  
d guards, as many witnesses claim, surely someone would have found the labe 2004 Page #143  
 with envious eyes, and slowly and surely drew their plans against us... I  2004 Page #148  
and El Indio, but not Aztec, which surely would have been included. It woul 2004 Page #224  
 reason, the immunod eficiency was surely ac9u.ired. How he acquired it, no 2005 Page #34  
ome scarce after that, but this is surely not because encounters slowed dow 2005 Page #74  
itics and power. For one thing, it surely does matter whether you are attem 2005 Page #77  
s in a state of major crisis?" For surely, our civilization is in such a st 2005 Page #77  
ace between roughly equal parties. Surely it is not difficult to see that a 2006 Page #5  
ensors, and other instrumentation. Surely governments have very much more s 2006 Page #9  
, a lot of people would think that surely, aliens, who can come here, must  2006 Page #10  
 that size from 270 feet, it would surely have proved a prolonged and noisy 2006 Page #191  
in the news. Ir had gone down then surely something big would have happened 2007 Page #90  
rtant questions facing Ufology are surely: 1. Who within the official world 2007 Page #132  
k that showed intelligent control. Surely the radar operator would have bee 2008 Page #16  
ns for all of us, as a species, is surely: do UFOs represent a threat to ou 2008 Page #23  

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g defensive shields or counter-mea sures, an assessment of these capabiliti 2005 Page #162  

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ad told Steinman that Walker (*for sure•) attended UFO meetings at Wight-Pa 2006 Page #27  

Word: "surface", 57 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 at bottom. Lighter area was above surface when found. Figure 4. Back side  2003 Page #47  
 or opacity, texture (internal and surface) and color, by transmitted and r 2003 Page #50  
-up? More information continues to surface on the Kecksburg Incident, which 2003 Page #66  
 network of white particles on the surface. Figure 18 40x Photomicrograph:  2003 Page #113  
 form on the water-exposed bismuth surface, but those are generally of smal 2003 Page #113  
cetic acid, the white oxide on the surface completely reacted and was not d 2003 Page #115  
acilities up to a mile beneath the surface. The name associated with this p 2003 Page #149  
s no inscriptions evident on outer surface. Local authorities in El Fasher  2004 Page #7  
he micrometeorites embedded in the surface. But we don't know whether it wa 2004 Page #15  
3 or 4 inches thick on the water's surface. Lawrence pulled the Ronda D's e 2004 Page #39  
r in shape, had a black glass-like surface, measured approximately two mete 2004 Page #47  
ols or letter forms on the craft's surface. Airman Burrows got even closer  2004 Page #47  
nnels ring the base just below the surface. Pulley hooks are set in the tun 2004 Page #51  
les of the explosion, unidentified surface ships were present, photos were  2004 Page #130  
eroglyphics were embossed onto the surface of the metal of the small beams. 2004 Page #137  
this evidence very low key. On the surface, these forensic tests show a ver 2004 Page #253  
 serious contradiction came to the surface. :Major Calza, who together with 2005 Page #35  
 of the most intrigujng figures to surface with regard to the Kingman affai 2005 Page #45  
 mounted on them are raised to the surface. These objects sometimes resembl 2005 Page #83  
rces: How did the case or document surface? Was it officially found in the  2005 Page #136  
that MOON DUST itself was only the surface of a much more deeply concealed  2005 Page #143  
cratches on its burnished aluminum surface. The disc was oval and looked li 2005 Page #169  
 the function of a classic Lifting surface -it produces a pushing effect on 2005 Page #172  
uces a pushing effect on the under surface and a suction effect on the uppe 2005 Page #172  
t of the material was lying on the surface. The physical evidence clearly c 2006 Page #76  
otos of the vehicle. On the inside surface was stenciled: DZ82- 29 UNIT 2.  2006 Page #80  
ast recognizable debris, the total surface area for the dig site would have 2006 Page #85  
ld see were recent disturbances of surface soil in some areas, but we were  2006 Page #121  
Killers." [Editor's Note: The HAWK surface to air missile system provides m 2006 Page #143  
 Lummi Island Incident back to the surface. PART ONE: Splashdown. Summer 19 2006 Page #183  
ter about 75 to 100 feet high. The surface of the bay continues to roil and 2006 Page #184  
rew that he quickly returns to the surface without pausing to decompress. W 2006 Page #187  
two pieces as it collided with the surface of Bellingham Bay or as it sank  2006 Page #191  
ts, traveling over 250 feet to the surface, and emerging far from each othe 2006 Page #191  
compartment other than the sloping surface. That compartment featured a "sp 2007 Page #99  
 on towards the rniJ. On the upper surface of the vertical stabilizer, ther 2007 Page #100  
 intended to be operated from hard surface runways. Although all of the tir 2007 Page #105  
mb bay doors located on the bottom surface of the djsc. These ma, have been 2007 Page #107  
split rudder" system. This control surface arrangement utiLizes "aerodynami 2007 Page #115  
h.is case has barley scratched the surface. More witnesses are being pursue 2007 Page #127  
lways seems to work its way co the surface, and if the scories herein are c 2007 Page #127  
nt, such knowledge was un)jkely to surface into the public domrun. The refe 2007 Page #144  
se it was more or less on a rod.-y surface. Mom: Yeah, the hjlJ was at an a 2007 Page #169  
anism for propulsion. The external surface of the disk was like silvery pol 2007 Page #187  
er with material from the metallic surface of the disk "indented" around th 2007 Page #187  
er ring surroundjng ic, and with a surface so smooth that it seemed polishe 2007 Page #196  
 elements." The SIMS rest "found a surface layer of carbon, oxygen, and rut 2007 Page #199  
 of the most intriguing figures to surface with regard to the Kingman affai 2009 Page #51  
ck, triangular craft with a glassy surface in Rendlesham Forest on December 2009 Page #63  
12 INCHES WHEN THEY MOVED OVER THE SURFACE OF THE DARK, BLACK GLASS? That i 2009 Page #65  
3 feet of the dark, glassy craft's surface and averaged 3 inches high. They 2009 Page #66  
e new revelation would come to the surface. On August 28, 1990, Yuri wrote, 2009 Page #139  
r thousand miles above the earth's surface which could be focused to destro 2009 Page #158  
 pertinent critical depth near the surface. These factors, combine with the 2009 Page #166  
he critical depth nearer the water surface together with forecasts of wave  2009 Page #166  
plosive charges close to the water surface, the mathematical difficulties p 2009 Page #173  
Ufologists have only scratched the surface of potential research on the rol 2009 Page #179  

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craft artillery fire and/or use of surface-to- air missiles by units of the 2004 Page #62  

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9-A: 1945 Supersonic Text Vehicle; Surface-to-Air Missile; Project Bumblebe 2004 Page #66  
ke the development of radar-guided surface-to-air missiles. This project be 2004 Page #66  
ieved that at least one Wasserfall surface-to-air missile, complete with a  2004 Page #67  
est of Ft. Bliss towards WSPG. The surface-to-air missile's mysterious targ 2004 Page #67  
ep. Kissner, was actually a SECRET surface-to-air rocket attack on one or m 2004 Page #68  
 in World War II, and later guided surface-to-air missiles (SA.Ms), even co 2005 Page #121  

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desk. However, one of the recently surfaced MJ12 documents suggests that th 2003 Page #42  
document on the incident which has surfaced to date was located. That repor 2003 Page #56  
 in the media as quickly as it had surfaced. In August 2004, Jonathan Downe 2004 Page #16  
dies from the crucial year of 1953 surfaced. ln a letter dated March 23, 19 2005 Page #42  
 evidence relative to the case has surfaced, thanks to the work of the inve 2005 Page #132  
y 1978 on the same topic have also surfaced; and veteran journalist Robert  2005 Page #143  
efore the YF-12A had been publicly surfaced. At the time of the accident th 2006 Page #73  
o occur unless further information surfaced that attributed the lights to a 2006 Page #121  
t of the story ever since it first surfaced — publicly, at least — in 1996. 2006 Page #122  
 unsavory — aspects of this affair surfaced in 1998 when rumors began circu 2006 Page #127  
e to Hill-Norton's questions, that surfaced on January 25, 2001, was to the 2006 Page #133  
 time apart, yet their air bubbles surfaced in different areas. Were there  2006 Page #191  
f those specific agencies have not surfaced. Equally intriguing is the fact 2007 Page #135  
 1985 to 1988]." When the document surfaced, Vicki Ecker, the editor of UFO 2007 Page #135  
 regarding the Ararat Anomaly have surfaced both privately and publicly. i\ 2007 Page #138  
ly, however, in 2006 documentation surfaced suggesting strong interest in t 2007 Page #142  
owever is a "leaked" document that surfaced in late 2006 to me and ::,, ' R 2007 Page #143  
rs to be the material on Vela that surfaced via the Freedom of Information  2007 Page #143  
. In addition, new information has surfaced about an amazing UFO encounter  2007 Page #184  
y, 3 March, 1950, a further report surfaced: At 2130 hours on 2nd March, ra 2008 Page #28  
orld of UFOs and national security surfaced in 1978, but had its origins in 2008 Page #29  
 dead at the time the MJ-12 papers surfaced , thus unable to answer any que 2008 Page #134  
 however, new and provocative data surfaced on the crash. The source of the 2009 Page #52  
o-decades before Fritz Werner even surfaced. Perhaps Bethurum was not the h 2009 Page #55  

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assumed as controls and activation surfaces. (Howe's emphasis.) "What is to 2003 Page #100  
n a microscopic examination of the surfaces of this sample, it was apparent 2003 Page #112  
 observed on the non-water exposed surfaces, such as this 40 power photomic 2003 Page #113  
 the issue of crashed UFOs finally surfaces, it surfaces not from the New M 2004 Page #17  
 crashed UFOs finally surfaces, it surfaces not from the New Mexico desert  2004 Page #17  
ll reveal more data if and when it surfaces. For now, we are left with an i 2005 Page #45  
ually activate the drone's control surfaces to check their movement. This a 2006 Page #78  
er, convex on both upper and lower surfaces to the same degree, possessing  2006 Page #135  
his aircraft also employed control surfaces along the circumference of the  2007 Page #100  
bottom of the disc. Flight control surfaces were located along the circumfe 2007 Page #107  
lly convex on both upper and lower surfaces. There was an outer "rim" aroun 2007 Page #187  
 Overview and Background The Story Surfaces Highlights of the Kingman contr 2009 Page #48  

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ensive research on-site in Bolivia surfacing many unexplainable details. In 2005 Page #143  
s circumnavigate the globe without surfacing. Obviously there are those who 2006 Page #6  
ocuments on those same topics were surfacing in the United States via Timot 2006 Page #131  
aft. There is also information now surfacing about two other UFO crashes in 2007 Page #128  

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e Mickey Mouse or gaming tables or surfing beaches? I. They may be specimen 2006 Page #7  

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reg. It is not known if army field surgens had performed exploratory surger 2003 Page #236  
rog. It is not known if army field surgens (sic) had performed exploratory  2006 Page #104  

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the former assistant to the Navy's Surgeon General, he can be considered so 2003 Page #90  
al Ressareh Divisica Office of the Surgeon General RES TRIC TED - W., 34 k  2004 Page #18  

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rog. It is not known if Army field surgeons had performed exploratory surge 2004 Page #80  
rael and lots of the sane American surgeons and physicians and I thought hi 2005 Page #103  
er family. The American College of Surgeons maintained a monopolistic contr 2008 Page #140  

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after veterinarian and human laser surgeries. SLIDE #39: Serrated edge, Oct 2004 Page #77  

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 surgens had performed exploratory surgery on these bodies. Animal parts? w 2003 Page #236  
surgeons had performed exploratory surgery on these bodies. Animal parts we 2004 Page #80  
the hospital. He underwent a minor surgery co have the tumor removed and wa 2005 Page #33  
s had to be hospitalized for major surgery during the time Reich visited Ar 2005 Page #97  
ns (sic) had performed exploratory surgery on these bodies. Animal parts we 2006 Page #104  
llowing medical procedures such as surgery, growth hormone injections, corn 2006 Page #114  
 feel that it is credible that the surgery takes place on a craft, and then 2006 Page #115  
 years before, he had an emergency surgery on his nose at a VA hospital in  2006 Page #206  
cate his medical records from that surgery but they had gone missing. Since 2006 Page #206  
t they had gone missing. Since the surgery he has had many abduction -type  2006 Page #206  
merica. It is interesting that his surgery took place at the Loma Linda VA  2006 Page #206  

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in the area reported bizarre power surges and blackouts. Videotapes were re 2007 Page #129  

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ses 5. Biologically sophisticated "Surgical Strike" on the immune systems ( 2006 Page #112  
intestines 3. Tissues removed with surgical precision, leaving most frequen 2006 Page #115  
st frequently either round or oval surgical wounds. 4. No relevant tracks a 2006 Page #115  
nis/testes 0 Rectum 0 Lips •Tail o Surgical prec Figure 2. These data show  2006 Page #118  
ls exhibited patterns like precise surgical cutting. In many of the cases t 2006 Page #201  
n clean room clothing with medical surgical masks. The size of the crew was 2009 Page #53  

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ed with their sex and other organs surgically removed, without bleeding app 2006 Page #115  

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d floor roof. Hospital authorities surmise that the patient, finding his do 2003 Page #92  

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disintegrated. Investigators later surmised that the pilot, who earlier had 2006 Page #82  

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o, a *senders 0501 The datre- *haw surnnanses va.y 04405*000w earahntrel St 2006 Page #35  

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g that attempts to imjtare or even surpass the works of nature. \Xie mustn' 2005 Page #163  
s; how it helped the United States surpass the Russians in space; spurred e 2005 Page #168  

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 pose a direct threat o Technology surpasses anything known to science o Pr 2003 Page #174  

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destiny; there will be a time when surplus funds will be available; and fin 2003 Page #27  
New Mexico, and that they acquired surplus tape from a to company. The toy  2004 Page #133  
stored, there wiD come a time when surplus funds may be available to pursue 2005 Page #128  

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 third letter arrived containing a surprise — six more pieces of metal that 2003 Page #102  
   Layered Bi/Mg Metal To Taylor's surprise, the Bi/Mg tended again to move 2003 Page #111  
s common in 1954. He did note some surprise that the word "federal" (as in  2003 Page #179  
g with this vessel. So far, it's a surprise. We expect to revolutionize tra 2004 Page #32  
onetheless, it was still with some surprise that I took Larry's call in ear 2004 Page #59  
ard Kimball came up with a similar surprise at the MUFON International Symp 2004 Page #147  
Aztec story since 1988. Much to my surprise, Ramsey convinced me that new e 2004 Page #215  
apacit) co cause toxemia-not co my surprise, there were toxic granulations, 2005 Page #33  
Western culture. So, it should not surprise anyone to learn that orgonom) h 2005 Page #87  
e early 1950s. B. It may come as a surprise to many Americans, but the Pres 2006 Page #5  
o evokes images and assumptions of surprise attack. As such, reaction acros 2006 Page #61  
disease has come as a considerable surprise to the scientific community. Pr 2006 Page #113  
ed to prevent another Pearl Harbor surprise. But recent scholarship suggest 2007 Page #11  
uggests that Pead Harbor was not a surprise to the U.S. incelLigence commun 2007 Page #11  
would leave us blind and open to a surprise attack and possibly lead to acc 2009 Page #17  
in other significant areas. To our surprise, none of the NI E's mentioned S 2009 Page #18  

Word: "surprised", 18 instance(s) (Back to Top)

n as a great photographer and what surprised me was that he was a good frie 2003 Page #34  
e should, therefore, not have been surprised when the Washington insiders,  2003 Page #199  
n upward by some motion and he was surprised to see, once again, the same s 2004 Page #37  
said about the incident. I was not surprised to hear about what happened at 2004 Page #57  
 on the subject of UFOs and he was surprised at how no one disputed the sto 2004 Page #183  
AGPOLE TO DRES BUILDINGS Steve was surprised to find new solar panels, new  2005 Page #66  
DUST documents. These sources were surprised to see public reference to the 2005 Page #143  
eckage had been removed. I was not surprised, considering the level of dest 2006 Page #76  
of in-depth information and detail surprised me. The stories that were writ 2006 Page #91  
ent to bed thinking he wouldn't be surprised if, during the next day or the 2006 Page #165  
st immediately. She emphasized how surprised they were at being caught so e 2008 Page #45  
ieve it!' He acted like he was not surprised . He was real calm. But the ot 2008 Page #88  
. They looked weird! They are very surprised , very upset. ... The whole gr 2008 Page #88  
e crash, however, Kulik's team was surprised to find that there was no impa 2008 Page #99  
he known Teller class. This result surprised me somewhat since the sophisti 2009 Page #11  
oday, Professor Leech said he was "surprised " to hear that a London newspa 2009 Page #160  
nd today, Prof. Leech said he was "surprised" to hear that a London newspap 2009 Page #168  
Navy. Mr. (Reynolds) was very much surprised when Colonel (Garrett) stated  2009 Page #178  

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it. But my mind, used to expecting surprises in natural research, was open  2005 Page #95  
 uncover has indeed dealt us a few surprises: A former US Army Sergeant who 2005 Page #150  

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 after submerging in water. It was surprising to find that bubble emission  2003 Page #112  
ights and comments 51de 5 SLIGHTLY SURPRISING CONCLUSIONS ▪ 79% of reports  2004 Page #109  
m of the table gives some slightly surprising conclusions, noted in Slide 6 2004 Page #115  
urce, often identified. The second surprising fact (to me, anyway) is the l 2004 Page #115  
ter dispute about the facts. It is surprising and curious that Bessie Braze 2004 Page #138  
threats, there also have been some surprising and untimely victims of fast- 2004 Page #146  
ET in the opening lines. It is not surprising then that researchers were ap 2004 Page #195  
of Ohio, north of Cincinnati, in a surprising disclosure claimed that a clo 2005 Page #44  
e accepts, than to acknowledge the surprising, unorthodox tangibles that cu 2005 Page #117  
 son was in the Army. But it's not surprising that he would have been told: 2006 Page #127  
 it seemed polished; bur even more surprising was its briljjance, reflectin 2007 Page #196  
 1988 1058 means to notice what is surprising. For that purpose, man is bet 2009 Page #10  
e new events and possibilities are surprising, frightening, and large in sc 2009 Page #20  
of Ohio, north of Cincinnati, in a surprising disclosure claimed that a clo 2009 Page #50  

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ports on Forrestal's 'suicide' are surprisingly revealing, especially Times 2003 Page #94  
d up to the National Archives. Not surprisingly he stated that he couldn't  2004 Page #87  
o interview Walker on the subject. Surprisingly, Walker confirmed immediate 2004 Page #100  
tringfield has been excellent, and surprisingly, offers many leads even tod 2004 Page #130  
has done to deal with the mystery. Surprisingly, the President of the Unite 2004 Page #176  
de of the story, which has changed surprisingly little from the original Tr 2004 Page #215  
your local community college.3 Not surprisingly, on the issue of UFOs, the  2005 Page #76  
ed result of whjch was to toxify a surprisingly large area of southern Main 2005 Page #94  
d's work has proven excellent, and surprisingly, offers many leads even cod 2005 Page #140  
to another source. (9) Perhaps not surprisingly, the "hare" explanation rec 2006 Page #121  
hould have attracted attention are surprisingly easy to hide from the mecli 2007 Page #30  
overeignty in a volatile and often surprisingly dangerous world. I must adm 2009 Page #15  

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SECRET THE QUINTESSEJ\'TUL OCTOBER SURPRIS£ THAT WAS NEVER USED ·Oh. I saw  2008 Page #153  

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ht of Nazi capital after Germany's surrender in 1945." 123                  2008 Page #129  

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ords pertainin g co chis unit were surrendered to the U.S. Air Force Office 2005 Page #123  
ecords pertaining to the unit were surrendered to the U.S. Air Force Office 2005 Page #123  

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are humanoid; their presence is so surreptitious that most people are unawa 2006 Page #63  

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oncealed camera and was busily and surreptitiously snapping pictures of the 2003 Page #145  
one use sophisticated equipment to surreptitiously remove the metal from th 2004 Page #31  
 within our own solar system, even surreptitiously operating on the Earth.  2006 Page #70  

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at ho return via Korea for a brief surrey of current conditions there. TO?  2003 Page #229  

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ound fog that they were ordered to surround. Light-ails that had been broug 2004 Page #48  
any controversies that continue to surround the Berwyn enigma, there can be 2006 Page #121  
ch light as possible on the events surround the crash, we took along with u 2007 Page #188  

Word: "surrounded", 19 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 arrived, military just showed up, surrounded the area, took them off in gr 2003 Page #30  
or with strange markings which was surrounded by scaffolding. Myron says th 2003 Page #62  
ad he seen the odd metallic object surrounded by scaffolding in the buildin 2003 Page #68  
y on Gabe Valdez' patrol. Dulce is surrounded by thousands of square miles  2003 Page #144  
hrough the government secrecy that surrounded the subject. On one occasion, 2004 Page #99  
 Area 51. The latter two sites are surrounded by much land easily controlle 2004 Page #129  
DE# 14 New door locks on new doors surrounded by peeling paint . ... with b 2005 Page #55  
ldings is a series of solar panels surrounded by chain-link fence copped by 2005 Page #57  
partially buried at the end of it, surrounded by a large field of debris. \ 2005 Page #154  
mitted a faint hum. A ghostly glow surrounded its sheU. The strange craft r 2005 Page #172  
arked on the ramp. They often were surrounded by an unusual amount of secur 2006 Page #83  
ing at the chain Link fence, which surrounded the perimeter of the base nea 2007 Page #95  
e," but oddly enough, the site was surrounded with military and supported b 2007 Page #128  
 National Forest is where military surrounded a white, glowing, egg-shaped  2007 Page #160  
 similar were the three discs that surrounded a Piper Apache airplane flown 2007 Page #191  
ent." President Lyndon Johnson was surrounded by a coterie of advisers, col 2008 Page #141  
 • ..,,_llf9",· Credibility issues surrounded the Maury Island case early o 2009 Page #30  
 shocked to see that his truck was surrounded by between eight and ten men. 2009 Page #54  
ge of the runway at RAF Woodbridge surrounded by the thick Rendlesham Fores 2009 Page #58  

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 in the middle, wobbling, and five surrounding it, at an elevation of 2000  2003 Page #41  
; was the normally conducted frorv.surrounding bases. First repor remain s  2003 Page #232  
s from Colonel S. 7 immediate area surrounding the crash site. Select scien 2003 Page #233  
ally, possibly to cloud the rumors surrounding crashed-UFO incidents in the 2004 Page #14  
 case that when the complete truth surrounding the issue of crashed UFOs fi 2004 Page #17  
and forth through the foam and the surrounding waters, looking for wreckage 2004 Page #40  
of landing sites were found in the surrounding countryside in the form of c 2004 Page #47  
ee something, we stood on sandbags surrounding the Alarm Monitor building a 2004 Page #55  
ng the part of the landing and the surrounding of the craft by himself and  2004 Page #56  
 without any visible trauma to the surrounding cell tissue, that I realized 2004 Page #78  
crashes and controlled the secrecy surrounding the subject. Many of the mai 2004 Page #84  
ic Secreg In spite of the security surrounding crash retrievals, there HAVE 2004 Page #125  
er-ups of the contamination of the surrounding territory, the cover-up of d 2004 Page #125  
e about the alleged crash site and surrounding area. There's always more, w 2004 Page #223  
an accurate timeline of the events surrounding the photo shoot. Photographe 2004 Page #231  
d—just what were the circumstances surrounding the so called "Press Confere 2004 Page #233  
f altering weather patterns in the surrounding atmosphere. More, some of th 2005 Page #88  
ingly large area of southern Maine surrounding lus home and laboratory, one 2005 Page #94  
nce; and, yet the incense security surrounding these projects makes it near 2005 Page #167  
 the aircraft, describe the events surrounding the accident and summarize t 2006 Page #72  
cally covered the impact point and surrounding area on horseback for nearly 2006 Page #75  
ined, even after 40 years, and the surrounding terrain was littered with th 2006 Page #76  
nvestigation, and other activities surrounding the incident were ordered by 2006 Page #82  
t the post- crash blaze had burned surrounding hillsides but "the aircraft  2006 Page #82  
I had seen numerous remnant bushes surrounding the impact crater. They were 2006 Page #85  
und positively identifiable debris surrounding the point of impact. The amo 2006 Page #86  
xaminer, will deal with the issues surrounding the introduction of alien di 2006 Page #101  
hin waterish discharge. • The skin surrounding the wounds presented a hyper 2006 Page #109  
gators have looked into the claims surrounding James Prescott, including Ma 2006 Page #123  
itive answers. But the controversy surrounding crashed UFOs, alien bodies a 2006 Page #130  
hing of relevancy. The controversy surrounding crashed UFOs, biological war 2006 Page #133  
g the incident and the particulars surrounding the strange object's sudden  2006 Page #180  
 Services. Based upon the evidence surrounding the event, certain conclusio 2006 Page #189  
 evidence and eyewitness testimony surrounding the Lummi Island Incident, f 2006 Page #190  
s seem to fully explain the enigma surrounding the Lummi Island Incident, m 2006 Page #192  
he country, including the counties surrounding the Test Site. It seemed tha 2006 Page #201  
local folks from Las Vegas and the surrounding areas that had interesting s 2006 Page #204  
penetrate the intense plasma field surrounding the UFO crafts, but electrom 2007 Page #131  
strong feeling of eeriness are the surrounding desert landscape, the sense  2007 Page #192  
asked with maintaining the secrecy surrounding the subject did not insult u 2008 Page #38  
ller? The city of Westport and the surrounding unincorporated communities o 2008 Page #53  
rview is go over all of the events surrounding the event that you are reall 2008 Page #58  
h of destruction that levelled the surrounding forested areas was very simi 2008 Page #101  

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n the Weapons Storage Area and the surroundings; military documents, letter 2004 Page #48  

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e seen, only a kjnd of darker ring surroundjng ic, and with a surface so sm 2007 Page #196  

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July 19 that "Considerable mystery surrounds a delay in releasing the repor 2003 Page #93  

Word: "surrounrung", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

any attention to all the publicity surrounrung "flying saucers," even when, 2005 Page #94  
ous claims and counter-claims made surrounrung thjs film and there simply i 2005 Page #146  

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tion were able to track deep space surveillance devices and other objects a 2003 Page #148  
 all the U-2, SR-71, and satellite surveillance photos. He briefed many pre 2004 Page #101  
believed mankind was the object of surveillance by extraterrestrials? That  2004 Page #132  
ild a huge file on Reich as well). Surveillance increased following his joi 2005 Page #92  
nications • "Stealth" Submarines • Surveillance Satellites • "FTM" Visiting 2006 Page #40  
 There was the likelihood of human surveillance during this time. I returne 2006 Page #196  
ad, produced microchips for covert surveillance. It was an eye-opening expe 2006 Page #196  
ious that the Foundation was under surveillance and perhaps some level of g 2006 Page #207  
 ► Lifetime secrecy agreements ;.. Surveillance of organizations and indivi 2007 Page #15  
radar networks, Echelon, satellite surveillance, etc). 2. Impose media cens 2007 Page #29  
radar networks, Echelon, satelLite surveiLlance, etc). 2. Impose mecLia cen 2007 Page #29  
hreats to safe air navigation · 3) Surveillance/ interference wrth military 2007 Page #36  
 mass audience ► Easier government surveillance ► High noise level, lower q 2007 Page #39  
grave matter to the ClA; hence the surveillance of the activities of the Ho 2007 Page #136  
And thus was born the FBI's secret surveillance file on Marilyn Monroe. \Xi 2007 Page #137  
, even as U.S. military electronic surveillance personnel listened in on th 2007 Page #186  
eal ID Act and the rapid growth of surveillance technology to include the V 2008 Page #123  
bstance as when a Cincinnati video surveillance firm, CityWatcher.com , beg 2008 Page #123  
ognition technology , the computer surveillance system called Echalon and t 2008 Page #123  
tected in orbit by a US Navy space surveillance system. the Pentagon was re 2009 Page #16  

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ls found at Bat Cave Stereographic survey, dates July 1-15, 1947 Section 7  2003 Page #44  
e" (blank). "In the course of your survey you will maintain liaison with" ( 2003 Page #206  
ojected." o "In the course of your survey you will maintain liaison with Am 2003 Page #207  
d prejoetod. Xa &ho course of your survey yon will oontaat Chinas* official 2003 Page #213  
o ju-we.,. in vh«? course* of vour survey vm will ma4 nvr?.n liaison with + 2003 Page #214  
 and leaders in the course of your survey and maintain close liaison with A 2003 Page #222  
 assistants to make a fact-finding survey of the situation and report beck  2003 Page #224  
meyer return via Korea for a brief survey of current conditions there. Ther 2003 Page #224  
d projected* In the course of your survey you will maintain liaison with Am 2003 Page #225  
 assistants to sake & fact-finding survey of tha situation and report teat  2003 Page #228  
aeyer return via Korea for a brief survey of current oenditlcns there. Atta 2003 Page #228  
na with e few assistants to make a survey • of the situation and to report  2003 Page #230  
 and I can mark it on an ordinance survey map... Before retiring from activ 2004 Page #53  
509th at Roswell Army Air Field to survey the second site. Meanwhile, he wi 2004 Page #230  
rch 1954, Reich sent a copy of his survey on UFOs to the Air Force. The sur 2005 Page #95  
rvey on UFOs to the Air Force. The survey was actually a manuscript detaili 2005 Page #95  
ns include a detailed magnetometer survey and the hopeful recovery of small 2006 Page #47  
r system — for example, the Vulcan survey mission depicted in the film Star 2006 Page #59  
to conduct a detailed photographic survey of the area. Nothing was reported 2006 Page #120  
............................ 178 A Survey of Retrieved Physical Evidence fr 2007 Page #5  
ion of. the t.yp,e:font required & survey of several hundred typewriter exo 2007 Page #46  
                                 A Survey of Retrieved Physical Evidence fr 2007 Page #193  
............................ 178 A Survey of Retrieved Physical Evidence fr 2008 Page #5  
.S. hospitals through its Hospital Survey Committee , with members Winthrop 2008 Page #140  
of an opinion VICTORL\ 'S REUGIOUS SURVEY .,. ....... 7,1. '.?-....::.':-.  2008 Page #155  
 attempting an accurate historical survey of certain kinds of intelligence  2009 Page #24  

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ual personal experiences. The Poll surveyed nearly six thousand adults' and 2006 Page #197  
 was named after Lewis Kingman who surveyed along the Atlantic and Pacific  2009 Page #48  

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tion of cattle and other animals ■ Surveying (spying) on our atomic install 2005 Page #9  

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s. G. At the time I was a quantity surveyor, just working for the PSA. Now, 2004 Page #52  
 WOULD MAKE Line8 ****509 HAS LAND SURVEYOR CREWS. Line 9 TEMPLE Following  2004 Page #228  
LD WORK Line8 (M) ****509 HAS LAND SURVEYOR CREWS. (B) *** **9 AND LAND L** 2004 Page #229  
L***DENVER CREWS. (C) 509 HAS LAND SURVEYOR CREWS. (DR) THEY ADD LAND DRops 2004 Page #229  
lloons would make ****509 has land surveyor crews.) Temple. What does all t 2004 Page #230  

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with aerial photography and ground surveys. Although of speculative value w 2003 Page #38  
According to the Roper Report, the surveys concerned the relationship betwe 2006 Page #198  
 on the topic and conducted public surveys. Consequently, he had been inund 2006 Page #203  
is of the Data from Three National Surveys Conducted by the Roper Organizat 2006 Page #208  
mer had noted, whilst engaged upon surveys of the Pacific Area during the p 2009 Page #164  
rmer had noted whilst engaged upon surveys in the Pacific Area during the p 2009 Page #169  

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ible advantage, willing to cut any survivable deal. Fast-Strange -Negative  2006 Page #68  

Word: "survival", 18 instance(s) (Back to Top)

y, dead ones in ice; try to ensure survival; minimize interaction with EBEs 2003 Page #175  
 1930s had deteriorated, affecting survival of livestock and ranchers. No o 2005 Page #52  
ization is concerned about its own survival and security, than we would exp 2006 Page #8  
e organization becomes critical to survival and 47                          2006 Page #50  
dvantage or the threat to national survival. National populations would res 2006 Page #55  
 gathering would be vital to human survival. Governments would need to asse 2006 Page #62  
ncertainties working against human survival. Scenario Government Fast-Stran 2006 Page #62  
trate NHI strangeness; humankind's survival might depend upon it. All relev 2006 Page #62  
manipulation of human beings. As a survival strategy, governments may be se 2006 Page #63  
ion would be humanity's chances of survival. Secrecy and security would be  2006 Page #65  
ngeness, humankind's prospects for survival are slim to none. All critical  2006 Page #68  
eath the beUy pan and took all his survival sruff and the sleeping bag and  2007 Page #125  
October for decision (1963?) ■ Our survival is at stake r In • • /! ': /',~ 2008 Page #121  
tion for Nation Security and Human Survival (p 13) Introduction (p 13) Dece 2009 Page #8  
am more seriously Mutually Assured Survival: The Best Anti-War Insurance. I 2009 Page #10  
hen a position of mutually assured survival. The Nuclear Elephant. Contrary 2009 Page #10  
cases we are talking about war and survival. The Napoleonic wars were hardl 2009 Page #19  
ION FOR NATION SECURJTY A.ND HUMAN SURVIVAL THIS JS NOT AN OFFICIAL fNTELLI 2009 Page #23  

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would be a sudden proliferation of survivalism, with widespread hoarding of 2006 Page #59  
pread looting, flight from cities, survivalism and proliferation of armed p 2006 Page #62  
any others would gradually turn to survivalism or paramilitary activity. If 2006 Page #64  
others would leave cities, turn to survivalism or paramilitary activity. Pu 2006 Page #65  
pread panic, looting, vigilantism, survivalism, mass exodus from population 2006 Page #68  
 will proliferate. Vigilantism and survivalism will be rampant, with many p 2006 Page #68  
ill be widespread. Vigilantism and survivalism will be rampant, with many p 2006 Page #69  

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s, evacuate from cities, turn to a survivalist lifestyle, form paramilitary 2006 Page #57  
and confused. Many more would turn survivalist or vigilante, arming themsel 2006 Page #63  

Word: "survive", 15 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ies on earth will have to unite to survive and to make a common front again 2003 Page #10  
hielding to enable Craft & Crew to survive accelerated entry into atmospher 2003 Page #107  
th authority that humans could not survive speeds greater than 40 mph. Ther 2004 Page #28  
avation. Remember, I was trying to survive my time there and didn't want to 2004 Page #55  
When he realized that he would not survive his illness he gave his wife, Mu 2004 Page #86  
, only four original negatives now survive in the University of Texas Libra 2004 Page #233  
ed documents — the kind that would survive the legal tests in a courtroom.  2004 Page #243  
 ask how interstellar pilots could survive a trip of hundreds of years whil 2005 Page #120  
and ensure that its citizens would survive and thrive regardless of the for 2006 Page #56  
ensure that their businesses would survive in the post-Contact world. Relig 2006 Page #56  
and the birds and the bees seem to survive more as a result of sophisticate 2006 Page #102  
e said the only way he was able to survive was that he knew he was in a fla 2007 Page #125  
order for a future civilization to survive. The explanation given for trave 2008 Page #95  
wards in time to a distant past to survive IS changing their future. Perhap 2008 Page #95  
 that an open society must have to survive and maintain sovereignty in a vo 2009 Page #15  

Word: "survived", 16 instance(s) (Back to Top)

v 1983 at age of 74 □ No children, survived by four brothers b Spent 34 yea 2003 Page #33  
o a proof copy? This may be why it survived outside of the control system11 2003 Page #186  
that none of the five crew members survived entry into our atmosphere due t 2003 Page #236  
 launches? More than one pilot who survived airplane crashes in 1947 said t 2004 Page #69  
cret radar base in New Mexico that survived with buildings and other struct 2004 Page #71  
and writing to the very end. He is survived by his wife of 47 years, Dell,  2004 Page #110  
s will be related later, this file survived the Revolution and unexpectedly 2004 Page #153  
esults I • Only front cockpit area survived • Original length estimated to  2004 Page #167  
ona in 1953 and that four entities survived . That would have been six year 2005 Page #45  
factor determining whether society survived the psychological stresses of c 2006 Page #57  
that none of the five crew members survived entry into our atmosphere due t 2006 Page #104  
kely that any such object that had survived re-entry into Earth's atmospher 2006 Page #191  
d different life ways; others that survived such an experience usually did  2007 Page #76  
t prior to 1967, few UFO files had survived this process and with a few exc 2008 Page #62  
ona in 1953 and that four entities survived. That would have been six years 2009 Page #51  
ld; I've outlived two husbands and survived cancer twice. What are they goi 2009 Page #88  

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 prove decisive in whether society survives this scenario. As NHI strangene 2006 Page #65  

Word: "surviving", 7 instance(s) (Back to Top)

s, hurled free of the Disc. A lone surviving occupant was found within the  2003 Page #99  
Aztec and Cuba, according to their surviving families today. The investigat 2004 Page #70  
 exclusive interview with the last surviving member of the MJ-12 group. Wel 2004 Page #194  
s, restoration manuals, and actual surviving vehicles in the hands of colle 2004 Page #232  
artling result. In taking the four surviving negatives, his initial finding 2004 Page #233  
ve storage envelope in which the 4 surviving negatives have been stored sin 2004 Page #235  
 owner of the fragment and primary surviving witness, Sergio Poulain Carriz 2007 Page #195  

Word: "survivor", 4 instance(s) (Back to Top)

so elaborated about the "occupant- survivor." "There were always two Securi 2003 Page #100  
ery face-to- face meeting with the survivor. The survivor had the ability t 2003 Page #100  
ace meeting with the survivor. The survivor had the ability to deduce thoug 2003 Page #100  
the death of H unsacker , the last survivor of those named in the MJ-12 doc 2008 Page #133  

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f what he considered were possible survivors of a plane crash. In fact, eve 2004 Page #37  
tarted calling out to any possible survivors. It was only a matter of secon 2004 Page #39  
g waters, looking for wreckage and survivors. At one point one of the young 2004 Page #40  
se the current had carried debris, survivors, and those less fortunate out  2004 Page #40  
ng for a crashed flying saucer, or survivors from it. The fishermen and cre 2004 Page #41  
tly not worried in the least about survivors or medical emergencies. "lt mu 2005 Page #155  
 crash near Flatwoods and look for survivors. He was also ordered to then g 2006 Page #95  
red witnesses to violent events or survivors of automobile crashes who desc 2008 Page #59  

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consultant, with the assistance of Susan Stickley. John, with the assistanc 2006 Page #49  

Word: "susceptible", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

d build a spacecraft that would be susceptible to mere lightning bolts. On  2005 Page #120  
 of these might unwittingly become susceptible to NHI manipulation. Media w 2006 Page #64  

Word: "suspect", 14 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ars. By short degrees, he began to suspect that the Dulce area was the site 2003 Page #144  
ot be constructive to speculate. I suspect that it is still in La Crosse WI 2003 Page #179  
r it was, was very large. \Xlhat I suspect is that it had a shallow, round  2005 Page #67  
t Einstein? ls there any reason to suspect that MJ-12 was aware of -or inte 2005 Page #88  
are there any realistic reasons to suspect foul play in his death? This pap 2005 Page #88  
allow us to join. Too primitive. I suspect that the SETI cultists think the 2006 Page #8  
 strange call and one that made me suspect that the Foundation's activities 2006 Page #205  
reporter, R. Roger Harkins came to suspect ClA involvement in stage managin 2007 Page #20  
are many circumstantial reasons to suspect that the New York Times had also 2007 Page #23  
ther than from a UFO. It led me to suspect the manufacturers may have felt  2007 Page #64  
te forensic sketch of a particular suspect. (retired U.S. Naval combat vete 2007 Page #94  
 the annual Quantico conference. I suspect that the words by Teller are als 2009 Page #13  
Kelso, Washington, leading some to suspect that Crisman may have even sabot 2009 Page #31  
rrison was on Crisman's heels as a suspect in JFK's murder. Following in th 2009 Page #32  

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w would say nothing to make anyone suspect-they held unconventional opinion 2008 Page #42  

Word: "suspected", 12 instance(s) (Back to Top)

Bill Moore. Moore had already been suspected as one of a few UFO researcher 2003 Page #146  
other cruiser that he had not even suspected was behind him pulled in besid 2004 Page #37  
 things about the base that I only suspected. We got debriefed for hours al 2004 Page #50  
itary interest that many of us had suspected. In December 2002, the Ministr 2004 Page #58  
atistics and U.S. Census Bureau. • Suspected "true cause of death" Remote V 2004 Page #199  
• Dr. Winford Porter Larson 1947 — Suspected examination of alien biology — 2004 Page #201  
leaning S) mpathies, the) strongly suspected Ms. Dukas of being an active a 2005 Page #92  
ravated radioactive material was a suspected cause of their appearance. As  2005 Page #100  
 that can be considered hoaxes, or suspected hoaxes, at least. Interestingl 2005 Page #132  
aft engines. Dr. Eric Wang who was suspected of leading a reverse engineeri 2005 Page #168  
em to confirm what they had always suspected and might therefore be a relat 2006 Page #57  
ents and personnel from Edwards, I suspected the story might be a garbled d 2006 Page #87  

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 truth, if it really was what they suspected- 'a piece of those things that 2007 Page #197  

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storical significance of this, and suspecting it was some kind of hoax, he  2008 Page #105  

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rch. UFO lecturer Stanton Friedman suspects or believes that some unidentif 2004 Page #133  
these men have become discredited "suspects." Kent Jeffrey, a commercial ai 2004 Page #145  

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ic field was a thin piece of paper suspended above the generator. The layer 2003 Page #110  
k photos of UFO underground in net suspended by crane. 3 dead aliens, 5 fee 2004 Page #116  
 floating off the floor -no cables suspended them from the ceiling holding  2005 Page #83  
ein had set one box on a table and suspended another in the air. He closed  2005 Page #92  
s at a large unknown aerial object suspended in the beams of searchlights.  2005 Page #121  
 condensers in a couple of saucers suspended by arms rotating round a centr 2005 Page #171  
ice, its display glowing green, is suspended above a pastoral landscape at  2007 Page #71  
elf to the ground, and the UFO was suspended in the air for about 10 minute 2007 Page #200  
mething "oblong with rounded ends" suspended from a large military helicopt 2008 Page #45  
y helicopter with twin rotors. The suspended object being flown out of the  2008 Page #45  

Word: "suspending", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

he direction of the positive pole. Suspending a 168                         2005 Page #170  

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ifications and taking into account suspension wear and tear of the vehicle, 2004 Page #232  

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ce area, and made his case for his suspicion of an underground facility the 2003 Page #145  
Oppenheimer. ln this atmosphere of suspicion, denial and apathy born of fea 2005 Page #153  

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 much bigger than the problems and suspicions of one man. As the age of Col 2003 Page #141  
 be seen, there is a reason for my suspicions. While the fragments were bei 2004 Page #30  
t probably served to reinforce his suspicions. But it had to be checked out 2004 Page #36  
 Despite the fact that this raised suspicions, the \X,'erner account is a v 2005 Page #40  
hat this caller made, confirmed my suspicions. The caller referred to a pub 2006 Page #205  
seen near the point of explosion . Suspicions began to arise when the milit 2007 Page #130  

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 his position looked frighteningly suspicious. The Grand Ballroom was packe 2003 Page #146  
t to hide their existence and keep suspicious observers guessing. Not as po 2003 Page #151  
n Unit (IPU) did exist The memo is suspicious in its categorical denials an 2003 Page #162  
f 8 July 1947 is claimed to have a suspicious, non-standard distribution li 2003 Page #208  
of this development. Anyone with a suspicious mind might ask if the Canadia 2004 Page #30  
n of Tres Cora;:6es chat something suspicious was being sighted and reporte 2005 Page #31  
ey came back home. That seems very suspicious to me. 5. WHY would saucers c 2006 Page #10  
 known and a sudden death would be suspicious... 9. WHY would people fake a 2006 Page #12  
ighting occurred. However, we were suspicious that what these people might  2006 Page #199  
o meet and talk. Ted was initially suspicious of my interest but said he ha 2006 Page #201  
ense significance." "I'm naturally suspicious of anyone that doesn't declar 2008 Page #34  
is very same issue: "I'm naturally suspicious of anyone that doesn't declar 2008 Page #38  
question. That made Sgt. Penniston suspicious that his superior officer kne 2009 Page #68  
Base Commander Charles Halt became suspicious that he was being left out of 2009 Page #68  

Word: "sustained", 6 instance(s) (Back to Top)

restal's, that he died of injuries sustained in the fall, that his behavior 2003 Page #94  
 hot chocolate when the flash, the sustained roar and the heat wave came. W 2005 Page #153  
he door at the flash of light, she sustained permanent loss of sight in one 2005 Page #153  
duce some visible manifestation of sustained motion. \''hereas earlier elec 2005 Page #171  
 Mexico, one might have expected a sustained firestorm of publicity, specul 2006 Page #183  
f Europe and the United States has sustained an irrational fear, an anxiety 2008 Page #114  

Word: "sustentation", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

on of electrostatic propulsion and sustentation. W'hatever 169              2005 Page #171  

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 no dc1~1l.'l o[ inl! r~cll!'ch on sut"ll an off cm:•; .-1 thr pro;cct ~"'_ 2009 Page #182  

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ions where stopped and detained by Sutfolk County police officers who refus 2007 Page #129  

Word: "sutton", 6 instance(s) (Back to Top)

heir home on Manhattan's exclusive Sutton Place. Over the next dozen years  2003 Page #85  
ng Gassaway and the county seat of Sutton in search of more answers. I disc 2006 Page #91  
ed some of the locals in Gassaway, Sutton, and Flatwoods who began to help  2006 Page #92  
ent. Colonel Dale Leavitt lived in Sutton, was a World War II combat vetera 2006 Page #95  
n and the United States. Antony C. Sutton described how John Foster Dulles  2008 Page #127  
cer of Di lion, Read. According to Sutton, "Banker William Draper, as Briga 2008 Page #131  

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C\'.X1YTS OF llfO SlQ'T"BC..'5 UtE SUU'KED 11 tn.ClUl'I C'ltR n4£ p1.51-fT. 2009 Page #150  

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2 Poland 1997 • Outside Wegorzewo, Suwalki Province, Poland March 15, 1997  2004 Page #174  

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d Sightings , early 19S2 ■ The Lid Suys On ■ The Smith-Sarbacher Conne:tion 2008 Page #163  

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cial \X/eapons Project instituted "su·ingent security' measures," investiga 2005 Page #126  

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cc. bomb. T 1 J:ie deil!n:-.c mini.su·y, the oir Sckn:lsls were reported th 2009 Page #182  

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:", , Ill[ 0. ,;AA U) ,Q_},. ,_(Al Sv,..l (..~. \,()llilA A~( cGAA·S1o4.A?1 2009 Page #127  

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4 _ (iVJ-Pror. W. A. Miller o! the Svd-. nt-y Uni'.'erst:r Civil Ensir1c-cr 2009 Page #183  

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rtland AAK. You will take with /ou sveh *xncrt? . technicians, s*-ientist , 2003 Page #214  

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ally quoted • Murdered by Mafiosi? Sverdlovsk Crash • In 1969 a crashed UFO 2004 Page #172  
 1969 a crashed UFO was found near Sverdlovsk, with a rather damaged corpse 2004 Page #172  
lity at Oblensk and Compound 19 in Sverdlovsk. In all there were 47 Facilit 2006 Page #106  
April 2, 1979: Anthrax accident at Sverdlovsk, Russia. More than 66 civilia 2006 Page #107  

Word: "svsasfe", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

r® pioLslio aansMtusnoas • la, ths svsasfe tSsit assdstanoa is net glrun® W 2003 Page #212  

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es with SOM1-01 Type I • Report 6, SW USA, 1947: Einstein present agrees wi 2004 Page #118  

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 Yes: evidently we are expected to swallow that absurd conclusion. Invasion 2008 Page #27  

Word: "swamp", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

e where the passed it off as some "swamp gas." And in addition there are ot 2003 Page #195  
isc-shaped object that fell into a swamp nearby Cubatao River. A scuba dive 2007 Page #128  
planations of weather balloons and swamp gas. My desire for the truth about 2008 Page #42  

Word: "swamp-gas", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

CBS and NYTsupported Hynek's bogus swamp-gas explanation (Michigan) while r 2007 Page #23  
BS and NYT supported Hynek's bogus swamp-gas explanation (Nlichigan) while  2007 Page #24  

Word: "swan", 7 instance(s) (Back to Top)

iot, Maine, by the name of Francis Swan (Knowles would later go on to becom 2004 Page #103  
 the board members of NICAP). Mrs. Swan claimed that she was being contacte 2004 Page #103  
ained in regular contact with Mrs. Swan right up to his death in 1962. The  2004 Page #103  
ng things happened related to Mrs. Swan and U.S. government agencies, but b 2004 Page #103  
. Neesham and Larsen staved at the Swan house for a couple of days, and to  2004 Page #104  
nd to make a long story short Mrs. Swan taught Commander Larsen how to cont 2004 Page #104  
ntary such as the story of Francis Swan that I discussed earlier. Arthur Lu 2004 Page #184  

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Larsen found the report about Mrs. Swan's contact with the aliens, and deci 2004 Page #103  

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UARA 10 March', 1950 Dr. Robley D. Swans. r: Massachusetts Institut* of Tec 2004 Page #18  

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d corporate leadership continually swap roles creating a merger of the stat 2008 Page #145  

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amed them and she fed them all. We swapped life stories. I believe that she 2009 Page #95  

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emarks about Gen. Ramey ostensibly swapping the actual Roswell crash debris 2004 Page #226  

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inize the transient creatures that swarm and multiply in a glass of water." 2004 Page #132  

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cientists , engineers, and workers swarmed into Oak Ridge to build and oper 2008 Page #27  

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rgument that the desert is usually swarming with prospectors and explorers, 2004 Page #115  

Word: "swarms", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

e all they could get. The next day swarms of NASA vehicles started showing  2007 Page #128  
s of birds, falling leaves, insect swarms, peculiar weather conditions , re 2008 Page #29  

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iter : Jason ca rrer Photographer· Swart Hall TJe·.'I Fri&kle,, Vitality fl 2007 Page #66  

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Engineers designated a 59,000-acre swatch of land between Black Oak Ridge t 2008 Page #27  

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 the collective mindset of a whole swathe of people within government at th 2008 Page #36  

Word: "sway", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

. One recognizable component was a sway brace from a weapon pylon (bomb rac 2006 Page #84  
radio and television and also hold sway over magazines , motion pictures, c 2008 Page #143  

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hink there were three but I cannot swear to that." 19                       2003 Page #23  
stimony has the military coming to swear everyone to secrecy and take away  2003 Page #33  
mber three fingers, but I couldn't swear to that. He had the oval eyes this 2003 Page #35  
pecially when multitudes of people swear that the incident occurred and tha 2003 Page #57  
s against it, but he is willing to swear under oath if such an opportunity  2003 Page #70  
res. "I, Fritz Werner, do solemnly swear that during a special assignment w 2005 Page #40  
 is a TV series running now that I swear is based in the main on the life o 2009 Page #32  
. but there are parts of it that I swear were told to me years ago by Mr. C 2009 Page #32  
avit: I, Fritz Werner, do solemnly swear that during a special assignment w 2009 Page #49  

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ce Criticizes Truman Order On Rush Swearing in of Forrestal" On April 26 19 2003 Page #87  
o sign a non-disclosure agreement, swearing him to secrecy for the rest of  2006 Page #160  

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in Portugal, l 12 in Spain, 233 in Sweden, 214 in Switzerland, 35 in Turkey 2008 Page #136  
R WEAPONS What have Russia, China, Sweden, and Switzerland in common? They  2009 Page #22  
when flying objects were seen over Sweden, the "high brass" of the War Depa 2009 Page #178  

Word: "swedish", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ecret USAFE Item 14 • 4 Nov 1948 • Swedish Air Intelligence Service - “thes 2003 Page #161  
 of the I.G. Farben combine], SKF [Swedish Enskilda Bank], and ITT, whose c 2008 Page #128  

Word: "sweep", 8 instance(s) (Back to Top)

o site, secure communications Area sweep: witnesses released only after “de 2003 Page #175  
out the materi21s, and if they did sweep that field clean under armed guard 2004 Page #143  
ll see in all the movies where the sweep goes around and around the dial an 2006 Page #145  
, I would have picked them up on a sweep. I would also have seen their trai 2006 Page #146  
the screens are round and show the sweep of the radar. As a kid, I used to  2006 Page #152  
t because he allowed that radar to sweep over Jackass Flats. Government rad 2006 Page #154  
dar City, Utah) was not allowed to sweep over the airspace over Area 51. My 2006 Page #154  
e repetition frequency of 600 cps; sweep rate of r rpm; vertical polarity.  2006 Page #200  

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l board of inquiry today to make a sweeping investigation of American air s 2004 Page #69  
y intention here to synopsize this sweeping text, only that Reich's scienti 2005 Page #98  
se acquisition radar (PAR) that is sweeping through an arc every few second 2006 Page #146  
mage[) in advertising is pare of a sweeping gO\·ernmental plan co secure an 2007 Page #59  
s alike. They questioned the act's sweeping proposals, which range from for 2008 Page #142  

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es returned the same way — between sweeps. That means they returned to the  2006 Page #146  
use now I had a good track between sweeps and any radar operator can watch  2006 Page #147  
or can watch a target move between sweeps and have a pretty good idea of ho 2006 Page #147  

Word: "sweet", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

nded products including this chewy sweet from England. "Alien Chewits" hit  2007 Page #63  
1987, I interviewed Sergeant Larry Sweet from the Grays Harbor County Jail. 2008 Page #43  
m or bust this year. In 1979 Larry Sweet worked as a shake-block cutter. If 2008 Page #43  

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approved aspartame , an artificial sweetener that is the object of growing  2008 Page #142  

Word: "swells", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

as out on the Sound was long, slow swells caused by the tide and the curren 2004 Page #39  

Word: "swept", 8 instance(s) (Back to Top)

) dust & residue. Ash & all debris swept into bagging. Bags placed in tagge 2003 Page #107  
 not been found: 1. The object was swept by the tides further out to sea wh 2004 Page #42  
e that some object could have been swept out to sea and deeper water, why t 2004 Page #42  
hoi Su-37 Zolotoy Berkut • Forward Swept/ Canard Wings • Stealth • Cloaking 2004 Page #164  
 the next four years World War One swept the empire and the 86              2005 Page #88  
ional. Negative The world would be swept by shock, horror and panic. Govern 2006 Page #55  
her words, the target is not being swept. This radar stays right on the tar 2006 Page #147  
ose, whereupon it was subsequently swept along by the strong currents in th 2006 Page #192  

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scorted by an F-84F Thunderstreak (swept-wing) interceptor aircraft (illust 2007 Page #99  

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soossoo V•118,11. rsonsorss ironer swerreare ar aro COMM.. awn. gra, .2. oa 2006 Page #35  

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 ths yrohshla aoaooqwoaoos la ■&Lo swi that aaalstaaao la.aat yiwnu *m yasr 2003 Page #223  

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hat the Socialism in Russia, which swiftly turned into communism, was the c 2008 Page #124  

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2 — 112; Cahn, J.P. "Flying Saucer Swindlers" True: The Man's Magazine (Aug 2004 Page #223  

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Flight, were finishing up our last swing shift (3 p.m.-11 p.m.) when a Wood 2004 Page #55  
ng the computers and when it would swing around, it would make a pass over  2006 Page #154  

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on a rainy rught, "they saw a disc swinging in the air as in difficulty. Th 2007 Page #199  

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d situations that were starting to swirl around Paul Bennewitz were invisib 2003 Page #148  

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red with a blind-- ing light as it swished in for a crash landing on the ro 2006 Page #44  

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 Aires branch of Deutsche Bank and Swiss banks. Large demand 130            2008 Page #136  

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ne Records - 1947 1947 White House Switch Board Phone Calls Layered Weekday 2003 Page #154  
Sound, Lawrence had one of the men switch on the seal beam light on the top 2004 Page #39  
nly vanished like someone pulled a switch. There was no sound except for th 2004 Page #57  

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ing President Truman's white house switchboard traffic for who called whom, 2003 Page #29  
Collect calls to the White House • Switchboard calls through White House ti 2003 Page #154  
ndio Guerrero Crash • Dec 6, 1950, Switchboard records phone calls through  2003 Page #156  
latwoods were still run by a local switchboard operator and connected to pa 2006 Page #92  

Word: "switched", 4 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 certain nearby radar stations had switched their systems off when the "une 2004 Page #58  
e proof of your existence." Larsen switched from automatic writing to talki 2004 Page #104  
" mode. His navigation lights were switched on and radar reflectors allowed 2006 Page #81  
 installed. When they were finally switched on, he did not input the comput 2006 Page #154  

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two weeks later Marshall's offices switches from the Office of Chief of Sta 2003 Page #26  

Word: "switzerland", 6 instance(s) (Back to Top)

in also left his temporary home in Switzerland for Russia, aided by wealthy 2008 Page #125  
 business in or moving assets into Switzerland, Panama, Argentina and Brazi 2008 Page #129  
12 in Spain, 233 in Sweden, 214 in Switzerland, 35 in Turkey and 98 in Arge 2008 Page #136  
atives in neutral countries such a Switzerland and Argentina buy American s 2008 Page #136  
les, as OSS station chief in Bern, Switzerland , sat at the nexus of U.S. i 2008 Page #138  
at have Russia, China, Sweden, and Switzerland in common? They all have pla 2009 Page #22  

Word: "swivel", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

     The Kingman UFO Crash of 1953 swivel seats, an oval cabin, and a lot o 2005 Page #41  
ed an oval interior cabin with two swivel seats and many instruments. Stans 2005 Page #169  
ok inside only briefly. He saw two swivel seats, an oval cabin, and a lot o 2009 Page #49  

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. The 'l'u1.-i, W.l!ton Abducbon ■ Swn1lllg Up 197 5 ■ Malrmlt0 mAit Fo1ce  2009 Page #142  

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al areas •R.ln telephone area code swnmary of two associ.ttes of photos •Ca 2009 Page #193  

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e cannon." 36 In one fell literary swoop, Pflock paints Blanchard, the comm 2004 Page #222  

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g multicolored lights floating and swooping about the small mountain range  2003 Page #142  

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 had tried to throw himself on his sword, but was prevented from doing so a 2003 Page #95  
der — provenance is a double-edged sword. In other words, to paraphrase an  2004 Page #222  
 on their prospectus that they did sword fencing and l really wanted to do  2007 Page #80  
 got there 1 found that the entire sword fencing equipment was in the cupbo 2007 Page #80  
in the cupboard and they didn't do sword fencing anymore and so they were l 2007 Page #80  
r wrote that a "tremendous flaming sword flashed across the Las Vegas skies 2008 Page #8  
of Physics, Beller a Shield than a Sword, Pursuit of Simplicity and Energy  2009 Page #9  

Word: "swordfight", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

scriptions Death of alien being in swordfight! 3 1944 Hawaii, USA 1 1 0 1 0 2004 Page #110  

Word: "swords", 4 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ve presentations and Prof. Michael Swords officiated. This was the first co 2006 Page #198  
Jacobs, John Carpenter, Michael D. Swords, Stanton D. Friedman, Brian L. We 2006 Page #203  
ting letter discovered by ·Michael Swords in the Smithsonian archives. In t 2007 Page #23  
eapons, 1951-1954," 15 July 200 I, Swords of Armageddon, on line [http://ww 2009 Page #96  

Word: "sworn", 17 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 the military arrived everyone was sworn to secrecy, yet upon returning hom 2003 Page #21  
 confirms her story in a notarized sworn affidavit and the living brother o 2003 Page #24  
kson or Cape or both? If they were sworn to secrecy by the military would t 2003 Page #37  
situation he inherited when he was sworn in as Secretary of Defense on Sept 2003 Page #85  
that year, Roosevelt has Forrestal sworn in as the new Secretary. It is als 2003 Page #86  
gton instructing that Forrestal be sworn in as Secretary of Defense immedia 2003 Page #87  
are assembled to see Louis Johnson sworn in as the new Secretary of Defense 2003 Page #89  
lligence and the secrets they were sworn to protect. 147                    2003 Page #151  
 is quite far from the truth. Once sworn in a president is dependant on cab 2003 Page #189  
ould have him ready to govern when sworn in. This is a practice that contin 2003 Page #191  
ames Forrestal, after Dr. Bush was sworn in as Chairman of the Research and 2004 Page #63  
e-field one must navigate. Certain sworn testimony is utterly contradictory 2004 Page #139  
talk about the case because he was sworn to secrecy. Easley's daughter conf 2004 Page #144  
LL UFO MUSEUM Various exhibits and sworn statements on file The Paul Davids 2004 Page #149  
Associated Press wire service, was sworn in as Director of Censorship. He l 2007 Page #16  
dible and articulate. She could be sworn in as a witness in any court. When 2008 Page #50  
r wear the blue uniforms of police sworn "to serve and protect," but black  2008 Page #145  

Word: "swred", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 or VTOL aircraft would be ideally swred for operations at rrus facility. J 2007 Page #109  

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                fafejaat* tort* rt SwU Mwtw ta mm ftr Maa tiaa w haw baoa a 2003 Page #220  

Word: "swung", 5 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ck the object, a hatch opened that swung from right to left, at the front o 2003 Page #69  
n: "The walls shook and the mirror swung away from the wall," he recalled.  2006 Page #120  
 would always ask Dad why, when it swung around to that area, I would ask h 2006 Page #154  
 trung of a Soviet nature, rhe FBI swung into action, and the frantic tappi 2007 Page #137  
-facing mountain. The crew quickly swung the aircraft around and headed to  2007 Page #137  

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E VERY CLOSE To THE AREA, HAVE GOT SXIN RASEES, AND SOME OF THEM ARE RAv/NO 2004 Page #24  

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Coherencema/esticdocuments com I I Sy Wi UiRaw 1947 Phone Logs • Includes P 2003 Page #154  
 MOW *MOM srommos Son moPoui, mama Sy,t.roka, Pm: T.T.OTIRoc 24(9) :1441. T 2006 Page #39  
ed implicated in the UFO controver sy is not a matter of any doubt. In the  2007 Page #136  
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o o-.-P. ~~ ,.,__.,.o ... ~s $El"" SY ,S.c.DUS. OF WTTr.f.S.U:. r." HOU LO  2009 Page #117  

Word: "sy11dro111e", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

his paper The UFO Crash/ Re1n·eval Sy11dro111e published in 1980 by the Mut 2005 Page #43  

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      ~New Weapon 1MayBe ,Airborne SYDI-,EY, Aust:-nil:., June ~4 _ (iVJ-Pr 2009 Page #183  

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 · on was an C?.Uectivc all~mntive Sydncv univcrult v civli cni;:-Jnc"r• ;  2009 Page #184  

Word: "sydney", 7 instance(s) (Back to Top)

Francisco Chronicle JuJy 29, 1952, Sydney Australia New Herald,July31, 1952 2005 Page #121  
Leech associate W.A. Miller of the Sydney University Civil Engineering Depa 2009 Page #159  
 great contribution to the work of Sydney University's Civil Engineering De 2009 Page #160  
omas David James Leech was born in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. He w 2009 Page #163  
l Engineering at the University of Sydney. ln 1940, he was appointed as Pro 2009 Page #163  
: Notes: Prof. W. A. Miller of the Sydney Speculation based on T.D.J. Leech 2009 Page #171  
 ~ coulribulion to ~hu , v:'or~ of Sydney :JC'.~vcrsit;•'s Ci?il l lb,i:.nc 2009 Page #183  

Word: "sylacauga", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 Newman, and Columbus, Georgia; in Sylacauga and Birmingham , Alabama ; and 2007 Page #133  
tly centered high in the sky above Sylacauga. Moments later a black object, 2007 Page #133  
ir Force planes. When word of the "Sylacauga object" reached the Air Force, 2007 Page #133  

Word: "syllable", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 in syntax or in word, sentence or syllable count. An entire copy of the me 2008 Page #105  

Word: "syllables", 4 instance(s) (Back to Top)

computes quantities like number of syllables, length of words, and length o 2008 Page #106  
tric quantities that use number of syllables in a word, such as lexical den 2008 Page #106  
l as periods. ■Various indices use syllables, word and sentence length to d 2008 Page #116  
 sentence lengths ■Dr. David Pace: syllables, word and sentence lengths+ so 2008 Page #116  

Word: "symbol", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ters, question marks, or any other symbol you can strike on the keyboard ot 2008 Page #106  
erm derived from the ancient Roman symbol of the fasces, a bundle of rods w 2008 Page #124  
a protruding axe blade. It was the symbol of central authority . Under fasc 2008 Page #124  

Word: "symbolic", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

roblem. Only when you consider the symbolic significance of the moment does 2008 Page #136  

Word: "symbolism", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

igned around, this crucial "Orion" symbolism. In other words, someone with  2008 Page #135  

Word: "symbolizes", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

stamp, "Not for Public Inspection" symbolizes this. Some of you out there m 2004 Page #125  

Word: "symbols", 20 instance(s) (Back to Top)

on got close enough to see unknown symbols or letter forms on the craft's s 2004 Page #47  
operties and it had unidentifiable symbols or writing on some of the pieces 2004 Page #135  
thin beams that had undecipherable symbols. Later, we would learn that the  2004 Page #135  
 and the rancher referred to those symbols as "Chinese" or "Japanese" — not 2004 Page #135  
ect, and there were undecipherable symbols embossed directly onto unusual m 2004 Page #138  
cribed much smaller, more delicate symbols. Bessie Brazel seems to have bee 2004 Page #138  
 of an alien spaceship and written symbols possibly created by an alien spe 2004 Page #142  
 notebook rough sketches of glassy symbols SLlDE# 25 "On the smooth exterio 2008 Page #82  
to see 3-inch lettering -or rather symbols -that stretched for the length o 2008 Page #82  
e." Penniston 's refined sketch of symbols 76 Then Sgt. Penniston reached o 2008 Page #82  
ached out his hand. "I touched the symbols and I could feel the shapes as i 2008 Page #82  
on' s fingers touched the engraved symbols, he said the craft's upper white 2008 Page #82  
rt about reaching out to touch the symbols on the glowing, triangle-shaped  2008 Page #90  
n Hypnosis Excerpt YOU TOUCHED THE SYMBOLS AND YOU SET OFF A PROGRAM? Yes.  2008 Page #91  
d his hand on the craft's engraved symbols, he thinks he activated technolo 2008 Page #94  
e glowing triangular craft and its symbols belonged to time travelers, or e 2008 Page #95  
ant James W. Penniston's sketch of symbols etched with texture of sandpaper 2009 Page #66  
hrenheit, something like that. The symbols were very warm to touch. The tem 2009 Page #66  
 around the craft, I came upon the symbols that were on the craft and gave  2009 Page #66  
# 11 WHEN YOUR FINGERS TOUCHED THE SYMBOLS, DID YOU HA VE ANYTHING COME INT 2009 Page #67  

Word: "symington", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 •Krug • Steelman • Foster•Leahy • Symington _ -Major Schultz ’ Vandenberg  2003 Page #154  
 were present: Honorable W. Stuart Symington, Assistant Secretary of War Lt 2003 Page #191  

Word: "symmetrical", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

                                   symmetrical, but bad!) damaged, protrusi 2007 Page #138  

Word: "sympathetic", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

. Was Kilgallen fed this data by a sympathetic insider imparting genuine in 2003 Page #73  

Word: "symphony", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

the breeze. The rain had renewed a symphony of color on the greening plain. 2003 Page #46  

Word: "symposia", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 fortune to meet with Len at MUFON symposia, and I think in about 1990 or 1 2004 Page #129  
 fortune to meet with Len at MUFON symposia, and I thjnk in about 1990 or 1 2005 Page #140  

Word: "symposium", 13 instance(s) (Back to Top)

etrievals of the Third Kind, MUFON Symposium, July 1978 • 2. The UFO/Crash  2004 Page #107  
ked away from a Mutual UFO Network Symposium where he was to make startling 2004 Page #145  
urprise at the MUFON International Symposium. He confirmed that the governm 2004 Page #147  
com 2 Thomas, Dave, "The Aztec UFO Symposium: How the Saucer Story Started  2004 Page #223  
P, and has spoken at the Aztec UFO Symposium about the Aztec incident. He i 2004 Page #223  
ampbell was a presenter at the UFO Symposium in Aztec, New Mexico. Art disc 2004 Page #240  
ind, presented at the annual MUFON symposium of that year, Leonard Stringfi 2005 Page #41  
                   Majic Eyes Only Symposium in Richmond Virginia, he spoke 2005 Page #127  
nded the annual Mutual UFO Network Symposium in Albuquerque, NM and interac 2006 Page #196  
Force Base Science and Engineering Symposium. 4 June 1974. Volume II. Uncla 2007 Page #163  
 annual Mutual UFO Network (MUFON) Symposium of that year, Leonard Stringfi 2009 Page #49  
rd Stringfield, Mutual UFO Network Symposium Proceedings, Mutual UFO Networ 2009 Page #56  
T. W. Knacke, published as part of symposium proceedings from PHYSICS and M 2009 Page #90  

Word: "symptom", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

op on 6 February 1996 • Presenting symptom was left axillary furuncle • Che 2006 Page #109  

Word: "symptoms", 14 instance(s) (Back to Top)

whatever it was that had exploded. Symptoms included dementia, skin rashes, 2003 Page #163  
whatever it was that had exploded. Symptoms included dementia, skin rashes, 2004 Page #17  
oung scientist was now manifesting symptoms of insanity. The essence of his 2005 Page #89  
tective gloves • Chereze developed symptoms post exposure • Symptoms develo 2006 Page #109  
developed symptoms post exposure • Symptoms develop on 6 February 1996 • Pr 2006 Page #109  
d. He passed through the following symptoms: • Exposure to Gas and Liquid/G 2006 Page #109  
in a trailer nearby, succumbing to symptoms virtually identical to the firs 2006 Page #110  
l to the first two victims.24 Such symptoms in a patient as young and athle 2006 Page #110  
viruses must all demonstrate renal symptoms, as one LeDuc-Childs study even 2006 Page #111  
 Oregon, all of whom confirmed the symptoms, and otherwise both the novel n 2006 Page #111  
sh influenza, and renal Hantavirus symptoms seen in Korea preceded the pulm 2006 Page #112  
en in Korea preceded the pulmonary symptoms seen in the Four Corners. Renal 2006 Page #112  
ms seen in the Four Corners. Renal symptoms, then pulmonary symptoms, do we 2006 Page #112  
rs. Renal symptoms, then pulmonary symptoms, do we have enough to see a pat 2006 Page #112  

Word: "synchro-phase", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 locations where the two universes synchro-phase and a portal opens up betw 2005 Page #164  

Word: "synchronistic", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

scale misperception of a curiously synchronistic combination of a meteorite 2006 Page #121  

Word: "synchronizer", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

rom November 1954 Camera Guide the synchronizer is removed 11 8/2003 Specia 2003 Page #180  
y after much hunting) in the word "synchronizer." There are three "intellec 2003 Page #181  

Word: "syndicate", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ollowing the show and he wanted to syndicate across the country. Robert Big 2006 Page #204  
most profitable of all Wall Street syndicate managers handling German indus 2008 Page #131  

Word: "syndicated", 5 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 had finally succeeded. Nationally syndicated columnist Drew Pearson (who h 2003 Page #89  
was that Stewart Alsop, a powerful syndicated columnist with the New York H 2004 Page #103  
discussion, Mr. Rupert described a syndicated ½ hour radio broadcast that h 2007 Page #115  
         a friend of Ron Pataki, a syndicated drama critic for the Scripps- 2007 Page #136  
r-Up: Live!, a two-hour prime time syndicated television special that was b 2008 Page #84  

Word: "syndicates", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ied to break up the Nazi corporate syndicates at the end of the war, was bl 2008 Page #131  

Word: "syndrome", 10 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 1978 • 2. The UFO/Crash Retrieval Syndrome, Status Report II: New Sources, 2004 Page #107  
from an acute respiratory distress syndrome. Tempest then took the critical 2006 Page #110  
sted as Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome of unknown source, with a presu 2006 Page #110  
ntion, Update: Hantavims Pulmonary Syndrome —United States, 1993, Morbidity 2006 Page #110  
tion, Update: Hantavirus Pulmonary Syndrome —United States, 1993, Morbidity 2006 Page #111  
re of AIDS (auto immune deficiency syndrome), HIV (human immune deficiency  2006 Page #113  
nic fatigue and immune dysfunction syndrome (CFIDS). This is a good time to 2006 Page #113  
earchers called the "UFO abduction syndrome". Interestingly, a proportion o 2006 Page #198  
O Secrecy ■ The Crash R.etriev:i.l Syndrome ■ Moving Tow:ird a Brea!-:cut?  2008 Page #161  
 23, 1979. The UFO Crash/Retrieval Syndrome, Status Report II: New Sources, 2009 Page #56  

Word: "synonymous", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

nym "Nazi," a word that has become synonymous with totalitarianism and fasc 2008 Page #124  

Word: "synopsis", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 seen at the Kecksburg location. A Synopsis of Some Eyewitness Accounts and 2003 Page #59  

Word: "synopsize", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

and it is not my intention here to synopsize this sweeping text, only that  2005 Page #98  

Word: "syntactical", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

to determine the value of specific syntactical variables (some are easy to  2009 Page #11  

Word: "syntax", 4 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 the linguistic testing, either in syntax or in word, sentence or syllable  2008 Page #105  
s, and they are based primarily on syntax, or the arrangement or word fom1s 2008 Page #106  
Dr. Carole Chaski: rather complete syntax analysis plus comments on anomali 2008 Page #116  
bly be expected to yield different syntax. Her conclusion is that Teller wa 2009 Page #11  
p. She emphases the definitions of syntax-related variables show here, and  2008 Page #107  

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ogravitics might be described as a synthesis of electrostatic energy used f 2005 Page #171  

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ton, a complete understancling and synthetic reproduction of graviC)' is no 2005 Page #172  

Word: "syq", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

.7.., r , • *or. orrftrO .rs.:•••• syq. 1k.....11 AMP At MK Urn WAIN „gza „ 2006 Page #39  

Word: "syracuse", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

eports on the weapon, he said. The Syracuse Herald Journal also added: Snod 2009 Page #161  
ossroads tests, the June 15, 194 7 Syracuse Herald Journal article notes th 2009 Page #176  

Word: "syringe", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 implement in its hand, possibly a syringe. \'(lhy have they come to Earth? 2007 Page #62  

Word: "sys", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

t employed a seconda1y propulsi on sys rem which might have been associated 2007 Page #109  

Word: "system", 152 instance(s) (Back to Top)

rom another or more than one solar system. They are possibly manned by inte 2003 Page #12  
ice of Chief of Staff (OCS) filing system and memo numbering to the war dep 2003 Page #26  
mo numbering to the war department system. So, besides the proper Marshall  2003 Page #26  
was discovered that the propulsion system had actually fused together the m 2003 Page #100  
an unconventional craft propulsion system. Col. Corso told me he had not he 2003 Page #111  
ntrol, or vector, not a propulsion system but the repulsion force of like c 2003 Page #111  
/Mg metal were examined in the CDP system to determine their influence, if  2003 Page #112  
days; the purpose was to allow the system to react for a sufficient time to 2003 Page #112  
e with the reaction and poison the system. This implies that the overall pr 2003 Page #115  
n of hydrogen from the acetic acid system depends on the efficiency of the  2003 Page #115  
documents in the national archives system - Because they are highly classif 2003 Page #153  
Operations Manual 28 18. INVENTORY SYSTEM o Includes "debriefing ” the pers 2003 Page #175  
rnatively, there may be a security system within the layers of onions, and  2003 Page #185  
e critics assume that the security system being used is that of the Departm 2003 Page #185  
estricted ’example • Only security system of 1954 counts • 22 exposures of  2003 Page #186  
eliance on computer-based security system that result in greater difficulty 2003 Page #187  
 national security — a new weapons system. I surely wouldn't release that,  2003 Page #196  
ce 9. Understand the unique number system that is present on the Truman Twi 2003 Page #210  
 of a defect in its radio piloting system. The saucer which carried no crew 2004 Page #12  
 device which came into this solar system. We don't know when but it had 11 2004 Page #14  
itary in 1947 as an 'enemy weapons system.' A T-Force assigned to secure fl 2004 Page #62  
nition an advanced foreign weapons system. Effort would be expended to guar 2004 Page #65  
ircraft Control and Warning (AC&W) system that also became known as LASHUP. 2004 Page #71  
rican Aircraft Control and Warning system known as AC&W which expanded to 4 2004 Page #71  
ot down as aforeign enemy's weapon system by the U. S. military in 1948, tw 2004 Page #73  
t 2004 Robert M. Wood "Our justice system is based on witnesses" Even with  2004 Page #106  
ash Retrieval Conference "into the system." One example occurs to me, imple 2004 Page #123  
ntry before our Interstate Highway System had been started, and therefore m 2004 Page #127  
y were never part of the Blue Book system and were sent to Ft. Bellevoir ra 2004 Page #141  
iverse communications transmission system • Why: • He was considered an inf 2004 Page #211  
ad an experimental high- microwave system from the United States Navy.3° Fa 2004 Page #220  
ies for us to get started with ■ A system would be set up to figure it out  2005 Page #5  
nalit y of the U.S. representative system of government, pressed year after 2005 Page #75  
tic energy moves from the stronger system (the source) to the weaker -orgon 2005 Page #90  
rgone energy flows from the weaker system to the stronger one. Sitting in a 2005 Page #90  
ral stages. A contraruction to the system appears unthinkable. \'.«hat does 2005 Page #103  
ble. \'.«hat does not fit into the system remains unseen. Alternatively, if 2005 Page #103  
n terms that do not contradict the system. Despite the 101                  2005 Page #103  
ht weU disrupt a flight propulsion system based on electromagnetic energy,  2005 Page #120  
ed co the War Department numbering system. The line spacing, typeface, carb 2005 Page #123  
e would be some sore of propulsion system. The most prominent UFO crash-ret 2005 Page #161  
 anomalous signals that caused the system co malfunction. It is not inconce 2005 Page #161  
aft uses for power; the propulsion system; the navigation system; the infor 2005 Page #162  
 propulsion system; the navigation system; the information system(s); the l 2005 Page #162  
navigation system; the information system(s); the life-support systems; the 2005 Page #162  
 the process of figuring out how a system was made without having instructi 2005 Page #162  
structions or ruagrams. Unless the system is very complex, it is often poss 2005 Page #162  
ut actually having a sample of the system. Some of the engineering discipli 2005 Page #162  
ric control in an electrogravitics system is envisaged for a vehicle operat 2005 Page #171  
 Creation of a local gravitational system would confer upon the fighter the 2005 Page #171  
at Voyager hasn't had a propulsion system on it since it left earth. It is  2006 Page #6  
erence densest planet in the solar system, so would be expected to have mor 2006 Page #7  
 a new amusement park in the solar system. P. If we make the eminently reas 2006 Page #8  
d to a small hiccup in the control system for a magnetoaerodynamic propulsi 2006 Page #11  
or a magnetoaerodynamic propulsion system leading to a collision and subseq 2006 Page #11  
zation" on one planet in one solar system. Real scientists don't extrapolat 2006 Page #12  
ined as a function of the peculiar system used to create it. This explanati 2006 Page #16  
ineness as a product of the covert system that created it, rather than evid 2006 Page #16  
ormation through a secure computer system to his handlers within the NSA. S 2006 Page #22  
nization appeared to be a parallel system that operated through but was not 2006 Page #22  
ajestic-12 Group who had created a system for recruiting personnel that wou 2006 Page #22  
e reveals the effectiveness of the system developed by the MJ-12 Group in r 2006 Page #24  
 Sources US mintarydeStoning radar system to detect UFOs: NaYy nuclear Rubs 2006 Page #26  
o that there is a net force of the system in the negative-to-positive direc 2006 Page #36  
o that there is a net force of the system in the negative-to-positive direc 2006 Page #36  
. Townsend Brown 1932— "A Complete System" With application to: 1. The prop 2006 Page #38  
 in the collapse of the capitalist system that dominates the world today. A 2006 Page #56  
g the earth from outside our solar system — for example, the Vulcan survey  2006 Page #59  
ady exploring within our own solar system, even surreptitiously operating o 2006 Page #70  
iency with the inertial navigation system. He took off from Area 51 with Ja 2006 Page #73  
 Range proved the viability of the system, but a fatal accident during the  2006 Page #77  
ted configuration as the D-21/DZ-1 system. The booster's steel nose cone co 2006 Page #77  
se the drone's inertial navigation system had not yet been programmed, the  2006 Page #79  
l cues. Also, the unusual air-data system on the F-117A does not function p 2006 Page #82  
s were likely part of a propulsion system that lifted the figure above the  2006 Page #94  
 Overwhelms or bypasses the immune system. VHF, retroviruses 5. Biologicall 2006 Page #112  
e: The HAWK surface to air missile system provides medium-range, low to med 2006 Page #143  
mobile, all- weather day and night system is highly lethal, reliable, and e 2006 Page #143  
 on the site. That led to complete system failure and a lot of damaged equi 2006 Page #147  
ng of the Washington Civil Defense System. Civil Defense officials declined 2006 Page #169  
ths to build and calibrate a radar system for its maximum range operation,  2006 Page #171  
 browsing the MUFON Bulletin Board System on the Internet and came across a 2006 Page #202  
          46 Formal Classification System ■ Confidential ■ Secret .. ■TopSe 2007 Page #52  
king for the most advanced imaging system on earth." Enviro-Spray Systems,  2007 Page #62  
r Sensor Integration and Anal;-sis System, \\ hich \\·a designed to capture 2007 Page #69  
n we were in Glasgow the education system was much better than it is in Eng 2007 Page #79  
concerned for intrusions into) our system? GM: Yes well the director who di 2007 Page #83  
ad left lots of backdoors into the system for himself and the current direc 2007 Page #83  
 that might be different to a real system. GM: A honeypot would be very iso 2007 Page #87  
le use I would leave a note on the system administrators desktop. MW: \Xlha 2007 Page #89  
ll interested how a note left to a system admjn can bring down the entire m 2007 Page #90  
 managed to cripple the Wasrungton system. GM: When I was arrested in 2002  2007 Page #90  
ocedures . GM: lts all on a points system as well ... it's all just mad. i' 2007 Page #92  
l us any more about the Exuadition system. GM: There is a man who is Britis 2007 Page #92  
sh and who runs an onJjne gambling system and the Americans have their onli 2007 Page #92  
xtradited under the new fast track system however this is meant to be a sys 2007 Page #92  
stem however this is meant to be a system for dealing with Terrorists. They 2007 Page #92  
 the time. They are just using the system for these means and its being com 2007 Page #92  
er briefed on the exact propulsion system utilized by the four craft, or wh 2007 Page #108  
w prototype developed a propulsion system malfunction, which caused it to d 2007 Page #109  
ucer incorporated a "split rudder" system. This control surface arrangement 2007 Page #115  
Initiative (SDI) and the Star Wars system are keeping unwanted UFOs out of  2007 Page #130  
; The Air Force weapons laboratory system for evaluation of runway hydropla 2007 Page #163  
egrated reference instrumentati on system (CIRIS). And what was the Kirtlan 2007 Page #163  
t caused perhaps by the propulsion system of the UFO. CASE # 2 -UBATUBA (Br 2007 Page #194  
/USSR Joint Working Group on Solar System Exploration" held in Moscow in No 2007 Page #198  
ps a side-effect of the propulsion system of the UFO. More research needs t 2007 Page #202  
or the Timberland Regional Library System, and I was the Detective Sergeant 2008 Page #57  
2 UFOs tracked on a military radar system traveling l O nautical miles in 1 2008 Page #65  
ne 30, 1973, the Orford Ness radar system was shut down, allegedly never ha 2008 Page #73  
ional security and can destroy the system, cause wars, chaos in the streets 2008 Page #93  
stic Identification and Assessment System) which was the tool used to devel 2008 Page #107  
other celestia l body in our solar system and evolved culturally independen 2008 Page #112  
 a celestial body within our solar system such as our moon was, or is occup 2008 Page #113  
ave? ■Are they living in the solar system? ■ Does the U.N. speak for the Ea 2008 Page #116  
f the Regional Information Sharing System," a database like Hitler required 2008 Page #123  
nology , the computer surveillance system called Echalon and the HighFreque 2008 Page #123  
glish Language as "a philosophy or system of government that advocates or e 2008 Page #124  
 to recognize that, as an economic system, fascism was widely accepted in t 2008 Page #124  
rg who founded the Federal Reserve System and handled U.S. financing during 2008 Page #125  
rcles that had created a Socialist system in Russia that supp011ed Hitler's 2008 Page #126  
s used to create the German cartel system, including the dominant LG. Farbe 2008 Page #127  
st chairman of the Federal Reserve System and the man in charge of U.S. fin 2008 Page #127  
 in a worldwide National Socialist system unable to produce the tensions an 2008 Page #130  
es, drugs, a dumbed-down education system, and a controlled corporate mass  2008 Page #145  
asingly National Socialist or Nazi system. # # # # 139                      2008 Page #145  
al innovations in the intelligence system? What technical innovations will  2009 Page #10  
er World War ll would demand a new system for decision making informed by a 2009 Page #12  
roper UFO policy, organization and system for control of this kind subsumed 2009 Page #12  
 an intelligence and code breaking system is required for effective decisio 2009 Page #12  
in any classified UFO intelligence system. As a source of great influence,  2009 Page #12  
lligence collection and evaluation system, particularly of the overseas esp 2009 Page #12  
ds of a pervasive UFO intelligence system at work in Washington and around  2009 Page #12  
ir intelligence and space tracking system be once again a top priority with 2009 Page #16  
it by a US Navy space surveillance system. the Pentagon was reported to hav 2009 Page #16  
Bombardment Systems'(FOBS). Such a system may have played a role in New Mex 2009 Page #17  
tly clear that an advanced weapons system was being deployed over sensitive 2009 Page #17  
still left our radar early warning system unprepared for last years air spa 2009 Page #18  
er World War II would demand a new system for decision making informed by a 2009 Page #23  
roper lJFO policy organization and system for control ohhis kind subsumed u 2009 Page #23  
 an intelligence and code breaking system ?? required for effective decisio 2009 Page #23  
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lligence collection and evaluation system, particularly of the overseas esp 2009 Page #24  
ds of a pervasive UFO intelligence system at work in Washington and around  2009 Page #24  
information about the intelligence system, security inhibitions would impin 2009 Page #24  
ive review of the UFO intelligence system and performance in many important 2009 Page #24  
out the United States intelligence system than most observers outside the s 2009 Page #24  
em than most observers outside the system will ever know. While there have  2009 Page #24  
r the structure of an intelligence system. Sherman Kent's Strategic Intelli 2009 Page #24  
 files reported through the ClRVIS system to the CIA. Kennedy was therefore 2009 Page #41  
df/kennedy _ cia.pdf 25 For rating system used by the founders of the Majes 2009 Page #46  
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o now venture forth into the Solar System-to deny that this in any way has  2008 Page #38  

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it survived outside of the control system11112003 Speoaf Operators ManGa; 6 2003 Page #186  

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nars were convened to discuss in a systematic way the possible societal imp 2006 Page #48  
usiness, science) contributed to a systematic process of developing and eva 2006 Page #49  
worlds. Scenario World Development Systematic scenario development stands o 2006 Page #50  
onduct in a non-classified forum a systematic assessment of the possibility 2006 Page #69  

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 the brink of self-obliteration by systematically manipulating his social i 2004 Page #210  
1129th Special Activities Squadron systematically covered the impact point  2006 Page #75  
 directors and employees cannot be systematically interviewed and the produ 2009 Page #12  
 directors and employees cannot be systematically interviewed and the produ 2009 Page #23  
n documents or have been destroyed systematically for security reasons. Thi 2009 Page #24  

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lyze and summarize the data into a systemized data base with cross indexing 2009 Page #16  

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n orbital debris and foreign space systems. Johnson who was able to examine 2003 Page #71  
c fields created in the propulsion systems." This letter also elaborated ab 2003 Page #100  
the future research with the phone systems." 96                             2003 Page #100  
 beams, electromagnetic propulsion systems — and hand imprinted control pan 2003 Page #101  
ension of the beings' neurological systems, including their molecularly ali 2003 Page #102  
CDP's are formed within all living systems). In April of 2002, samples of t 2003 Page #112  
gy secret and to do testing of new systems at covert locations, within the  2003 Page #185  
blackout is consistent with filing systems of the time and links the docume 2003 Page #210  
rature (103T) with multiple backup systems to insure that the temperature w 2004 Page #51  
 radar stations had switched their systems off when the "unexplained lights 2004 Page #58  
 Department of Defense's Air Force Systems Command, the Naval Research Labo 2004 Page #63  
s, and include different numbering systems and sometimes additional reports 2004 Page #110  
debris of flying saucer propulsion systems and intricate control mechanisms 2004 Page #142  
ational security — our new weapons systems. I certainly wouldn't release th 2004 Page #186  
s that these were in fact the best systems available at the time. So, which 2004 Page #220  
 an expert on fifty year-old radar systems (or modern ones, for that matter 2004 Page #220  
ations." 32 Even these replacement systems were less than ideal, according  2004 Page #220  
 the less powerful CPS-5 and CPS-4 systems, due to production delays.33 217 2004 Page #220  
connaissance ■ Advanced propulsion systems ■ Superior medical techniques ■  2005 Page #9  
in the early Seventies on avionics systems. Dr. Eric \Vang, who has been li 2005 Page #41  
n ight" is Steve Jones, a computer systems trainer in Dixon California. Ste 2005 Page #64  
is, unlike the conventional energy systems we are accustomed to thinking in 2005 Page #90  
 formation and destruction of star systems, and the origin of the uruverse  2005 Page #95  
200-2) and in support of Air Force Systems Command (AFSC) Foreign Technolog 2005 Page #142  
ired alien hardware through flight systems failure of an alien spacecraft,  2005 Page #161  
acecraft would be for recognizable systems and parts; foremost among these  2005 Page #161  
 and crashed. Sensitive electronic systems, when exposed co sources of elec 2005 Page #161  
y could have vulnerable, sensitive systems, especially when operating in fo 2005 Page #161  
 a possible military threat to our systems of defense. This is why reverse  2005 Page #162  
ng becomes imperative. Some of the systems that would be sturued include: t 2005 Page #162  
mation system(s); the life-support systems; the commurucation systems; and  2005 Page #162  
support systems; the commurucation systems; and the weapon systems In adrut 2005 Page #162  
murucation systems; and the weapon systems In adrution to these systems, th 2005 Page #162  
eapon systems In adrution to these systems, the actual material structure o 2005 Page #162  
gy; Computer Technolo gy; Adaptive Systems and Artificial; Life -Artificial 2005 Page #162  
Meruated Commurucation and Control Systems; Computing -Alien -Computer; Int 2005 Page #162  
eval and Categorization; Real time Systems -Robotics; Design Methodologies; 2005 Page #162  
e Engineering AdditionaUy, unknown systems that may enhance alien psionic i 2005 Page #163  
 interfaces or alien teleportation systems may not even be conceived of wit 2005 Page #163  
nological framework. Some of these systems may be less amenable to reverse  2005 Page #163  
 overview for alien astro-nautical systems and, from this, learn something  2005 Page #167  
in the early seventies on avionics systems. Jr is unknown as to whether he  2005 Page #169  
engineer of antigravity propulsion systems: on flight simulators for exotic 2005 Page #169  
cts on extraterrestrial propulsion systems. American physicist and inventor 2005 Page #170  
t)-ei ght members of the Air Force Systems Command at Edward's Air Force Ba 2005 Page #173  
igravity propulsion. The Air Force Systems Command also has a presence at G 2005 Page #173  
s . He worked for the US Air Force Systems Command, Aeronautical Engineerin 2005 Page #174  
 military agencies have monitoring systems that provide far more informatio 2006 Page #8  
or Soviet radar and communications systems starting in 1960, after 12 secre 2006 Page #8  
ful weapons delivery and defensive systems. Since we have recovered wreckag 2006 Page #9  
port, computers and, communication systems, i.e. economic chaos. We are not 2006 Page #10  
nes, fission and fusion propulsion systems. B. Because I worked on many cla 2006 Page #13  
edications on non-human biological systems are impossible to predict. Stone 2006 Page #19  
t/Bloc aerospace vehicles, weapons systems, andior residual components Of s 2006 Page #26  
elm transxtuceis and apparatus and systems coma 'sing the sane have been kn 2006 Page #35  
e "dfrode" ar Iwc-array" type, and systems co rrsdng the nej$csne1n U.S. Pa 2006 Page #35  
sducers e or 'three-array type and systems .çpmprosi the $ame, are disci° z 2006 Page #35  
ntal underpinnings of human social systems: our definition of humanity, our 2006 Page #50  
ect, one thing seems certain: many systems and approaches to civilized life 2006 Page #50  
mand and control, advanced weapons systems and every kind of intelligence g 2006 Page #62  
ile society adjusts current belief systems to accommodate new realities. Di 2006 Page #67  
ack" (secret) airplanes and weapon systems. How can we learn the truth of t 2006 Page #71  
dents involved vehicles and weapon systems classified as Secret or even Top 2006 Page #72  
contained hydraulic and electrical systems driven by a ram-air turbine to p 2006 Page #77  
 mission involved testing complete systems compatibility and integrity, the 2006 Page #78  
ingly effective types of filtering systems that prevent the intrusion of sp 2006 Page #105  
ed "Surgical Strike" on the immune systems (e.g. HIV on selected T-cells) 6 2006 Page #112  
eature real locations, real weapon systems, real tactics, real doctrine and 2006 Page #130  
gression toward the "enemy weapons systems." Former State Rep. Kissner's mi 2006 Page #139  
range. (Howe's emphasis.) Guidance systems are believed to be vulnerable an 2006 Page #140  
rific to contemplate. Shielding of systems and circuits are underway. SLIDE 2006 Page #140  
ical warfare/ confusion of defense systems ► Social 1) Mass panic (Hadley C 2007 Page #36  
acities. Northrop Grumman Advanced Systems Division. Tejon RCS Facility, 'T 2007 Page #56  
 a 1999 trade ad from Gene Therap) Systems, green aliens are seen floating  2007 Page #62  
ing system on earth." Enviro-Spray Systems, Inc., a subsidiary of the Grow  2007 Page #62  
 experience. The highest I got was Systems Administrator which I had been a 2007 Page #82  
I really enjoyed that. M\'v': So a Systems Administrator is the person who  2007 Page #83  
ome form of dispute so most of the systems were already set up by that pers 2007 Page #83  
ou take security seriously on your systems or did ) ou assume everything wa 2007 Page #83  
n a different earlier job, not the systems admin job. 1 kept in couch with  2007 Page #84  
ing the work of looking into these systems for the information. GM: Yes sur 2007 Page #85  
time at all in nearly ail of their systems. It was a horrible moment though 2007 Page #86  
 with the term Honeypot, i.e. some systems may be left on the internet by g 2007 Page #86  
: I know about honeypots and these systems certainly weren't. The machine l 2007 Page #86  
times were ail correct and being a systems administrator I could tell that  2007 Page #86  
lar measures to tell you how these systems should or shouldn't be used. GM: 2007 Page #87  
W: Would you be able to find these systems randomly or would you need prior 2007 Page #88  
or Fort Belvoir these were massive systems of sometrung like 5000 PCs and l 2007 Page #90  
ericans have their online gambling systems and because of probably jealousy 2007 Page #92  
ht engineer, navigator, and weapon systems operator. The extreme forward se 2007 Page #106  
heed Skunk Works senior propulsion systems engineer) who specificall} seate 2007 Page #115  
nefits derived from the propulsion systems employed on these aircraft. Inde 2007 Page #120  
 aerospace vehicles and propulsion systems. Only then, can we alJ take our  2007 Page #120  
shock-waves and phased array radar systems are used to scramble the propuls 2007 Page #131  
200-2) and in support of Air Force Systems Command (AFCS) Foreign Technolog 2007 Page #134  
t/Bloc aerospace vehicles, weapons systems, and/or residual components of s 2007 Page #134  
 took over management of Air Force Systems Command's test and evaluation fa 2007 Page #162  
turning towards his home base, all systems returned to norrnal, as if the s 2008 Page #31  
s the capability of military radar systems, information passed to the UK in 2008 Page #63  
hermal protection, analyzing radar systems, and using advanced technology t 2008 Page #104  
ted in the creation of the Weapons Systems Evaluation Group. Berkner also w 2008 Page #134  
HUSIASTS • NO UNDERSTANDING Of HOW SYSTEMS WORK • ERCOFUSION UFOs are limpl 2008 Page #147  
THEl\ISELVES • THEY ARE RULE-BASED SYSTEMS • TOP PRIORITIES ARE: ,,..... '  2008 Page #148  
nalysis of and co;•ert operational systems demand the close allention of st 2009 Page #12  
fer of technology to space defense systems that could outpace us. Finally,  2009 Page #16  
erritory because of poor targeting systems. Worst of all, preparation for a 2009 Page #22  
s can use elaborate communications systems information , pictures, accelera 2009 Page #22  
elligence analysis ?? operationa l systems demand the close attention of se 2009 Page #24  
ounds that would upset the nervous systems of whole populations, light wave 2009 Page #161  
y for awhile and upset the nervous systems of the whole population. "I beli 2009 Page #162  
r Technical Director of Ocean Data Systems, Inc. Professor Snodgrass was aw 2009 Page #164  

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stic Identification and Assessment System} is 95% here 21 Chaski's speculat 2008 Page #118  

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