This is an automatically generated KWIC Index of the 2003-2009 Crash Retrieval Conference proceedings, created by Richard Geldreich Jr..
Here are links to each year's proceedings and each presentation:
a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z numbers misc
"t&a" "t'" "t''11te~" "t'-" "t'--'" "t'1e" "t'" "t'btatrwbt"
"t'f" "t'i" "t'ic" "t'io" "t'l" "t'odc" "t'r" "t'rn"
"t'tic-" "t'u" "t'urt'ber" "t'wll" "t'}--thcre" "t'·'·~•" "t'•" "t'••"
"t-" "t-'gc" "t-'talk·n1" "t--" "t---" "t---ei+teln" "t--~" "t-12"
"t-3" "t-33" "t-c" "t-cells" "t-force" "t-h•" "t-iovt" "t-l1"
"t-l16h" "t-p'" "t-q6" "t-shirt" "t-t" "t-t~···tt" "t-y" "t-·1"
"t0" "t0't" "t00k" "t0f" "t0ggc0" "t0~~•" "t1" "t1'"
"t1-" "t1-1r" "t11" "t111111els" "t1115" "t1171" "t11r" "t1fi11110c1"
"t1l''" "t1la" "t1oa" "t1qhf" "t3" "t310010-055" "t4" "t4\ut"
"t4enoe1" "t4~" "t5" "t52" "t5r" "t7~" "t9" "t="
"t" "t\1" "t\'o" "t\facdill" "t\iu" "t\o" "t\oy~" "t^jlocate"
"t_" "t_···" "ta" "ta'f~" "ta0c" "ta1d" "taa" "taaad"
"taaaral" "tab" "tabe" "tabe's" "table" "tabled" "tables" "tablet"
"tablet'" "tabloid" "tabloids" "taboo" "tabs" "tabulated" "tabulating" "tac"
"tacit" "tack" "taco" "tacoma" "tactic" "tactical" "tactics" "tad"
"tada" "tafl'tt" "tag" "tagboard" "tageblatt" "tagged" "tags" "tahaa"
"tahbn" "tai" "tai----" "tail" "tailored" "tails" "taint" "taire"
"taiwan" "tak" "take" "take-off" "take-overs" "taken" "takeoff" "takeover"
"takers" "takes" "takin" "taking" "takt" "takye" "tal" "talc"
"talcing" "talda" "tale" "talent" "talented" "tales" "taljr" "talk"
"talk-radio" "talked" "talker" "talking" "talkjng" "talks" "talktng" "tall"
"taller" "tallest" "tallund" "tallwalker" "talt" "tam" "tames" "tamils"
"tammy" "tampa" "tampering" "tams" "tan" "tandem" "tangible" "tangibles"
"tangle" "tank" "tankers" "tanks" "tannac" "tantalizing" "tantalizingly" "tao"
"taoon" "taos" "tap" "tape" "tape-recorded" "taped" "tapered" "tapes"
"tapestry" "tapped" "tapping" "tar" "taran" "tarasenko" "tarawa" "tarc"
"tarectrekiroto" "targe1s" "target" "targeted" "targeting" "targets" "tarija" "taring"
"tarkaa" "tarmac" "tarn" "tarnish" "taronui" "tarp" "tarpaulin" "tarpley"
"tarps" "tarred" "tart" "tarted" "tary" "tasad" "task" "tasked"
"tasking" "tasks" "tass" "tass'" "tass's" "taste" "tastes" "tasty"
"tasuany" "tat" "tatar" "tate" "tater" "tatt" "taught" "taunted"
"tavemes" "tavern" "tavernes" "tavistock" "taw" "tax" "taxen" "taxes"
"taxi" "taxi-\" "taxpayers" "taylor" "taylor's" "tb" "tba" "tbal"
"tbat" "tbc" "tbe" "tbere" "tbie" "tbis" "tbjnk" "tble"
"tbm" "tbm-3" "tbout" "tbr" "tbs" "tbt" "tbtxs" "tb°m"
"tb»" "tc" "tc-" "tcb" "tcchnolo5" "tccths" "tcd" "tceight"
"tcf" "tch" "tcho" "tciana" "tcl" "tclccommunic" "tclin" "tcn"
"tco" "tcr" "tcrt" "tcsoos" "tct" "tctt" "tc•" "td"
"tdgt" "tdj" "tdlandcan1neat" "tdy" "te" "te-l·" "te1111inat" "tea"
"teaa" "teach" "teacher" "teachers" "teachers'" "teaches" "teaching" "teacup"
"teagle" "teahnology" "teak" "team" "team'" "team's" "teams" "teamwork"
"tear" "teardropshaped" "tearing" "tears" "teas-mexico" "teased" "teasing" "teat"
"teats" "tecboaciass„" "tech" "tech-sector" "tech11ologj1" "techn" "technelogy" "technicaes"
"technical" "technically" "technician" "technicians" "technioian" "technique" "techniques" "technjgues"
"technolo" "technolog" "technologi" "technologica" "technological" "technologically" "technologies" "technologjcal"
"technology" "technology's" "technology-science-automotive-" "technology-transfer" "techology" "techruque" "techs" "tect"
"ted" "tedaanyor" "teddy" "tee" "tee1" "teelsa" "teem" "teems"
"teen" "teenage" "teenaged" "teenager" "teenagers" "tees" "teetering" "teeth"
"teh" "tehachap" "tehachapi" "tehran" "tei" "teinaceous" "tej" "tejon"
"tejtorism" "tel" "tel1" "telecom" "telecommunicat" "telecommunications" "telecoms" "telegram"
"telegram's" "telegraph" "telegrapher" "telekinesis" "telemetry" "telepathi" "telepathic" "telepathically"
"telepathy" "telephone" "telephoned" "telephones" "telephonic" "telephoto" "teleportation" "telescope"
"telescopes" "teletype" "teletypes" "television" "televisions" "telexes" "telj" "tell"
"tell-all" "tell" "teller" "teller's" "teller-initiated" "tellers" "telling" "telllngthe"
"tells" "telnets" "telnk" "telpathic" "telvito" "tem" "tem1" "tem1inated"
"temerity" "temin" "temin's" "temperatur" "temperature" "temperatures" "tempered" "tempers"
"tempest" "tempest's" "template" "templates" "temple" "temporal" "temporarily" "temporarv"
"temporary" "tempore" "temptation" "tempted" "tempting" "ten" "ten-fold" "tenacious"
"tenacity" "tend" "tended" "tendencies" "tendency" "tenders" "tending" "tends"
"tennessee" "tenninated" "tenninology" "tens" "tense" "tensile" "tension" "tensions"
"tent" "tentative" "tentatively" "tenth" "tentively" "tenuous" "tenure" "teo'h"
"teparently" "tera" "terawatts" "tercept" "teresa" "terezinha" "teriiing" "teriologira"
"terious" "terletsky" "terletslcy" "term" "terma" "termed" "termicos" "terminal"
"terminals" "terminate" "terminated" "termination" "terminology" "termites" "terms" "tern"
"terra" "terraces" "terrain" "terre" "terrestrial" "terrestrially-themed" "terrestrja" "terrible"
"terribly" "terrier" "terrific" "terrifical" "terrified" "terrifies" "terrifying" "territorial"
"territories" "territorio" "territory" "terror" "terrorises" "terrorism" "terrorist" "terrorists"
"terry" "terr~l" "teshnfoledir" "tesla" "test" "test''" "test-ban" "testament"
"tested" "testes" "testicle'" "testicles" "testified" "testifies" "testify" "testimon"
"testimonials" "testimonies" "testimony" "testing" "testor" "tests" "tests\" "tet"
"tetchy" "tether" "tetie" "tetk" "tetrad" "tetraethyl" "teutonic" "tex"
"tex-mex" "texas" "texas-mexican" "texas-mexico" "texasmexico" "text" "textbook" "texts"
"texture" "tf" "tf#" "tf'd" "tfeat" "tfedeaeyer" "tfflp" "tfi\lf"
"tfic" "tficial" "tfo" "tft" "tftcii'" "tftnaa" "tfw" "tfx"
"tgan" "tgya" "th" "th&" "th'" "th'-'n" "th-" "th1"
"th11t" "th1r" "th_el" "th_~" "tha" "thaaa" "thai" "thal"
"thal" "than--ter" "thank" "thanked" "thankful" "thanking" "thanks" "thanksgiving"
"thar" "that's" "that-according" "that-that" "that_" "thatta-way" "thawed" "tha~"
"thc" "thc1'" "thcir" "thcnau" "thcouch" "the%" "the-" "the"
"the^reckage" "theand" "theater" "theater-he" "theatre" "theatres" "theatrical" "thecu"
"thee" "theft" "thel" "thel\iselves" "theme" "themed" "themes" "themselve"
"them•" "then-california" "then-ch" "then-classified" "then-closed" "then-contemporary" "then-editor" "then-president"
"then-quiet" "then-recent" "thengs_" "then·" "theologians" "theological" "theoretical" "theoretician"
"theories" "theories''" "theorist" "theorists" "theorists'" "theorize" "theorized" "theory"
"ther" "therap" "therapeutic" "therapeutically" "therapist" "therapists" "therapy" "therap~·"
"there's" "thereafter" "thereby" "therecharlette" "therefor" "therefore" "therein" "thereof"
"therewere" "there®" "thermal" "thermodynamics" "thermonuclear" "thermoplastic" "thermoplastics" "thern"
"theses" "thesis" "thessalon" "thev" "thev've" "they'd" "they'll" "they're"
"they've" "they_consider" "theysawjt" "the~" "the~e" "thf" "thfy" "thg"
"thi" "thi_s" "thia" "thick" "thicken" "thicker" "thicket" "thickly"
"thickness" "thicknesses" "thid" "thief" "thiel" "thier" "thil" "thin"
"thing" "thing'" "thing's" "things" "think" "think-tank" "thinker" "thinkin'"
"thinking" "thinkjng" "thinks" "thinly" "thins" "thiokol" "third" "thirds"
"thirteen" "thirties" "thirty" "thirty-five" "thirty-inch" "thirty-minute" "thirty-nine" "thirty-six"
"thirty-three" "thirty-two" "thit" "thj\t" "thj\tt" "thjng" "thjngs" "thjnhng"
"thjnk" "thjs" "thkojgh" "thl" "thl" "thllll" "thls" "thm"
"thmks" "thn" "tho" "thoe" "thomas" "thompson" "thompsonl" "thonght"
"thoo" "thorns" "thornton" "thorough" "thoroughly" "thoroughness" "thor°c" "thot"
"though" "thought" "thought-provokin" "thoughtful" "thoughts" "thoughts'" "thougl1" "thousand"
"thousands" "thr" "thra" "thrc" "thre" "thread" "thread-tap" "threads"
"threat" "threat's" "threaten" "threatened" "threatening" "threatens" "threats" "threat~"
"three" "three-" "three-eyed" "three-fingered" "three-foot-tall" "three-foot-wide" "three-quarters" "three-state"
"three-year-old" "threeand-a-half" "threefold" "threshold" "threw" "threwghmt" "thrive" "thrived"
"thrljst" "thro\" "throat" "throughout" "throw" "throwing" "thrown" "throws"
"thrs" "thrust" "thrusters" "thrwwyhnat" "thr~" "ths" "tht" "tht'"
"tht1" "thtsll" "thty1" "thu" "thudded" "thule" "thulists" "thumb"
"thumbing" "thump" "thumps" "thunder" "thunderchild" "thunderheads" "thunderous" "thunderstorm"
"thunderstreak" "thuney" "thur" "thurc" "thursday" "thus" "thusly" "thy"
"thyssen" "th~" "th~t" "th£" "th«" "th•" "ti" "ti'"
"ti'-" "ti-us" "ti-~~-~i--·" "ti111es" "ti1e" "ti1eir" "ti1n" "ti1t"
"ti1tn" "ti1trt" "ti41" "ti4ch" "ti=-••" "ti=c" "ti__" "ti`idit"
"tia" "tiaa" "tiadii-r" "tic" "tical" "ticc" "ticdocumon" "tici~"
"ticket" "tickle" "ticopter" "ticularly" "tidal" "tidbits" "tide" "tides"
"tidy" "tie" "tied" "tier" "tierra" "ties" "tifittlisy" "tiger"
"tigers" "tight" "tight-lipped" "tighter" "tightly" "tightly-held-secrets" "tii\" "tiiat"
"tiie" "tiii" "tiii~" "tiimot" "tiint" "tiisrs" "tiit" "tij11es"
"tije" "tikentor" "tikhonravov" "tilatl" "tildad" "tile" "tiles" "till"
"tilling" "tilt" "tilted" "tilting" "tilts" "til•" "tim" "tim's"
"timber" "timberland" "time" "time-and" "time-lapse" "time-regression" "time-travelers" "timed"
"timeframe" "timeline" "timellne" "timers" "times" "times-news" "timetable" "timing"
"timorously" "timothy" "tin" "tin-88" "tin-in" "tine" "tinfoil" "ting"
"tinge" "tingling" "tings" "tini" "tini'" "tinker" "tinn" "tint"
"tinted" "tiny" "tinyurl" "tio" "tio3" "tion" "tionc" "tioncr"
"tions" "tip" "tipped" "tips" "tir" "tir0ug~" "tire" "tired"
"tires" "tis\s" "tissue" "tissues" "tit" "tit" "titanium" "titartium"
"titchmarsh" "tite" "tithl" "titillate" "title" "titled" "titles" "tits"
"titsbandecl" "tiv" "tive" "tivinan" "tivt" "tiw" "ti{e" "ti~"
"ti~~" "ti~•" "tj" "tj'i1" "tj1e" "tj1t" "tjaily" "tjcl~"
"tje·" "tjf" "tjje" "tjo'" "tjona" "tjrpo" "tj~n" "tk"
"tka" "tkitnos" "tkkeever" "tklesram" "tkteetie" "tl" "tl't" "tl'v'"
"tl-\f" "tl-i" "tl-le" "tl-yrt" "tl1" "tl1at" "tl1c" "tl1e"
"tl1eir" "tl1esis" "tl1ey" "tl1is" "tl1prr" "tl1rough" "tl1~t" "tl\oc"
"tlat" "tlc" "tld" "tlil'" "tli~" "tlj" "tll'-" "tllc'"
"tlle" "tlle1" "tllie" "tllllec" "tllusn" "tlm" "tln" "tloir"
"tlonj" "tlope" "tlrowst" "tls" "tlss8-" "tlth" "tlu" "tlu1t"
"tlus" "tlw" "tly" "tlyrop" "tl~" "tl~ie" "tl~in" "tl~it"
"tm" "tmcked" "tme" "tmf" "tmflllt" "tmi" "tmlhrin" "tmm4"
"tmman" "tmn" "tmought" "tmphn9lz" "tm~" "tn" "tn'" "tn-ra"
"tn4" "tnat" "tndow" "tne" "tned" "tnelde" "tnis" "tnlfion"
"tnllion" "tnn" "tnr" "tnreat" "tnree" "tnrifyinc" "tnrn\'a" "tnstolictidn3a"
"tnt" "tntcrrcstrinl" "tnu" "tnv-" "tny" "tn~" "tn•" "tn•·"
"to'h1'1'" "to-" "to-dare" "to-t" "to1" "to12" "to1•" "to'"
"to\vnsend" "toalrttar" "tobacco" "toco" "tod" "tod0•" "toda" "todas"
"today" "today's" "todaya" "toda~" "todd" "todd's" "toddler" "todol"
"toduy" "toe" "toe-hold" "toelfr" "toemtv" "toes" "togas" "together"
"togo" "togs" "toi-gjotb" "toilet" "toimrds" "toi·ver" "tokmdm" "tokyo"
"tol" "tol'on" "tolaf" "tolay" "told" "toledo" "tolerance" "tolj"
"toll" "tolmo\vthal" "tom" "tom's" "tomb" "tombaugh" "tome" "tommy"
"tomorrow" "tompkins" "tomt" "ton" "ton's" "ton-acme" "ton1" "tone"
"tongue" "tongue-in-cheek" "tonight" "tonopah" "tons" "tony" "too-good" "too-is"
"took" "tool" "toolmaker" "toolmark" "tools" "toos" "tooth" "top"
"top-secret" "topic" "topics" "topir" "toplasm" "topographical" "topography" "topped"
"toppen" "topple" "tops" "topside" "tor" "torah" "torbitt" "torch"
"torches" "torcrrii" "tore" "tormander" "torn" "tornado" "toronto" "torpedo"
"torques" "torres" "torso" "tort" "tortured" "torx" "tory" "toss"
"tossed" "tosurrll" "tot" "tot'od" "total" "totaling" "totalitarian" "totalitarianism"
"totality" "totally" "totals" "totare" "tote" "toticias" "toting" "totoca"
"touch" "touch-tone" "touchdown" "touched" "touches" "touchjng" "toufct" "tough"
"tougher" "toughness" "touoiviorv-c" "touq" "tour" "tourism" "tourist" "tourists"
"tours" "tow" "toward" "towards" "towed" "tower" "towers" "town"
"town's" "towns" "townsend" "townshend" "township" "townspeopl" "townspeople" "towrwaaat"
"toxemia-not" "toxic" "toxics" "toxify" "toxin" "toxins" "toy" "toyota"
"toys" "to~" "to~f" "to~~-" "tp\d" "tplar" "tpon" "tpract"
"tps-10a" "tps-1b" "tq" "tqp" "tr" "tr-" "tr-4" "tr-ffk"
"tr1c\hj" "tr3-a" "tr3trrre1-1ri" "tr\ln" "tr\xf" "tra" "traalmanl" "trac"
"trac1" "trace" "traceable" "traced" "traces" "trachea" "tracing" "track"
"tracked" "tracking" "trackless" "tracks" "tract" "tractor" "tractor-trailer" "tractortrailer"
"trade" "trading" "tradition" "traditional" "traditions" "traffic" "trafficking" "tragedy"
"tragic" "trail" "trailed" "trailer" "trailers" "trailing" "trails" "train"
"trained" "trainer" "trainers" "training" "trains" "traipsing" "trait" "trajectories"
"trajectory" "tral" "tram" "tramping" "trampolinin" "tramps" "tramway" "tran"
"trance" "tranquility" "tranquilizers" "trans" "trans-" "trans-atmospheric" "transatlantic" "transceiver"
"transcends" "transcribe" "transcribed" "transcript" "transcriptase" "transcription" "transcripts" "transducers"
"transfect" "transfection" "transfer" "transference" "transferred" "transferring" "transfers" "transfers'"
"transfonnation" "transform" "transformation" "transformational" "transformations" "transformatios" "transformative" "transformers"
"transforming" "transforn1ed" "transfusions" "transient" "transistor" "transistors" "transit" "transition"
"transitioning" "transitory" "translate" "translated" "translates" "translating" "translation" "translations"
"translator" "translucent" "transmissible" "transmission" "transmissions" "transmit" "transmittal" "transmitted"
"transmitter" "transmittin" "transmitting" "transmutation" "transmuted" "transparency" "transparent" "transpired"
"transpires" "transpiring" "transplant" "transplanted" "transplants" "transport" "transportation" "transported"
"transporter" "transporting" "transports" "transpose" "transverse" "transxtuceis" "trap" "traps"
"traria" "trartri7a7" "trash" "tratamienros" "trauma" "traumatic" "traumatize" "travehng"
"travel" "traveled" "traveler" "travelers" "travelers'" "traveling" "travelling" "travels"
"traverse" "traversing" "travesty" "travis" "treason" "treasonous" "treasure" "treasures"
"treasury" "treat" "treated" "treaties" "treating" "treatises" "treatment" "treatments"
"treaty" "trecer" "tree" "tree-top" "treed" "trees" "treetop" "treetops"
"trefriw" "trek" "trellis" "tremendoas" "tremendous" "tremonton" "tremor" "tremor'"
"tremors" "trench" "trend" "trends" "trent" "trent's" "trenta§strzw" "trepidation"
"tres" "trespassing" "tress" "tretyak" "trey" "trf" "trfufeh" "tri"
"tri-state" "tri-x" "trial" "trial-based" "trials" "triangle" "triangle-shaped" "triangles"
"triangleshaped" "triangular" "triangular-shaped" "triangulariiatioa" "triangulu" "tribal" "tribe" "tribes"
"tribunals" "tribune" "tribune-review" "tributary" "tribute" "tric" "trick" "trickle"
"tricks" "tricycle" "tried" "tried-and-true" "tries" "trietd•nt" "trifi" "trigger"
"triggered" "triggering" "trihune" "trilateral" "trilaterals" "trillhm" "trillion" "trillion$"
"trillions" "trimble" "trinidad" "trinit" "trinity" "trinjties-small" "trio" "trio%"
"trip" "tripod" "tripolian" "tripped" "trips" "trit" "trity" "triumph"
"trivial" "trivipatigation" "trivsy" "triy" "trk" "trl" "trlked" "trlllios"
"trncks" "trnlbft" "trnman" "tro" "tro11ble" "trohnielans" "trolleys" "trom"
"troop" "trooper" "troops" "troorcamil" "tropical" "tros" "trot" "trotsky"
"trotsky's" "trouble" "troubled" "troubles" "troublesome" "troubling" "trough" "trove"
"troy" "tro~e" "trpul" "trr" "trsios" "trt" "trt^o-" "trtalid"
"tru" "truck" "trucked" "trucking" "trucks" "truclcs" "trudeau" "true"
"true'" "true-but" "truget" "truly" "truman" "truman's" "truman-forrestal" "trumani"
"trumpeting" "trung" "trungs" "trunk" "trunking" "trus" "truss" "trussed"
"trust" "trusted" "trustees" "trusting" "trusts" "trutb" "truth" "truth'"
"truthful" "truthfully" "truthfulness" "truths" "trutsformer" "trv--" "trv-~l" "trw"
"try" "tryfng" "trying" "tryns000ets" "trysts" "tr•" "ts" "ts-sci"
"ts0" "ts\1" "tsaaa" "tsarist" "tses" "tsfo" "tsiolkovskiy" "tsm"
"tsmeo" "tsom~a" "tspk" "tsr" "tsrmeo" "tssit" "tsslyal" "tstmji2"
"tsunami" "tsunamis" "tsup" "tt" "tt-tf" "tt4" "tt" "tta&"
"ttaors" "ttat" "ttc" "ttcl" "ttd" "tte" "ttee-report" "ttes"
"ttfato" "ttht+" "tti" "ttiem" "ttj" "ttl" "ttl&" "ttlt'"
"ttm" "ttn" "ttnd" "tto" "ttoao" "ttoo" "ttop" "ttr"
"ttr-in" "ttrjc" "ttroorg" "ttrt" "ttt" "ttu1" "ttus" "ttut"
"ttwn" "tt~ttf" "tu" "tu'a" "tu--" "tu51" "tua" "tual"
"tube" "tubes" "tubeshaped" "tucson" "tucson-based" "tucu" "tudor" "tud~"
"tuesday" "tuesday's" "tuffy" "tufjy" "tugboat" "tugged" "tukachevsky" "tukachevsky's"
"tukhachevsky" "tularosa" "tulip-like" "tulure" "tum" "tumbled" "tumbleweed" "tumbling"
"tumor" "tun" "tunable" "tune" "tuned" "tunes" "tunf'll" "tungsten"
"tunguska" "tunguskaya" "tunic" "tuning" "tunnel" "tunneled" "tunnels" "tuns"
"tur" "turbine" "turbines" "turbo" "turbojet" "turbulence" "turf" "turin"
"turkey" "turl" "turmoil" "turn" "turned" "turner" "turner's" "turnert"
"turning" "turns" "turreo" "turthday" "turu" "tusket" "tut" "tuta"
"tutelage" "tutor" "tutors" "tuu" "tu·n" "tu»is" "tu•fi" "tv"
"tv-4b-" "tv-set" "tv11" "tv11j'-" "tvc" "tvf\x" "tvf\xi" "tvfajestic-12"
"tvfan" "tvfanzanos" "tvfay" "tvfw" "tvi" "tviltg" "tviraf" "tvith"
"tvlay" "tvloise" "tvs" "tw" "twa" "twain" "twe" "tweak"
"tweaked" "tweaking" "twelve" "twelve-foot-tall" "twelve-page" "twelve-to-fifteen" "twent" "twentieth"
"twenty" "twenty-" "twenty-eight" "twenty-five" "twenty-four" "twenty-nine" "twenty-seven" "twenty-two"
"twentyfive" "twho" "twi" "twiai" "twice" "twilight" "twin" "twin-engine"
"twine" "twining" "twining's" "twining_whitehotreport" "twins" "twist" "twisted" "twists"
"twit" "twitching" "twn»sbd" "two" "two-and-a-half" "two-day" "two-decades" "two-dozen"
"two-fold" "two-foot-wide" "two-hour" "two-inch" "two-man" "two-object" "two-objects" "two-page"
"two-pages" "two-part" "two-seep" "two-thirds" "two-to-three" "two-way" "two-week" "two-word"
"twofold" "two•" "twx" "tw»" "tx" "txe" "txj" "ty"
"ty_" "tycoon" "tyhenson" "tying" "type" "typed" "typeface" "types"
"typesetting" "typewriter" "typewriters" "typewriting" "typewritten" "typhus" "typical" "typically"
"typicauy" "typing" "typist" "typo" "typographic" "typographical" "typography" "tyranny"
"tyttat" "tyumen" "t}rpe" "t~" "t~--" "t~011" "t~ard" "t~c"
"t~d" "t~e" "t~f" "t~fl" "t~l~-" "t~ra-" "t~t" "t~v•~~"
"t~z" "t"
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"t©" "tµ"
"t·" "t·-1~" "t·-=-lco" "t·ntilil" "t·o" "t·~" "t¼nell" "t•"
"t•-" "t•i" "t•n" "t•nnrl" "t•t1'-a" "t•tc" "t•~" "t••"
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who he is. The first directive or Tab A is a directive regarding the Presi 2004 Page #252
w as required." (Underline by RSW) Tab B directive is regarding the "NEED-T 2004 Page #252
ot be compromised by this action." Tab C directive is concerning DoD 5200.1 2004 Page #252
ual UFO Crash Retrieval Conference Tab D directive is regarding Project BLU 2004 Page #253
ublic and congressional inquiries. Tab E directives are regarding Freedom o 2004 Page #253
this sort of procedure did exist? Tab F directive is regarding PSYOP or ps 2004 Page #253
e and detain any and all targets." Tab G is a directive regarding BW (presu 2004 Page #253
by activated to conduct DOMESTIC." Tab H is a directive regarding Project E 2004 Page #253
t in 1963, with the mention in the Tab — A "In the unlikely event that UFOs 2004 Page #254
n written on in the 60s. The first Tab "A" deals with how to handle the iss 2008 Page #110
s a Jaw? Can we see it? The second Tab "B" is straightforward . J. Edgar Ho 2008 Page #111
s) inside the CIA. (See slide 41.) Tab C deals with DoD 5200.1, a directive 2008 Page #111
legal mind control drugs. Finally, Tab "H" on slide 47 makes it clear that 2008 Page #111
. : I• ..... , .. ~~---. Intent of Tab "B,, ■ Let FBI know enough to keep t 2008 Page #121
ndling the President and Intent of Tab "A" ■ What to do if he asks about UF 2008 Page #121
-.. ~ ... ·--...... -··- Intent of Tab "C" ■ DoO security does not apply to 2008 Page #121
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to discredit credibility Intent of Tab "F" ■ Psychological operations units 2008 Page #122
rogate and detain anyone Intent of Tab ''H" ■ If It looks like we're going 2008 Page #122
:ober 1963 (KGB use) 116 Intent of Tab "E" ■Tell nobody anything until the 2008 Page #122
are denied ... ") r.:urr Intent of Tab "G'' (BW} ■ Alien pathogens are pres 2008 Page #122
7; Bogota, Colombia, 1975 or 1976; Tabe, Chile, 1993) in which actual metal 2007 Page #193 mber 15, 1993) -Metal Fragment The Tabe alleged UFO metal comes from Chile 2007 Page #200 citizen of Japanese descent,Jor ge Tabe Ibarra, a rruneral prospector who L 2007 Page #200 e] OVNI" (The Hisrory of the UFO), Tabe was prospecting minerals in the Lim 2007 Page #200 the sh.-y." On the following day, Tabe rented a horse from a local shepher 2007 Page #200 rmicos in Santiago. Basically, the Tabe samples were subjected to high temp 2007 Page #200 change, or flux, exhibited by the Tabe metals. According co Sergio Poulain 2007 Page #201
them and brought them to my home." Tabe's case was investigated by the Chil 2007 Page #200
onversations around the conference table in which it was suggested that Wal 2003 Page #11 al in Missouri in 1941. Below is a table of information sources that have b 2003 Page #21 th's atomic number on the Periodic Table of Elements is 83. Lead is 82, so 2003 Page #106 e. Bennewitz laid 8x10s out on the table, gave them a tour of his homemade 2003 Page #145 . Slide 3. We begin with a summary table of the various documents I have ob 2003 Page #169 han 600 pages are top secret. This table shows the source, the date it was 2003 Page #169 y and R means Restricted. The next table (Slide 4) gives the name of the pr 2003 Page #170 st in authentic manuals. After the Table of Contents (which follows in exac 2003 Page #173 RESTRIAL TECHNOLOGY CLASSIFICATION TABLE No Item Description 1 Intact, oper 2003 Page #175 A 19. Packaging and packing data ' Table is extraterrestrial technology pac 2003 Page #175 restrial Technology Classification Table. It categorizes all items into ele 2003 Page #176 says where to ship each kind. This table raised a red flag in some quarters 2003 Page #176 y a replica of it, available at my table in the back for just five bucks. 1 2003 Page #185 ot identical yet they are similar. Table 1 shows gross statistical comparis 2003 Page #205 hows gross statistical comparison. Table 1: Statistical Comparison of Direc 2003 Page #205 natures yet all are authentic. See Table 2. Table 2: Comparison of Six Copi 2003 Page #205 et all are authentic. See Table 2. Table 2: Comparison of Six Copies of Wed 2003 Page #205 s. Was this plan physically on the table? G. Pulled it out of a drawer, not 2004 Page #52 ell you who he was; then present a table of his findings from 80 different 2004 Page #106 80 different witness reports. This table and its sources will be the centra 2004 Page #106 verything that follows. The master table of eighty reports cited show Repor 2004 Page #106 an • His publications • The master table of reports • Some statistical conc 2004 Page #107 Crash Retrieval Conference MASTER TABLE OF 80 REPORTS • Report number • Ev 2004 Page #109 , and Camille Reynolds. The Master Table of Reports The documents that Len 2004 Page #110 g the highlights of each case. The table has eleven columns, as shown on Sl 2004 Page #110 is self-explanatory. The detailed table is shown as Table 1 below: Table 1 2004 Page #110 ry. The detailed table is shown as Table 1 below: Table 1. Complete listing 2004 Page #110 d table is shown as Table 1 below: Table 1. Complete listing of Stringfield 2004 Page #110 e percentages at the bottom of the table gives some slightly surprising con 2004 Page #115 These will be discussed later. The table does not include six reports provi 2004 Page #115 craft, and recovery teams from the table by going to the original reports. 2004 Page #115 known until his death on operating table • Korolev allowed to publish as "P 2004 Page #164 Kimball was one of the four at the table. During the encounter Maloney was 2004 Page #179 ared to be dead, was laid out on a table — or slab, the other was clearly a 2004 Page #179 sident was in the room seated at a table — McGeorge at another table. A mem 2004 Page #189 d at a table — McGeorge at another table. A member of the NSA would give an 2004 Page #189 r temperatures under and above the table the accumulator had been placed on 2005 Page #92 on: Einstein had set one box on a table and suspended another in the air. 2005 Page #92 r consideration, as shO\\ n in the table below. Within each category there 2005 Page #135 tive means of maintaining secrecy. Table 1. Sherman and Stone experienced m 2006 Page #22 cabinets and the safes. It's got a table right there in the middle of the v 2006 Page #157 re in the middle of the vault. The table was about the size of this (gestur 2006 Page #157 ar 5-foot- long living room coffee table), but square and taller. On that t 2006 Page #157 e), but square and taller. On that table, he had this file laid out. This f 2006 Page #157 ile was like all spread out on the table, OK, and it had photographs and do 2006 Page #157 he umbrella and empty chair of the table he is seated at. The lesson: "Atmo 2007 Page #67 shine blue-white beams down onto a table top world of plastic trees and art 2007 Page #74 se we would all eat at the kitchen table. So when he did finally come home, 2007 Page #123 tion of authorship relations. This table 22 reflects the preliminary capabi 2008 Page #108 treated the eight documents in the table above as known Teller, and broke d 2009 Page #11 t more evenings at her dining room table looking out at the many flowers an 2009 Page #95 olume 111973-1991 Richard M. Dolan Table of Contents l. Glob.11 Str,ngen"'' 2009 Page #141
o had a personal interest in UFOs, tabled questions at an official level wi 2006 Page #133
to historical autopsy procedures, tables and equipment, together with sour 2003 Page #173 ve publications, organizations and tables of allowance 4. Test equipment (e 2003 Page #177 rce that was used on the NPIC film tables. Neasham had also worked on the t 2004 Page #104 y • 2001 Social Security Actuarial Tables — probability of death (more cons 2004 Page #199 (more conservative then historical tables) m Legal cause of death - Nationa 2004 Page #199 orth to see Mickey Mouse or gaming tables or surfing beaches? I. They may b 2006 Page #7 y force behind Cecil Rhodes' Round Tables, a predecessor of the Council on 2008 Page #125 nt, as summarized in the following tables: What T.D.J. Leech was quoted: Pr 2009 Page #167
s. Fujitsu's computers are "Taking Tablet PC reLiabiJjry to the ends of the 2007 Page #70
Corporati on's 'Life Book Talking Tablet' PCs are seen floating in space w 2007 Page #70
al) and secs the pattern for other tabloid coverage co come. r 1970s: i\1le 2007 Page #27 r was a send-up of the supermarket tabloid, The Aatio11al E11tp1irer, in th 2007 Page #67
status and become a staple of the tabloids and talk shows (the alien as Br 2006 Page #60 one of England's largest national tabloids promotin g the services of the 2007 Page #71
tention had developed and a Navaho taboo of speaking of the dead immediatel 2006 Page #111
r three and none of the associated tabs are declassified yet. If you believ 2003 Page #157 TV to the 1951 Terrier to the 1958 Tabs. SLIDE #10: Las Cruces Sun-Ne2vs, J 2004 Page #66 onducted by SFL around the glue on tabs and their ink markings, further wat 2004 Page #250 elves are all burned and had small tabs attached to each of them, for a tot 2008 Page #109 each of them, for a total of eight tabs. All of the pages show scorch marks 2008 Page #109 busy." Each of the topics of the 8 tabs is discussed in sequence at shown i 2008 Page #110 before October 1962. The stick-on tabs were in extensive use in this time 2008 Page #110 DoD. Slide 42 shows a photo of the tabs discussed earlier. Blue Book appare 2008 Page #111 L It is a 9- page document with 8 tabs attached and has •er stamped on eac 2008 Page #119 ... "f UH• •"Lioa. Topics of the 8 Tabs ■ Each one is discussed in sequence 2008 Page #121
or the five categories that I have tabulated numerically. Alien Reports Beg 2004 Page #115
the mission. During the process of tabulating President Truman's white hous 2003 Page #29
* **** L The BLACk box* WAS *value tac AEC mer Equipment (MN) device IN THE 2004 Page #229 her due co his prior work with SAC/TAC/Navy/ Army bases. Under armed milita 2007 Page #95
of tutelage, possibly through the tacit approvai of the United Nac:..ons. 2008 Page #113 property was brushed aside by the tacit admission of freedom beyond a cert 2009 Page #14
er letter. However, let's take the tack that it was faked for the sake of a 2004 Page #253
orson seconds No sound mccandrish taco, meets a Man eirlP tIO3 own 3 VOW c 2006 Page #30
hey grew up and moved away-Baca to Tacoma, \Xlash.ington, and Padilla to Ro 2005 Page #154 rro, NM; June 1947, :Maury Island, Tacoma; 4 July 1947, Roswell, NM; 5 July 2005 Page #163 n. Kenneth Arnold's experiences in Tacoma, Washington in late July and earl 2009 Page #179
ated to Martin that a diversionary tactic was put into place to keep people 2004 Page #16
participated in obsen er programs, tactical maneuvers, scientific studjes, 2005 Page #39 les (SA.Ms), even conceivabl) with tactical nuclear warheads .2 Beyond this 2005 Page #121 Nightstalkers (part of the 4450th Tactical Group) at TTR. The aircraft spe 2006 Page #81 el frequently saw A-7s with 4450th Tactical Group insignia parked on the ra 2006 Page #83 tion "FLlTAFF" (Fighter Long-range Tactical Air-command Future Forces) see 2007 Page #99 wo air bases were home to the 8151 Tactical Fighter Wing (8151 TFW) and the 2008 Page #72 was the Wing Commander of the 81st Tactical Fighter Wing at RAF/USAF NATO B 2008 Page #88 f issue. That would fully preserve tactical secrecy but exclude strategic a 2009 Page #21 ion. The contract involved the TFX tactical fighter, which later became the 2009 Page #33 as the Wing Commander of the 81 st Tactical Fighter Wing at Bentwaters/Wood 2009 Page #60 s, the Wing Commander of the 81 st Tactical Fighter Wing at RAF Bentwaters 2009 Page #72 not add up. We were in the largest tactical fighting wing in the U.S. Air F 2009 Page #78
ns a school for the anti-terrorist tactics, and for the preparation of pres 2004 Page #188 to set up or use 'disinformation' tactics. Most were honest and sincere in 2005 Page #10 he US arsenal, to improve military tactics, equipment, and training, and to 2005 Page #39 t that detention and interrogation tactics were proper. 124 2005 Page #126 cations, real weapon systems, real tactics, real doctrine and real crisis m 2006 Page #130 ic (The Soviet Army Operations and Tactics) but have nothing to do with UFO 2009 Page #7
ga aaala aasfiMasae* oa— ti— X taw tad la aial tte deairatallV af —to.Ing 2003 Page #221 ust and was titled UFO Sighting at Tad/a, Morocco, states: "This report for 2007 Page #140
te deairatallV af —to.Ing taaaral tada —yar to Cklaa vltk a f— saalrtaata 2003 Page #221
t1'T a·~ OF n~ au .. ncr.n E'iDrTS tAfl'tt:S f1ICtC 1"P0SE VM:: &I-a: L:xs0 2009 Page #150
sures, ECMs. We continually played tag with the Air Force. They probably st 2006 Page #149
rt duration of cleanup activities. TAGBOARD (Article 501) 73 2006 Page #76 e drone. The project was codenamed TAGBOARD. Each drone would be used only 2006 Page #77 on 30 July 1966, almost doomed the TAGBOARD program. The drone climbed slow 2006 Page #77 ed, Air Force project officers for TAGBOARD, oversaw the preparations and t 2006 Page #78
Stuttgart newspaper, the Stuttgart Tageblatt. A translation of the account 2004 Page #13 he investigation." The Stuttgarter Tageblatt had still more data to impart: 2004 Page #13
swept into bagging. Bags placed in tagged boxes. Boxes placed into Metal Fo 2003 Page #107 chers seemed comfortable with the "tagged animal" model, Bennewitz soon dev 2003 Page #144 lassification takes years, you are tagged, tracked and keep on file! Novemb 2003 Page #167 ipping method o Domestic shipment: tagged, wrapped, sealed with Kraft tape, 2003 Page #175
y have these electronic monitoring tags on them. They are not allowed any U 2007 Page #92
oa aoaaidariag what MWe oTrs&sa ha tahaa with rogor* to tha rapidly datorta 2003 Page #220
i* Mon to the National Inquirer. a tahbn.l that ovrrw helming that riar.it 2003 Page #132
1. M1611. 0014,41.0i 100elt ifi• I tai How much is that? L FY 2001 Missing' 2006 Page #32
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ject was white, and it had a white tail about 16 to 20 times as long as the 2004 Page #5
ama in 1993. SLIDE #36: Rectum and tail removed, Nounan, Idaho 1989. Someti 2004 Page #77
g been glued or affixed within the tail luggage compartment." Finally, if y 2004 Page #131
yeball if animal is on its side. • Tail • Mammary glands (either teats or e 2006 Page #115
owing down to a very high vertical tail. The small 20' diameter craft (see 2007 Page #99
2Cil.E\\' (362 mph.) VERSION WITH TAIL :!CREW {4X0 mph.) \'ERS101' WITH WI 2007 Page #113
along with the very high vertical tail. Warren also recaUed that the main 2007 Page #114
r green, with a long white and red tail. He estimated object near Colorado 2008 Page #9
was a brilliant white with a long tail, changing to green, orange and red. 2008 Page #13
ed. Cl!ar Gr..:.:n, R.:d and White Tail O'PO !iJc,'TtX U ,__., CT,1W 111 .& 2008 Page #19
own-shaped object with a large red tail coming down, out of power, falling. 2008 Page #48
ew program, which was specifically tailored to lead him further into the ma 2003 Page #149
he rectal and vaginal tissue, even tails are removed as occurred in this No 2004 Page #77 ree of the wing structure and both tails had separated, but the aft section 2006 Page #74 the flatbed trucks along with the tails and other large pieces. Smaller de 2006 Page #75
there will probably always be the taint of Silas Newton and Leo Gebauer as 2004 Page #223
t the artificial satellite fell on Taire Mountain in Bolivia, where it has 2004 Page #8 the object had fallen to earth on Taire Mountain, Bolivia, and had "alread 2004 Page #9 J.... Majic Eyes Only recovered at Taire Mountain, Bolivja, in i'vfay 1978. 2005 Page #143 t the artificial satellite fell on Taire Mountain in Bolivia, where it has 2007 Page #141 the object had fallen to earth on Taire Mountain, Bolivia, and had "alread 2007 Page #142
- \.. March 17, 1947 ---, ....... Taiwan 2007 Page #154
955, with add.itional test fLights tak.ing place at Edwards AFB. Now we kno 2007 Page #111
that came to recover the craft and take control, the civilians that were as 2003 Page #30
g to swear everyone to secrecy and take away the evidence. Where did they c 2003 Page #33
61, again the right area. It will take a review of the historical aerial p 2003 Page #37
o go to the Maury Island shore and take a look. Crisman later claimed that 2003 Page #41
for anything important. That is, I take one photo with less light than I ne 2003 Page #45
ated that he thought that he could take us to the exact building if we coul 2003 Page #62
e was interviewed and he agreed to take us down into the woods and show us 2003 Page #63
equests that White House personnel take possession of his multi-thousand pa 2003 Page #89
val Conference several attempts to take his life. At the request of the Nav 2003 Page #90
tors and informs them that he will take custody of his brother on Sunday Ma 2003 Page #91
Naval hospital that he intended to take his brother from Bethesda on Sunday 2003 Page #95
just behind his home. He began to take pictures and 8mm film of them and r 2003 Page #141
action to me, and his attitude and take on the whole situation was much dif 2003 Page #144
firsthand. Doty was also asked to take a partner along, someone who was in 2003 Page #145
wered on the other was starting to take its toll. Late in 1981, Doty invite 2003 Page #150
p from the AFOSI and the NSA would take over his life, and finally end with 2003 Page #151
ey did not intend for Bennewitz to take things as far as he did, these orga 2003 Page #151
AND GOALS (continued) 2. General: take it seriously, clear up misconceptio 2003 Page #172
ve the authority just because they take a security oath to commit obvious u 2003 Page #187
ngs does require that the congress take a good look at it. They should brin 2003 Page #195
said very generously "It's time to take a break." Over the break you explai 2003 Page #201
l include it in his files which we take to China." So the original goes to 2003 Page #204
My dear Mr. President: I wanted to take up the attached with you at the cab 2003 Page #204
o proceed via" (blank) • "You will take with you such experts," (blank) "an 2003 Page #206
s©@© st3 Tia Kirtland AXE. Im will take with you such experts, trohnielans, 2003 Page #212
you to proeeod via Tokyo. Xou will take with you such experts, advisers and 2003 Page #213
rocon.) via Kirtland AAK. You will take with /ou sveh *xncrt? . technicians 2003 Page #214
include it in his fil&s which v.e take to China.1. Here are two copies of 2003 Page #216
ce of my mission. I should like to take the following individuals: 1. Capta 2003 Page #222
m yea ta promo* ▼la Tokyo. Im will take with ym such ewperts, aJwlsers aa* 2003 Page #223
you to proceed via Tokyo. You will take with you such experts, advisers and 2003 Page #225
ywn te praeaad ala Takye* Tan will take with yen enah aapexta, adwlaera and 2003 Page #226
considering what action we should take with relation to the rapidly deteri 2003 Page #230
r bases. I have seen them land and take off on three separate occasions. I 2004 Page #13
regard to speed at landing and at take off, prevents any view of the thing 2004 Page #13
e debris. The pilot's funeral will take place at noon tomorrow. Signed: E.E 2004 Page #27
gible, no one ever came forward to take credit. The first recorded dirigibl 2004 Page #28
ather said. Pro and con, you could take your pick. Then there was Charlie C 2004 Page #29
New York State and had decided to take it for a test flight. "About two we 2004 Page #32
ver by Prospect Point, which would take him directly out into the Sound. 35 2004 Page #38
little box is beyond me. He should take at least some responsibility for he 2004 Page #49
ct triangle. • Someone was sent to take radioactivity readings of the impre 2004 Page #56
at were loaded with nukes ready to take off at a moments notice. The area w 2004 Page #57
e book's development as well as my take on Larry. My point here is that the 2004 Page #59
ilitary unit assigned a mission to take, hold and defend a specialized enem 2004 Page #62
ntee the alien would be allowed to take off again. The Prime Minister had a 2004 Page #87
lsewhere, and as nations they must take responsibility for any lack of acti 2004 Page #88
for any official position they may take. There is nothing more to be done a 2004 Page #88
oxes to see what was in there, and take a look at it. SDI: How old would yo 2004 Page #93
ordinary terms of physics that you take the measure and obtain measurements 2004 Page #100
u: just enough to make you wonder. Take three secrets maybe still being kep 2004 Page #130
creen for a real incident that did take place in the Southwest. After addin 2004 Page #136
nd what reasons are there today to take this incident seriously, as possibl 2004 Page #137
ctory, and one is almost forced to take sides in the debate. 136 2004 Page #139
royed without authorization. Let's take another look at the some of the pro 2004 Page #146
o try to get the United Nations to take up the issue of UFOs. As a reward, 2004 Page #146
ed again because he didn't wish to take responsibility for such an inexplic 2004 Page #167
, Ford had a flap of UFO sightings take place in his Michigan constituency. 2004 Page #177
ngs does require that the Congress take a good look at it. Bring up these w 2004 Page #177
once joked with me, "One day I'll take you out on a boat and tell you what 2004 Page #185
use to meet Hynek and his group to take them out to Norton so they could lo 2004 Page #192
ment that you can read. You cannot take notes, and I want you to move from 2004 Page #193
ss he is saying how much would you take, and would you be willing to work e 2004 Page #194
d drove out to Hart Canyon Road to take a look. Ramsey recounts the rest of 2004 Page #216
at makes people like me sit up and take notice. Of course, I haven't even t 2004 Page #217
/ying Saucers. This requires us to take a step back and re- 214 2004 Page #217
g saucers that had landed. Did not take those fellows long to decide I did 2004 Page #221
st happen to support his theories. Take, for example, this critical asserti 2004 Page #222
mainly concerned. In attempting to take accurate measurements of the debris 2004 Page #233
what type of lens had been used to take the original photographs? It might 2004 Page #233
eld (if it was a Speed Graphic) to take the pictures could be determined. A 2004 Page #234
eletype. So if Bond Johnson didn't take the Marcel pictures or any other St 2004 Page #237
ment (QD) examination one needs to take a forensic approach to understand t 2004 Page #243
to go through his secret files and take inventory of sensitive files that w 2004 Page #248
n his cover letter. However, let's take the tack that it was faked for the 2004 Page #253
isclosure from the government will take hostile ET action — what is the cha 2004 Page #254
tfISTS HERE BECAUSE THEY COULD NOT TAKE IT ANY\'(!HER.E ELSE?" "Correct. My 2005 Page #71
annel, have done this. Some people take this as a sign that the "powers-tha 2005 Page #76
"\Y./e now have the rechnolog) to take ET home." Amazingly, there are alwa 2005 Page #81
o travel to the stars and it won't take a lifetime to do it.. .. lt is time 2005 Page #81
ople thought they had. It will now take only a sufficient spark to set the 2005 Page #85
ould also be temporarv. Big things take time to settle in, and this is very 2005 Page #86
example (or coincidence) we should take note that on November 22, 1955, Pre 2005 Page #101
message they profess. But very few take it seriously. Yee it may be easier 2005 Page #117
s. And we all know that you cannot take a photograph or video of a hallucin 2005 Page #118
lenged if they have the courage to take an honest look ... " he wrote. Astr 2005 Page #119
hed the "MJ-12 SSP briefing should take place during the already scheduled 2005 Page #126
es and polished others in order to take a more detailed look. \Y/e got some 2005 Page #158
e people see a craft land and then take off leaving behind various markings 2006 Page #4
d on the White House lawn and say "take me to your leader"? 2006 Page #4
e to intruders in such zones is to take immediate action to escort the intr 2006 Page #5
her. C. Normally negotiations only take place between roughly equal parties 2006 Page #5
yager spacecraft and that it would take 70,000 years to get to the nearest 2006 Page #6
in? Can we tell how long it would take to fly from New York to Los Angeles 2006 Page #6
0 minutes. Electromagnetic signals take 117th of a second to circumscribe t 2006 Page #6
cern. Clearly after WW 2 it should take less than a century for us to maste 2006 Page #8
er new technologies to allow us to take our brand of friendship—hostility.. 2006 Page #8
port doesn't mean the event didn't take place. 6. WHY haven't you seen a fl 2006 Page #11
Both Dr. Robert Wood and Ryan Wood take this approach. They have provided a 2006 Page #15
me international cases these could take longer with one month being the lon 2006 Page #17
3 • 'We now have the technology to take ET hume.' • 'We now kncw how I o tr 2006 Page #27
to Irani to the Sars and it won't take a lifetime to dolt.' • "it is time 2006 Page #27
at the initial contact event might take; second, to generate a set of "scen 2006 Page #48
or, if such trauma threatened, to take steps to protect business assets an 2006 Page #56
ing technologies. Scientists would take the lead in understanding and engag 2006 Page #59
eturn to normal, though this could take months or longer. Many people will 2006 Page #59
w-familiar -positive contact might take the form of a spacecraft approachin 2006 Page #59
ario, the business community would take longer to assimilate NHI technology 2006 Page #61
assume total evil; liberals might take wait and see attitude, unless NHI i 2006 Page #63
arios of Contact 111 An insightful take on the slow-familiar -negative scen 2006 Page #64
was designed to overfly a target, take pictures, fly to a pre-programmed l 2006 Page #77
hem about the photos he managed to take as the jet plummeted from the sky. 2006 Page #83
and partner recover living EBE and take it to hospital for medical treatmen 2006 Page #109
ed to be contemplating how best to take over the planet with viruses or pri 2006 Page #116
exercise we believed was about to take place. On 20 January, the communica 2006 Page #122
0 p.m. when things really began to take shape. `We, that is me and four oth 2006 Page #122
course that would not immediately take it over U.S. territory. The alert w 2006 Page #134
any required military support, to take the craft. There occurred, however, 2006 Page #134
e went away. He said, 'I've got to take something.' He came back and he sai 2006 Page #144
them. They looked like they could take the light that was coming down thro 2006 Page #153
light and they could put on color, take off color, they could do anything t 2006 Page #153
o design the circuits and he would take the drawings given him and he was t 2006 Page #154
Crash Retrieval Conference DID YOU TAKE IT FROM THAT COMMENT THAT HE HAD BE 2006 Page #161
. Bernhard. The new command was to take the place of three older organizati 2006 Page #161
ndling of the press. I suggest you take any precautions you think necessary 2006 Page #164
and be told that Mr. Alike should take whatever measures are proper for Mr 2006 Page #167
of 200 degrees). This course would take them over the eastern USA, roughly 2006 Page #172
ame visible to us and we wanted to take off after it. Headquarters wouldn't 2006 Page #176
ces with big government. Now let's take a closer look at how news censorshi 2007 Page #15
But, in reality, these events ilid take place and were completely ignored b 2007 Page #25
in, unless they want the public to take UFOs and aliens more seriously. Doe 2007 Page #77
subject but can't alJow myself to take it seriouslv. UFO and alien-related 2007 Page #77
providing hardware to DERA. MW: I take it you were living in London at thi 2007 Page #78
uation like when younger, did they take an interest in your schooling. GM: 2007 Page #79
back the drawbridge. iVIW: Did you take security seriously on your systems 2007 Page #83
credit card fraud. Although I did take security seriously we didn't actual 2007 Page #83
presented to prove you djd in fact take down the entire military djstrict o 2007 Page #90
w could leaving messages like that take their entire rustrict network down? 2007 Page #90
aircraft with heavy cargo loads to take off more easily. Thjs "ski slope" f 2007 Page #114
jng and outgoing SECRET horizontal take off and landing space craft at 1--I 2007 Page #114
deep black projects that it would take an act of GOD ro get it out to the 2007 Page #114
ion systems. Only then, can we alJ take our rightful place among the stars, 2007 Page #120
e and more researches beginning to take the view that there are adversarial 2007 Page #130
h of the mountain and continued to take photographs. Astonisrungly, these r 2007 Page #137
w Moon Dust personnel had begun to take an interest in the Ararat Anomaly i 2007 Page #138
And we came out to get the kids to take them and we could see the glow, \Vh 2007 Page #167
e later, three witnessed the Light take off and leave proceecling straight 2007 Page #176
gnificant Mexican desert town will take a prominent place in the annals of 2007 Page #192
tilted my head from the ground to take a better look. The UFO flew towards 2007 Page #200
lable and let it go at that. Let's take a quick look at another aspect. The 2008 Page #8
alls of green light that seemed to take an unhealthy amount of interest in 2008 Page #26
d it's difficult to see how we can take this any further.' And that was ess 2008 Page #34
so commonpl ace that it is hard to take an official statement seriously. Wh 2008 Page #60
. The entire process is likely to take 3 -4 years. The Asbestos Files Whil 2008 Page #63
discussions that take place every day, in the office, the 2008 Page #69
day, July 26, 1987 UFO enthusiasts take new look at I 979 episode by Bryn B 2008 Page #70
tic field than an ELF wave. If you take the magnetic field grid around the 2008 Page #76
e that. HOW DO THEY GET THAT? They take it. FROM WHERE? From the other peop 2008 Page #91
No. Like Band-Aids . DO THEY EVER TAKE FETUSES? If it is tasked, they do. 2008 Page #92
ed field. However, all the experts take the strong position that you can ne 2008 Page #106
ked there for twenty years. If you take the transmittal note shown on slide 2008 Page #110
ted lives, independence will never take place. Now we come to the problem o 2008 Page #112
of the words being used as well as take a look at history. 117 2008 Page #123
lUICl'Ll:S • TODA \"-S PROBLl :~IS TAKE PIUOJUT\" ------Mtn•inK IIFOs lo af 2008 Page #156
tic Stan Friedman encouraged me to take a look at the authenticity of the " 2009 Page #7
ave been chewed out for failing to take the information serious as the spac 2009 Page #16
tioned have found it worthwhile to take some precautionary measures. In the 2009 Page #22
ad shot. Garrison eventually would take photographs of these tramps with hi 2009 Page #33
to be involved so as to eventually take the blame and ensure that no thorou 2009 Page #45
ashells, returned to his truck "to take a little snooze." It was while snoo 2009 Page #54
the base where she was required to take dictation from a man whom she descr 2009 Page #92
it. They didn't have the speed to take dictation and they ·were afraid wit 2009 Page #93
S. counterparts . All they did was take a walk around the park; then there 2009 Page #139
noticed the mai I they selected to take was mostly of the nature of societi 2009 Page #179
was navigating down the runway for take-off with a full load of passengers. 2004 Page #145 e cameras followed the one missile take-off. Behind it you saw two little w 2004 Page #184 and fighter jets were prepped for take-off and intercept. Traveling at a s 2007 Page #185
of fascism. Mergers and leveraged take-overs have concentrated corporate p 2008 Page #145
that is where Roswell wreckage was taken, or Louisiana? Odds favor Louisian 2003 Page #25
cer • Dispatcher would likely have taken the call - Thomas W. Mathis o Mili 2003 Page #33
and started out again. I had just taken some pictures and was working back 2003 Page #45
ct down in the woods before it was taken from that location. Jerry Betters, 2003 Page #60
color as the building that it was taken to. The brick was reportedly going 2003 Page #62
as the same spot that Romansky had taken us to. This location is on private 2003 Page #63
the one man in the suit must have taken anywhere from from 10 to 15 pictur 2003 Page #69
us Roswell incident was reportedly taken. 2003 Page #83
s are compelling and the matter is taken most seriously. 82 2003 Page #86
alized that this scenario could be taken further, and in the early 1980s, t 2003 Page #141
rt of "tractor beam." She had been taken to an underground facility, she ha 2003 Page #143
Civil Air Patrol. The incident had taken place about 20 miles east of state 2003 Page #146
rial or hardware. (Obviously to be taken from the witnesses where possible. 2003 Page #178
ts that the photos might have been taken as early as that. However, I am no 2003 Page #179
what statements or actions he has taken. Many believe that once elected, t 2003 Page #189
family his cousin Cordell Hull had taken him to the sub-basement of the Cap 2003 Page #190
ent and top government leaders are taken in case of nuclear attack. In fact 2003 Page #193
unded up by the secret service and taken there, while Cheney directed thing 2003 Page #193
the side of the vehicle. They had taken close-up pictures of these. So whe 2003 Page #197
of the "neutronic powerplant" was taken for initial safekeeping after the 2003 Page #207
considering what action should be taken with regard to the rapidly deterio 2003 Page #224
nsidering what &@%S.@a “ •Mould bo taken with regard to the rapidly Aotorlo 2003 Page #228
to learn that several bodies were taken to the 4 hospital at Roswell AAF a 2003 Page #234
able to learn and from Integraphs taken by intelligence photographers', th 2003 Page #236
Russian Premier, Josef Stalin, had taken a keen interest in the events at R 2004 Page #15
Is ng hold back. S. Argentlaa has taken the ra.1 of installing a pilot pla 2004 Page #20
T A FORTNIGHT AFTER THIS THING HAS TAKEN PLACE AND THEY FOUND MOST OF THE A 2004 Page #24
fact that no legal action had been taken to seek an exhumation, several Aur 2004 Page #30
ouvenir hunters, anyone could have taken the headstone. More unexplainable 2004 Page #31
eal story was over off Shelburne." Taken aback, Chris asked him what he was 2004 Page #44
nesses were chemically subdued and taken against their will to a huge facil 2004 Page #48
ow until later that he was lost or taken. I think they got him back, snappe 2004 Page #50
chemically subdued, then forcibly taken from in front of his billet and br 2004 Page #51
f so, what action was subsequently taken. Lord Gilbert: There is no evidenc 2004 Page #54
saw a photograph of a flying disc taken from a camera aimed through a V-2 2004 Page #64
e working at the NRL), he had been taken to a facility somewhere in the sta 2004 Page #66
o prevent air crashes such as have taken 146 lives on commercial air lines 2004 Page #67
89 The trachea and esophagus often taken .... SLIDE #31: Circle excision on 2004 Page #77
993 Rectal tissue is almost always taken from both sexes, such as this goat 2004 Page #77
open but nothing in the house was taken. Mrs. Smith was convinced it was t 2004 Page #86
understand that Keyhoe was to have taken it to Dr. Bush for clearance. I do 2004 Page #90
ort 2, describes four crew members taken alive, five feet in height, correl 2004 Page #117
indsight, it appears that Len was "taken in" (to the extent that he put the 2004 Page #121
ecovery personnel and a craft were taken to Los Alamos for study, according 2004 Page #123
covery equipment. The routes to be taken were presumably limited to just a 2004 Page #129
riter. Marcel told Friedman he had taken a CIC officer out to the ranch wit 2004 Page #135
ci-Fi channel mini-series entitled Taken, the documentary film Six Days In 2004 Page #137
, but reportedly William Moore was taken to the cleaners and never recovere 2004 Page #145
USSR Crash in December 1990 • 1998 Taken to Novaya Zemlya for Analysis • Le 2004 Page #173
he United States has only publicly taken a question on UFOs twice since 194 2004 Page #176
flying on Gemini 5, photos he had taken of Area 51 had been confiscated, a 2004 Page #176
resident and top staffers would be taken in the event of a nuclear attack, 2004 Page #176
r and confirmed that the story had taken place. He wouldn't appear on camer 2004 Page #184
Jimmy Carter was a 15 minute film taken at HoDoman Air Force Base in which 2004 Page #189
ries, about how the government had taken 16mm film of an alien that they ha 2004 Page #194
recisely when were the photographs taken; and, finally, was there or was th 2004 Page #226
ey's office where photographs were taken of Gen. Ramey, Col. DuBose, and Ma 2004 Page #226
not read it before the photos were taken. Why do we believe this? A close l 2004 Page #227
mine the time of day the photo was taken. Andrew studied the photograph and 2004 Page #231
he conclusion the photographs were taken between 3:05 pm and 3:25 pm, July 2004 Page #233
office photographs (ROP) had been taken? This is a contentious point becau 2004 Page #233
otographs known to exist that were taken in Gen Ramey's office on 8 July 19 2004 Page #233
ich accurate measurements could be taken. These measurements confirmed that 2004 Page #233
e across any number of photographs taken with that individual lens. Andrew 2004 Page #233
The pictures containing Ramey were taken with one type of lens, while the i 2004 Page #234
ages of Marcel indicated they were taken with another, longer focal length 2004 Page #234
mey photos, then he also must have taken the Marcel images at the same time 2004 Page #234
arcel pictures seemed to have been taken with a totally different lens. Her 2004 Page #234
at the Marcel photographs were not taken at Bond's photo-session with Gen. 2004 Page #234
Though all the UTA negatives were taken with ANSCO film, by examining the 2004 Page #234
d. The two Marcel photographs were taken in a totally different style of fi 2004 Page #234
fore taking the other IF they were taken with a Speed Graphic, a very awkwa 2004 Page #234
d indicate they may well have been taken with an altogether different camer 2004 Page #235
he Marcel pictures could have been taken some time later is to be seen in t 2004 Page #235
Houma, La. A. Bettmann Marcel Left Taken with all the other pieces of evide 2004 Page #236
ly suggests the Marcel images were taken some time after Bond Johnson had t 2004 Page #236
n some time after Bond Johnson had taken the Ramey pictures, and this now r 2004 Page #236
some 10 to 20 minutes after he had taken his pictures, which we have timed 2004 Page #236
ffice. So let us assume these were taken at his remembered photo-session. B 2004 Page #237
ictures. He remembers wishing he'd taken more shots than he had. It appears 2004 Page #237
e by the time the Newton image was taken. There is a logical flow in the wa 2004 Page #238
each case. If all the images were taken with the same camera and lens, the 2004 Page #238
w code words, unusual methods were taken to determine the true nature of th 2004 Page #242
n code words, unusual methods were taken to determine the true nature of th 2004 Page #247
and he had his security clearance taken away and lost his government job i 2004 Page #249
t men ... ■ " ••• chip should have taken centuries ... " ■ "some sort of be 2005 Page #9
et it in, recommendin g that it be taken to a hospital or a zoo and conclud 2005 Page #32
two boxes. In one box was the body taken away from Hospital Humarutas, Varg 2005 Page #32
re Corps. One of the creatures was taken to an underground laborator y in t 2005 Page #32
f severe pains in his back and was taken to the hospital. He underwent a mi 2005 Page #33
lacer, Chereze died. His body was taken for autopsy, which revealed a urin 2005 Page #33
e blindfold was removed and he was taken to another location where he saw a 2005 Page #42
concluding his analysis, Daly was taken from the area by escort. Given the 2005 Page #42
aft and the disabled entities were taken to an unspecified medical facility 2005 Page #45
ificial digging process might have taken place, perhaps to bury a large obj 2005 Page #61
r and a group of investigarors had taken from a basement of one of the DRES 2005 Page #65
CKS. ''The aerial photographs were taken with the impact site over on this 2005 Page #66
y the aerial phorographs that were taken - l strongly believe these were ta 2005 Page #67
en - l strongly believe these were taken b) the U. S. Air Force because of 2005 Page #67
down field in a massive way. I've taken a look at the terra server images 2005 Page #67
but several came close. Moreover, taken together, the best of these docume 2005 Page #73
wife he had been blindfold ed and taken to a secure location. There he saw 2005 Page #78
search. The following accounts are taken from his article, "Retrievals of t 2005 Page #78
t he did not have a need to know.9 Taken individually, statements from peop 2005 Page #81
Dr. Elsworth F. Baker, for having taken the time and for having had the pa 2005 Page #88
a scientist" -a considerati on not taken lightly by Neill and others deeply 2005 Page #103
ilitary and world governments have taken a keen interest in capturing, retr 2005 Page #120
tl1s of 3 technicians" and another taken to the hospital. (A later document 2005 Page #126
ress Blackout": Great care must be taken to preserve the security of any lo 2005 Page #129
ic study. Extreme measures must be taken to protect and preserve any materi 2005 Page #129
nd the Majestic 12 Group have also taken new and different forms in recent 2005 Page #143
re to be seen. "Somebody must have taken it," Jose said defensively. 153 2005 Page #155
ace, Jose brought the piece we had taken co me, saying he clid not want to 2005 Page #157
lding. The whole recovery team was taken into a room in another one of the 2005 Page #165
the US government; this craft was taken to Area 51, which was just being c 2005 Page #170
s that accompani ed the craft were taken to Los Alamos. :.Mr. Uhouse's spec 2005 Page #170
9 years? Why hasn't the government taken you out? Perhaps my answers will h 2006 Page #4
re... 8. WHY hasn't the government taken out Stan Friedman, if what he is s 2006 Page #12
ineness. A contrasting approach is taken by UFO researchers such as Jan Ald 2006 Page #15
saucer and five alien bodies. Film taken from USAF archives Stringfieid eve 2006 Page #26
r Article published article likely taken off the newswire, however this has 2006 Page #45
y, three multi-day trips have been taken to the area with both intuitives o 2006 Page #47
ct Planning Sessions. The approach taken in this project did not rely upon 2006 Page #48
evolent, measures would need to be taken to protect human life both nationa 2006 Page #56
up his ejection seat. Collins was taken to the nearest Highway Patrol stat 2006 Page #74
ese books show a famous photograph taken in 1952 of Mrs. May holding a larg 2006 Page #91
able to learn and from photographs taken by intelligence photographers, the 2006 Page #104
cription with the forensic drawing taken from the description of EBE Type 1 2006 Page #104
be seen from the following extract taken from a letter sent to the Wrexham 2006 Page #121
d the mysterious cargo was quickly taken inside the facility. "Once inside, 2006 Page #122
ere the event was supposed to have taken place, we actually went there. We 2006 Page #125
e been done on foot. It would have taken a long time to walk up there: poss 2006 Page #125
ought them down or where they were taken. But from 1979 to 1982 I was poste 2006 Page #127
mountainside; and that bodies were taken off the mountain and driven to Por 2006 Page #127
know that it was the Army who had taken the bodies off the mountain and he 2006 Page #127
know at the time that they'd been taken to Porton Down. So he must have le 2006 Page #127
lanrwst near the River Conwy. We'd taken a caravan up and a horse, as well, 2006 Page #128
een 'sent to investigate' what had taken place. This happened within one da 2006 Page #129
wasn't there when the picture was taken — you couldn't see it with the nak 2006 Page #129
ies recovered from a UFO crash are taken to the Chemical and Biological Def 2006 Page #130
Berwyn Mountains, North Wales were taken in January 1974. (24) When Operati 2006 Page #130
ed a section on alien bodies being taken for analysis to none other than Po 2006 Page #131
from a captured, crashed UFO were taken to Porton Down. And there is anoth 2006 Page #132
at to another unnamed base, or was taken directly to this unknown base dire 2006 Page #135
y destroyed'. What was [sic] being taken from the crash site were pieces of 2006 Page #136
ical for the recovery team to have taken one of the bodies back with them f 2006 Page #136
h as why would a recovered disk be taken to Atlanta? And where did the disk 2006 Page #136
is photograph provided by Bill was taken in 1967 outside the B Battery Cont 2006 Page #142
know that information was used and taken back to Jackass Flats. There's no 2006 Page #155
al months after the three men were taken to the Kadena AFB dentist, Tom fin 2006 Page #160
C. if that were true it would have taken not just two to three hours but mu 2006 Page #168
on along the border, it could have taken two hours or more from the time th 2006 Page #177
uotes, and the timeline itself are taken primarily from the official United 2006 Page #184
the Master of the F/V Steeva 10 is taken on board a Bellingham Coast Guard 2006 Page #185
ble that the mysterious object was taken, floated, or dragged away? It has 2006 Page #191
Trent's photos with the photograph taken by Guiseppe Grasso ... ) "Good com 2007 Page #49
he top four fifths of the page was taken up by a grainy black and white sna 2007 Page #61
hose files at that size would have taken days so I had an idea. I would loo 2007 Page #86
rt witness that the UFO subject is taken very seriously from a gathering cr 2007 Page #91
ion for Polaroid photographs co be taken, even though all of the tires ·wer 2007 Page #95
ig cranes I have seen having to be taken apart, but I have never seen anyth 2007 Page #126
To where is the recovered material taken? 4. Can we identify the players wh 2007 Page #132
l y classified after they had been taken "at some point around '59 by a U-2 2007 Page #138
rnes Province, rhjs photograph was taken at 11 :30 PM by a medical doctor. 2007 Page #156
is that the disc photographs were taken further east, closer to the Manzan 2007 Page #162
tion about the 1974 event. We were taken by a group of Coyame residents to 2007 Page #189
yet been determined. We were also taken to another location in the desert 2007 Page #189
soldiers had arrived at the site, taken the bodies away, and cleaned the l 2007 Page #190
s in Mexico City that the UFOs had taken control of his plane. 5. CONCLUSIO 2007 Page #191
eia Pop11/a,: The piece ,:vas then taken to the Young Laboratories in Campi 2007 Page #194
dless of wh~ther the pictures were taken indoors with flash or outdoors wit 2007 Page #199
e files and suggested that one had taken place on April 18 and the second o 2008 Page #14
had been awakened in the night and taken out into the desert where he and a 2008 Page #14
an account of an incident that had taken place in the early hours of that p 2008 Page #33
Betty and Barney recalled what had taken place during the missing two hours 2008 Page #35
ith apparent alien beings that had taken them on-board their craft and subj 2008 Page #35
f scenes of the Old West, also had taken a great interest in the mysterious 2008 Page #46
how seriously this event was being taken by military officials. Her son liv 2008 Page #53
graphed it and then had his camera taken away by the military. I wish I had 2008 Page #54
relation to MoD UFO documents was taken in that year. It was agreed by Def 2008 Page #62
ng with FOI requests that this has taken precedence over the research and 5 2008 Page #62
7 that the final decision had been taken and I duly broke the story in the 2008 Page #63
efforts to ensure the subject was taken more seriously within government, 2008 Page #66
edia reports suggested a chase had taken place, with the helicopter pursuin 2008 Page #67
sighting, they derued a chase had taken place. Perhaps the most extraordin 2008 Page #67
973, the buildings were eventually taken over by the BBC World Service tran 2008 Page #74
ping photo after photo. Soon I had taken all 36 pictures on my roll of film 2008 Page #82
st you. They thought something had taken you. What happened ?!' Hypnotherap 2008 Page #86
tes that the measures that must be taken are apparent. However , this memo 2008 Page #106
ous, and the measures that must be taken co rectify a very serious problem 2008 Page #114
t nationalism ." Fascism is a name taken from Mussolini 's Black Shirts cal 2008 Page #124
the Muslim Brotherhood , which was taken over by Nazis before WW II. After 2008 Page #139
ions. Ritalin, for example, is now taken by more than a million American yo 2008 Page #141
NDS OF CONSPIRA CY THEORISTS • HAS TAKEN ON MYTHICAL PROPORTIONS /STATUS OR 2008 Page #148
ion could have resulted in actions taken by NORAD and SAC that would have b 2009 Page #18
irected that most urgent action be taken by State, Defense, and CIA to impr 2009 Page #26
uments and officials of the time.8 Taken collectively , the Cutler-Twining 2009 Page #37
e blindfold was removed and he was taken to another location where he saw a 2009 Page #49
concluding his analysis, Daly was taken from the area by escort. Given the 2009 Page #49
aft and the disabled entities were taken to an unspecified medical facility 2009 Page #52
involved. All entities were later taken to Facility X for medical treatmen 2009 Page #53
on in the woods. To me, we weren't taken care of I mean, we were out doing 2009 Page #79
d men doing our jobs.' We were not taken care of We all should have been ch 2009 Page #79
was over our heads, it would have taken maybe twenty seconds. And then whe 2009 Page #85
P AFB, but she was adamant she had taken dictation from him for an importan 2009 Page #93
related events alleged to have taken place in a city park on Wednesday 2009 Page #135
torial Board of the Times. She was taken off the story and Thursday, Octobe 2009 Page #138
not in Voronezh? Skepticism can be taken too far. These very columns, in 19 2009 Page #139
orkers ■ T umer. ·a revolution has taken place.' A hidden struchn has 'appr 2009 Page #152
n Project. Although by 1946, steps taken by the FBI and other Government ag 2009 Page #177
47 said their airplane was at high takeoff speed going down the runway, but 2004 Page #69 iangle configuration with vertical takeoff and landing, but at high speed t 2009 Page #22
ad to the gradual infiltration and takeover of the planet, as well as the g 2006 Page #63
s, fast-acting private sector risk takers will undoubtedly seek advantage, 2006 Page #67
te? To answer this question fairly takes considerable time; there are the d 2003 Page #29 ons. A rapid and complete reaction takes place without leaving behind react 2003 Page #115 at is happening • Declassification takes years, you are tagged, tracked and 2003 Page #167 .The Evidence Is Out There It Just Takes Time, Money and Manpower. Novemoer 2003 Page #168 New Mexico in 1947. "Animal parts" takes me back to September 1979 when I b 2004 Page #76 l capital letters, and each letter takes an equal amount of space. We belie 2004 Page #227 ften its own reward and anyone who takes tl1e time to understand Reich's wo 2005 Page #104 t. The document emphasizes: "M]-12 takes the subject of UFOBS, Extraterrest 2005 Page #128 e same time a transference of heat takes place. There appears to be the pot 2005 Page #158 ading. Can we estimate the time it takes to cross the ocean by throwing a b 2006 Page #6 ming here. They assume, because it takes less energy to send signals than t 2006 Page #11 Scenarios of Contact If contact takes the form of a military-style assau 2006 Page #68 ns on banks and stores. If contact takes the form of overwhelming threat or 2006 Page #68 y operating on the Earth. And this takes account only of the standard extra 2006 Page #70 at it is credible that the surgery takes place on a craft, and then the ani 2006 Page #115 invariably fatal, but the disease takes years to decades, e.g. CJD. This w 2006 Page #116 e sea floor for five months. Burke takes some footage with an underwater vi 2006 Page #187 rvice out of Seattle, J.R. Hoirup, takes his place. Hoirup and Burke again 2006 Page #188 ce may have some basis in fact. lt takes courage and strength co question t 2007 Page #33 laid out as a two-page spread and takes up almost half of the bottom of 58 2007 Page #64 good analogy. l'vl\XI: lf one just takes a look and does not harm is this a 2007 Page #88 rated in the core of the Earth. It takes God's best aurora to even make a 5 2008 Page #77 possible to go into the future. It takes too much energy. HOW FAR INTO THE 2008 Page #92 her reporters and commentators and takes hold. Newsday's lead line for Octo 2009 Page #138
taLly fictional picture of what is takin lace. 14 Common Methods of Propaga 2007 Page #20
e really digging into those leaves taking pictures. I'll tell you what, I b 2003 Page #69
ill was curious about the activity taking place and he wanted to stay and o 2003 Page #70
. If indeed a chemical reaction is taking place, we have another very anoma 2003 Page #112
cation that a chemical reaction is taking place, it would be expected that 2003 Page #112
at dielectrophoresis processes are taking place during the chemical reactio 2003 Page #113
me test, familiar to most students taking basic college chemistry. If the a 2003 Page #114
the extraterrestrials were slowly taking over the power structure of the U 2003 Page #144
near the ground behind a building. Taking a shotgun, the guard got out of h 2003 Page #147
ler was claiming. Gibbons proposed taking one case and trying to get it dec 2003 Page #200
showed that U.S. authorities were taking a considerable interest in the si 2004 Page #11
terally, put Ron Pond in charge of taking statements from Laurie Wickens an 2004 Page #37
the light's progress and continue taking statements. just as the two Mount 2004 Page #38
er the pro-democracy movement then taking hold in the shipyards of Gadansk, 2004 Page #46
he risk however proved to be worth taking. Our publisher began receiving ma 2004 Page #49
perfect triangle and about someone taking radioactivity readings on these i 2004 Page #56
n May 15, 1947, to "change course, taking a northeasterly track, one that b 2004 Page #64
another "peculiar phenomenon" was taking place that might be directly link 2004 Page #75
seriously Canadian officials were taking the information that was being ga 2004 Page #89
come forward volitionally or not. Taking a hypothetical sighting, if we as 2004 Page #168
a major flap of sighting that was taking place in Europe at the time. That 2004 Page #176
measuring this particular craft — taking photographs of it. Sheehan report 2004 Page #187
Worth Star-Telegram credited with taking photographs of Gen. Ramey, Col. D 2004 Page #226
these technical specifications and taking into account suspension wear and 2004 Page #232
with a rather startling result. In taking the four surviving negatives, his 2004 Page #233
d seem to indicate that the camera taking these was used in one position th 2004 Page #234
on then rotated 180 degrees before taking the other IF they were taken with 2004 Page #234
number of press men/photographers taking his picture, and he said there wa 2004 Page #237
ply ■ Abduction of humans at will, taking fluid and tissues ■ Mutilation of 2005 Page #9
person co a septicemia condition, taking two antibiotics. This is almost i 2005 Page #33
out someone somewhere in the world taking clear video of UFOs. And we all k 2005 Page #118
l conduct in holding prisoners and taking evidence. Since testimony from li 2005 Page #126
n to Faustino Padilla. As this was taking place, Jose brought the piece we 2005 Page #157
l' due to his behavior in terms of taking charge of retrieval operations, a 2006 Page #18
ds are old-time.) So What Is Next? Taking a conservative viewpoint, what we 2006 Page #47
tary officials who said they were "taking care of the remains" of the pilot 2006 Page #82
who were "studying the craft" and "taking pictures." Air Force personnel so 2006 Page #86
the harsh, hot deserts of Mexico. Taking into consideration the sheer geog 2006 Page #119
is happened within one day of this taking place. They sent us a photograph 2006 Page #129
single person. If you can imagine taking your car while it's running, taki 2006 Page #149
aking your car while it's running, taking the battery terminals off and rev 2006 Page #149
THE STORY YOU ARE GOING TO TELL IS TAKING PLACE IN CEDAR CITY, UTAH, IN THE 2006 Page #154
nment propaganda operations before taking the reins at NPR. Do leopards cha 2007 Page #14
a great dea.l of UFO activity was taking place during \Xlorld \X ar II but 2007 Page #17
the public about what was actually taking place. 15 2007 Page #21
in 222 B.C.; ships dropping stuff, taking people-see Fort next BOOK CHAPTER 2007 Page #44
displays. Fujitsu's computers are "Taking Tablet PC reLiabiJjry to the ends 2007 Page #70
at it on their screen. l did it by taking graphical control of their deskto 2007 Page #86
g these messages. I was accused of taking down the entire military district 2007 Page #89
anged their mind, the 0.1.C. began taking back the photos. At th.is exact p 2007 Page #110
hangar #4 top view illustration). Taking up the entire hangar, was the ide 2007 Page #114
ituation, regardless . He has been taking me hunting with hjm since as long 2007 Page #123
fur Force Europe (USAFE) aircraft taking part in a classified mjssion that 2007 Page #137
e pit's origins and purpose. After taking numerous photographs and taking m 2007 Page #189
er taking numerous photographs and taking many measurements, we reluctantly 2007 Page #189
ject reached them it slowed, as if taking a look at them. Robinson thought 2008 Page #12
ut on staff due to FOi, but FOi is taking priority because if it fails to c 2008 Page #63
federal expectation , even to taking state control or turning them ove 2008 Page #143
hn was still with me and I started taking observations in my notebook to co 2009 Page #64
of the Dayton Acme Company before taking a position as a Senior Marine Bio 2009 Page #164
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pxchido~tcal reward* —related hi* talc tn hi* tn* nd* . wintr f whom were 2003 Page #132
, but we also have witnesses to it talcing off again, heading to the west. 2008 Page #15
ort, titled "UFO Sighting at Kasba Talda, Morocco" and referencing Moon Dus 2004 Page #6
on the telephone, where a strange tale emerged. Fisk stated he had a docto 2003 Page #36 rty Year Ruling tell an intriguing tale. In the wake of the incident at RAF 2003 Page #74 e Ustor walk* do ovi.aNg 411 lama, Tale Jr. Arc. 17411=7141. Tloir Iri‘rolo 2004 Page #19 cully was selected to initiate the tale. Pranksters in Iowa admitted they m 2004 Page #28 ng story let me just cite one wild tale, and then move on to 1959 when Arth 2004 Page #103 t Project Blue Book told the whole tale of flying saucers, and that there w 2004 Page #141 e and the re-telling of an unusual tale? That's very hard to believe. The v 2004 Page #143 ucer story and every aspect of the tale. They scoff at the tale. They despi 2004 Page #144 ect of the tale. They scoff at the tale. They despise it. They cannot even 2004 Page #144 in this era of spin; a cautionary tale to be a critical thinker, and not b 2004 Page #215 southwest, and weave it into their tale to add an aura of authenticity? Mor 2004 Page #221 dy Woolcott, who had an intriguing tale to tell concerning the Kingman cras 2005 Page #44 ue telling his largely discredited tale because it acted as a convenient sm 2005 Page #133 just some local legend or folklore tale. I was amazed to find how widesprea 2006 Page #91 ficers Shake Heads Over W.Va. Ogre Tale" in part it stated, "Authorities sa 2006 Page #99 , Llandrillo. "It had a long fiery tale which seemed to be motionless for s 2006 Page #119 that Tony Dodd was not related the tale until the mid-1990s effectively mea 2006 Page #128 Piece of Space Junk or Just a Fish Tale?" • United States Coast Guard, inci 2006 Page #194 g from the pages of a Mother Goose tale rather than from a UFO. It led me t 2007 Page #64 a little unhinged. But, the man's tale is shaky because he won't allow his 2008 Page #14 ign the letter. It is an anonymous tale with a hint of physical evidence in 2008 Page #15 ry as a springboard for an amusing tale about stranded aliens who are force 2008 Page #102 y Woolcott , who had an intriguing tale to tell concerning the Kingman cras 2009 Page #51 e stressed that much of Bethurum's tale is, frankly, unbelievable. His enco 2009 Page #54 U.S. Scientist Backs Secret Weapon Tale" The Herald Tribune quotes a 39-yea 2009 Page #160
spent well only if more scientific talent is available . Military UFO resea 2009 Page #21
tonated on the moon. • One of Most Talented Cosmologists in History 156 2004 Page #159 shown in slide I 0. Dr. Pace is a talented physicist from an old Iron Curt 2008 Page #106
in secretive conversations or wild tales. Below is a list of logical candid 2003 Page #34 the Strategic Defense Initiative. Tales of underground alien bases fit nea 2003 Page #149 a cover-up. I hope my presidential tales have added to your knowledge of wh 2003 Page #202 Dallas Morning News were all 'tall tales.' There is no evidence the newspap 2004 Page #31 rs. If only 10% of the people tell tales against instructions and security 2004 Page #125 ever, it's quite possible that the tales Skully heard were a sort of smokes 2004 Page #136 fman. Kaufman had a lot of Roswell tales and false documents to go along wi 2004 Page #137 the aliens. We have all heard the tales about Area 51, Nevada. In a moment 2004 Page #144 Intelligence world to spread such tales in the first place.18 The cases pr 2005 Page #134 nce of what they had seen, even as tales of UFOs and alien encounters multi 2005 Page #154 ments, whether human or aljen. The tales of reverse engineering alien rechn 2005 Page #163 so cites the fact that some of the tales about a crashed UFO having been fo 2006 Page #121 nuine) ever brought forth. No tall tales have been told, no bizarre claims 2006 Page #192 r. Bigelow and I had heard similar tales of mutilations. On my last day of 2006 Page #202 im V. The Evidence of Legend: folk tales from Hawaii, Canadian Indians, Hin 2007 Page #44 s Elite"-concluded that while many tales of abduction at the hands of extra 2008 Page #35
a @tate af affairs la CM— aai ixil—taljr k—ata la aaay lap art art CM— offU 2003 Page #221
assified. ” April 2001, Diane Rehm Talk Show www.majcsticdocuments.com Air 2003 Page #9
ile. It was coincidental that KDKA talk show host Mike Levine had scheduled 2003 Page #53
hen some government men came in to talk with Murphy. She said after they le 2003 Page #67
d Story," I had the opportunity to talk in detail with "Myron" the retired 2003 Page #67
cident, Joel decided that he would talk. On November 13, 2002, I met Joel a 2003 Page #68
the guys working on the base would talk about a few other things that were 2003 Page #142
was not only willing but eager to talk to the witness. Bennewitz had joine 2003 Page #143
nally hanging back and letting him talk privately with Bennewitz. Doty had 2003 Page #145
today is beyond the scope of this talk. This program has been so important 2003 Page #187
ted her father had promised not to talk after making a promise to the presi 2003 Page #191
ers the White House. Listen to him talk about UFOs before he became preside 2003 Page #195
ll on the Diane Rehm Washington DC talk show. Diane Rehm was forced to go t 2003 Page #200
on UFOs. He was on the Diane Rehm talk show announcing that the U.S. had j 2003 Page #202
nk he has appeared on an open-line talk show since. The question I asked hi 2003 Page #202
ve been classified, and I couldn't talk about it. Host question: Is there a 2003 Page #202
reactions. 1 had so little time to talk matters over with him today that, w 2003 Page #230
me that he had always declined to talk to reporters about the crash becaus 2004 Page #29
vative farmer type, he declined to talk about anything he had not personall 2004 Page #30
sed the book after hearing a radio talk show with Robbins and Warren as the 2004 Page #56
President Truman that he would not talk about it, and he wouldn't talk abou 2004 Page #85
not talk about it, and he wouldn't talk about it. In 1992, he was dying and 2004 Page #85
mo, Smith requested a clearance to talk to American officials and scientist 2004 Page #90
esting and I should like to have a talk with Keyhoe sometime at your conven 2004 Page #90
to contribute we would be glad to talk it over, but I can't give you any m 2004 Page #91
d, after 1987 he should be free to talk about it because that would have be 2004 Page #93
t that point James then started to talk. In an interview with the Canadian 2004 Page #93
ith was very sick, he took time to talk with Groves. Groves was interested 2004 Page #94
ct that "This is a subject I don't talk about." He would try to talk around 2004 Page #99
don't talk about." He would try to talk around the questions he was being a 2004 Page #99
me that he could get Dr. Walker to talk. Azadehdel told me that he and a Ge 2004 Page #99
ell the story to Walker to get him talk. Walker asked a number of questions 2004 Page #99
been there, although he would not talk about what was found. Well, we went 2004 Page #100
tary. This leads to Part 2 of this talk which looks at how the government h 2004 Page #105
sh Retrieval Conference OUTLINE OF TALK • Len Stringfield, the man • His pu 2004 Page #107
le, stated that he still could not talk about the case because he was sworn 2004 Page #144
made persona non grata for years. Talk about punishing the messenger becau 2004 Page #146
ght 2004 David P. E. Pace Scope of Talk • Historical Underpinnings of Rocke 2004 Page #152
nbrenner) and say, "Do you want to talk to these guys?" A day later I think 2004 Page #183
talking about and we would like to talk to you." That person was Richard 18 2004 Page #189
to watch for documents that might talk about MJ-12 or documents where MJ-1 2004 Page #191
ion on in 1952 which enabled it to talk through otherwise atrophied vocal c 2004 Page #194
in Texas with prostrate cancer to talk with him directly, because I said e 2004 Page #195
an article called "President's UFO Talk" in which I refer to at least 26 in 2004 Page #196
h the locals, so Doug went over to talk to him and he said he was from the 2004 Page #217
STORY AND MISSION (B) *** ***SAFE TALK NEWSPAPER MEANING OF STORY AND **** 2004 Page #229
NING OF STORY AND ******* (C) SAFE TALK WANTED FOR MEANING OF STORY AND MIS 2004 Page #229
istory. Overview The scope of this talk will cover nine elements. The first 2004 Page #242
nd 1-1 /2 feet wide. 1 was able to talk briefly with someone on the team wh 2005 Page #40
on and Answer period, following my talk, one member of a group of 25 pilots 2005 Page #43
dies angle, he had only "heard the talk." Schmitt stated that the letter to 2005 Page #44
from the government came around to talk to people all over the valley after 2005 Page #69
d in part: "General Watson did not talk personall y to Mr. Moise, 1 am happ 2005 Page #99
se strange events, but they didn't talk to others about it on the advice of 2005 Page #154
s to emerge from the details as we talk to other witnesses. A man named Fre 2005 Page #166
security personnel generaUy do not talk about their experiences in the Blac 2005 Page #167
ourse about UFOs, after hearing me talk. I can think of no subject more imp 2006 Page #13
0,000 questions at lectures and on talk shows and in classes, I have been f 2006 Page #13
the flYIng saucers. Maryland State Talk:men loiited the two old =chines tu' 2006 Page #45
he government's thinking and 2) to talk to the NHI itself ("exclusive inter 2006 Page #58
ecome a staple of the tabloids and talk shows (the alien as Britney Spears) 2006 Page #60
als to "forget what you saw, don't talk about it." - The crash sites were s 2006 Page #72
would be very receptive to me and talk about the story. I was dead wrong. 2006 Page #91
ppeared on a nationwide television talk show in New York called 'We the Peo 2006 Page #91
ffee shops. Still, they would only talk briefly with me about the incident 2006 Page #92
tting on their nerves. When we did talk, many scoffed at the "monster" stor 2006 Page #92
countless times I heard, "we don't talk about the monster 'round here no mo 2006 Page #92
hy were the locals so reluctant to talk with me, especially the elders who 2006 Page #92
ould call Mrs. May and Freddie and talk with them and ask them questions. I 2006 Page #94
colleague Nick Redfern in the next talk. Leaked classified documents descri 2006 Page #103
a Moulton Howe who is presenting a talk at this conference. I shall not try 2006 Page #115
Unconvention Conference; I gave a talk on crashed UFO incidents and mentio 2006 Page #125
en we asked her again she wouldn't talk about it anymore. Although we did k 2006 Page #129
appear. Now, when I finally got to talk to Dennis again, he told me the loc 2006 Page #146
go that fast. DID ANYBODY AT NORAD TALK WITH YOU ALL ABOUT WHAT THEY MIGHT 2006 Page #148
up after that. They didn't want to talk about it and they told us that we w 2006 Page #148
old us that we weren't supposed to talk to the press or anything about it. 2006 Page #148
arances and we weren't allowed (to talk) because of the sensitivity, I gues 2006 Page #148
se of the sensitivity, I guess, to talk about it." Bill: "Whatever it was — 2006 Page #148
till alive, but would not agree to talk with me. Even on August 20th, Paul 2006 Page #151
lier this year, he contacted me to talk on the record because he strongly f 2006 Page #156
intelligence work, but he did not talk about what had happened in Okinawa. 2006 Page #160
defense purposes and he could not talk again. Before be hung up, I asked w 2006 Page #167
d to meet there. Before ending the talk, be wondered about the purpose of m 2006 Page #167
there. Later he was told never to talk about the incident and he signed a 2006 Page #176
ith someone who still knows how to talk to people, turn pages, and twist kn 2006 Page #181
irst people were very reluctant to talk but we assured them that we were no 2006 Page #198
we would have a place to meet and talk. Ted was initially suspicious of my 2006 Page #201
keep it behind your chair while we talk." So, he carefully placed it behind 2006 Page #204
time he came by he didn't want to talk about his ideas but said he was off 2006 Page #206
level news organizations. In th.is talk, Terry Hansen, author of The 1\l.li 2007 Page #7
I've divided my talk today into the following major topi 2007 Page #9
s was done, they were forbidden to talk co the media about it under the Esp 2007 Page #19
ln a previous talk, Ryan \\food presented some news cL 2007 Page #25
han many people trunk. I'd Like to talk about another interesting method us 2007 Page #25
1 would like to wrap up my talk by reflecting on the prospects of a 2007 Page #38
I was on. :M\XI: Arte you able to talk about some of trus ... is it going 2007 Page #88
partment or police department ever talk about what happened after the event 2007 Page #122
When he came home he always would talk about the events of the day, to all 2007 Page #123
ather, at least in Wyoming. DeBow: Talk about his composure after this even 2007 Page #123
xplain it. He was aloof. He didn't talk a whole lot. He would watch TV and 2007 Page #123
ht out of the middle. DeBow: Let's talk about how after the fire you said y 2007 Page #123
at, 1 was just a kid. DeBow: Let's talk a little bit about the black-out: t 2007 Page #124
ame into town. DeBow: Go ahead and talk about the media blackout. Joe: It a 2007 Page #124
trange and someone told him not to talk about it? Joe: l don't th.ink he sa 2007 Page #125
udden this one-they didn't want to talk about anything about the fire. Noth 2007 Page #125
ueer, Lou. They're not supposed to talk to anyone outside of intelligence . 2007 Page #133
ywood's elite and was becoming the talk of the town again. Rothberg indicat 2007 Page #135
ons in the United States. There is talk of incimidaci on by Men in Black-st 2007 Page #138
r mentioned it. Mom: And we didn't talk that much about it even with family 2007 Page #172
ll family, but. Paul: It's hard to talk about something like that. You don' 2007 Page #172
re there were dozens of witnesses, talk of the craft interacting with the e 2008 Page #10
e that several men had come out to talk to him about the sighting. This was 2008 Page #12
was a classified event and not to talk to anyone about it. They were told 2008 Page #14
e else who was there is willing to talk about it now. Without additional co 2008 Page #15
urity restrictions; they would not talk about the Westport Crash, at least 2008 Page #44
ry Lake told his boss he could not talk about the Crash because "he was tol 2008 Page #46
and then, interestingly , wouldn't talk about ever again. A week later on M 2008 Page #52
m, "You 'l/ read about it. I can't talk about it. ft 's really something." 2008 Page #53
? B: I don't know. I don't want to talk about it. 79 2008 Page #85
come to your mind. That light will talk back to you and tell me what it say 2008 Page #89
t doesn't make any difference if I talk about the story. It's too unbelieva 2008 Page #93
rs later, modem quantum physicists talk about parallel universes , other di 2008 Page #95
ll not deal with the issue in this talk except to note that there are numer 2008 Page #105
first two paragraphs for the U.N. talk call for a strong international org 2008 Page #107
14,000 words t.,...e-rc,er 2003 ti Talk to the United Nations As I see it, 2008 Page #117
$1000.00 a day, and has refused to talk to the press ever since. One indica 2008 Page #142
T'S A BUILDING AND BUILDINGS DON'T TALK. PEOPLE IN THE PENTAGON SAY THINGS 2008 Page #147
one has not been written since. My talk at this conference will review the 2009 Page #30
and 1-1/2 feet wide. I was able to talk briefly with someone on the team wh 2009 Page #49
reported that: "British Refuse To Talk About Secret Weapon" British goven1 2009 Page #159
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l Jenkins who hosted the Open Mind talk-radio show a few years ago, there w 2005 Page #173
tional security, it is never to be talked about again.' My grandfather was 2003 Page #30 trouble with the government if he talked about what he knew. Once the news 2003 Page #68 e had sat down with some of us and talked about the incident. I am currentl 2003 Page #97 newitz on at least four occasions, talked to him many times and reported on 2003 Page #147 acquainted with Jim McDonald, who talked me i Committee. I Friedman had of 2003 Page #169 president to see. Further Diamond talked about how Mrs. Clinton and her st 2003 Page #200 second appearance on the show Lake talked about Roswell. He made the claim 2003 Page #200 w a blank. Additionally, DATT/AIRA talked this date with the Commander of t 2004 Page #9 a hoax," she said flatly. "I have talked to people who were alive then. Th 2004 Page #28 ely gone after flying discs when I talked with UFO crash retrieval research 2004 Page #65 Behind the Flying Saucers. Scully talked about the early detection of an a 2004 Page #70 4, 1997 Before he died, Col. Corso talked to me in private about the many c 2004 Page #78 y will show no record that he ever talked to, corresponded with, or met wit 2004 Page #84 se record of ever having met with, talked, or corresponded with President T 2004 Page #85 w Strange Days Indeed, James first talked about all the UFO hardware that h 2004 Page #93 hat she recalled Wilbert Smith had talked about a special room that was in 2004 Page #94 ew with the same researcher, Smith talked again about hardware and about th 2004 Page #95 will show that it was Johnson who talked Kennedy into going to the moon. K 2004 Page #177 Lewinski investigation. • Clinton talked more about UFOs than any other pr 2004 Page #196 intained as long as I've known and talked with him that he has no recollect 2004 Page #234 n about the case. At that time, he talked to another physician who refused 2005 Page #36 ve on DRES porch 62 In 1991, Steve talked with a former USAF Captain named 2005 Page #64 the Kingman, Arizona crash. Miller talked about the DRES facility that he t 2005 Page #65 Reich's decision. Incredibly, Hays talked his client out of pressing the ac 2005 Page #93 s, intent and looked at me while I talked. He was the only one who did. His 2005 Page #98 the two actually met, and possibly talked that day, or whether their 97 2005 Page #99 home when he was between 10-11 and talked to Sherman about how great life w 2006 Page #22 e by a Major Roberts who regularly talked to him between the ages of 10-11 2006 Page #22 hen only in general terms. Those I talked to could not recall the exact dat 2006 Page #85 of my data and photographs and we talked for hours. I also told him about 2006 Page #89 anation was a lie. Bill and Dennis talked with me because they know the tru 2006 Page #144 It was something that no one I've talked to has ever seen. It took incredi 2006 Page #149 s was in books or had already been talked about. I was literally blown away 2006 Page #161 th mutual colleagues. After we had talked for a while he opened up and talk 2006 Page #202 alked for a while he opened up and talked very frankly about the UFO sighti 2006 Page #202 he said "You told me when we last talked." I denied this and said that he 2006 Page #205 . The mysterious caller and I also talked about Hoagland's Area 2000 interv 2006 Page #205 ~=~~-::-:.": ~~-:.=.:-~ I al.ready talked about the role of the wire servic 2007 Page #27 I did and the police force. I was talked out of that by my parents who col 2007 Page #81 was very worried about her and we talked about the problems Mt1rilyn was h 2007 Page #136 hen Pataki was recendy asked if he talked to Dorothy Kilgallen or Howard Ro 2007 Page #136 w a blank. Additionally, DATT/AIRA talked this date with the Commander of t 2007 Page #142 . K researcher, Tony Dodd, said he talked to a retired m.ilitary man assign 2007 Page #149 t's really all I remember. Then we talked a couple of minutes about whether 2007 Page #167 YOUNG ADULTS THEN. HJ\ VE YOU EVER TALKED ABOUT THJS \'(/JTH OTHER PEOPLE T 2007 Page #172 SIONS While in Coyame, the authors talked many area residents who have witn 2007 Page #191 oke up its trail across the sky. I talked to Maggio a number of years ago a 2008 Page #8 ll were looking up into the sky. I talked to others in the area who told me 2008 Page #12 ed on radar near Las Vegas. l have talked to a man who wishes to remain ano 2008 Page #14 ed one of the SEALS winked when he talked to him. His impression was they k 2008 Page #44 was not the only area resident who talked about unusual military helicopter 2008 Page #52 cussing chis with the President. I talked co Gordon, and he agreed. VIJ 108 2008 Page #114 r 26, 1980. SLIDE# 7 Jim Penniston talked to me in a September 2009 intervi 2009 Page #61 mander Lt. Fred Buran. Later, both talked to Deputy Base Commander Charles 2009 Page #68 Adrian didn't tell me, but when I talked to Adrian on the phone a few year 2009 Page #80 n after Christmas when some aim1en talked about other men chased by a UFO o 2009 Page #81 And he said, 'OK.' We never really talked about it again after that. We nev 2009 Page #85 entioned that the last time we had talked; she did not want to tell me why 2009 Page #88 itled UFOs in Voronezh, where they talked about the investigation the group 2009 Page #137
uro-ical eno-ineer '\ alter'\'. \'(talker and bY metalJuroist Robert \'/.Jo 2007 Page #195
dar...These Buck Rogers things I'm talking about are not so Buck Rogerish a 2003 Page #16
this case for about two years and talking with Charlette Mann on numerous 2003 Page #38
erest. Reporter John Murphy, after talking with the state police fire marsh 2003 Page #59
my associates and another man were talking about that case. The man who was 2003 Page #63
ly spoke up and asked if they were talking about the UFO incident near Keck 2003 Page #63
that they had no idea what he was talking about when he tried to broach th 2003 Page #144
They flew him out of Kirtland and, talking over the noise of the engine thr 2003 Page #150
my time is limited and others are talking about this document I will not d 2003 Page #191
n himself had witnessed Eisenhower talking about UFOs while at Camp David. 2003 Page #192
my face. I had no idea what he was talking about. You said very generously 2003 Page #201
and warned of the consequences of talking to the press. So far, se^-ecy se 2003 Page #235
the elder Stephens had no trouble talking about the crash. "During the yea 2004 Page #30
were in Dave Kendrick's Chevy II, talking about girls, when Norm noticed s 2004 Page #36
et through to him what the man was talking about. He was saying that he was 2004 Page #43
aback, Chris asked him what he was talking about. His friend replied that h 2004 Page #44
at he overheard some of the divers talking, during supper one night, about 2004 Page #44
ight. Rumors? Bullshit. No one was talking. ... But it was not from Earth. 2004 Page #50
or a year, all of them. Now, we're talking tremendous amounts of space, und 2004 Page #52
ts between Dover and Calais, we're talking three tunnels of a similar size. 2004 Page #53
red, years ago. You know where I'm talking about, and if you look, down a l 2004 Page #53
le. He did however hear scientists talking about what they had learned from 2004 Page #92
ed. The crash. That's what we were talking about. We were going to have a m 2004 Page #92
ed with the piece, as he was still talking to Dr. James McDonald about it i 2004 Page #102
switched from automatic writing to talking and things started to happen. AF 2004 Page #104
thur Lundahl. The story of the CIA talking to an alien never became public 2004 Page #105
"Like — what the hell are you guys talking about?" The man at Norton respon 2004 Page #182
ed the story of aliens landing and talking to base officials at Holloman. H 2004 Page #183
think you really know what you are talking about and we would like to talk 2004 Page #189
ien. This sounds like what you are talking about, although it never came ab 2004 Page #196
ting research avenue. They are not talking about the Freedom of Information 2004 Page #253
"all the nonsense" people had been talking about the rumors of the military 2005 Page #33
is family watched the evening news talking about the Varginha ET, Marco sai 2005 Page #33
lace immecliately and refrain from talking about the incident. Souza's test 2005 Page #37
"I saw d1e creature [d1at] you're talking about. It was real and "I would 2005 Page #40
nd had said that various MPs began talking about something "being down," an 2005 Page #44
an, that asks some big questions. "Talking to the locals, they know somethi 2005 Page #68
light, you know? 1 do remember him talking about it as a little kid when he 2005 Page #69
to keep the local population from talking about it. The logistics are doab 2005 Page #71
know that if the network and cable talking heads are not addressing a subje 2005 Page #119
ot ex.ist. One person who has been talking about it for several ~ears now i 2005 Page #119
and warned of the consequences of talking to the press."10 The report conc 2005 Page #126
X imesses will be discouraged from talking about what they have seen, and i 2005 Page #129
een Mars and Jupiter. We have been talking about doing this. Obviously war 2006 Page #7
ng I saw in the mountains and kept talking with Colin Andrews. Simultaneous 2006 Page #89
woods welcome sign, I had hopes of talking to some of the locals about the 2006 Page #91
ss drawing of the "monster." After talking with Freddie, it became clear to 2006 Page #93
nimal or human malevolence. We are talking about either "our own" helicopte 2006 Page #115
circumstances; and (b) who are now talking about it. l'm pretty sure that t 2006 Page #123
oes exist — he'd be far better off talking to people. But Tony said that th 2006 Page #124
ertain that it's [Prescott] who is talking, but they're hinting darkly of t 2006 Page #124
o the top of the mountains, you're talking perhaps a mile and a quarter awa 2006 Page #127
ne called him Mick. One day we got talking and got on to the subject of UFO 2006 Page #127
, Editor Earthfiles.com WOR,AD was talking back and forth to us and they we 2006 Page #139
in, he told me the local radio was talking about people who were seeing the 2006 Page #146
e thing we were seeing and we were talking to them. At that one point, the 2006 Page #146
g confidential. Dennis: "NORAD was talking back and forth to us and they we 2006 Page #147
nt down south over Key West, I was talking to Bill while he was tracking an 2006 Page #148
h, Paul was at first nervous about talking on the phone. But his desire to 2006 Page #151
ect of E.T.s came up. We were just talking and even though I had been — I h 2006 Page #161
d, 'Sit down. I heard you did some talking today.' 158 2006 Page #161
and on up to present day... YOU'RE TALKING ABOUT THE 1940S TO THE 1990S? Ye 2006 Page #162
his laconic voice: 'When I finish talking to you, you cannot reach me agai 2006 Page #167
The Bigelow Foundtion and by talking with mutual colleagues. After we 2006 Page #202
him, and son ■ One call and I was talking to him ■ Pat confirmed it was hi 2007 Page #43
Fujitsu Corporati on's 'Life Book Talking Tablet' PCs are seen floating in 2007 Page #70
he court would like having someone talking about UFOs at an extradition hea 2007 Page #91
nervously, smoking cigarettes nnd talking with each other O\'et a network 2007 Page #145
and side arms. The man who did the talking wore a cap while the others wore 2008 Page #45
is 50,000 nanoteslas . So you 're talking about orders of ten magnitudes g 2008 Page #76
iggle a little. That's what we are talking about. SO COBRA MIST, FOR EXAMPL 2008 Page #76
to even make a 5% effect and we're talking about I million amperes at I 00, 2008 Page #77
1988 Hypnosis Excerpt B: OK, we're talking real clearly with them (base Shi 2008 Page #86
Gulf Breeze -Crmcisms ■ Presidents Talking UFOs ■ The End of _;\PRO ■ Stran 2008 Page #165
mparable. But, in all cases we are talking about war and survival. The Napo 2009 Page #19
"I saw the creature [that] you 're talking about. It was real and I would g 2009 Page #49
nd had said that various MPs began talking about something "being down," an 2009 Page #51
I am saying is true. He remembers talking to me on the radio, he remembers 2009 Page #80
nvestigation of my 24-year career. Talking to June, listening to her accoun 2009 Page #88
out the Crash because everyone was talkjng about it. Tuffy Miller told him, 2008 Page #53
ll, from the Tim Cooper documents, talks about a "captured disk in Louisian 2003 Page #25 and absolute top secrecy. Slide 15 talks to the "current situation" of Apri 2003 Page #173 the lid on the thing! Oh sure, he talks about what he saw but what about t 2004 Page #49 e afraid to he around him. Lundahl Talks to an Alien In 1959 Lt. Commander 2004 Page #103 es speculated about this • SOM1-01 talks about "captured" craft and says wr 2004 Page #128 ng earth, and that he was privy to talks between Disney Studios and authori 2004 Page #147 followed by some more briefing and talks by National Security people, and b 2004 Page #189 t to professional societies. • His talks emphasized the need for a serious 2004 Page #209 ng the letters MJ in the line that talks about Project Majestic and Project 2008 Page #109
EEN, SOME OF THE NEWS AGENCIES ARE TALKTNG ABOUT UFO's. EGAL NO, NO. NO, NO 2004 Page #24
picture I saw, he was about 4 feet tall, appeared to have no bone structure 2003 Page #23 n, who appeared to be about 4 feet tall. They had him under the armpits wit 2003 Page #35 o be approximately 4 1/z to 5 feet tall, and would weigh about 80 pounds. T 2003 Page #68 ave a slight build about five feet tall, with grayish-pink skin color. They 2003 Page #236 to alien bodies at Wright-Pat;4 ft tall, skin smooth and gray: head large 2 2004 Page #112 sample, shown two alien corpses." Tall, mutilated, long blond hair, Asiati 2004 Page #116 employment at WPAFB. "Gray, 4 feet tall, iguana skin" • 3. Report 76, Geria 2004 Page #116 ed by crane. 3 dead aliens, 5 feet tall. "Interior larger than exterior." • 2004 Page #116 meters in diameter by three meters tall Kalinino, Volgograd region • Two de 2004 Page #173 and "I would guess about four feet tall." He stated that the body was dark 2005 Page #40 of the craft. le was about 4 feet tall, dark brown complex.ion and had 2 e 2005 Page #41 e humanoids appearing to be 4 feet tall, were lying unshrouded [sic] on a f 2005 Page #43 large heads, and were about 3 feet tall. 2. \X'ord of a 1948 UFO crash from 2005 Page #78 ditions. They were about four feet tall. The man had been told there was a 2005 Page #79 d over most of us will jump out of tall buildings in fright; but certainly 2005 Page #85 sh. 1t was humanoid , about 4 feet tall, with brown skin and wearing a silv 2005 Page #169 its were building a whole array of tall(more than 200') towers with cross p 2006 Page #11 ight-Patterson AFB in 1966. 4 feet tall. old therewere ao backless' the bas 2006 Page #26 a- ordinary. They were three -feet tall. When Meyers called ou*. to them, t 2006 Page #44 At that instant, a nearly 12 foot tall metal figure revealed its presence 2006 Page #90 like a mechanical man. Was 10 feet tall, four feet wide. Had a blood red fa 2006 Page #98 ews" that read, "The Thing 10-Feet Tall, Terrifies Party of 7." This UP art 2006 Page #99 ave a slight build about five feet tall with grayish-pink skin color. They 2006 Page #104 bodies were about five to six feet tall, humanoid in shape, but so thin the 2006 Page #123 n black — about three to four foot tall. She thought, because she'd seen th 2006 Page #129 Cedar Breaks Radar, up on top of a tall mountain. Slide 26: WIDE of Steep H 2006 Page #152 or genuine) ever brought forth. No tall tales have been told, no bizarre cl 2006 Page #192 would appear that the rail was coo tall co fit through the hangar opening. 2007 Page #115 mall men -probably under four feet tall. It's frightening, but there is no 2007 Page #136 s [emerged] estimated to be 1-1.2m tall ... after a few moments a fourth be 2007 Page #152 te of Chihuahua , characterized by tall, rugged mountains and vast stretche 2007 Page #185 e small, "approximately l ½ metres tall, wore what appeared to be nylon-coa 2008 Page #94 lligence Program . It would seem a tall order to defend the authenticity of 2009 Page #13 and I would guess about four feet tall." Its body was dark brown in color; 2009 Page #49 of the craft. It was about 4 feet tall, dark brown complexion and had 2 ey 2009 Page #49 Kingman site: "It was about 4 feet tall, dark brown complexion and had 2 ey 2009 Page #55 SLIDE# 10 approximately 6.5 feet tall. Occasionally you would get some mo 2009 Page #65 ed as bluish green and about 4 ft. tall. They were not human. Later that sa 2009 Page #90 observed in the hatchway was very tall, in excess of ten feet tall by all 2009 Page #135 s very tall, in excess of ten feet tall by all accounts. It wore a silvery 2009 Page #135 who remained motionles s until the tall one looked away. It then climbed ba 2009 Page #136
room coffee table), but square and taller. On that table, he had this file 2006 Page #157 rly October 2007, we could see the taller, pointed peak in the background o 2007 Page #161 eet high. The disc was quite a bit taller than the men, but not enormously 2007 Page #170 e ground. It clisappeared when the taller 129 2009 Page #135
les described the NIDS report. The tallest three bars represent the ear, re 2006 Page #118
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nts and the Hard Evidence (Part 1) Tames: 1 got to handle a few of them. On 2004 Page #94 time the photographs and glorious tames of dime people will be widely know 2004 Page #164
mint* la Hol am with Jaarlssw dip Tamils aa* cO&tsy ®£SX b1m1s la the arm. 2003 Page #223
gh to remember, actually only two, Tammy and Teresa, Leanne was still just 2007 Page #123
nt GeneraJ's Office at MacDiU AFB (Tampa Florida) proposed a front cover, a 2007 Page #94 ver-fly, Jack bought a copy of the Tampa Tribune morning edition (which car 2007 Page #110
ms ■ Superior medical techniques ■ Tampering with earth environment and foo 2005 Page #9 military and civilian population ■ Tampering with human and animal genetics 2005 Page #9
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etermine the elements present. The tan material contains a clay, calcium (c 2003 Page #50 deeirae ywn te praeaad ala Takye* Tan will take with yen enah aapexta, adw 2003 Page #226 paratus may be used as an electric tan, vhen the exciting voltage applied t 2006 Page #35
while the 70' craft was a two seat tandem model. Jack also recalled that on 2007 Page #100
bstantiating the Rumors • Is there tangible evidence to demonstrate exotic 2006 Page #30
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Academy during ‘41-’46 □ WWI Army Tank CorpsPolice Chief Marshall F. Morto 2003 Page #32 d, wrecking the windmill and water tank and destroying the judge's flower g 2004 Page #26 barring that perhaps from the fuel tank of a fishing boat that might have b 2004 Page #40 held at Pentagon, pickled in glass tank 108 2004 Page #111 ght TWA 800 was shot down, not gas tank overheat (July 1996) • JFK Jr. was 2004 Page #131 ith atomic cloud samples. Railroad tank car was flattened and blown quarter 2005 Page #49 e Captain was that a special water tank was being brought in for maintenanc 2005 Page #164 rustees of the public policy think tank, the Brookings Institution. The lns 2007 Page #76 up and loading of the vessel on a tank trailer used to haul Sherman tanks. 2009 Page #53
h the Enemy, in 1944, Standard Oil tankers were still refueling German U-Bo 2008 Page #128
or gasoline leaking from the fuel tanks of a submerged aircraft, or barrin 2004 Page #40 r even the smell of it and if fuel tanks had broken open or not on an airpl 2004 Page #40 ool. Military light-ails had their tanks topped off and were hooked up to t 2004 Page #47 und is what I think is false water tanks, 'cause we tried to release the wa 2004 Page #51 ters/Woodbridge UFO Incident those tanks would actually virtually lift out 2004 Page #52 fire and it's near one of the drip tanks the company owned.' They went out 2004 Page #72 ildings backed by new heating fuel tanks. SLIDE# 23 Two large air ventilati 2005 Page #58 e company which built the external tanks for the NASA space shuttle. 61 2005 Page #63 ) ·, very boyish 1 guess, guns and tanks. i\t[\XI: Did you ever consider jo 2007 Page #81 e for this attack, Hitler sent his tanks into Poland, then the Low Countrie 2008 Page #128 y: If the wave of more than 20,000 tanks, hundreds of divisions , tens of t 2008 Page #130 ehicles and to small but effective tanks. An ingenious new man-made UFO-typ 2009 Page #22 tank trailer used to haul Sherman tanks. While these preparations were bei 2009 Page #53
liams to an F-16 on the Bentwaters tannac the AM of December 30th. He had t 2008 Page #88
ons, the story does not end there. Tantalizing information suggests that th 2004 Page #9 Ramsey's curiosity was provoked by tantalizing details in the Bill Steinman 2004 Page #70 ply mistaken . Some, however, give tantalizing hints-part of the larger pat 2005 Page #121 ea, bent on further unraveling the tantalizing mystery of the UFO crash in 2007 Page #188 the forest was John Burroughs. The tantalizing rumor on base after December 2009 Page #76
ent Projects division) contained a tantalizingly brief description of the i 2006 Page #79 and reportedly uncovered what was tantalizingly described as an "extraterr 2008 Page #102
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Arizona in 1958, and the other at Taos, New Mexico in 1961-several members 2008 Page #37
n4 other plans Itoti are bring arm tap, rue:tint Which he as that he is iwa 2004 Page #20
ct Beta recording on huge reels of tape. Paul decided it was time to go ove 2003 Page #145 tagged, wrapped, sealed with Kraft tape, marked MAJIC —12, fiberboard box a 2003 Page #175 world. The identification of Kraft tape as a shipping tape is right for the 2003 Page #176 cation of Kraft tape as a shipping tape is right for the 1954 period. This 2003 Page #176 is right for the 1954 period. This tape is now not widely known, having bee 2003 Page #176 rently replaced by the use of duct tape that requires no moisture. It empha 2003 Page #176 ollow security, cut wires, screws, tape, lift, cut tape, cut barrier, envel 2003 Page #177 cut wires, screws, tape, lift, cut tape, cut barrier, envelope, inner carto 2003 Page #177 r ” is now “screwdriver ” □ “Kraft tape” is not popular now □ kraft is not 2003 Page #180 for both meanings. Finally, Kraft tape was popularly on sale in the early 2003 Page #181 argely replaced by duct or plastic tape. Furthermore, the word "kraft" is n 2003 Page #181 rather much ado about some Scotch tape and crash dummies. Charles Moore, h 2004 Page #133 med that they used a lot of sticky tape for the Mogul balloon arrays that t 2004 Page #133 co, and that they acquired surplus tape from a to company. The toy tape jus 2004 Page #133 us tape from a to company. The toy tape just happened to have strange desig 2004 Page #133 thought the designs on the sticky tape might be part of some space alien's 2004 Page #133 han a case of misidentified Scotch tape? Before we share Charles Moore's co 2004 Page #133 "Some of the pieces had a sort of tape stuck to them, but even though the 2004 Page #137 even though the stuff looked like tape, it could not be peeled off or remo 2004 Page #137 correct, and there were designs on tape, that certainly doesn't sound like 2004 Page #138 s were held together by an unusual tape that had pinkish-purple flowery des 2004 Page #138 been unable to produce any of this tape as an example, nor has he or anyone 2004 Page #138 d any photographs that display the tape. He explained that the tape was pro 2004 Page #138 ay the tape. He explained that the tape was provided by a toy company, and 2004 Page #138 of Project Mogul and its notorious tape show the tape to be quite wide — pe 2004 Page #138 ul and its notorious tape show the tape to be quite wide — perhaps an inch 2004 Page #138 been the first person to mention "tape" as part of the debris in a 1980 in 2004 Page #138 arted remembering things, like the tape from the toy factory. And suddenly 2004 Page #139 e it had nothing to do with Scotch tape from a toy factory. An FBI memo rel 2004 Page #142 o show them balsa wood sticks with tape from a toy factory? It's harder sti 2004 Page #142 ts about flowery designs on Scotch tape from a toy factory and crash dummie 2004 Page #148 18 minutes on the Watergate audio tape. The missing letter did however see 2004 Page #185 ly, because I said even if I could tape record him, this is too valuable. T 2004 Page #195 driver" being two words and "Kraft tape" being called for 15 See Appendix f 2005 Page #129 re nee instead of the modern "duct tape". The l.ist of authenticity points 2005 Page #130 w York. Maloney has informed us on tape that, in the 1970s, while dining wi 2005 Page #149 up with him and interviewed him on tape for the first time in many years. I 2005 Page #150 He got really angry. He wanted to tape record me. He started making threat 2006 Page #161 n anonymous , who told me on audio tape, that he had been traveling through 2008 Page #14 rles Halt was in the forest with a tape recorder, lightalls and other equip 2008 Page #84 alt goes, 'I've got all of this on tape recording.' He shows me the tape re 2008 Page #89 n tape recording.' He shows me the tape recorder. And he has a radio with h 2008 Page #89 ched us and you can hear it on the tape. Stopped overhead and sent a beam d 2009 Page #72 LIDE# 15 General Williams took the tape to Ramstein , Germany -USAF and NAT 2009 Page #73 ain Verano came forward and said a tape was sent over to Germany and I beli 2009 Page #78 and I believe that was the actual tape of the radio traffic that night. If 2009 Page #78 radio traffic that night. If that tape was ever to be released -and I stil 2009 Page #78 is case completely wide open. That tape did not get destroyed. What took pl 2009 Page #78 of the Weapons Storage Area -that tape was listened to. I've also been tol 2009 Page #78 there, so my best bet is that the tape is sitting at the National 2009 Page #78 oing on over the base. Col. Halt's tape showed that something very strange 2009 Page #79
e of work in London. \Y/e have two tape-recorded interviews with Salas, and 2005 Page #148
me with written statements and/or taped interviews. 52 2003 Page #56 ier General himself, declared in a taped interview that they had faked the 2004 Page #142 years ago. Zechel still has audio taped interviews and video interviews ma 2006 Page #177 studies had patients listening to taped reassurance messages from their ph 2006 Page #206
ing" that ran from the canopy, and tapered back towards the trailing edge o 2007 Page #99
confiscated some of his interview tapes for the broadcast. Another witness 2003 Page #67 letter and sent him our film, plus tapes of witness testimony and the book 2004 Page #140 Aerial Craft and Entities ship all tapes and data to NSA and to list the Cu 2006 Page #144
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possibility that Todd's phone was tapped arose, too. Indeed, at one point, 2008 Page #30
e was any indication that Paul was tapping into any of Sandia or Phillips L 2003 Page #146 swung into action, and the frantic tapping of typewriters resonated around 2007 Page #137
oads and cow paths outnumbered the tar roads. Several people lived off of t 2006 Page #92 •Tl"bl' •ctlr•\..ed • t.o con.duel tar..::T J C. Burned Memo Conclusions ■O 2008 Page #122
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ed after American forces landed on Tarawa Island in the Pacific. He turned 2009 Page #160 ed after American forces landed in Tarawa Island in the Pacific" and turned 2009 Page #170 Substantially true. The Battle of Tarawa was from November 21 -23, 1943. M 2009 Page #170
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al 37 15 44.1 Long 89 36 00.0 This target area was visited in August 2000 w 2003 Page #37 angled beam, the returns from the target are quite precise in time (and th 2003 Page #183 drew Kissner says it was: "A radar target that instantaneously appeared nex 2004 Page #64 urface-to-air missile's mysterious target, possibly crippled by the explosi 2004 Page #67 t of a weather balloon and a radar target. General Ramey was holding in his 2004 Page #141 s a balloon with a hexagonal radar target, but that telephonic communicatio 2004 Page #142 Viewer — Joe McMoneagle • 26 blind target coded envelopes • Some with obitu 2004 Page #199 feedback • Key questions • Was the target murdered (Y/N) • Why murdered • H 2004 Page #199 materials used in the ML307 Radar target, which the USAF claimed the debri 2004 Page #233 resolved by reference to the ML307 target. In one of Neil and Andrew's many 2004 Page #233 disc" as nothing more than a radar target and put the final touches to the 2004 Page #238 fetime Dr. \v'ilhelm Reich was the target of attacks from both the right an 2005 Page #87 once. It was designed to overfly a target, take pictures, fly to a pre-prog 2006 Page #77 if necessary, at a perceived enemy target. 139 2006 Page #142 and any radar operator can watch a target move between sweeps and have a pr 2006 Page #147 es back, you can actually hear the target. It's a little bit distorted, but 2006 Page #147 r is that the Doppler stays on the target. In other words, the target is no 2006 Page #147 on the target. In other words, the target is not being swept. This radar st 2006 Page #147 ept. This radar stays right on the target. The other thing about the Dopple 2006 Page #147 ir Force statement, says the radar target was from a single C-47 (capable o 2006 Page #169 ects nothing in the area where the target was located just the day before. 2006 Page #188 over the years. Children were the target audience of this marketing campai 2007 Page #62 here was much chance of us being a target, which when I trunk about now is 2007 Page #83 9 And Oak Ridge continued to be a target for the mysterious intruders. An 2008 Page #28 ces for intelligence gathering and target selection is not far off. The mil 2008 Page #114 , or more precisely, classify his target? At present, we can breathe a lit 2008 Page #114 launch rockets at any terrestrial target within the satellite's trajectory 2009 Page #17 ouncil. When dealing with a moving target, research can get complicated, es 2009 Page #154
he Federal Drug Admirustration had targeted hjm as a merucal fraud. This, t 2005 Page #87 nference of its type, specifically targeted at mental health professionals 2006 Page #198
g members ; Front organizations ,. Targeting of selected influential groups 2007 Page #20 ng members r Front organizations , Targeting of selected influential groups 2007 Page #21 ding the event that you are really targeting with the investigation . This 2008 Page #58 Chinese territory because of poor targeting systems. Worst of all, prepara 2009 Page #22
ided by television that find their targets by radar...These Buck Rogers thi 2003 Page #16 tion "A", all indicated that these targets had. periodically remained stati 2003 Page #233 ad, was fired at one or more radar targets hovering to the southwest of WSP 2004 Page #67 on one or more unidentified radar targets. Another mysterious and importan 2004 Page #68 interrogate and detain any and all targets." Tab G is a directive regarding 2004 Page #253 ser cutting tools, anesthetize the targets with accurate darts, pick them u 2006 Page #116 e air defense against a variety of targets, including jet and rotary wing a 2006 Page #143 defense locales about unidentified targets — bogies — off the coast of Flor 2006 Page #144 d around the dial and you see your targets. I brought up my screen for my p 2006 Page #145 could see Miami! (laughs) And the targets were clear. There were three or 2006 Page #145 re clear. There were three or four targets and they were east of Miami. Jus 2006 Page #145 launched F-104s after unidentified targets under orders by NORAD in Cheyenn 2006 Page #145 racked. So, it could NOT have been targets that NORAD was putting up. The t 2006 Page #148 objects were real, unidentifiable targets or objects, presumably aircraft, 2006 Page #172 lying over Alaska caused the radar targets? Why did Undersecretary Lovett t 2006 Page #173 pheric conditions caused the radar targets? Why did the Air Force tell the 2006 Page #173 dersecretary of Defense what these targets really were? Or were these peopl 2006 Page #173 her explanation: perhaps the radar targets were objects that can fly at hig 2006 Page #173 o detect radar signals from moving targets at ranges as great as 2000 nauti 2008 Page #73 odd, unexplained noise that made "targets" appear in all filters, even whe 2008 Page #73 ters, even when there were no real targets. For example, the COBRA MlST rad 2008 Page #73 interrogate and detain any and all targets," as noted on slide 45. One coul 2008 Page #111 is supposed to destroy space borne targets, including UFO nuclear weapons b 2009 Page #22
which has already been brought to Tarija. There is interest in determining 2004 Page #8 at the object had "been brought to Tarija." In contrast, the Bolivian Army 2004 Page #9 which has alread~ been brought to Tarija. There is interest in determining 2007 Page #142 at the object had "been brought to Tarija." In contrast, the Bolivian Army 2007 Page #142 crashes in South America (the 1978 Tarija case in Bolivia and the 1996 Varg 2007 Page #201
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nder) to an F-16 on the Bentwaters tarmac the AM of the 30'h. He had two ca 2004 Page #50 aped craft hovering just above the tarmac. A vision of the future? The text 2007 Page #70 rcraft in formation flight, on the tarmac, and was shown portions of motion 2007 Page #95 liams to an F-16 on the Bentwaters tarmac the AM of December 30th. He had t 2009 Page #60
dattes *wadi mope. reterr elestric tarn ' The haw Some — mope end — oIl to 2006 Page #35
tly he felt such connections might tarnish his image. In 1946, Hoover side- 2008 Page #139
operational test in New Zealand at Taronui Bay, North Auckland, between the 2009 Page #165
some type of cargo covered with a tarp, that was a distance away across a 2003 Page #60 aped like "a liberty bell" under a tarp sitting upright on it. 57 2003 Page #61 ect placed in large flat semi with tarp. Source helped load crates onto hel 2004 Page #116 ame. The object was covered with a tarp and prepared to haul away. Lying in 2005 Page #157 his big lump on it, covered with a tarp. They had guys standing on top of i 2007 Page #122
carrying an object covered with a tarpaulin away from the area near where 2003 Page #56 ying a large object covered with a tarpaulin, and with other escort vehicle 2003 Page #61 ed to cusl~on the craft on deck. A tarpaulin was thrown over the disc; and 2005 Page #164 ht in for maintenance and that the tarpaulin was used to protect it from st 2005 Page #164
ornia. According to author Webster Tarpley, future President Richard M. Nix 2008 Page #141 n Dulles' mouthpiece in Congress . Tarpley added, "Both he and Senator Jose 2008 Page #141
are hands o Preserve remains: ice, tarps, labels, sealed containers o Small 2003 Page #177 nts to cover any large pieces with tarps to prevent unauthorized viewing. B 2006 Page #74 oblong egg-shaped lump on it under tarps and nets; it was so big and heavy 2007 Page #128
andidate running for president was tarred with the brush that he was crazy 2008 Page #14
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with Ansrisan diplcnatic and sill- tary ©fflelals in th* area. In your disc 2003 Page #213 ither uninhabit ed or in an elemen tary state of civilization. The imperial 2008 Page #113
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vilian eyes. He set himself to the task, and in a few months, he had the be 2003 Page #149 him both at work and home, so the task of directing his attention away fro 2003 Page #150 messenger on command ship reported task force retrieved UFO and bodies but 2004 Page #111 e gauntlet and call authorities to task for a half century long cover-up. T 2004 Page #134 only in the performance of special task functions with military intelligenc 2004 Page #252 y in 1952 took President Truman to task for the attack orders. Frank Feschi 2006 Page #10 man was told that he suited to the task since he was identified early in hi 2006 Page #22 staff at Porton began the careful task of opening the suits. "When the sui 2006 Page #122 r on the wondrous wheel of 41. Our task is to study this transition from hu 2006 Page #194 dence of this The Library My first task at the Bigelow Foundation was to es 2006 Page #197 .. 1835; Naval lntalllgence gl,ron task of cenaorlng lntemaUonal cable,' ·. 2007 Page #16 ot like the Wizard of Oz. The main task is to create a cotaLly fictional pi 2007 Page #20 ose incidences has been a daunting task for those involved. Unidentified Ar 2007 Page #121 e found it was more of a difficult task than they first thought. This might 2008 Page #60 cret level and forward to OSI. (b) Task military intelligence with requirem 2009 Page #19 d men and women who were up to the task. The men and women who broke the Ge 2009 Page #155
d advantage. Science would also be tasked with establishing means of commun 2006 Page #62 aJ of such craft? 2. How are those tasked with the recoveries seemingly abl 2007 Page #132 d to an incredible degree by those tasked with maintaining UFO secrecy. 12 2008 Page #30 tential UFO threat." If only those tasked with maintaining the secrecy surr 2008 Page #38 O THEY EVER TAKE FETUSES? If it is tasked, they do. There are different shi 2008 Page #92
do. There are different ships for tasking. The government agents know abou 2008 Page #92
s, and are cultivated for specific tasks, such as telepathic interface, in 2006 Page #23
ually pragmatic Soviet news agency Tass shocked many of us with a news rele 2009 Page #134 translation noted in the October 9 Tass press release. As the two progresse 2009 Page #136 d work waiting for me at home. The Tass printouts went into a file folder-a 2009 Page #138 ge one of the New York Times as "A Tass Bulletin: Knobby Aliens Were Here." 2009 Page #138 the humanity, however, to note the Tass report stated that witnesses who sa 2009 Page #138 more respect and focused in on the Tass statement. Ms. Fein's Voronezh arti 2009 Page #138 e curious, the Soviet Press Agency Tass insisted today in discussions of wh 2009 Page #138 ork and quotes him saying "I think Tass is exploring its new freedom and is 2009 Page #138 as rockets can never fly in space, Tass has broken the story of the century 2009 Page #139
and the Soviet government stood by Tass' report. American news coverage was 2009 Page #134 nection to the Soviet news agency. Tass' New York City headquarters were in 2009 Page #137 descent, he invited me to visit Tass' offices and meet with staff member 2009 Page #138
to the child witness accounts and Tass's insistence that the report be tre 2009 Page #138
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mals into besieged cities. • 1346: Tatar forces besieging Kaffa (now Feodos 2006 Page #107
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tute, Stanford Research Institute, Tavistock Institute of Human Relations , 2008 Page #143
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ERY, VERY LOUD EXPLOSION WHICH HAS TAXEN PLACE AND THE LIGHT, YOU KNOW, THE 2004 Page #24
K FOUND IOUSE APPROVES BILL TO CUT TAXES STARTING JANUARY 1 ■ Army Finds Fl 2003 Page #119 sses, and we pay for them with our taxes c Courts may not have had an oppor 2003 Page #188
hen the need arose, this by either taxi or bus. Might the Marcel negatives 2004 Page #238 ly and a series of engine runs and taxi tests, Lockheed test pilot Skip Hol 2006 Page #81
xist!." There, parked outside on a taxi-\\ ay near the base scrap-~ ard, we 2007 Page #95
hidden not only from the American taxpayers who paid for these missions bu 2008 Page #135
ical engineer and physicist Travis Taylor at the Army's Redstone Arsenal in 2003 Page #110 ight to work with me on the Bi/Mg. Taylor told me the DIA officials approve 2003 Page #110 ell off the insulator. After that, Taylor built a Van de Graaff generator b 2003 Page #110 l when it was tuned to about 7MHz. Taylor wondered if there might be a conn 2003 Page #111 working with him. He hired Barbie Taylor, a clinical psychologist, to cond 2006 Page #207 send the sample to Dr. Lawrence A. Taylor at NASA Headquarters in Washingto 2007 Page #197 eadquarters in Washington, DC. Dr. Taylor sent a copy of his analysis on Ma 2007 Page #197 ces of titanium (fi). In addition, Taylor confirms the previous analysis th 2007 Page #197 ements on the record of Drs. Dunn, Taylor and Barsukov are generally in agr 2007 Page #199 blems. These included Sir Geoffrey Taylor, Adviser to the Admiralty, Profes 2009 Page #170 with the exception of Sir Geoffrey Taylor, all were pessimistic." "Somewhat 2009 Page #170 the contributions by Sir Geoffrey Taylor and Dr. Penny (UK scientists) wer 2009 Page #173
Layered Bi/Mg Metal To Taylor's surprise, the Bi/Mg tended agai 2003 Page #111
s an alloy of Mn, Fe, and Si." Dr. Taylor's "electron microprobe analysis" 2007 Page #197
l-he says "probably man-made." Dr. Taylor's official position with NASA at 2007 Page #197
a ■ A Stur:p H•••t 138 ■ S~ ld u,d Tb, Photo, ■ Mu:UJO ■ Philip ?Our /\ C0' 2009 Page #144 ~:i.t :t u o! ! ~ ri=ilu-obj~ onr tb.r. moun- lrtmudou.- imp.-rruir,:I". b 2009 Page #163
implications of biosphere starus: TBA SLIDE# 11 Curved driveway and DRES b 2005 Page #54
ut ot form.auo n. Amold .i:..!d ht tbal tllie .atocruc bomb hr rom?iad -' c 2009 Page #163
T • By deflnldon, UFO, mull ex!n • Tbat doe, not st.ate what they arr • The 2008 Page #146
dlC'nt multiplkd b_, .. ;,-. ; i ~ tbc ladDC('d rrur.aC"Cic .. ... "' ~ .. 2005 Page #21
&re reported to have le-! vclopcd tbc supcr•wc ripon. The f New Zealand He 2009 Page #183
orite eeems to be prevailing among tbe.popnlatieb, Inq (Irma Via* 2004 Page #19 LIDE# 21 ... into the buildings of tbe DRES facility .... SLIDE# 22 ... whe 2005 Page #58 a huge flatbed truck and 1 Bom On tbe Edge of GroNnd Zero, Uvi11g In The S 2005 Page #153 y far Mil sina011.1.1, Anthilp Re. tbe /0/40/0, 0( Ft/WORN 'Field ketones" 2006 Page #37 d gotten underneath the tractor as tbe flash-over occurred . His hair was a 2007 Page #122 eby authorlzed. ti ta -.-ated that tbe a.niceo 01' ~c,yer~..ent ,-!ose-rvnt 2009 Page #174
deer Hr. PreMdaatti I da aot Udsk tbere ahaeld be pafalieit/ oa Ude wUl th 2003 Page #219
ll~ to npedite tho ocapletio.:i or tbie duty. ~ ll"-'Cllrt.4-214 -~1"' t5.J 2009 Page #174
y $ the page one coverage afforded tbis sighting demonetrates a high level 2004 Page #19
uggests. Or perhaps another way to tbjnk about it is that the federal gover 2007 Page #8
Aires. 12 itay—aceortliag to S Its tble source. den Alter** Villapsnaa torm 2004 Page #20
." SLIDE # 9 — Navy Flight 19 Five TBM Avenger Torpedo Bombers "One such in 2006 Page #141
nce of a flight of five U. S. Navy TBM-3 Avenger torpedo bombers from the N 2006 Page #141
tlrct \Olurr.na motion • It ntalld tbout IU etntnl IXI■• Thil -Luted lbaul 2007 Page #165
nology of UFOs .,, .. -~ ' . · . 1 Tbr n('1 Fnrcr crnltd ·t"'~----fl:-_:·: 2005 Page #21
s^vuy you win mWjriw Kriwnrt with tbs military crfTirrip'i.n in t&a ascoo 2003 Page #212 sad* available shall ba subject to tbs supervi- oioa ©f representatives of 2003 Page #213 osaalaaly so yosalbla ^Jtlasts of tbs shmater, sat^t , sat yrrtabla iiaasy 2003 Page #223
fy that has successfully completed Tbt 62J Gaunl Corutruction Equipment Ope 2007 Page #174 t1 ·•:1 ■ 1H7. 1"he Ytu a r..v.w ■ Tbt J:.Jio111MS ~ t.n:o=-r ■ 'l'ba U.:; 2009 Page #147
locating the people by initials 11 tBTXS Special OperaUoni t.Unual 50 A SUB 2003 Page #182
. Gen, Roger Raney, left, and Col. Tb°m" DIII°Be looking over xind-forecast 2004 Page #236
•f your otowtow yw ^o«M k° year X tb» Maraotw, •M®*, mUtrwe ukM jw raawmnd 2003 Page #216
re 1985 1 11 TSR ■ Legionnaire via TC 1992 1 4 TS ■ CIA archivist via TC 19 2003 Page #169
TC 1992 1 4 TS ■ CIA archivist via TC 1992 1 1 TS ■ Cantwell via TC 93-96 1 2003 Page #169
via TC 1992 1 1 TS ■ Cantwell via TC 93-96 16 42 TS ■ Quillin via D. Berli 2003 Page #169
IA 1994 1 1 MJ-12 ref ■ Salina via TC mailbox 1996 14 38 TSMEO ■ S-2 (main 2003 Page #169
96 14 38 TSMEO ■ S-2 (main plus to TC) 1999 48 3132 S, uncl ■ Ft. Meade Arm 2003 Page #169
9 1 335 TSM, conf ■ S-1 (mailed to TC) 2000 10 150 TSM ■ S-3 (mailed to TC) 2003 Page #169
) 2000 10 150 TSM ■ S-3 (mailed to TC) 2000 3 4 TS, x2 • S-4 (mailed to TC) 2003 Page #169
) 2000 3 4 TS, x2 • S-4 (mailed to TC) 2001 4 17 TS Omega _____________ Tot 2003 Page #169
era ■ Bill Moore ■ Legionnaire via TC ■ CIA archivist via TC ■ Cantwell via 2003 Page #169
onnaire via TC ■ CIA archivist via TC ■ Cantwell via TC ■ Quillin via D. Be 2003 Page #169
IA archivist via TC ■ Cantwell via TC ■ Quillin via D. Berliner ■ Tim Coope 2003 Page #169
ner ■ Tim Cooper/FOIA ■ Salina via TC mailbox ■ S-2 (mail plus to TC) ■ Ft. 2003 Page #169
via TC mailbox ■ S-2 (mail plus to TC) ■ Ft. Meade Army FOIA ■ S-1 (mailed 2003 Page #169
. Meade Army FOIA ■ S-1 (mailed to TC) ■ S-3 (mailed to TC) ■ S-4 (mailed t 2003 Page #169
-1 (mailed to TC) ■ S-3 (mailed to TC) ■ S-4 (mailed to TC)Key Documents Ei 2003 Page #169
-3 (mailed to TC) ■ S-4 (mailed to TC)Key Documents Eisenhower Briefing Doc 2003 Page #169
RUOOlf c.. W,'SS(R E-r.•~·,, - ~·,tc:. , .. ----... . -. z=:.;; ,.--·-Rese 2005 Page #29
former CIA A,·lutiun \Vcck & Spucc Tc:chnolo.:,y. :unrc,~J, 1 21)(),1 To th 2005 Page #30
Bill Moore 1985 ■ legionnaire via TC 1992 ■ CIA archivist via TC 1992 ■ Ca 2007 Page #42
re via TC 1992 ■ CIA archivist via TC 1992 ■ Cantwell via TC 93-96 ■ Quilli 2007 Page #42
chivist via TC 1992 ■ Cantwell via TC 93-96 ■ Quillin via D. Berliner 1994 2007 Page #42
Tim Cooper/RllA 1994 ■ Salina via TC mailbox 1996 ■ 5-2 {main plus to TC) 2007 Page #42
C mailbox 1996 ■ 5-2 {main plus to TC) 1999 ■ Ft. Meade Army FOIA 1999 ■ S- 2007 Page #42
de Army FOIA 1999 ■ S-1 (mailed to TC) 2000 ■ S-3 (mailed to TC) 2000 ■ S-4 2007 Page #42
ailed to TC) 2000 ■ S-3 (mailed to TC) 2000 ■ S-4 (mailed to TC) 2001 Total 2007 Page #42
ailed to TC) 2000 ■ S-4 (mailed to TC) 2001 Totals Docs. 2 1 1 1 16 1 1 14 2007 Page #42
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sensitive information at the time. TC is short for Timothy Cooper, the reci 2008 Page #104
Bill Moore 1985 ■ Legionnaire via TC 1992 ■ CIA archivist via TC 1992 ■ Ca 2008 Page #115
re via TC 1992 ■ CIA archivist via TC 1992 ■ Cantwell via TC 93-96 ■ Quilli 2008 Page #115
chivist via TC 1992 ■ Cantwell via TC 93-96 ■ Quillin via D. Berliner 1994 2008 Page #115
Tim Cooper FOIA 1994 ■ Salina via TC muilbox 1996 ■ S-2 (mail plus to TC) 2008 Page #115
C muilbox 1996 ■ S-2 (mail plus to TC) 1999 ■Ft.Meade Army FOIA(TC) l999 ■ 2008 Page #115
us to TC) 1999 ■Ft.Meade Army FOIA(TC) l999 ■ CIA Us:S metered(TC) ■ S-1 (m 2008 Page #115
y FOIA(TC) l999 ■ CIA Us:S metered(TC) ■ S-1 (mailed to TC) ■ S-3 (mailed t 2008 Page #115
Us:S metered(TC) ■ S-1 (mailed to TC) ■ S-3 (mailed to TC) ■ ~~,1.Ln;ifJsl 2008 Page #115
-1 (mailed to TC) ■ S-3 (mailed to TC) ■ ~~,1.Ln;ifJsled to TC) Note from S 2008 Page #115
mailed to TC) ■ ~~,1.Ln;ifJsled to TC) Note from Salina Ill June 1996 ,_,\i 2008 Page #115
uari.Js document ■ Legionna re via TC Air Accident Report ■ CIA archivist v 2008 Page #115
ccident Report ■ CIA archivist via TC Marilyn Monroe Report ■ CcYltwell via 2008 Page #115
ilyn Monroe Report ■ CcYltwell via TC IPU, Hillenkoetter, 1st Annual Rpt ■ 2008 Page #115
e r with MJ-12 file ■ Soli1.:i via TC mailboxEi11stein/Opp., Immen directiv 2008 Page #115
men directives ■ S-2 (mail plus to TC) 28 pp secret,~ pp unclass. ■ Ft. Mea 2008 Page #115
e ,-bumedu me:n.: ■ S-1 (mailed to TC) WP Librcr-y note, many photos ■ S-3 2008 Page #115
note, many photos ■ S-3 (mailed to TC) FOR, Ma!Ylall, Bush, Truman ■ ~;;l.( 2008 Page #115
Bush, Truman ■ ~;;l.(Ql.9.iled to TC) Ike, E-!OVAH, Teller on LFOs • Salin 2008 Page #115
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se Dawn, 1990-1991 ■Case of US.I\? Tclccommunic ::ioons Spcciali::;t Simone 2009 Page #152
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ill •”?. wiM* t.h«» military, poll td cal vid psychological - •! -.".rr-nv 2003 Page #214 !o:-• 1\ cz;::.:..:. 1.o. t•n.!.c. tD ~ bl1~1~ ftut • ._,, &.1: ro:c■ !o!t: 2008 Page #22 dial we mot and he told me he n...td To wrltea.nother book to correct the 2008 Page #151 ._ S'tAT,o,t, --~ n., KAVY UF\ISIO TD A6IU WITl "i Nil~ 1M U\LL.lk6 "TMi"'I 2009 Page #121
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ng classified project? • Why would TDJ Leech leak any information about the 2009 Page #176
ttwn ---- A,h■--!h ■OOl■t Cl09Wwd tDlandcan1neat,yhirl...,. tl rerN01«t to 2007 Page #165
lly called out for temporary duty (TDY) to serve between three days to a we 2006 Page #17 ne would be called away to perform TDY duties or training, and would then h 2006 Page #20
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;-oluoon of rese:;.rch ■1/2ilitary te-l·.no!ogy (c?e:, :;., ■Brow s,:opo~nc 2009 Page #141
rce did when Project Blue Book was te1111inat ed in 1969. The DIS disengage 2008 Page #68
gwat tfeat aartataaae it art gtaau Tea vlU tart with yea ahrt ■ayarta aMaa 2003 Page #215 vaaM to aaa^aaad «f aa— elffrt ar tea aaparta, —rlaara aat a—lateate. It l 2003 Page #221 3,5/8,462, issued to The prior .it tea dinette* such electroldnetic apparat 2006 Page #35 f the services — just for a cup of tea. They weren't particularly worried, 2006 Page #124
yarta aMaarw art aaalataata «a ym teaa aaaaaaaay ta trt effWetiWMaM af yea 2003 Page #215
eople tell me that they decided to teach a course about UFOs, after hearing 2006 Page #13 ain, the British government helped teach At:1encans ab~ut the use of the me 2007 Page #10
Party activities. His mother is a teacher at a nearby Catholic school who 2003 Page #85 e from Bob Groves who was a school teacher and a UFO researcher belonging t 2004 Page #94 ed his information with an English teacher named William Moore, whose inter 2004 Page #136 , his artistic mother, was a piano teacher. ''Willi" and rus brother Robert 2005 Page #88 enhance your life. M\XI: How about teacher motivation, if you like a teache 2007 Page #80 teacher motivation, if you like a teacher you learn better. Did you find c 2007 Page #80 h.is the case? GM: Yeah my Physics teacher was great :M\XI: Did you learn m 2007 Page #80 ndar y school there was an amazing teacher named Mr Elkington who was an am 2007 Page #80 kington who was an amazing history teacher. He wanted us to go out and find 2007 Page #80 try lab and turning it on when the teacher came in. J\l[ostly in trouble fo 2007 Page #82 heories have been passed down from teacher to student to subsequent generat 2008 Page #140
l walks of life including farmers, teachers, law enforcement officers, repo 2003 Page #57 deemed worthy to go on them. Often teachers had secret stashes of computers 2007 Page #80 roposals, which range from forcing teachers to conform to federally-mandate 2008 Page #142
Book Club, Mystery Guild, Primary Teachers' Book Club, Scientific American 2008 Page #144
ained as an historian and a lawyer teaches you to look at all the evidence 2004 Page #214
uzzle, years later my wife who was teaching school in the area was told in 2004 Page #31 f\XI: Did you work as a trainer in teaching people computers. Gi\lf: Yes, v 2007 Page #83 te Professor of Mechanics, who was teaching at a nearby technical institute 2009 Page #136
object shaped like an upside- down teacup. He describes seeing an oval-shap 2006 Page #187 saucer" configuration —an inverted teacup shape with some sort of hatch. In 2006 Page #190
nner of today's Citibank Walter C. Teagle, chairman of Standard Oil of New 2008 Page #127 supplying Japan with tetraethyl , Teagle helped make it possible for the J 2008 Page #127 he Japanese to wage World War II." Teagle, together with Farben chief Schmi 2008 Page #127
nal 1...pirda, Atolls is utty that teahnology Is ng hold back. S. Argentlaa 2004 Page #20
ota —rwr af tto altaatlaa — rayarl teak a —alk ar adx waata, to 1* faamlly 2003 Page #221
two men. The counter-intelligence team sent out to do clean-up at the cras 2003 Page #42
site in Pennsylvania. A three man team has been dispatched to Acme {Kecksb 2003 Page #56
ead out, and soon Romansky and his team heard a report over their walkie-ta 2003 Page #60
a member of an Air Force security team at Lockbourne Air Force Base near C 2003 Page #61
ther was a member of the Retrieval Team sent to the crash site just after t 2003 Page #97
his grandfather was on a security team to retrieve the wedge-shaped "Disc" 2003 Page #99
s, two dead and one alive: "...the Team arrived at the crash site just afte 2003 Page #99
." "There were always two Security Team members present at every face-to- f 2003 Page #100
inghouse-affiliated persons on the Team, and Grandad always thought some of 2003 Page #100
same initial findings of Grandad's Team. However, I neglected to include me 2003 Page #103
fisticdocuments com A good two man team at a library or the national archiv 2003 Page #168
tion evaluation: MJ—12 to evaluate team dispatch 11/8/2003 Special Opeeat o 2003 Page #175
aveled roads □ Complete craft —RED TEAM, flatbeds, camouflaged .? EBEs —con 2003 Page #175
imize interaction with EBEs; OPNAC Team in charge 15. Cleansing the area —“ 2003 Page #175
for moving the parts, with the RED TEAM assigned to complete craft, and OPN 2003 Page #176
edical personnel assigned to OPNAC Team. No medications. Security is paramo 2003 Page #177
weekend and he pulled together his team for the trip to New Mexico. The mem 2003 Page #208
c to loros yea will eommdsaie with team! laahrthor ta ssoortsiii whether he 2003 Page #223
raft. 6. A special radiobiological team accompanied by a S£D USA, Armed For 2003 Page #233
in place at both crash sites, the team was not able to gain access to the 2003 Page #234
ara being held. CIC member of the team was able to learn that several bodi 2003 Page #234
. REA O From what descriptions the team was able to learn and from Integrap 2003 Page #236
d to distinguish. n confirmed. The team has reserved Judgement on this issu 2003 Page #236
sources, it is the opinion of the team, that tho investigation be expanded 2003 Page #237
aff duty assignments, intelligence team personnel have peacetime duty funct 2004 Page #4
rojects which require intelligence team operational capabilities. The autho 2004 Page #4
e — traveled to Puerto Rico with a team from the Sci-Fi Channel to film a n 2004 Page #16
Following "B's" instructions, our team behind the wire radioed in to repor 2004 Page #52
viruses.] SLIDE #54: Dead security team On Page 9 of the TOP SECRET Mj-12 r 2004 Page #81
in August 1954 when Smith and his team of scientists and technicians claim 2004 Page #86
es. Neasham had also worked on the team with Lundahl that had analyzed the 2004 Page #104
recovered; Mexican crash recovery team dead 63 1975 Near Ohio border, USA 2004 Page #114
tness was a member of the recovery team. An interview with such a person co 2004 Page #117
ry procedures of that era. Recoveg Team Reports Slide 11 give three example 2004 Page #117
11 give three examples of recovery team cases. The first one occurred befor 2004 Page #117
dispute with the Mexican recovery team, but they had beaten us to the site 2004 Page #117
o, 1974. Quick response helicopter team found Mexican recovery personnel de 2004 Page #118
o, 1974: death of Mexican recovery team correlates with the IPU and 1st Ann 2004 Page #118
crash in Mexico where our recovery team found the Mexican team dead, correl 2004 Page #119
ur recovery team found the Mexican team dead, correlates strongly both with 2004 Page #119
ls: (a) Would not such a retrieval team have to have exceptionally signific 2004 Page #121
ocedural questions of the recovery team, although it doesn't deal with the 2004 Page #127
ar Moscow. • S.P. Korolev lead the team of examiners, who were baffled by t 2004 Page #167
e had all the other members of his team promise they would alert him if the 2004 Page #191
, the Roswell Photo Interpretation Team (RPIT) members are using off-the- s 2004 Page #227
WRECK YOU FORWARDED TO THE Line 3 TEAM AT FORT WORTH, TEX. Line4 ****ESSOR 2004 Page #228
e letter is. (M) Neil Morris, RPIT team member (B) Don Burleson (MUFON Jour 2004 Page #228
CK YOU FORWARDED TO THE Line 3 (M) TEAM AT FORT WORTH, TEX. (B) TEAM AT FOR 2004 Page #229
3 (M) TEAM AT FORT WORTH, TEX. (B) TEAM AT FORT WORTH. TXE. (C) **** AT FOR 2004 Page #229
(C) **** AT FORT WORTH, TEX. (DR) team AT FORT WORTH, TXE. (G) gmt AT FORT 2004 Page #229
. (G) gmt AT FORT WortH, TXE. (MN) TeAM AT FORT WORTH, TXE. Line 4 (M) **** 2004 Page #229
OF STORY AND MISSION (DR) that ciC*team SAID SEND MiStatEd release AS STORY 2004 Page #229
the wreck you forwarded to the ***team at Fort Worth, Tex. ****essor on th 2004 Page #230
and the true nature of the QD. Our team has looked at seven elements: the f 2004 Page #243
2005 Roger Leir From the research team of A.J. Gevaerd and Dr. Roger Leir 2005 Page #31
e in the west and they organized a team of about forty of us. 1 was one of 2005 Page #40
d member of the USAF investigating team! He must remain anonymous; I've dub 2005 Page #40
o talk briefly with someone on the team who did look inside only briefly. H 2005 Page #40
d the craft when the U.S. military team arrived. Attempts were made to save 2005 Page #43
instantly paralyzed. The security team 4 During the 1980s, Stringfield pub 2005 Page #78
f Staff for Intelligence ordered a team (specified as an Officer-in-Charge, 2005 Page #124
AAF near White Sands, NM.7 The IPU team was ordered to report directJy to t 2005 Page #125
" After a "special radiobiological team ... and security detail" from the n 2005 Page #126
fake to me." In general, what our team has observed is that people who hav 2005 Page #130
orandum titled "AFCIN Intelligence Team Personnel" dated 13 Nov 1961: In ad 2005 Page #142
taff dury assignments, inteUigence team personnel have peacetime duty funct 2005 Page #142
rojects which require intelligence team operational capabilities ... Headqu 2005 Page #142
e employment of AFClt intelligence team capability is provided for in UFO i 2005 Page #142
rginia as part of a Quick Reaction Team. \Xfhile at Fort Belvoir he and ano 2005 Page #147
s assigned to a special operations team that retrieved a crashed disc in Vi 2005 Page #164
a crew of two aliens. The recovery team transported the djsc back to the 01 2005 Page #164
e the building. The whole recovery team was taken into a room in another on 2005 Page #165
d of leading a reverse engineering team on alien craft headed the Installat 2005 Page #168
54 document (confirmed by the Wood team and Friedman); while containing num 2006 Page #16
ruited into an elite UFO retrieval team due to his natural ability to telep 2006 Page #16
art of a highly classified advance team for crash retrievals that would che 2006 Page #18
ever, the 'Colonel' and the covert team Stone was recruited into appeared t 2006 Page #18
sh retrieval locations: 24d. OPNAC Team personnel will be given TOP Priorit 2006 Page #18
hority to interfere with the OPNAC Team in the performance of its duties by 2006 Page #18
al personnel assigned to the OPNAC Team. If the team medical personnel are 2006 Page #19
assigned to the OPNAC Team. If the team medical personnel are not immediate 2006 Page #19
in SOM1-01. As part of the advance team attending crash retrieval sites, St 2006 Page #19
Project Moon Dust crash retrieval team. 16 2006 Page #19
of the EBEs for study by the OPNAC Team. This supports Stone's claim of bei 2006 Page #20
ella. Meanwhile, 200 miles away, a team of Air Force personnel was mobilizi 2006 Page #71
ackage suddenly exploded. Recovery team members lined up in a shoulder-to-s 2006 Page #79
ssible. At 3:00 a.m. PDT, a Divert Team was initiated at TTR and arrived at 2006 Page #82
nging transportation prevented the team from arriving sooner. Containment o 2006 Page #82
but this cannot be confirmed. The team has reserved judgment on this issue 2006 Page #104
E. REA. From what descriptions the team was able to learn and from photogra 2006 Page #104
atients in Korea to assist a crack team of researchers. Extra-sensitive que 2006 Page #108
ourse of the infection. 26 Peters' team succeeded, based on evidence that t 2006 Page #111
a Royal Air Force mountain rescue team from Anglesey was dispatched to the 2006 Page #120
entirely coincidental. RAF search team leader, Sergeant H. Oldham, said th 2006 Page #121
from the mountainside by an elite team of military personnel, and were tra 2006 Page #122
any civilians," said Prescott. The team soon reached Llanderfel, whereupon 2006 Page #122
attached to the science editorial team of the Sunday Express. He said that 2006 Page #125
e announced that the bomb-disposal team would try a new method of defusing 2006 Page #128
mediately began forming a recovery team. The speed with which this team and 2006 Page #134
ry team. The speed with which this team and its equipment was assembled sug 2006 Page #134
governments that the U.S. recovery team be allowed onto Mexican territory t 2006 Page #134
2100 hrs, 26 Aug. 74, the recovery team had assembled and been staged at Fo 2006 Page #134
Sea Stallion. Personnel from this team remained with their craft and had n 2006 Page #134
ernment, or to launch the recovery team, supplemented by any required milit 2006 Page #134
ntact between the Mexican recovery team and its headquarters ceased. A low 2006 Page #135
iately made to launch the recovery team but the actual launching was held u 2006 Page #135
t within the trucks. Some recovery team members, dressed in bioprotection [ 2006 Page #135
nvoy site, members of the recovery team gathered together the Mexican vehic 2006 Page #135
ntered U.S. airspace. The recovery team then proceeded to a point in the Da 2006 Page #135
the deaths of the Mexican recovery team is not known. Speculation ranges fr 2006 Page #136
or illness by any of the recovery team. It would not have been illogical f 2006 Page #136
ve been illogical for the recovery team to have taken one of the bodies bac 2006 Page #136
sociated with the foreign recovery team. Nor is it known if this craft was 2006 Page #136
8 he and a Japanese TV documentary team directed by Jun-Ichi Yaoi chartered 2006 Page #177
, would find his fame with another team (the then-California Angels). Near 2006 Page #186
pe together funds and equipment, a team of divers from Emerald Marine Servi 2006 Page #187
t crashed into Bellingham Bay. The team is directed by Sam Sudore and featu 2006 Page #187
Walker is kicked off the recovery team. Another diver from Emerald Marine 2006 Page #188
months, until a private retrieval team discovered it. Only then did the go 2006 Page #191
duced by anyone from the retrieval team. Nor was any hard evidence (manufac 2006 Page #192
y similar events and sent the NIDS team in to investigate. My group, the Ne 2006 Page #200
stigation of the ranch by the NIDS team provided the material for Kelleher 2006 Page #200
doino-so, the Capital l'vf etro ad team composed a clever ad, but one that 2007 Page #69
n ideal choice to head the autopsy team of the borues of non-human entities 2007 Page #75
al entities,' the term Dr. Bronk's team is credited with inventing. This, i 2007 Page #76
ry in Dresden in 1943. This design team was headed b) Dr. Richard M.iethe, 2007 Page #111
t cljvision in Berlin. Dr Miethe's team ,vas ultimately responsible for the 2007 Page #111
disc. By 1953, John Frost and rus team had completed most of the "paper st 2007 Page #111
attered around. Some hours later a team of Hellenic Air Force personnel arr 2007 Page #129
secretive and specialized military team that recovers crashed discs. This t 2007 Page #131
that recovers crashed discs. This team is very similar to the Navy Seals o 2007 Page #131
aff duty assignments, intelligence team personnel have peacetime duty funct 2007 Page #134
rojects which require intelligence team operational capabilities. Operation 2007 Page #134
e employment of AFCIN intelligence team capability is provided for in UFO i 2007 Page #134
f such equipment. The intelligence team capability to gain rapid access, re 2007 Page #134
mission was initiated that saw a "team" of what Riggs describes as "Delta- 2007 Page #138
7, 1974 -Chilili, AU. S. Air Force team allegedly removed a 60-foot-wide me 2007 Page #160
nearthly object. An elite recovery team assembled by the CIA ended up winni 2007 Page #184
retrieve the crashed UFO. The U.S. team, its aircraft, and its equipment ha 2007 Page #187
the department's search and rescue team. The consensus seemed to be that th 2008 Page #8
on the Utah border. Butt took his team into an area between Spring Mountai 2008 Page #8
Westport Cafe. He met a Navy SEAL team off-duty. This is not that unlikely 2008 Page #44
SEAL response to the Crash, a SEAL team and additional personnel could have 2008 Page #60
ound 5:00 AM, the Security Control team of Airman First Class (AIC) John Bu 2008 Page #85
meteorite crash, however, Kulik's team was surprised to find that there wa 2008 Page #99
al William Draper, put his control team together from businessmen 125 2008 Page #131
ion, Reagan's 59-member transition team was composed of28 Council on Foreig 2008 Page #142
s on President Reagan's transition team and the day after Reagan took offic 2008 Page #142
al Weapons Project Special Weapons Team after the space vehicle was disable 2009 Page #17
t control of his national security team. EO 10920 helps substantiate his la 2009 Page #38
sident Kennedy's National Security team from gaining access to the most sen 2009 Page #40
t Kennedy's assassination by a hit team organized by a CIA asset, Clay Shaw 2009 Page #44
htm 13 Fletcher Prouty, The Secret Team: The CIA and Its Allies in Control 2009 Page #46
e in the west and they organized a team of about forty of us. I was one of 2009 Page #48
o talk briefly with someone on the team who did look inside only briefly. H 2009 Page #49
on the part of the human recovery team, the document continues: A bizarre 2009 Page #53
nications between the crew and the team outside was set up prior to entry. 2009 Page #53
front of him and his investigation team. With him were: Lieutenant Bruce En 2009 Page #69
ined. Members of the investigative team worked intently, often on location, 2009 Page #137
ng related apparatus. The research team also met with Dr. Jacques Vallee at 2009 Page #137
e work distantly related. He bad a team of 170 American and New Zealand exp 2009 Page #157
hoc trials under the guidance of a team comprising Captain W.L. Erdman, U.S 2009 Page #165
entlemen were not able to join the team, and the technical direction of the 2009 Page #165
hoc trials under the guidance of a team comprising Captain W. L. Erdman, U. 2009 Page #169
entlemen were not able to join the team, and the technical direction of the 2009 Page #173
ance Chief warrant officer and his team of petty officers. Assigned entire 2009 Page #176
.__.,. "" 186 •DRT (Drone Research Team) •Utiliz(.'S Google Earth • PG & E 2009 Page #192
Stone's testimony of his 'special team' being led by a civilian who took c 2006 Page #18
he 150-acre brushfire hindered the team's access to the site as it took 16 2006 Page #82
lake bed, as reported by numerous teams of archaeologists over the years. 2003 Page #45 ssible downed aircraft. The search teams spread out, and soon Romansky and 2003 Page #60 ay how he was on one of the search teams that found the object in the woods 2003 Page #63 ate 1940s. According to Rita Hill, teams of personnel were on hand at Bosco 2003 Page #78 way available □ Establish Special Teams to do it □ Establish and run secur 2003 Page #172 ot • 35 reports involving recovery teams or personnel, some on site, some n 2004 Page #109 rts of aliens, craft, and recovery teams. No Year Location A C T 0 D Contac 2004 Page #110 een. Nearly half identify recovery teams, thereby reinforcing the credibili 2004 Page #115 n-site aliens, craft, and recovery teams from the table by going to the ori 2004 Page #115 Reports THREE CASES WITH RECOVERY TEAMS • 1. Report 18, Aurora, Ohio. 1953 2004 Page #118 : • How did the military retrieval teams operate and enforce long-term secr 2004 Page #120 ) m How did the military retrieval teams covertly ship large UFO parts by t 2004 Page #120 uld have been used by the recovery teams. The idea of covert operations to 2004 Page #125 pparent efficiency of the recovery teams and their methodical and comprehen 2004 Page #127 ce for use by such crash retrieval teams. See Slide 22. I believe that Len 2004 Page #127 r question about how the retrieval teams were able to move the UFOs so well 2004 Page #127 iven the authority of the recovery teams to go wherever they wanted to. In 2004 Page #129 to. In conclusion, these recovery teams treated the transportation problem 2004 Page #129 ave been expeditions by government teams to retrieve not only conventional 2005 Page #141 at in the Korean War, intelligence teams were deployed to recover d owned e 2005 Page #142 wned Soviet Bloc equipment. "These teams," wrote the Air Force, "were event 2005 Page #142 nswers in a hurry. Being on debate teams in high school probably helped a l 2006 Page #13 rt retrieval by highly specialized teams involving joint military and gover 2006 Page #14 ignments with, UFO crash retrieval teams. Finally, Stone described how his 2006 Page #17 of classified UFO crash retrieval teams associated with Project Moon Dust, 2006 Page #17 ecruited into covert UFO retrieval teams without the knowledge of his milit 2006 Page #17 he worked with UFO crash retrieval teams, and did not have the documentatio 2006 Page #17 appeared to be one of the "Special Teams" described in SOMI-01 as follows: 2006 Page #18 4.c. The establishment of Special Teams to accomplish the above operations 2006 Page #18 the above operations These special teams would not require any distinguishi 2006 Page #18 en he was serving on the retrieval teams up until 1989. Stone says that the 2006 Page #19 el associated with crash retrieval teams would be a means of maintaining th 2006 Page #21 ving worked on UFO crash retrieval teams. Combined with a number of consist 2006 Page #23 ile working on UFO crash retrieval teams. Conclusion: Identifying the Proce 2006 Page #23 verlooked by the military recovery teams. It is only through physical evide 2006 Page #47 d belief that specialized recovery teams routinely sanitize crash sites of 2006 Page #71 n spacecraft, then the most likely teams involved in those recoveries in th 2007 Page #134 correct. There were t,vo separate teams of investigators and there is no i 2008 Page #12 61-several members of the recovery teams were overcome by nausea and dizzin 2008 Page #37
This past summer, a film crew from Teamwork Productions, a Philadelphia -ba 2004 Page #59 the editing room. My thanks go to Teamwork Productions and to Budd Hopkins 2004 Page #59
g into account suspension wear and tear of the vehicle, the shadow angle wa 2004 Page #232 tes Army to get your permission to tear down part of the fence adjoining th 2005 Page #156 was, came strong heat. I wanted to tear off my shirt and throw it down, but 2008 Page #99 er teased June by inviting her to "Tear it up." June stated that she used h 2009 Page #91
d that the object was "more like a teardropshaped cigar. It was like a stre 2005 Page #40
n E. T. out of a console as he was tearing the console apart. It came from 2006 Page #155
en follows. Toppen has kind of got tears in his eyes and he said, 'It's tru 2006 Page #157 history," June's eyes filled with tears. They were tears of pride; her wor 2009 Page #93 eyes filled with tears. They were tears of pride; her work for the Air For 2009 Page #93 vement in her life. They were also tears of regret. She later added she was 2009 Page #93
o or some other location along the Teas-Mexico border. Abilene Air Force Ba 2006 Page #178
tal out of his pocket. The officer teased June by inviting her to "Tear it 2009 Page #91
by some of rus colleagues who were teasing rum about the "Varginha ET", bec 2005 Page #32
survey of tha situation and report teat within a month or six weeks. He is 2003 Page #228 IS VERY, VERY ALARMING. TREY SAID TEAT rglY mon THERE ALMOST A FORTNIGHT A 2004 Page #24 UC.\.-! by Ule blC tl~in e;,c.ce ~ teat h■lC lt.lC!' 1J1 u, _?~!~lo t::..c. 2008 Page #22
as back in 1993... SLIDE #32: Four teats removed, Nounan, Idaho, October 9, 2004 Page #77 back on October 9, 1989. All four teats were cleanly and bloodlessly remov 2004 Page #77 e. • Tail • Mammary glands (either teats or entire udders) • Ears (often on 2006 Page #115 tal muscles • Tongue 0 Eye o Ear • Teats a Udder • Vulva/vagina 0 Penis/tes 2006 Page #118
es of those scientists, engineers, tecboaciass„ giber specialists, we may n 2004 Page #164
rted building it. It's a very high tech piece of material, so if they didn' 2003 Page #110 s saw "Museum" of crashed UFO high tech artifacts; four bodies in aquariums 2004 Page #112 he Post Graduate School of Georgia Tech and Pentagon advisor), and Major Je 2004 Page #132 he Post Graduate School of Georgia Tech and who was also a longtime Pentago 2004 Page #147 IT WOULD FLASH X? Yes. So, if the tech was to put the box over an X that w 2006 Page #153 visitations was put forward by the tech corporatio n ASML In a ·1 998 ad in 2007 Page #62 ereotype. PCs, CELL ·Lr\R PHONES & TECH SERVJCES \ itesse Semiconductor Cor 2007 Page #69 dominat ed a layout for the German tech corporation ]NFlCON. The ad promote 2007 Page #69 h a job where I was doing internet tech support; this was in a different ea 2007 Page #84 AQ/MJ or Moondust inquiry. MJ6/44 Tech/Ops 03. While in some respects an a 2007 Page #143
essary for communication. Business Tech-sector businesses, like the science 2006 Page #56
91, Aviation ll:7eekb• I.:,~ Space Tech11ologJ1, and Interavia. Throughout 2005 Page #82
(c?e:, :;., ■Brow s,:opo~ncal and techn . . ) ■-:rte ongoir.g a:~zr.pts to 2009 Page #141
irframe, propulsion and navigation technelogy. The recovery of fime bodies 2003 Page #232
ge of film procesaing and printing technicAes provioel neceaaary aids ana p 2004 Page #212
luding the development of specific technical proposals." - November 12,1963 2003 Page #6 Project "SIGN," its most extensive technical report on unknown aerial objec 2003 Page #88 are obviously the result of a high technical skill which cannot be credited 2003 Page #161 of names and their children. • Air Technical Intelligence Center • Atomic E 2003 Page #167 n. The Manual is issued as a TO or Technical Order, and there is a sophisti 2003 Page #172 -la contains references, including technical manuals, other publications o 2003 Page #174 n 3. Other publications: training, technical regulations, administrative pu 2003 Page #177 cover pages of our Manual and the Technical Manual ™ that included the leg 2003 Page #181 hnology issues. The development of technical applications would have been v 2003 Page #185 nstitutional acts c To develop the technical applications: o Fiber optics o 2003 Page #188 SSMENT File ref. OO15h.7122-A.12O6 Technical Branch, Ceun ibelligenc.e Dire 2003 Page #232 l area. Detachment 3 «f the 9393rd Technical Services Unit, assigned to Ala 2003 Page #233 cribed as looking like a 'geyser.' Technical intelligence personnel from To 2004 Page #5 le in that field, very precise and technical in his approach to issues. Cas 2004 Page #27 ment possessing high scientific or technical value as defined by Office of 2004 Page #62 of the Naval Bureau of Aeronautics Technical Information Branch of `BuAer." 2004 Page #102 I : Interdepartmental Scientific & Technical Council on Space Research • MO 2004 Page #157 Department of STB1-Scientific and Technical Bureau of Intelligence under B 2004 Page #158 tanilla said: Little did they (Air Technical Intelligence Center) know at t 2004 Page #178 mathematician who also serves as a technical consultant for CSICOP, and has 2004 Page #223 e hands of collectors. Using these technical specifications and taking into 2004 Page #232 rower than a 20-minute window. The technical data obtained narrowed down mu 2004 Page #232 strian-born graduate of the Vienna Technical Institute. \Xiang caught struc 2005 Page #41 -buster operator), to call the Air Technical Intelligence Command (ATIC) in 2005 Page #98 nomenon Unit of the Scientific and Technical Branch, Counterintelligence Di 2005 Page #123 ry Phenomenon Unit, Scientific and Technical Branch, Counterintelligence Di 2005 Page #123 yed throughout the ZI .... The Air Technical Intelligence Center (ATIC) wil 2005 Page #141 Moon Dust or otl1er items of great technical intelligence interest. . . . P 2005 Page #142 strian-born graduate of the Vienna Technical Institute, and a close associa 2005 Page #169 dward's Air Force Base published a technical report dated June 1972 that co 2005 Page #173 my audiences, especially from the technical societies. I am pleased when p 2006 Page #13 e underside of the drone. Lockheed technical manuals refer to the mated con 2006 Page #77 dented move, gave a huge amount of technical assistance and support to a BB 2006 Page #131 th intelligence that brings us the technical data that we have. One of the 2006 Page #152 II: WHAT DID THE RADAR DETECT? The technical information in this document i 2006 Page #170 s made certain much scientific and technical information was kept from publ 2007 Page #17 nd release into public domain, the technical details, photos, and motion pi 2007 Page #120 Moon Dust or other items of great technical intelligence interest. ACIN SO 2007 Page #134 lying objects" and "items of great technical intelligence interest." In oth 2007 Page #134 cribed as looking like a "geyser." Technical Intelligence from Tokyo took o 2007 Page #139 e some highlights from the Defense Technical Information Center Archive: -K 2007 Page #163 , space, infom1ation technology , technical services and business aviation 2008 Page #131 ed. NASA, citing a number of minor technical considerations , refused the R 2008 Page #136 onds, patents, copyrights and even technical specialists from Germany.- Bor 2008 Page #136 nd was deeply involved in both the technical and political aspects of Gover 2009 Page #9 ler. While the accuracy of Lazar's technical statements have been challenge 2009 Page #9 s in the intelligence system? What technical innovations will emerge? "Sund 2009 Page #10 owed to not only collect vital UFO technical data, but be allowed to perfor 2009 Page #16 be created with the scientific and technical departments staffed with quali 2009 Page #16 h published a revised version of a technical study known as The Way to Spac 2009 Page #16 ban missile crisis, scientific and technical intelligence worked around the 2009 Page #17 ined in depth to include vital UFO technical data, I propose the following: 2009 Page #18 ows all of our secrets, especially technical ones, is apt to have many secr 2009 Page #20 secrecy but exclude strategic and technical secrecy. A small number of doc 2009 Page #21 ased on wind tunnel models and UFO technical data) has been flown only as a 2009 Page #22 roject Blue Book staff and the Air Technical Intelligence Center about the 2009 Page #24 FIRESTONE. PREPARED BY MJ-12 GROUP TECHNICAL ADVISORY PANEL (MTAP-12) FOR U 2009 Page #26 that series' cast, and one of its technical advisers, Mark Felt, later con 2009 Page #32 luding the development of specific technical proposals.23 NSAM 271 goes on 2009 Page #40 o June 1980, he commanded Sheppard Technical Training Center, Sheppard AFB, 2009 Page #73 went to Lackland AFB in Texas for technical training in its police academy 2009 Page #81 s." I located a highly obscure and technical research paper called "High-Al 2009 Page #90 y not understand the words, highly technical, highly technical words, and I 2009 Page #93 he words, highly technical, highly technical words, and I had !he intellige 2009 Page #93 nics, who was teaching at a nearby technical institute at the time. He had 2009 Page #136 : from 1942 -43 as a member of the technical staff, Division of War Researc 2009 Page #164 rnia in 1974, he became the Senior Technical Director of Ocean Data Systems 2009 Page #164 ce, was the author of more than 50 technical and scientific papers and the 2009 Page #164 not able to join the team, and the technical direction of the whole project 2009 Page #165 , without having due regard to the technical difficulties involved. It did 2009 Page #166 ent New Zealand and Australia in a technical capacity at the second Bikini 2009 Page #166 ent New Zealand and Australia in a technical capacity at the second Bikini 2009 Page #172 not able to join the team, and the technical direction of the whole project 2009 Page #173
explained ones are from some other technically advanced civilization. ” USA 2003 Page #14 e Manhattan Project. Anyone who is technically inclined can follow the argu 2004 Page #130 eated to give the general public a technically accurate representation of w 2007 Page #94
was a forensic laboratory where a technician separated he nine layers and 2003 Page #50 ns, \ t • The status of the fourth technician is unknown. Autposies are sch 2003 Page #235 6 to 1960, was employed as a radio technician at the Weapons Research Estab 2004 Page #15 r plant of the craft security. One technician was overcome and collapsed wh 2004 Page #81 removal of a body. Another medical technician went into a coma only four ho 2004 Page #81 rcher Randall Clement II, 20-21 AF technician saw "dismembered and charred" 2004 Page #113 each, CA; Neil Morris, a brilliant technician at the University of Manchest 2004 Page #227 ation business ... who worked as a technician at Wright-Patterson, retiring 2005 Page #42 as is so sure is because he is the technician who transferred the original 2005 Page #148 ness from 1969 and a civilian film technician. But is there anyone else who 2005 Page #148 70s in the United States; the film technician that confirmed the footage wa 2005 Page #150 mating Article 501 to the pylon, a technician used a thread-tap on one of t 2006 Page #78 h debris near the power plant. One technician was overcomed n Hadley Cantri 2006 Page #103 removal of a body. Another medical technician went into a coma four hours a 2006 Page #104 Carrizo, a 54-year old electronic technician from Cordoba, Argentina. Desp 2007 Page #195 ation business ... who worked as a technician at Wright-Patterson , retirin 2009 Page #50
AEC" vs. "Korea." • "Such experts, technicians, scientists and assistants" 2003 Page #207 will take with /ou sveh *xncrt? . technicians, s*-ientist ,; and assistant 2003 Page #214 tion resulting in the deaths of: J technicians, \ t • The status of the fou 2003 Page #235 9. Autopsies on the four dead SED technicians are not conclusive. It is be 2004 Page #81 ith and his team of scientists and technicians claimed they had detected an 2004 Page #86 ng "autopsies on the four dead SED technicians" — suggesting a toxin or hig 2004 Page #119 947 identified the deaths of three technicians, with autopsies schedule to 2004 Page #119 tion resulting in the deatl1s of 3 technicians" and another taken to the ho 2005 Page #126 p Secret Majic-states that aU four technicians djed from seizures and profu 2005 Page #126 ft projects since 1955. Engineers, technicians , and security personnel gen 2005 Page #167 drone itself then self-destructed. Technicians attached the launch pylons t 2006 Page #78 odynamics. In late September 1967, technicians readied the B-52H to carry t 2006 Page #78 9. Autopsies on the four dead SED technicians are not conclusive. It is be 2006 Page #104 rom alien pathogens Case]: The SED Technicians. First on my list is the dea 2006 Page #108 list is the death of the four SED technicians alluded to in the 1'1 Annual 2006 Page #108 in the 1'1 Annual Report. The SED technicians were transported in such a w 2006 Page #108 the alien virus from the four SED technicians to today is quite credible: 2006 Page #112 en from the Roswell deaths of four technicians. There are modern concerns t 2006 Page #117 ere. But that's what all the radar technicians called Area 51. (At the end 2006 Page #152 later learned that there were some technicians from the communications squa 2009 Page #70
J'9 to J)Uty ,ri th "· 3. ,-:r tor Technioian .T. ~!. ·am:ilFW at.a 16 ooto 2009 Page #174
ng, photocopying, mimeography -any technique that creates writing on paper- 2005 Page #136 o quarantine us until we develop a technique for learning to live at peace 2006 Page #8 ience, can't correctly predict the technique to be used by similar people a 2006 Page #11 infrared signature discrimination technique (FUR) if required. Such proced 2006 Page #116 Using my blank password scanning technique 1 got into Johnson Space centr 2007 Page #86 and did m) blank password scanning technique for all those machines and lo 2007 Page #86 ned to perform these analyses. Her technique is to determine the value of s 2009 Page #11 n and hard work, we did master the technique of fission with non-terrestria 2009 Page #20
these five stimuli. Authentication Techniques The techniques for authentica 2003 Page #178 uli. Authentication Techniques The techniques for authenticating questioned 2003 Page #178 sues. Slide 40 summarizes the main techniques. Clearly, establishing proven 2003 Page #178 r." There are three "intellectual" techniques (as opposed to "physical") fo 2003 Page #181 can prove they are fake, using the techniques I outlined earlier. Therefore 2003 Page #184 e Constitution. If the enforcement techniques are both illegal and unconsti 2003 Page #185 ge of film processing and printing techniques provided necessary aids and p 2004 Page #101 , if revealed, would also show the techniques used to convince the public o 2004 Page #130 pulsion systems ■ Superior medical techniques ■ Tampering with earth enviro 2005 Page #9 rce engine test cells, development techniques for determining blast effects 2005 Page #41 part using appropriate fabrication techniques. A human-fabricated spacecraf 2005 Page #161 hoton, and anti-gravity propulsion techniques were considered to be accompl 2005 Page #173 . 9). Designers used sophisticated techniques involving radar-absorbent mat 2006 Page #81 s are well known. Some of them use techniques that we, as "intelligent life 2006 Page #101 octrine and real crisis management techniques. It's going to blend my knowl 2006 Page #130 my book, 1 give examples of these techniques applied to managing news abou 2007 Page #16 e will apply a number oflinguistic techniques that have been used successfu 2008 Page #104 comments on the future of forensic techniques for authenticating documents. 2008 Page #104 ing computational linguistics. Her techniques have been recognized in some 2008 Page #106 idual authors choose to use. Other techniques use linguistic stylometrics , 2008 Page #106 s . Even using powerful linguistic techniques , there is rarely certainty. 2009 Page #11 out wooing clandestine and illegal techniques of getting information but ge 2009 Page #15
some of the more common censorship technjgues . ln my book, 1 give examples 2007 Page #16
itten several books on black-world technolo gy, as well as articles for suc 2005 Page #82 ny location where Extraterrestrial Technolo gy might be retrievable for sci 2005 Page #129 to treat such incursions by aLien technolo gy as possibly hostile and a th 2005 Page #162 gineering; Biotechnology; Computer Technolo gy; Adaptive Systems and Artifi 2005 Page #162 be advanced. One is in the area of technolo gy: the Internet and World Wide 2007 Page #38 e saying that we had such advanced technolo gy then we could put it to good 2007 Page #85
elief -certain aspects of an alien technolog y research program. Word certa 2005 Page #80 rged with studying recovered alien technolog y. ln the absence of confirmat 2005 Page #84 on. If you admit to the blackworld technolog y programs, you would have a v 2005 Page #85 om their convenient access to such technolog) and research; when one consid 2005 Page #85 e living beings are using in their technolog y, is be)ond the grasp of mech 2005 Page #95 g non-terrestrial science and its technolOg) which is stilJ greatl) undisc 2005 Page #128 osal to find ways of advancing our technolog) ' and national progress and i 2005 Page #128 e the vehicle for new and advanced technolog y with a view toward reproduci 2005 Page #162 fer about the evolution of our own technolog y based on testimony given by 2005 Page #163 simulator using our own av-ionics technolog y. Bill said that General Elec 2005 Page #164 indings. The engineering of secret technolog y to satisf) DoD requests is c 2005 Page #167 he back engineering of alien space technolog) would probably rank as the de 2005 Page #167 e product of back-engineered alien technolog y. ln another simple yet power 2007 Page #71 A global transfonnation driven by technolog y and politics 162 2008 Page #168
icat ions concerning flying saucer technologi es being secretly studied in 2009 Page #36
crash retrievals, or some form of technologica.l "freebie"? Eight years la 2005 Page #81
ligence effort to exploit possible technological gains with the exception o 2003 Page #28 Moon Dust or other items of great technological intelligence interest. 3. 2004 Page #5 ed flying objects, "items of great technological interest," and classified 2004 Page #5 vehicles;" and (b) "items of great technological interest." Moreover, Moon 2004 Page #12 Once the material, biological, and technological is removed to its ultimate 2004 Page #171 — at least— from two to six highly technological intelligent civilizations 2004 Page #187 the phenomenon is real, that it is technological, and that great levels of 2005 Page #73 , however: UFOs are real, they are technological, they are extraordinar y, 2005 Page #74 en be conceived of with.in our own technological framework. Some of these s 2005 Page #163 eive, design, and build all of the technological wonders that we enjO). \Vh 2005 Page #163 mplishments by sa~~ng that certain technological developments may have been 2005 Page #163 e been inspired by other preceding technological developments, whether huma 2005 Page #163 member we have just started on our technological kick. Think back to 1900. 2006 Page #6 extraordinary human scientific and technological advances that could revolu 2006 Page #56 Gradually, people might notice new technological products and other positiv 2006 Page #60 ed? Do otherwis e innocent ads for technological produces and services cove 2007 Page #59 igence gaps concerning Soviet/Bloc technological capabilities . As this doc 2007 Page #134 g outside the range of present-day technological de\·elopment in earth scie 2007 Page #195 n our world today. The progress of technological development has not increa 2008 Page #117 d secret) ■ Broad geopolitical and technological changes ■ The ongoing atte 2008 Page #158 m across space and bring about the technological disarmament of nuclear wea 2009 Page #17
me here, must be far more advanced technologically than are we, since we ca 2006 Page #10 s? 1,000? 100,000? I million? 3) A technologically superior race would be a 2007 Page #184
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t it is true that extraterrestrial technology has been recovered, with the 2004 Page #132
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ring of crashed-and-rec overed UFO technology. Uhouse's scary is a strange 2005 Page #45
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in this case access to knowledge, technology, power, and presumably money. 2005 Page #77
these technologjcal objects (for "technology" d1ey certainly appear to be) 2005 Page #77
regarding the acquisition of alien technology and bodies. Immediately most 2005 Page #77
a government program to study this technology, and named more names (Vannev 2005 Page #79
ona.l security threat and make the technology available for use in the priv 2005 Page #81
a hint at acquired crash retrieval technology ? Of course, Apollo 14 astron 2005 Page #81
purpose of which is to study alien technology and bodies. These sources cam 2005 Page #81
in 1989 of alien "back engineered" technology at places like S-4, near Area 2005 Page #82
eat deal of very advanced aviation technology not onJy at the famous Groom 2005 Page #83
ttle question that significant new technology has been developed for severa 2005 Page #84
siders the likelihood that the UFO technology program has probably been goi 2005 Page #85
s Encounters with Extraterrestrial Technology Ryan S. Wood Copyright 2005 R 2005 Page #117
s Encounters with Extraterrestrial Technology Preface This hjstoric book is 2005 Page #117
of human encounters with nonhuman technology fallen to earth. Future reade 2005 Page #117
n, what if this encounter with new technology and culture requires a new le 2005 Page #117
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o possess, study and duplicate UFO technology. UFO literature is rife with 2005 Page #119
which are almost obsolete in Earth technology. Still others ask whether any 2005 Page #120
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berate "seeding" of super-advanced technology on emerging "kindergarten" pl 2005 Page #121
ualEXTRA TERRESTRJA L ENTITIES AND TECHNOLOGY, RECOVERY Al'\JD DlSPOSAL." ( 2005 Page #127
TRIAI. 1-:-..: l'I I'll•::-. 1\Nl) TECHNOLOGY . 1 JJlP ®~©lR1~lf UlfJJ~JJ~© 2005 Page #127
TEE ON NON-TERRESTRIAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY ." Addressing matters raised 2005 Page #127
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Majic Eyes Only technology as has been recovered by the 2005 Page #129
s, which were far beyond any human technology or human ability co withstand 2005 Page #131
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peditions deliver) to FTD [Foreign Technology Division at \.Xlright-Parters 2005 Page #142
rce Systems Command (AFSC) Foreign Technology Division (FTD) Projects l\i[o 2005 Page #142
tee on Non-terrestrial Science and Technology, and the Majestic 12 Group ha 2005 Page #143
"reverse engineering" the advanced technology found in the alien craft. Is 2005 Page #161
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h-landed on earth despite advanced technology. Some of our most advanced ai 2005 Page #161
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cation and manufacturin g. lf this technology comes from another off-world 2005 Page #162
t beyond the capability of our own technology. The military thinking on th. 2005 Page #162
be used to study the alien and the technology. And aU of this would have to 2005 Page #162
against reverse engineering alien technology are similar to the arguments 2005 Page #163
earn as much as possible about the technology . To do this, they had to tur 2005 Page #167
ect that "seeded" extraterrestrial technology at American corporations such 2005 Page #167
ontrol machinery, Stealth aircraft technology, and Star Wars particle-beam 2005 Page #168
ses the role that extraterrestrial technology played in shaping geopolitica 2005 Page #168
had further involvement with alien technology, especially since it is likel 2005 Page #169
already had in our possession the technology to cake us to the stars, sayi 2005 Page #175
tars, saying that "we now have the technology to cake ET home." This was in 2005 Page #175
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nology far in advance of Earthling technology. Their vehicles are clearly f 2006 Page #5
ere is that we have only had fancy technology for perhaps 100 years. But th 2006 Page #5
he obviously great improvements in technology. We also had broken the Japan 2006 Page #8
much like to duplicate the flight technology of the saucers. They can lite 2006 Page #9
determining the secrets of saucer technology before they do and must be co 2006 Page #9
t have intelligent life or develop technology. We have data on one "civiliz 2006 Page #12
have worked on more cancelled high technology classified programs than anyb 2006 Page #13
United States of extraterrestrial technology and entities which may come d 2006 Page #18
Speech. 3123/93 • 'We now have the technology to take ET hume.' • 'We now k 2006 Page #27
ional scanty threat aid mak e t he technology available for use in the priv 2006 Page #27
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orked In C Aviation Week and Space Technology October 1 1990 article by Bil 2006 Page #30
s Encounters with Extraterrestrial Technology. However, with that being sai 2006 Page #47
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s. Under benevolent scenarios, NHI technology and ideas could result in fab 2006 Page #56
d and exploit the NHI entities and technology. Business Business community 2006 Page #58
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businesses wishing to exploit NHI technology, which might otherwise seem t 2006 Page #61
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ities in the NHI life form and its technology. Research would go 24/7, seek 2006 Page #62
to Science assess and counter NHI technology and find physical vulnerabili 2006 Page #64
abilities in the life form and its technology. Secondarily, science would s 2006 Page #65
tended consequences. Knowledge and technology windfall must be shared among 2006 Page #66
tended consequences. Knowledge and technology windfall must be shared among 2006 Page #66
ew realities. Displays of advanced technology, seeming magical to many, cou 2006 Page #67
eliminate all traces of Top Secret technology that had just been scattered 2006 Page #71
de a Northrop N-9M one-third-scale technology demonstrator for development 2006 Page #86
science "Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from mag 2006 Page #101
g with extensive review of all the technology from UFOs to date. The third 2006 Page #103
led "Extraterrestrial Entities and Technology Recovery and Disposal" 15. Th 2006 Page #103
ature alloys, electro-hydrodynamic technology, super-aerodynes, out-weighed 2006 Page #105
valuation of some of the drugs and technology administered seems to demonst 2006 Page #116
as case suggests advanced chemical technology applications. They could want 2006 Page #116
mpany, and the Defense Science and Technology Laboratory) which remains an 2006 Page #123
s Encounters with Extraterrestrial Technology, Ryan S. Wood, Wood Enterpris 2006 Page #137
ut a "secret war" against the disc technology until the human military effo 2006 Page #141
ilitary efforts to attack the disc technology with unexpected consequences 2006 Page #142
which he could use a Doppler shift technology known as Pulse Acquisition Ra 2006 Page #142
ile he studied more advanced radar technology in 1964 to 1965 at what he ca 2006 Page #151
D SOMETHING ADVANCED, LET'S SAY IN TECHNOLOGY AND MIND, FLY OR MOVE A DISC 2006 Page #155
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NWARD TRIED TO BRING DOWN THE DISC TECHNOLOGY TO STUDY. That was the only r 2006 Page #155
hat either. They've been using the technology that the aliens gave them? Or 2006 Page #162
ne. By the beginning of WWII radar technology had developed to the point th 2006 Page #170
be seeing was advanced terrestrial technology that was being tested at the 2006 Page #199
been back-engineered to aid human technology. However, the parts of the Te 2006 Page #199
d. His argument was that we had no technology that could account for the ca 2006 Page #201
Covert Program to Replicate Alien Technology Richard M. Dolan ............ 2007 Page #5
f government. privatization of UFO technology) .. · . ., I have grouped per 2007 Page #36
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Covert Program to Replicate Alien Technology Richard M. Dolan Copyright 20 2007 Page #50
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menon is real. ■ Involves apparent technology. ■ Affects national security 2007 Page #51
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t dusk. ls it descended from alien technology? Large white letters spelling 2007 Page #71
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d you start in being interested in technology and computers? GM: \~/ell Ata 2007 Page #78
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not possible as far as our current technology permits. But are we the most 2007 Page #184
s Encounters with Extraterrestrial Technology. Broomfield, CO: Wood Enterpr 2007 Page #192
Q"nesium produced by known earthly technology prior to 1957." APRO retorted 2007 Page #195
program in the 1930s and aircraft technology was well behind the level of 2007 Page #195
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g to Tunguska and finding advanced technology that is then incorporated int 2008 Page #103
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radar systems, and using advanced technology to help make the space statio 2008 Page #104
d the rapid growth of surveillance technology to include the VeriChip, stud 2008 Page #123
eriChip device in their arm. Other technology -to include ubiquitous video 2008 Page #123
in public places, face recognition technology , the computer surveillance s 2008 Page #123
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German Nazis was their incredible technology, possibly gained through earl 2008 Page #130
which they gained new and advanced technology. Interestingly, the Nazi prog 2008 Page #130
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range Things Fly -Then USG bas UFO Technology • Having UFO Reports does not 2008 Page #148
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■ Evolution of research ■ NWitary technology (open and secret) ■ Broad geo 2008 Page #158
ry Encotmters ■ 1975: The State of Technology ■ UFO Research in 1975 ■ Remo 2008 Page #159
90 ■ Soviet UFOs -Again ■ American Technology Ascendant ■ Investigating Are 2008 Page #166
to the National Estimate (p 6) UFO Technology and the Imbalance of Power by 2009 Page #8
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g a tentative conclusion that "UFO Technology and the Imbalance of Power" m 2009 Page #11
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cientific defense communities. UFO TECHNOLOGY AND THE IMBALANCE OF POWER by 2009 Page #19
on the development and use of UFO technology. If we want to understand and 2009 Page #19
ion just past accomplished more in technology than all generations to come. 2009 Page #19
of warfare hardly affected by new technology are either analogous or easil 2009 Page #19
c wars were hardly affected by new technology. The nineteenth century saw s 2009 Page #19
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scientific ideas with terrestrial technology. A revolution of ideas, ideas 2009 Page #19
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me twins. As a result, applied UFO technology is developing rapidly and in 2009 Page #20
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n UFO technology for peace and UFO technology for war, and I believe the tw 2009 Page #20
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ectronics, and in this respect our technology is still superior to that of 2009 Page #22
tion between wartime and peacetime technology . The RPV, using advanced lJF 2009 Page #23
rough equivalence with the kind of technology exhibited in UFOs. FUTURE WEA 2009 Page #23
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ncerning extraterrestrial life and technology. The first concerns a series 2009 Page #35
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tories associated with the Foreign Technology Division were one of the majo 2009 Page #92
rld War 2 America. Thanks to modem technology and the internet, you can put 2009 Page #156
before Massachusetts Institute of Technology graduates. "An airplane equip 2009 Page #162
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kers and defense science regarding technology's role in preserving democrat 2009 Page #24
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rl Jung, 1960 Brookings report) 3) Technology-transfer issues (economic & m 2007 Page #36
Researching the Energy Techology of UFOs Tom Valone, Ph.D., PE 2005 Page #13
photography. In chis investigative techruque, the camera is carefull y set 2005 Page #95
Detrick from the bodies of the SED techs, and were the troops collateral da 2006 Page #108 ng ground or elsewhere of four SED techs, which contain, in the characteris 2006 Page #112 y dad worked at a place that radar techs called 'Jackass Flats.' Jackass Fl 2006 Page #152 tah, where he was one of the radar techs at Cedar Breaks Radar, up on top o 2006 Page #152 Dad saying was, 'Oh, my God!' The techs all gathered together and ran outs 2006 Page #154 dead spot in the radar. The radar techs ran through the trees over to the 2006 Page #154 the time. Dad and the rest of the techs were on the scene. They had govern 2006 Page #155
nd saylnl:' hi~ ,ve11pon "'"s an e!tect,~e them. '''r. must keep pace in or 2009 Page #183
were others. (videotape interview Ted Loman, Laughlin UFO Conference 1997) 2003 Page #43 ce of the Surgeon General RES TRIC TED - W., 34 k V--S 44 'a/‹- 12 7 2004 Page #18 ore he even saw it. He went on the Ted Koppel show to declare that former t 2004 Page #144 nteniewed in 1996 by US researcher Ted Loman and claimed that in 1969 he wa 2005 Page #147 he 5000+ physical trace cases that Ted Phillips has collected from over 70 2006 Page #4 e, Alabama, and a local policeman, Ted Oliphant, who was investigating the 2006 Page #201 at the local police station where Ted Oliphant was on duty. We found Ted a 2006 Page #201 Ted Oliphant was on duty. We found Ted and he opened up the nearby Communit 2006 Page #201 uld have a place to meet and talk. Ted was initially suspicious of my inter 2006 Page #201 ommander in December 1980 was Col. Ted Conrad. His Deputy Base Commander wa 2008 Page #88 Section, along the newly-construc ted route of the Atlantic and Pacific Ra 2009 Page #48 s boss and base commander was Col. Ted Conrad, who had not been on the job 2009 Page #60 with RAF Bentwaters Base Commander Ted Conrad who did not ask either Jim Pe 2009 Page #68 al Gordon Williams, Base Commander Ted Conrad and Deputy Base Commander Cha 2009 Page #82 ure of this phenomenon . Some like Ted Bloecher cataloged entity sightings 2009 Page #154 entity sightings while others like Ted Phillips specialized in trace eviden 2009 Page #154
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re five." I was a sixteen year old teenager in 1965 when the Kecksburg UFO 2003 Page #54 nother witness, Bill Weaver, was a teenager in 1965. Today Bill holds a res 2003 Page #70 na incident. Said Jill, as a young teenager, when he was told about the cra 2005 Page #44 No that al1 started after school, teenager years. MW: \Xlhat was your fami 2007 Page #79 militaf)'• This was at the age of teenager? GM: Yes, teenager. Back then l 2007 Page #81 s at the age of teenager? GM: Yes, teenager. Back then l was more intereste 2007 Page #81 ona incident. Said JLD, as a young teenager, when he was told about the cra 2009 Page #51
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part? • "The eyes can see, but the teeth cannot chew." • Later analysis sho 2004 Page #167 f harmful bacteria and suffered no teeth decay. In trust, JLD gave me his r 2005 Page #44 they have been lying through their teeth for decades. I don't know of any g 2006 Page #10 ft ear) • Exsanguination (blood) • Teeth (somewhat less frequent than the o 2006 Page #115 lanted monitoring devices in their teeth. Tom said that a few years later h 2006 Page #160 massive UFO gripped firmly in its teeth. How '\Vas he or she able to accom 2007 Page #67 f harmful bacteria and suffered no teeth decay. In trust, JLD gave me his r 2009 Page #50
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rthrop facifay is located near the Tehachapi Mountains. There are rumors th 2005 Page #83 omagnetic research facility in the Tehachapi Mountains. "Classic" flying sa 2007 Page #56
an Air Force's Command Post in the Tehran area. In quick succession, four c 2008 Page #31 the Cm:ny Islands? ■ Incident Over Tehran ■ Elsewhere in the World Intruder 2008 Page #160
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Grumman Advanced Systems Division. Tejon RCS Facility, 'The Anthill·. An el 2007 Page #56
l of the United States. The War on TeJTorism to include unprovoked attacks 2008 Page #123
h and the Director of Te? tral J r.tel licence. 132 2003 Page #136 les). Lots of the FTP and Telnets (Tel.net -rudimentary way to access compu 2007 Page #85 note did you leave them? GM: I was tel.ling them "Sort your security our". 2007 Page #89 -;_-.'.0-!) to~ H. •l!. : ;-,."' t tel:.:. .fO.J u, yo..i::-c!for~ .-:.nc! 2008 Page #57 843 Albuquerque , New Mexico 87154 TEL: 505-797-7727 FAX: 505-797-7908 e-ma 2009 Page #86
tories that the U.S. meclia seldom tel1 us about. 1 know this because I liv 2007 Page #34
scenario. It was one on one. Say a telecom engineer might need to know how 2007 Page #83
the following to the Controller of Telecommunicat ions concerning flying sa 2009 Page #36
and card reactivation information. Telecommunications transmission is provi 2007 Page #68
that because I was chatting co the telecoms guys, the sales guys. I enjoyed 2007 Page #82
ates the Directive to Wedemeyer, a telegram to MacArthur and a Memorandum f 2003 Page #204 Lt. General Wedemeyer. 2. Draft of telegram to - General MacArthur. FE:JCVl 2003 Page #228 . Similarly, a Department of State telegram of August 1967 from the America 2004 Page #7 me from a U.S. Department of State telegram transmitted from the American E 2004 Page #7 mbassy in La Paz again forwarded a telegram to the Secretary of State, Wash 2004 Page #9 ton, D.C. Classified "Secret," the telegram disclosed the following: Prelim 2004 Page #9 given in the Department of State's telegram of 15 May: "The object was.. .e 2004 Page #10 the Department of State's "Secret" telegram of 18 May, which clearly stated 2004 Page #10 al Ramey was holding in his hand a telegram that day, while he was being ph 2004 Page #141 e photo in particular captured the telegram at an unusual angle where it ca 2004 Page #141 of what may have been a top secret telegram about the Roswell Incident. The 2004 Page #141 cident. The debate about what that telegram says is incendiary. Some say it 2004 Page #141 They dispute whether it is even a telegram. They say grainy photographic 1 2004 Page #141 of the actual contents of that FBI telegram. Isn't it difficult to picture 2004 Page #142 ths later Casper Weinberger sent a telegram relieving both Scott and Miller 2004 Page #193 ogether but separately at the Star Telegram. The original Star Telegram Arc 2004 Page #235 e Star Telegram. The original Star Telegram Archive negative storage envelo 2004 Page #235 photographs. But how did the Star Telegram get the Roswell story before th 2004 Page #236 n operation. On checking, the Star Telegram itself subscribed to AP, it had 2004 Page #237 the events of July 1947, the Star Telegram assisted Roger Ramey in matters 2004 Page #237 oger Ramey really did owe the Star Telegram a very great favor. But what ab 2004 Page #237 his time probably back at the Star Telegram processing his earlier photos a 2004 Page #237 ing back at FWAAF. So did the Star Telegram send out a further reporter or 2004 Page #237 Marcel pictures or any other Star Telegram reporter or photographer, how d 2004 Page #237 It appears that although the Star Telegram employed Bond and they had the 2004 Page #237 negatives have arrived at the Star Telegram later that evening by just such 2004 Page #238 her source, they would become Star Telegram property and as such be filed l 2004 Page #238 eing processed like any other Star Telegram picture. All this could have be 2004 Page #238 e phone without involving any Star Telegram reporters or photographers, jus 2004 Page #238 July 27, 1955, when Douglas sent a telegram to Moise inviting further corre 2005 Page #98 come from a US Department of Seate telegram transmitted from the American E 2007 Page #141 mbassy in La Paz again forwarded a telegram co the Secretary of rate, \"X/a 2007 Page #142 ngton , DC. Classified Secret, the telegram disclosed the following: Prelim 2007 Page #142 os Angeles Times, Deseret News and Telegram , The Salt Lake Tribune, The Eu 2008 Page #16
usive point in itself, as the Star Telegram's darkroom had a collection of 2004 Page #234 ken with who was there in the Star Telegram's offices that night has told u 2004 Page #237 arcel negatives end up in the Star Telegram's archive? I've pondered this l 2004 Page #237
· · cen10Bhlp of oveBaas mall and telegraph llnN · Dec. 11140: Navy Secret 2007 Page #16 me was International Telephone and Telegraph (ITT) Gem1an Chainnan Gerhardt 2008 Page #128 erica 's International Telephone & Telegraph Corp. sold Gem1any communicati 2008 Page #128 s participation. The Alton Evening Telegraph: "U.S. Scientist Backs Secret 2009 Page #160
p. In the 1960s, an aging railroad telegrapher confessed that the entire ai 2004 Page #28
ocalize? Does it employ telepathy, telekinesis or other advanced/arcane pow 2006 Page #53
r to be any seams or rivets and no telemetry, no aerials. Just then l saw t 2007 Page #86
26, 1980 SLIDE# l Ben/waters 1980: Telepathi c Lights? © 2008 by Linda Moul 2008 Page #71
e because he was able to get these telepathic thoughts. Q: This was an offe 2004 Page #195
ny of being covertly employed as a telepathic interface in UFO crash retrie 2006 Page #14
important duty which was to be the telepathic interface in case communicati 2006 Page #18
EBE revealed to Stone during their telepathic communication that it intende 2006 Page #21
laims that his covert training for telepathic communication with EBEs, and 2006 Page #21
ator, nor his subsequent work as a telepathic interface with EBEs. Nor is t 2006 Page #22
Moon Dust) Recruited due to innate telepathic skills recognized during chil 2006 Page #22
ildhood; _ Recruited due to innate telepathic skills recognized during chil 2006 Page #22
ood as having unique skills (e.g., telepathic communication) that can be of 2006 Page #23
ivated for specific tasks, such as telepathic interface, in UFO crash retri 2006 Page #23
Bentwaters 1980: Telepathic Lights? Linda Moulton Howe Co 2008 Page #71
adox in Penniston 's recall of the telepathic transmission from the glowing 2008 Page #95
ot forget the haunting , seemingly telepathic lights and the question: what 2008 Page #96
ine, "\/irtual reality scenarios,• telepathic c011T11111ication , lurnan-ar 2009 Page #152
es, to spiritual transformation to telepathic communication, the spectrum o 2009 Page #154
team due to his natural ability to telepathically communicate with extrater 2006 Page #16 ssentially, Sherman would learn to telepathically interface with EBEs and p 2006 Page #22 as "alive" and "speaking " to them telepathically? Those words were used by 2008 Page #74
ad a head band ... possibly mental telepathy ." ■ " ••• lack of information 2005 Page #9 . Does it vocalize? Does it employ telepathy, telekinesis or other advanced 2006 Page #53
w Mexico and spoke with him on the telephone, where a strange tale emerged. 2003 Page #36 Girardeau 11. 1939 Cape Girardeau Telephone book, Cape Girardeau public li 2003 Page #39 great many people rushing to their telephone in Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, Pe 2003 Page #53 rviewing Joel in person and on the telephone, he has provided me a detailed 2003 Page #70 of recovery efforts. All teletype, telephone and radio transmissions were m 2003 Page #235 e — which would identify me at the telephone exchange to report, by phone, 2004 Page #108 0 feet) would not pass between the telephone poles in places, or go through 2004 Page #127 ars, until George Filer received a telephone call from Mrs. Ramey, widow of 2004 Page #226 e-direct to the National Archives. Telephone calls to the National Archives 2004 Page #231 lice headquarters began to receive telephone calls from the district of Jar 2005 Page #31 e-which wouJd identifr J me at the telephone exchange to report, by phone, 2005 Page #139 Hong Kong because the internet and telephone is cheaper! Hah. It is all fan 2006 Page #11 ased. I have never had an unlisted telephone number. It is in my books and 2006 Page #12 l, and their ability to jam radio, telephone, television, and teletype tran 2006 Page #140 t up. When they fired it up, a red telephone went off. It was a red phone, 2006 Page #154 ks (the British ambassador) on the telephone I repeated the message. He ask 2006 Page #167 ps from the Pentagon. He wanted to telephone his wife to get out of town, a 2006 Page #167 cial burst in asking permission to telephone his wife to get out of town an 2006 Page #168 During the summer of 1992, I had a telephone conversation with Nevada hotel 2006 Page #196 erviewed on Sunday night, over the telephone, by Art Bell with George and L 2006 Page #203 al cable,' ·. . radio and ovarseas telephone clrcutts; n,lntary lntelllgenc 2007 Page #16 ss 1800 788-2102 from a touch-tone telephone. 2. Press pe~onal identificati 2007 Page #68 an, press IJ); press area code and telephone number. To make an internation 2007 Page #68 press country code, city code and telephone number. -:. ~ To make another 2007 Page #68 ransmission is provided by Peoples Telephone Company, Inc. One of the most 2007 Page #68 aw at MacDill AFB in 1967. Through telephone conversations with Mr. Botz, i 2007 Page #114 g gear strut "looked as truck as a telephone pole". The nose gear strut was 2007 Page #114 ). Author's special note: During a telephone interview with Warren Botz, he 2007 Page #115 ce". Status update April 20, 2004: Telephone discussion with Mr. James Fran 2007 Page #115 nk works engineer). Per e-mail and telephone discussion, Mr. Rupert describ 2007 Page #115 cument's contents are focused upon telephone com·ersations between Howard R 2007 Page #135 the newspaper. Butt told me, in a telephone interview, that they had searc 2008 Page #8 morning of March 31, 1993, and my telephone was ringing. I picked it up an 2008 Page #33 ficial -looking sedan pull up to a telephone booth near his home. He watche 2008 Page #53 be a high-ranking officer use the telephone briefly and then depart. The p 2008 Page #53 sentation I called him at the same telephone number and I spoke with his wi 2008 Page #54 UFOs with the fact that they had a telephone line for people to report sigh 2008 Page #68 ons of this time was International Telephone and Telegraph (ITT) Gem1an Cha 2008 Page #128 e Police. America 's International Telephone & Telegraph Corp. sold Gem1any 2008 Page #128 d large T.ihoe rent.al areas •R.ln telephone area code swnmary of two assoc 2009 Page #193
out it," said Elizabeth Upton. She telephoned the local police, and they sa 2006 Page #120 t, Doug Secretag of Defense Lovett telephoned a report and an instruction f 2006 Page #167 any information whatsoever must be telephoned by them immediately to Air Fo 2006 Page #174 he Non-Commissioned Officer's Club telephoned the Adjutant General's Office 2007 Page #95 ieutenant Colonel in the Reserves, telephoned this office on December 5, 19 2007 Page #140 er 25, 1979 at 2256 hours Mr. Lake telephoned the Westpo11 Police Departmen 2008 Page #46
sion in all of Braxton County. The telephones in Flatwoods were still run b 2006 Page #92 ent Adee of Britain). The Pentagon telephones would be closed for all but e 2006 Page #167 come or go. Within a few hours the telephones, televisions, radios and two- 2007 Page #128 uring the night of the occurrence, telephones would ring with nobody at the 2007 Page #129
a hexagonal radar target, but that telephonic communication had not born th 2004 Page #142 not born this out. The line about telephonic communication not bearing thi 2004 Page #142
ut very good Nikon F2s I also have telephoto, wide-angle and macro lenses.) 2003 Page #45 vailable, from ultra wide angle to telephoto but they were expensive and ch 2004 Page #234
alien psionic interfaces or alien teleportation systems may not even be co 2005 Page #163
ation, ” Whipple, Fred L., Sky and Telescope, April 1953, p. 151. “Testing 2003 Page #182 ossible that new peeps through the telescope on Mt. Palomar indicate that m 2004 Page #247 a threeand-a-half inch refracting telescope, observed a fu!Jy articulated 2005 Page #100
lerical! Darkroom Ending VLA radio telescopes Wildlife Looking back Closing 2003 Page #44 ic turbulence so that high-powered telescopes could locate and track spy sa 2003 Page #148 Contact. Easily detected by earth telescopes, the ship might 56 2006 Page #59 Way galaxy. Soon, new space-based telescopes will make it possible to iden 2006 Page #70
duration of recovery efforts. All teletype, telephone and radio transmissi 2003 Page #235 I from transmitting the story on a teletype wire. The FBI gave her an elect 2004 Page #135 as typed on a typewriter and not a Teletype message. Further, we suggest Ge 2004 Page #227 the phone, or off the wire service teletype. So if Bond Johnson didn't take 2004 Page #237 radio, telephone, television, and teletype transmissions, let alone power 2006 Page #140 t be diseminated (sic)." The above teletype message is contained in file 62 2006 Page #174 related? The existence of the FBI teletype message raises (at least) two r 2006 Page #178 r the mysterious intruders. An FBI teletype of 13 October 1950 refers to th 2008 Page #28 ion Memoranda, 3 March 1950 1° FBI Teletype, 13 October 1950 11 Aerial Phen 2008 Page #38
lete room filled with wire service teletypes. Can we say without certainty 2004 Page #237
Aviation Institute, Moscow Central Television, 10 November 1967, quoted in 2003 Page #12 t-propelled atomic bombs guided by television that find their targets by ra 2003 Page #16 ded for Wood & Wood LLC's upcoming television documentary. Picture from Dad 2003 Page #23 e phone, over dinner or in front a television camera her story, demeanor an 2003 Page #38 om to room trying to watch for any television coverage, while tuning around 2003 Page #54 ing on our black and white console television. The late Bill Burns, a well 2003 Page #54 First broadcast on U.K. and U.S.A, television September 28, 1995 Photograph 2003 Page #101 and later released in BBC and Fox television programs. Back-engineering ex 2003 Page #101 ably had seen Chris on a couple of television programs, one national and th 2004 Page #45 rator. Then I was hired by the NBC television affiliate in Los Angeles to d 2004 Page #76 tor of Special Projects at the CBS television station in Denver, Colorado. 2004 Page #76 for my documentary films and live television studio programs about science 2004 Page #76 producer and co-writer of a cable television film called Roswell, made for 2004 Page #134 have also been dozens of films and television shows that incorporate some a 2004 Page #137 ll, and many others, including the television series called Roswell, which 2004 Page #137 psy footage that had been shown on television. At no time did he say it was 2004 Page #180 of the UFO phenomenon for Canadian television; one a biography of ufologist 2004 Page #214 of UFOs in a serious manner. Cable television channels , most notably the H 2005 Page #76 olivia case, prompted by the cable television Sci-Fi Channel's reference to 2005 Page #143 ng. In case of a sudden NHI event, television broadcasts would likely be in 2006 Page #57 was broadcasted over the radio and television networks across the United St 2006 Page #90 . May had appeared on a nationwide television talk show in New York called 2006 Page #91 endition was shown to the national television audience, who thought it to b 2006 Page #91 there were only a few cars and one television in all of Braxton County. The 2006 Page #92 ame time. "By coincidence, Granada Television — the makers of World in Acti 2006 Page #126 s, and was fearful that if Granada Television made a case for the incident 2006 Page #126 al assistance and support to a BBC television production titled Invasion Ea 2006 Page #131 r ability to jam radio, telephone, television, and teletype transmissions, 2006 Page #140 e sense of awe, I sat glued to the television as Neil Armstrong set foot on 2006 Page #182 s how he helped organized the Cl3S television show about UFOs around the Ro 2007 Page #23 st merua as well as prim. Numerous television commercials made here and abr 2007 Page #75 brings us back to the Levi-Strauss television ads. 69 2007 Page #75 e tl1e EBE reference in a Dockers' television ad campaign. l cannot say tha 2007 Page #76 ~f consumers. They watch the same television programs we do and make it th 2007 Page #76 ng any books or seeing anything on television about the subject. It must ha 2007 Page #80 , a two-hour prime time syndicated television special that was broadcast in 2008 Page #84 ontrol print publishing, radio and television and also hold sway over magaz 2008 Page #143 Victor Group and Windham Hill; IO Television networks , seven radio statio 2008 Page #143 in a nationally broadcast two-hour television documentary entitled UFOs in 2009 Page #137 andsome scientist, now conductin g television research, said he had been ba 2009 Page #161 handsome scientist, now conducting television research, said he had been ba 2009 Page #176
Within a few hours the telephones, televisions, radios and two-way CBs were 2007 Page #128
e, and with copies of the original telexes and news reports. I felt pretty 2009 Page #138
s oppressive. I have had engineers telJ me that not only were their activit 2005 Page #167
to the crash site, he proceeded to tell his wife and sons what had just hap 2003 Page #22
And he was... it was difficult to tell if it was his skin or a suit. It lo 2003 Page #35
e, because of the eyes, so I can't tell you what his feet were like because 2003 Page #35
the front, there is no way we can tell accurately about its wear pattern. 2003 Page #48
tomorrow or the next day, so I'll tell it all tonight and get done with it 2003 Page #68
those leaves taking pictures. I'll tell you what, I bet the one man in the 2003 Page #69
g at. Joel later said to me," I'll tell you what, something manned that son 2003 Page #69
rash Retrieval Conference later to tell the public what it really knows abo 2003 Page #72
he Government's Thirty Year Ruling tell an intriguing tale. In the wake of 2003 Page #74
earthquake. What does the evidence tell us? The Berwyn Mountains, North Wal 2003 Page #75
netheless, I would like to briefly tell you what my own grandfather told me 2003 Page #97
e. We do some research and then we tell everyone about it. And nobody's tol 2003 Page #110
c doesn't knots. I am not going to tell them. 3. If you can't attack the da 2003 Page #118
arc Liars. All Non-believers only tell the truth. Believers are only invol 2003 Page #118
ic gobbledygook as far as he could tell. There were patterns trying to make 2003 Page #149
. As granny always said, "When you tell a lie, you have to tell two to cove 2003 Page #150
"When you tell a lie, you have to tell two to cover it up" and Kirtland In 2003 Page #150
d reason for the Government not to tell the public what was going on. I tho 2003 Page #187
, came forward a few years back to tell a story of an incident that had occ 2003 Page #190
ft and aliens in a hanger. Can you tell me exactly what President Carter sa 2003 Page #198
aid?" Shirley MacLaine: "He didn't tell me that, but he told me many times 2003 Page #198
y I haven't told, and I'm going to tell you now. She told me this. Bill Cli 2003 Page #199
recover alien bodies, they didn't tell me about it, either, and I want to 2003 Page #201
do the files of Project Moon Dust tell us about the project's involvement 2004 Page #5
there was no news of it. I have to tell you that in La Paz, Bolivia, a huge 2004 Page #10
me before it came to Earth; we can tell that by the micrometeorites embedde 2004 Page #15
THERE, YOU KNOW, THE STORIES THEY TELL IS THAT THEY HEARD NO NOISE. APPARE 2004 Page #24
S EXPLODED ENADVERTENTLY, WE CAN'T TELL. SO, WHAT WE ARE AsEING 00W, PEOPLE 2004 Page #24
itary, each of whom had a story to tell and each of which, save one, did no 2004 Page #43
erhaps some day we will be able to tell it with some degree of credibility. 2004 Page #45
en to give Larry an opportunity to tell his side of this story and its very 2004 Page #46
e witnesses. We did not presume to tell their stories, but did give the spe 2004 Page #48
ng to do with UFOs... P. Could you tell from the specs, actual measurements 2004 Page #53
hat. Just three tunnels. Could you tell from the plans, about the size of t 2004 Page #53
unnels, how long or how wide? I'll tell you what, in comparison to the Chan 2004 Page #53
Ball said at guardmount, "I can't tell you what we saw, but there was defi 2004 Page #56
erican Indian tribes in the region tell of green fireballs and an explosion 2004 Page #74
indicate a crash, but I could not tell for sure...it was stated that the c 2004 Page #74
him about Roswell, he would simply tell us that he had promised President T 2004 Page #85
ion? RIS: You may ask, but I can't tell you. WBS: Is there any way in which 2004 Page #91
think I was told. Friedman: Did he tell you where? Sarbacher: Well we were 2004 Page #92
from other people or did your dad tell you that. James: No my dad told me 2004 Page #96
eriod of eight years to get him to tell what he knew. Dr. Walker was a relu 2004 Page #98
as a hobby of his. He proceeded to tell the story to Walker to get him talk 2004 Page #99
e story. They were then encouraged tell the story in a government directed 2004 Page #105
. Before we begin, however, let me tell you what will be covered. See Slide 2004 Page #106
red. See Slide 2. First, I want to tell you who he was; then present a tabl 2004 Page #106
leakers. If only 10% of the people tell tales against instructions and secu 2004 Page #125
reports of 800 to 900. If only 1% tell, then our numbers imply a huge numb 2004 Page #125
period of history, that apparently tell the inside story of government comp 2004 Page #134
ement terrain.) Jesse Marcel would tell his ham radio buddies that he could 2004 Page #135
vidently Marcel didn't remember to tell him that it had been a headline of 2004 Page #135
documentary. The documentary would tell the public the story that the gover 2004 Page #178
d, "Come on boys. Sit down. Let me tell you something." Emenegger told me t 2004 Page #183
He kind of went "Yeah, well, I'll tell you." Emenegger went ahead with the 2004 Page #184
y they pulled that. I can't really tell you. It was during the end of the N 2004 Page #184
ay I'll take you out on a boat and tell you what it really was, but then af 2004 Page #185
cooperate with us," (and he didn't tell him what that cooperation was — the 2004 Page #190
ing into because they don't really tell you very much about what you are ge 2004 Page #190
researching. I will let the Woods tell the story of what they have got, an 2004 Page #196
ut what's behind it"..." All I can tell you is, I think I'm hot on the trai 2004 Page #209
with Russians in space? NSAM 271 • Tell the truth about ET presence in Dall 2004 Page #212
and who have never met each other, tell the same story, this provides the k 2004 Page #217
, "They never said so, but I could tell they were trying to find out if I r 2004 Page #221
re wasn't a genuine Aztec story to tell. »40 To me, however, one thing is c 2004 Page #223
crews.) Temple. What does all this tell us? We have a message, presumably s 2004 Page #230
he second site. Meanwhile, he will tell the press the mission is to recover 2004 Page #230
way Andrew's model could actually tell us what type of lens had been used 2004 Page #233
m, and some original papers — that tell the detailed story of explicit invo 2004 Page #242
ott, who had an intriguing tale to tell concerning the Kingman crash and th 2005 Page #44
think it's a safe house. And I'll tell you it has every sign of being that 2005 Page #66
is one thing the FOlA documents do tell us, however: UFOs are real, they ar 2005 Page #74
e man, "convinced me that l should tell mv storv to vou about a UFO . , . t 2005 Page #79
ious." But he would not be able to tell all until 2025 (about 40 years late 2005 Page #82
y do you think it's a good idea to tell the public? Why frighten people?" B 2005 Page #86
ly such problems in mind, l cannot tell." Investigative author Jim Martin w 2005 Page #100
error? 3) Do you think governments tell all the truth all the ame and alio· 2005 Page #118
ious now. "Listen carefully: don't tell anyone about this," Faustino said. 2005 Page #156
Earth? Why doesn't the government tell us what it knows? Why would aliens 2006 Page #4
an by throwing a bottle in? Can we tell how long it would take to fly from 2006 Page #6
he key rule here is that one can't tell one's friends without telling one's 2006 Page #9
ocieties. I am pleased when people tell me that they decided to teach a cou 2006 Page #13
cret Program *3 • Participants can tell no one - including families. • Part 2006 Page #32
media sources would try to get and tell the "real" story, resulting in comp 2006 Page #57
nutes and thought perhaps I should tell someone about it," said Elizabeth U 2006 Page #120
en she went down to the village to tell the story, everyone thought that sh 2006 Page #129
ers to it all, but all I can do is tell you what I remember." (23) Having d 2006 Page #129
endlesham affair, titled You Can't Tell the People, British writer Georgina 2006 Page #132
noted that the above facts do not tell the complete story. Nothing is know 2006 Page #136
September 30, 1988. 31. You Can't Tell the People, Georgina Bruni, Pan Boo 2006 Page #137
d his cousin, Dennis, are about to tell involves Key West, shown on this ma 2006 Page #143
s and radar drama. Bill and Dennis tell what happened beginning around 11 p 2006 Page #144
B-52s and Phantoms. Again, I won't tell you the maximum speeds they got on 2006 Page #147
w, we have another radar that I'll tell you uses something called the Doppl 2006 Page #147
w what happened that night and can tell you the same story. It was an amazi 2006 Page #148
(laughs) So, they are not going to tell us (the night of the event) that it 2006 Page #150
Bill: "I've always been wanting to tell this to somebody responsible. Linda 2006 Page #150
e phone. But his desire to finally tell what he saw and learned about UFOs 2006 Page #151
E HERE? No, but what my father did tell me was that we were working with — 2006 Page #152
COLUMN? Yes. That is correct. I'll tell you something that happened in 1966 2006 Page #153
e, Utah THE STORY YOU ARE GOING TO TELL IS TAKING PLACE IN CEDAR CITY, UTAH 2006 Page #154
'Son, this is E. T.'s chest. Don't tell anybody I told you.' But from what 2006 Page #155
kind of appearance, but you could tell it had some color to it. And je I h 2006 Page #156
it. On the ground — and you could tell they were out in the desert — was s 2006 Page #157
kind of appearance, but you could tell it had some color to it. And if I h 2006 Page #158
LES? No, not really. But you could tell there were - they looked like bumps 2006 Page #158
WEARING ANY CLOTHES? No, you could tell that. [Sheppard picks up one of sev 2006 Page #158
YOU OF REPTILIAN? Yeah, you could tell it was sort of reptilianish. But at 2006 Page #159
said, 'OK, what was all that? And tell me what you know about what we saw. 2006 Page #160
nd he said he was going to have to tell Capt. Wood about this. So, I said, 2006 Page #161
ood about this. So, I said, 'Fine, tell him.' A couple of hours later, Capt 2006 Page #161
sure did.' He said, Do you want to tell me what you told the Lt. Commander 2006 Page #162
secretary of Defense Robert Lovett tell Dean Acheson that flocks of geese f 2006 Page #173
ets? Why did Undersecretary Lovett tell the President that arctic atmospher 2006 Page #173
dar targets? Why did the Air Force tell the press that a single C-47 caused 2006 Page #173
op Brass, for whatever reason, not tell the President and the Undersecretar 2006 Page #173
of Del Rio, Texas (Zechel did not tell me the exact location.). Del Rio is 2006 Page #177
... AF must investigate, need not tell all, relates many detailed reports, 2007 Page #44
What They Do Not Tell Us ■ Do we make UFOs? ■ If so, wher 2007 Page #51
er structure? What These Documents Tell Us ■ UFO phenomenon is real. ■ Invo 2007 Page #51
Vant to access my machine. I would tell people that any computer can be use 2007 Page #83
u had not got those files. Can you tell me did you consider what you were d 2007 Page #86
ng a systems administrator I could tell that things were correct. M\X': You 2007 Page #86
ss or any such similar measures to tell you how these systems should or sho 2007 Page #87
lt kjd!" (Laughs) i'vI\Xl: Can you tell us any more about the Exuadition sy 2007 Page #92
gar, he replied ''I'm not going to tell you what's in that hangar". Specula 2007 Page #110
ering what to do. And nobody would tell us anything. AJJ of sudden a few da 2007 Page #122
ld fit underneath . DeBow: Can you tell us about the shape of the lump? Joe 2007 Page #122
ry they were? Joe: I couldn't even tell you. There was nothing that said ar 2007 Page #124
s kind of a weird thing. DeBow: So tell us about the cime frame: so the fir 2007 Page #125
call back then, really, T couldn't tell you. There ,:vas just a small group 2007 Page #126
I couldn't even guess, but I will tell you what, it would be more than a 6 2007 Page #126
ords, that [Monroe] had secrets to tell, no doubt arising from her trysts w 2007 Page #135
hold a press conference and would tell all. [Monroe] made references to ba 2007 Page #135
not presently understood. Sources tell of Indiana Jones-style, U.S. Govern 2007 Page #138
ky glowing. Then we went inside to tell you guys Aunt Sandy Rivers and Mom 2007 Page #166
t. Mom: Or for someone co come and tell chem what to do! (all laugh) Paul: 2007 Page #171
laugh) Paul: You could definitely tell chat they were cautious of it. You 2007 Page #171
d and nervous. He had a -you could tell that he was not comfortable. 165 2007 Page #171
LITERALLY SO SCARED? Aunt: We did tell family, but. Paul: It's hard to tal 2007 Page #172
e to ask me, and to be sure that I tell chem the truth, if it really was wh 2007 Page #197
estigating this story. He couldn't tell me anything more than what had been 2008 Page #8
r operator would have been able to tell if he was tracking a balloon or a j 2008 Page #16
r Robbins, Cosimo, 2005; You Can't Tell the People, Georgina Bruni, Sidgwie 2008 Page #39
ask him if he had anything else to tell me after so much time has gone by. 2008 Page #54
ilitary would have been, would you tell the public the truth if you did rec 2008 Page #60
ing. Documents and files can never tell the whole story. The written word h 2008 Page #68
but an experienced journalist will tell you that the paper trail can only l 2008 Page #69
documents and files can only ever tell part of the story. Conclusion l am 2008 Page #69
at light will talk back to you and tell me what it says. 8: It says, 'Come 2008 Page #89
tigations (AFOSJ) for a meeting to tell his story to an AFOSI Special Agent 2008 Page #90
They tell me when I was at the East Gate with 2008 Page #93
hey have five different stories to tell It's important to scramble dates (w 2008 Page #93
ing to give me a warning .... They tell me that I will hurt the world. It w 2008 Page #93
suppressed? Why can't governments tell their citizens that humans are not 2008 Page #95
ntelligence agencies. Bottom line: tell them nothing. This page also shows 2008 Page #111
is easy. All you have to do is to tell them they are being attacked, and d 2008 Page #123
or anybody, adopt any philosophy , tell any lie, steal, cheat, even kill as 2008 Page #126
elligence has always been 'what to tell the president' and 'how much.' This 2009 Page #15
tt , who had an intriguing tale to tell concerning the Kingman crash and th 2009 Page #51
on you have to answer yourself and tell me when you find out. A very select 2009 Page #75
f them were sitting there hying to tell us that, 'Well, we really didn't ha 2009 Page #78
then in the forest, Adrian didn't tell me, but when I talked to Adrian on 2009 Page #80
it might have been shorter hard to tell. It was like I was in a daze of som 2009 Page #83
y couldn't! What are they going to tell the people? Something is flying ove 2009 Page #85
for details and she said, "/can't tell you-they 'II come and arrest me." A 2009 Page #88
we had talked; she did not want to tell me why she was so certain that the 2009 Page #88
bizarre claims have been made, no tell-all books have been written. In sho 2006 Page #192
o diec.trnlbft 10'\ZTJ,. co.tld bl tell\. The -..ltneu GP1:Nc1 h4 .tndow to 2007 Page #165
arshall, Bush, Truman Ike JEHOVAH, Teller on UFOs 2003 Page #169
;l.(Ql.9.iled to TC) Ike, E-!OVAH, Teller on LFOs • Salina's note At my fat 2008 Page #115
Contents Edward Teller and UFOs: Forensic Analysis of Qu 2009 Page #5
Edward Teller and UFOs: Forensic Analysis of Qu 2009 Page #7
d the Imbalance of Power by Edward Teller (p 8) Secrecy (p 9) Military Rese 2009 Page #8
pected of people of the stature of Teller. Edward Teller and UFOs 2 2009 Page #8
e of the stature of Teller. Edward Teller and UFOs 2 2009 Page #8
Edward Teller was born in Budapest in 1908, com 2009 Page #9
active interest and questioning by Teller. Details of these interactions ca 2009 Page #9
ing an official connection between Teller and UFOs. ln addition, Intelligen 2009 Page #9
7. Furthermore , a few years later Teller and Luis Alvarez (of the CIA debu 2009 Page #9
rnment committees. In other words, Teller is right in the heart of New Mexi 2009 Page #9
n given the lead for the job by Ed Teller. While the accuracy of Lazar's te 2009 Page #9
s seriously challenged that it was Teller who gave Bob the name of a gentle 2009 Page #9
ld seem remarkable to imagine that Teller didn't know what kind of a job mi 2009 Page #9
istory is strongly suggestive that Teller might have known we were doing ba 2009 Page #9
ns was allegedly written by Edward Teller himself, I decided to attempt to 2009 Page #9
ticity; i.e., the probability that Teller did indeed write that section. Th 2009 Page #9
s result, I copied eight authentic Teller documents , most of which appeare 2009 Page #10
me Thoughts About SALT II (draft). Teller spells out four July 2487 recomme 2009 Page #10
Insurance. In this May 757 piece, Teller is a strong advocate for a civil 2009 Page #10
the group. They defined the "known Teller group" with high confidence. For 2009 Page #11
uments in the table above as known Teller, and broke down the QD I into fiv 2009 Page #11
erally "stays away" from the known Teller group. The only known Teller docu 2009 Page #11
known Teller group. The only known Teller document that was missed was the 2009 Page #11
ent syntax. Her conclusion is that Teller was not the author of the QD I al 2009 Page #11
e not always rejected by the known Teller class. This result surprised me s 2009 Page #11
rence. I suspect that the words by Teller are also not what he wrote about 2009 Page #13
production process than the known Teller documents used for comparison. Ho 2009 Page #13
e form of the SDI pitch to Reagan. Teller would have been in a perfect posi 2009 Page #13
D THE IMBALANCE OF POWER by Edward Teller Today all on earth are close neig 2009 Page #19
cting UFO intelligence) 11. Edward Teller's Pitch to President Reagan for S 2004 Page #248 er occasion to Tim Cooper, "Edward Teller's Pitch to President Reagan for S 2009 Page #10 y was thoroughly of the quality of Teller's thinking. My own assessment of 2009 Page #11 For example , we have no copies of Teller's classified products , which wou 2009 Page #11 ccuracy. If QD2 mentioned earlier (Teller's pitch to Reagan on SDI) is auth 2009 Page #11
ally the code name of a Dr. Edward Teller-initiated project at the Nevada a 2003 Page #149
The face that none of these story tellers were connected or known to one a 2004 Page #43
the material to be presented, this telling by necessity should be considere 2003 Page #85 s, the financier recalls Forrestal telling him that he is a total failure a 2003 Page #89 what his theories and hunches were telling him. To be sure, he was an intel 2003 Page #148 research, which his intuition was telling him that he was uncovering: Proj 2003 Page #149 d old jeeps and storage buildings, telling Bennewitz that these were places 2003 Page #150 ty, rebutting claims of fakery and telling you my latest thinking. Slide 3. 2003 Page #169 Technology —Recovery and Disposal" telling the story of what the Manual is 2003 Page #171 e —legal or illegal. This includes telling people there has been a "downed 2003 Page #176 chers such as Bud Hopkins who were telling him this is not how it worked. R 2003 Page #200 he Mounties got a message from RCC telling them to continue the search for 2004 Page #42 the other local, where he had been telling the story of the Shag Harbor Inc 2004 Page #45 Smith's close associates had been telling since the 1970s: Cameron: Buchan 2004 Page #96 es that Silas Newton may have been telling the truth. The 1983 reference al 2004 Page #97 itively that the government is not telling us all they know. They are right 2004 Page #121 or leaks, no intelligence officers telling stories of things going on behin 2004 Page #178 d that Doty began the interview by telling her that "government people" in 2004 Page #193 ust have received some of briefing telling him what was going on. I doubt, 2004 Page #197 stated that a Harvard professor is telling his class since they can prove t 2004 Page #247 R: (EYES ONLY), 18 NOVEM~ER, 1952" telling about President Truman's establi 2005 Page #128 d known con man) asked co continue telling his largely discredited tale bec 2005 Page #133 an audience made up of the medja, telLing of their involvement in -or know 2005 Page #147 ecy]. 4. WHY is the government not telling what it knows? Are they afraid o 2006 Page #8 e can't tell one's friends without telling one's enemies. It appears that t 2006 Page #9 nts would all be very resistant to telling their citizens that we tried to 2006 Page #10 producer, convinced he 'might" be telling the truth, but the man is too fr 2006 Page #26 know about this? What aren't they telling us now? In the absence of crisis 2006 Page #60 ceived a call from Washington D.C. telling him that the Air Force wanted hi 2006 Page #95 and set the stage for the story by telling me the timeline of events that o 2006 Page #98 avor' when he retired. Now they're telling him that if it is him who told T 2006 Page #125 lation to the effect that Pope was telling in a fictionalized format, "the 2006 Page #130 this. It's not a human being — I'm telling you straight up. It was not a mo 2006 Page #159 guy who was older than me who was telling me, 'Look at what you're looking 2006 Page #159 at the CIC agent broke security by telling the FBI agent in Richmond! (Bad 2006 Page #174 tated that "a Harvard professor is telling his classes that he can prove th 2007 Page #48 . government knows more than it is telling. 2. AUGUST 1974 Sunday, August 2 2007 Page #185 llow his name to be used. If he is telling the truth, and this would be an 2008 Page #14 him as Kenny. She stated, "He was telling eve,yone about it, and then he w 2008 Page #53 to it! We've got to go to it. It's telling us to come to it. We (Burroughs 2008 Page #85 agents knew Sgt. Penniston wasn't telling the full truth and gave him a re 2008 Page #90 ws The Good News: The Governmmt is telling the truth about UFOs The Governm 2008 Page #147 truth about UFOs The Governmmt is telling the truth about UFOs THEY SIMPLY 2008 Page #147 scuss himself in the third person, telling Farish, "Mr. Crisman is probably 2009 Page #32 er courage and strength of spirit. Telling her story is what I promised her 2009 Page #95
s Ibc Good Nms: Tite GoYtrnmtnt I• telllngthe truth about UFO• (Ib•L does n 2008 Page #146
n of a leaked top secret memo that tells a different story of crash recover 2003 Page #24 Steve Greer's disclosure witnesses tells of Carlucci being a key figure in 2003 Page #199 t proper authorization, as the GAO tells us occurred at Roswell, public und 2004 Page #148 rom an overseas source It. Colonel tells of intimate knowledge about underg 2006 Page #26 with Los Angeles Mirror Reporter, tells his story, and shows piece of wrec 2006 Page #45 tted with stone circles...Folklore tells us that these mountains are haunte 2006 Page #119 fficer in Charge Rich Rogala later tells the local daily newspaper (The Bel 2006 Page #185 boat and it's not a plane," Walker tells a Bellingham Herald reporter the n 2006 Page #187 . A vision of the future? The text tells us that "The average person wili s 2007 Page #70 Monroe's death on August 5, 1962, tells the whole, remarkable story. Notab 2007 Page #135 documents and files, but that only tells part of the story. Documents and f 2008 Page #68 he amazing story that the document tells, albeit with some speculation. In 2008 Page #104
rs and files). Lots of the FTP and Telnets (Tel.net -rudimentary way to acc 2007 Page #85
LAIMS LIKE THAT, YOU KNOW. WHAT WE TELNK HAPPENED IS THAT THERE mEET )(Ave 2004 Page #24
.............. 50 Bentwaters 1980: Telpathic lights? Linda Moulton Howe ... 2008 Page #5
1960: Academy of Sciences KGB fiq.telvito I I Secof NUreeratk 1 NOnIsi* :h 2004 Page #156
cU»«4ros .you to j^o^ed win Trt^o- Tem wCTI -with-you auoh^xporta , adMsors 2003 Page #216
re was the Third Reich. The Gem1an tem1 "Nationalso zialistiche," or Nation 2008 Page #124
al Report: Hardly. The project was tem1inated in early 1945. "In 1946 Dr. K 2009 Page #172
sion, one who, like Reich, had the temerity to work toward bringing the sub 2005 Page #99
onsider that after the late Howard Temin, working independently of David Ba 2006 Page #112
year after Stockholm's gold lined Temin's pockets. Meanwhile, today there 2006 Page #113
de an ORAC and compare it with the temperatur e inside a control box. The e 2005 Page #91
the time. It was December, but the temperature was near 40. The boy caught 2003 Page #54 trol. After about 24 hours in room temperature air, the slides were microsc 2003 Page #114 aintain the ordinance at a certain temperature (103T) with multiple backup 2004 Page #51 backup systems to insure that the temperature would remain at that constan 2004 Page #51 arried cosmic and solar radiation, temperature, ionosphere, photo experimen 2004 Page #64 in the atmosphere would alter the temperature djfferential, and To-T is a 2005 Page #91 conventi onal explanation for this temperature differential, one that can b 2005 Page #91 equal volumes tend to equalize in temperature. In anticipation of the meet 2005 Page #91 nce Einstein wanted co verify this temperature differential for himself, an 2005 Page #92 gistered an average 0.3-0.4 degree temperature (centigrade) higher than the 2005 Page #92 itle details also changed from the temperature in the desert from 136 to 13 2006 Page #45 netic research, retro-virus, high- temperature alloys, electro-hydrodynamic 2006 Page #105 cts" such as a radar mirage due to temperature inversion. Geese and atmosph 2006 Page #172 buquerque sky was twilight and the temperature '.Vas warm. Rebecca's 8-year 2007 Page #166 ember 25, 1979 was 5 miles and the temperature was 41.9 degrees. It was 30- 2008 Page #69 ember 26, 1979 was 3 miles and the temperature was 39 degrees. It was 36 de 2008 Page #70 omething. I touched it and the air temperature out there at the time was pr 2009 Page #66 mbols were very warm to touch. The temperature I would say was like 60 degr 2009 Page #66
is, the difference between the air temperatures under and above the table t 2005 Page #92 strong northeast winds keeping the temperatures well below freezing. Althou 2006 Page #186 abe samples were subjected to high temperatures and to various acids (rutri 2007 Page #200 al (UFO) is able to withstand rugh temperatures without disintegrating." Th 2007 Page #200
e gained from human experience and tempered by simple logic and the innate 2006 Page #182
have been sufficient to sizzle the tempers of the citizenry, it's unlikely 2006 Page #183
ate the attending physician, Bruce Tempest, M.D., to initiate what would be 2006 Page #110 ute respiratory distress syndrome. Tempest then took the critical step of n 2006 Page #110
close of the day of Bahe's death, Tempest's networking attempts produced a 2006 Page #110
testimonies suggest that a similar template is used for recruiting, trainin 2006 Page #23 l technologies and/or EBEs. Such a template for personnel involved in MJ-12 2006 Page #23 ir covert program supervisors. The template appears to be generic for a ran 2006 Page #23 he following can be described as a template used for the security procedure 2006 Page #23 -12 Group service. The MJ-12 Group template reveals the effectiveness of th 2006 Page #24 hat something similar to the above template was used in the development of 2006 Page #24
ual using existing army manuals as templates. This explanation accounts for 2006 Page #16
09 HAS LAND SURVEYOR CREWS. Line 9 TEMPLE Following is a composite of the b 2004 Page #228 DD LAND SCAVENGER CREWS Line 9 (M) TEMPLE (B) TEMPLE (C) R RAMEY (DR) rAMEy 2004 Page #229 VENGER CREWS Line 9 (M) TEMPLE (B) TEMPLE (C) R RAMEY (DR) rAMEy (G) * R*** 2004 Page #229 ****509 has land surveyor crews.) Temple. What does all this tell us? We h 2004 Page #230 id Jacobs, Professor of History at Temple University in Pennsylvania; John 2006 Page #198
excess of 100 objects sighted • • Temporal range brief, spatial distributi 2004 Page #165
ed individuals or institutions are temporarily denied until the threat of e 2004 Page #253 e Internet and World Wide Web have temporarily broken the spell cast upon u 2007 Page #38 uld be mo\'td through or be stored temporarily in "irually any :irea. ()) ( 2007 Page #175 He said, "All the lights went out temporarily. " He meant that not only ha 2008 Page #11
icial disclosure, it would also be temporarv. Big things take time to settl 2005 Page #86
ls he was typically called out for temporary duty (TDY) to serve between th 2006 Page #17 f secret codes and the issuance of temporary security clearances in terms o 2006 Page #20 up projects are given on an ad hoc temporary basis, unless the individual c 2006 Page #24 ferrying personnel and supplies. A temporary bivouac was set up and trucks 2006 Page #79 e area was networked with numerous temporary (and some permanent) logging r 2008 Page #52 oodrow Wilson. Lenin also left his temporary home in Switzerland for Russia 2008 Page #125 more important than comparisons of temporary ones are of comparisons of qua 2009 Page #19 ubstances that are transmuted into temporary radioactivity. These would for 2009 Page #158 why does Snodgrass not mention his temporary notoriety in 1947 or his parti 2009 Page #176 mo si.n~le cosmic ray i, m!U,o:u o temporary radioactivity. The s c tini'"e 2009 Page #182 ance s 01nt are. tra.r.smuted into temporary r.:idioat."U\.li ty. The~e \11 2009 Page #184
berg , who served as President Pro Tempore of the Senate, third in line of 2008 Page #132
would need to strongly resist the temptation to demonize the strange NHI w 2006 Page #59 institutions would need to resist temptation to stereotype/demonize the NH 2006 Page #61 dination, but there would be large temptation in many quarters to seek adva 2006 Page #66
s, few in business sector would be tempted to seek side deals. Savvy stockh 2006 Page #65 ough to see a pattern here? One is tempted to question here—are there sampl 2006 Page #112 rescott himself, then one might be tempted to dismiss it out of hand as not 2006 Page #126
just a bit more tenuous. While its tempting to speculate that such a chain 2007 Page #76 es in order to lure people in with tempting or either fake information so t 2007 Page #86
abulation. I, like Leo Stringfield ten years earlier, came to the same conc 2003 Page #38 would possibly fit an older child, ten to twelve years old. There is curlin 2003 Page #48 t at first. On a rocky slope about ten yards away, I found the small dried 2003 Page #49 w the tiny pieces of sole ended up ten yards up the slope is a mystery. The 2003 Page #49 results, apply the technology for ten years in the military, then release 2003 Page #185 would be composed of some eight or ten experts, advisers and assistants. It 2003 Page #224 would be compoeed of soae eight or ten experts, advisers and assistants. It 2003 Page #228 t twelve such spheres in less than ten years. By far the most interesting p 2004 Page #16 for it was making a speed of only ten or twelve miles and hour and gradual 2004 Page #26 epressions registered in excess of ten times the norm for the area. Similar 2004 Page #47 atter of weeks but had had her own ten months prior: In February of 1980, I 2004 Page #54 gs on these impressions. More than ten years later, I received a call from 2004 Page #56 lights into the darkness for about ten more minutes and then finally return 2004 Page #57 mother in upstate New York almost ten years later. He also gave Budd his m 2004 Page #58 mity fuse on the warhead detonated ten miles north and slightly west of Mt. 2004 Page #67 first explosion occurred more than ten minutes before a second explosion at 2004 Page #67 o investigate the first crash site ten to fifteen miles northwest of Ft. Bl 2004 Page #67 said: "For 50-50 chance there were ten crash retrievals" • Len might have b 2004 Page #128 my recollection is that he said, "Ten." See Slide 26. This was much larger 2004 Page #129 cribing , in fascinating detail, a ten minute UFO encounter by the pilot of 2005 Page #74 Vriting in 1975, he stated: "About ten or twelve years ago l made an effort 2005 Page #80 Memo is dated July 14, 1954, only ten days prior to the seminal National A 2005 Page #97 her arrived at the leased property ten miles outside of Tucson on October 1 2005 Page #99 pped and hovered for several hours ten to fifteen degrees above the souther 2005 Page #99 lisc was 100 feet in cliameter and ten, dead crewmembers were found at the 2005 Page #166 ed at that ntight be expected from ten or more years of intensive developme 2005 Page #171 g Money *we mv.tra, far ttm r#4.0. ten Commapamoirmi I 41.. MOW 11.1000.• 1 2006 Page #32 "I had been watching it for about ten minutes and thought perhaps I should 2006 Page #120 a distance through binoculars for ten to fifteen minutes. We looked at the 2006 Page #125 dron at Richmond Air Force Station ten miles south of Miami. Next door was 2006 Page #143 y Tom C. Sheppard.) Moving forward ten years to 1976, I've had other commun 2006 Page #156 sed in an interview done more than ten years later with Mr. Acheson. It dif 2006 Page #166 rom Loring AFB at Limestone. Then, ten minutes later the objects were "in t 2006 Page #172 operators tracked the objects for ten minutes and determined that there we 2006 Page #172 epth finder. It is an object about ten feet high and thirty feet wide, and 2006 Page #187 nd his ear. He told me that, about ten years before, he had an emergency su 2006 Page #206 INVOLVED ■ How to get to orbit in ten years? ■ SO books later ... ■ Amazin 2007 Page #42 For a two-week period or at least ten days. The military had our town so t 2007 Page #126 Guff, Jimmie D Ol\lcKecvcr, Paul D Ten years after the Sandia hills even, P 2007 Page #172 g the material cool down for about ten minutes." The first analysis conduct 2007 Page #199 ght as day for a radius of five to ten miles from the aircraft... The inten 2008 Page #10 of the object, was very bright, in ten e white such as a magnesium fire. Th 2008 Page #10 pons carriers. There were at least ten soldiers there. They had the road bl 2008 Page #51 So you 're talking about orders of ten magnitudes greater in the Earth's ma 2008 Page #76 elf was an effort. I got to within ten feet of the craft in the clearing wh 2008 Page #81 ntations in the soil with each leg ten feet apart. Close-up photo of triang 2008 Page #83 across the dawn sky. Approximately ten minutes later, the sighting was foll 2008 Page #97 explanation and evaluation of the ten pages associated with the "Burned Me 2008 Page #104 ar. But what do we do in lee's say ten years from now? When arcificial sate 2008 Page #114 n. ■Einstein (5) vs. QD = 27% Ein. Ten specific segments show Einstein corr 2008 Page #118 as surrounded by between eight and ten men. They were all olive-skinned , a 2009 Page #54 as right in front of us, less than ten orfifteenfeet away. WHAT HAPPENED AT 2009 Page #70 just stood therefor maybe five to ten, maybe fifteen seconds, and then it 2009 Page #70 don't think it was over our heads ten seconds. SO AT LEAST A 30-SECOND-SIG 2009 Page #85 tchway was very tall, in excess of ten feet tall by all accounts. It wore a 2009 Page #135 tations , the largest he'd seen in ten years. In December 1989, Yuri Lotose 2009 Page #137 lbly 20:11 !Qlomela-s abo"'8Ell1h. Ten seconds, then disappears. Grelf de"1 2009 Page #151 ealand, although it only providing ten explosive experts for the had been p 2009 Page #171 ce, Holly1oo0.1, L&l1.l'orn1a, far ten!)orary 6.ut; pending further asalg.n 2009 Page #175
cess of background radiation and a ten-fold lack of microorganisms were fou 2009 Page #137
at play here as well. Jim Martin's tenacious investigative scholarship has 2005 Page #94
ntensifiers ■ Fiber optics ■ Super tenacity fibers ■ Metals -molecular alig 2005 Page #7
ed as MJ-12 number one. And if you tend to discount MJ-12-related materials 2003 Page #87 ther element. Magnetic field lines tend to be displaced around bismuth, rat 2003 Page #107 e are asked to believe that people tend to forget the dates and years that 2004 Page #148 irty rats. We should stay home and tend to our own damn business and let Ge 2004 Page #224 amics -that is, that equal volumes tend to equalize in temperature. In anti 2005 Page #91 at powerful segment of society who tend to mystify biology, then mechanical 2005 Page #104 real due to the fact that it does tend to behave in the way a real cadaver 2005 Page #150 at they understand it. Humans will tend to assume that such a life form pos 2006 Page #52 come a celebrity icon. Media would tend to treat it with reserve bordering 2006 Page #61 cross all stakeholder groups would tend to be straightforward and unified — 2006 Page #61 nal beliefs. NHI strangeness would tend to keep the media willingly allied 2006 Page #65 ngs we found at the crash site did tend to support his account." (16) While 2006 Page #125
al To Taylor's surprise, the Bi/Mg tended again to move sideways in the ele 2003 Page #111 icantly, the interested scientists tended to be associated with NSA operati 2003 Page #146 healthy workers and parry members tended to put their personal happiness a 2005 Page #89 ed it the "ether," but tl1e former tended to mystify the concept while the 2005 Page #90
ons to Ritalin, including suicidal tendencies . And Americans wonder why th 2008 Page #141
cts and the Will to Believe: [His] tendency to let eagerness overpower prud 2004 Page #222 excess of 50 KV, they would have a tendency to accelerate in the direction 2005 Page #170 d its benevolent nature, the human tendency to deification might grow, chal 2006 Page #58 iscuss openly; there would be less tendency to paranoia or secrecy. Intelli 2006 Page #60 ness. There would be somewhat less tendency for maverick entrepreneurs to s 2006 Page #61 egativity could be delayed, though tendency might be to shoot first and ask 2006 Page #68
eavily on him. Secretary Forrestal tenders his resignation to Truman on Mar 2003 Page #89
there are lots of UFOs. 1 am also tending to 'believe' they are of 2 categ 2005 Page #80 1 certain!], in manmade UFOs. I am tending to believe there are also extrat 2005 Page #80 sing available supplies sparingly, tending to loved ones. Many would stay g 2006 Page #62
e use of language (etymology) that tends to favor the authenticity. In 1954 2003 Page #181 he non-metallic (organic) material tends to attract and hold the atmospheri 2005 Page #90 claims of contradictory views, one tends to see, describe, or even illustra 2005 Page #104
w on a southwest trajectory toward Tennessee. The object actually flew more 2006 Page #97
his facility located in Oak Ridge, Tennessee. It landed in the small town o 2006 Page #97
Tennessee in Knoxville, and he is an emi 2007 Page #198
Knoxville; and the OSI, Konxville, Tennessee, fail to evolve an adequate ex 2008 Page #28
OBJECTS SIGHTED OVER OAK RIDGE, TENNESSEE; however , the possibilities o 2008 Page #29
adquarters , when Project Sign was tenninated both copies were destroyed fo 2009 Page #24
vents." The answer to crus curious tenninology, however, came from none oth 2007 Page #144
p began moving across the country. Tens of thousands reported seeing the sh 2004 Page #28 000 tanks, hundreds of divisions , tens of thousands of artillery pieces, a 2008 Page #130
Norman Smith remembers being very tense and nervous and was not looking fo 2004 Page #39 thing would be explained. le was a tense and eagerly expected moment, for i 2005 Page #35 or Dietense ur Undosacretorr at De tense (rumored tetie env. Cariuccrt rnon 2006 Page #30 accidental nuclear war. During the tense standoff during the 1962 Cuban mis 2009 Page #17 j\s naturl! namlcs." • 178 The sen tense rends: "One nir.ans o( application 2009 Page #184
milarity...dense grain-free wood...tensile and compression strength...not o 2003 Page #175
in his right hand. Because of the tension in the trio, a strained hypnosis 2003 Page #144 nt stuff that is creating a lot of tension in the UFO community. If you don 2004 Page #249 soil there and creating political tension between the U.S. and Mexico. Aft 2007 Page #185
alist system unable to produce the tensions and conflicts necessary for max 2008 Page #130
lot of instruments and displays. A tent pitched near the object sheltered t 2005 Page #41 n that was hot and sandy. Inside a tent the 39 2005 Page #41 of craft, and dead aliens inside a tent. No explanation Or debriefing Sever 2006 Page #26 page.:, have no watorm.a t"k. Tho tent ot t.he c.ypewriter which produced 2007 Page #46 looks on from the entrance of his tent as his friend blithe!} pours himsel 2007 Page #71 lot of instruments and displays. A tent pitched near the object sheltered t 2009 Page #49 n that was hot and sandy. Inside a tent the blindfold was removed and he wa 2009 Page #49
arranged by Dr. Bronk. It was the tentative conclusion of cl,js group (30 2007 Page #75 uclear origin." le was the panel's tentative conclusion that the satellite 2007 Page #143 ds to be done. But I'm accepting a tentative conclusion that "UFO Technolog 2009 Page #11 ucasian were declassified : When a tentative 50,000 lb., six-foot diameter 2009 Page #92
for a proposed non-fiction series tentatively titled UFO Cover-ups. While 2004 Page #59
plane crash? William Eagan Colby • Tenth Director of CIA in September 1973— 2004 Page #208
uth] 10,000 feet altitude. Heading tentively (sic) NE, however disappeared 2008 Page #8
ton diary. Making things even more tenuous, Pflock has refused to divulge t 2004 Page #221 ial's significance just a bit more tenuous. While its tempting to speculate 2007 Page #76
zed or attempted during his entire tenure at Defense changed anything, and 2003 Page #89 ally every three months during his tenure (February 1948 — January 1953). H 2003 Page #191 ial briefing is because during his tenure at the White House he had struck 2004 Page #189 the final months of Allen Dulles' tenure as Director of the ClA. Dulles an 2009 Page #43
ect ion •1th the • 1M: l r ••• pro,teo'h .... two Air Pr'ior1'7, !£\TS, 1e 2009 Page #174
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movies.' Would not expand. ART 0' tercept an Shootdown confr close cans be 2006 Page #27
mber, actually only two, Tammy and Teresa, Leanne was still just a baby and 2007 Page #123 and e,·entualhconvincecl scientist Teresa O'Connor to look at the fragment 2007 Page #197
April 21, 1996, around 9 p.m., Ms. Terezinha Galo Clepf, age 65, was at a b 2005 Page #34 head, and it had bright red eyes. Terezinha was frightened, went back insi 2005 Page #34
if• here neit it.Inday. This .1411.teriiing military officer Is icheliale4 2004 Page #20
o111ttivhy to be e!icclivc In war. teriologira! 11tl..ci. · !So new sources 2009 Page #182
co inspect it came down with a my terious sickness. The craft was then loa 2005 Page #45
O Crash Retrieval Conference Yakov Terletsky • Beria Controlled operative • 2004 Page #165
akov Zel'dovich • A. Ioffc • Yakov Terletslcy • Mstislav Keldysh • Igor Kur 2004 Page #160
an alien invasion. He had coined a term for his research, which his intuiti 2003 Page #149
s a "saucer," thus first coining a term which would not come into common us 2004 Page #28
found. Later in the second Truman term he led the debunking effort in fron 2004 Page #85
and fighting with windmills!" The term "fighting with windmills" was stran 2004 Page #99
in 1947, just two weeks after the term flying saucer entered the English l 2004 Page #133
ce under Clinton even coined a new term to describe a person's state of con 2004 Page #148
ropped in their laps... on a long- term basis it turned out to be a monumen 2004 Page #178
ders (would) cringe on hearing the term "Flying Saucers." It was a dream co 2004 Page #178
ation" — I am unwilling to use the term "evidence," for reasons that I will 2004 Page #221
rung are not mecharucal but what I term 'functiona l.' The helplessness of 2005 Page #95
sional scenario planners. A better term of art for our product — which we h 2006 Page #50
ediately or in the reasonably near term. Most probably, the life form is aw 2006 Page #52
rces to better understand the long term effects of viruses and prions--the 2006 Page #101
Guard Seattle, "Space Defense" (a term most likely referring to NORAD, Nor 2006 Page #185
group of promotions all employ the term 'UFO,' but not in its common, under 2007 Page #60
s at the origin and meaning of the term 'King of UFO,' but the Y2K product 2007 Page #66
and introduced the country to the term EBE, an acronym for 'extraterrestri 2007 Page #75
response. At thjs time, 1989, the term was one familiar to serious student 2007 Page #75
c light of day until 1987. Bue the term EBE was coined in 1947 and its orig 2007 Page #75
Dr Bronk's ream has suggested the term "Extraterrestrial Biological Entiti 2007 Page #75
"EBEs", be adapted as the standard term of reference for these creatures un 2007 Page #75
be ufology, or who learned of the term from a friend, or, or, or. And whil 2007 Page #76
ile Levi Strauss did introduce the term into commercial and popular culture 2007 Page #76
restrial biological entities,' the term Dr. Bronk's team is credited with i 2007 Page #76
zmg. MW: Are you familiar with the term Honeypot, i.e. some systems may be 2007 Page #86
understand the exact nature of the term, "national security," itself. Defin 2008 Page #24
term "wet affairs" was a highly arcane p 2008 Page #112
Black Shirts called Fascisti. This term derived from the ancient Roman symb 2008 Page #124
TS BASED LOGIC • EMPHASIS ON SHORT TERM OBJECTIVES ERGOFllSJON & UFOS • UfO 2008 Page #148
iative) , an issue during Reagan's term. As as result, I copied eight authe 2009 Page #10
cording to Dr. Robert M. Wood. The term "it should be wet" therefore was a 2009 Page #43
h site first. 'Note' vessel is the term used by the visitors rather than di 2009 Page #52
ng singled out for what I can only term "special treatment" by the media, a 2009 Page #134
::::::;:::::;:=::::::::I ■The long term elite: Bilder - CFR.etc . ~ ■Disc l 2009 Page #153
f UFO history. 1 could replace the term "Government" with something less co 2009 Page #154
wo-part story (titled Tunguska and Terma respectively), in which Mulder and 2008 Page #103
analysis; the fourth, what we have termed "authenticity zingers"; the fifth 2004 Page #243
in June of 1999 from whom we have termed source S-1, who has supplied quit 2004 Page #248
r works on the basis of what Reich termed the orgonomic potential. That is, 2005 Page #90
asive presence of energy (wruch he termed orgone energy), implying the poss 2005 Page #95
s In Government" ("HIGS," as Reich termed them) employed by the FDA, or to 2005 Page #104
ject witnesses mainly to do what I termed further research. I wasn't trying 2007 Page #85
n Crumba, Ovalle, and Tratamienros Termicos in Santiago. Basically, the Tab 2007 Page #200
USA. • This may be considered the terminal point for any recovered EBEs an 2004 Page #171
e it's running, taking the battery terminals off and reversing them. That's 2006 Page #149
s a strong motive for de Gaulle to terminate full French participation in N 2009 Page #20
laims that the EBE would have been terminated by security in making such an 2006 Page #21 laim that extraterrestrials can be terminated out of security concerns is c 2006 Page #21 se incredible discs was officially terminated. Jack was later told that "No 2007 Page #110 h Project Blue Book was officially terminated) , 12,618 reported UFO sighti 2008 Page #23
s still being formed at the 40-day termination of the experiment. In a micr 2003 Page #112 accounts of "officially sanctioned termination" in the name of national sec 2004 Page #200
tly he was confused over the radar terminology. The DEW line, part of the a 2006 Page #178
f nature. \Xie mustn't forget that termites and moles have constructed unde 2005 Page #163
938, a millionaire by contemporary terms. Wall Street banker Ferdinand Eber 2003 Page #85 than Twining notes in no uncertain terms that "The phenomenon reported is s 2003 Page #87 e: all criteria to be evaluated in terms of “common sense. ” 11/8/2003 Spec 2003 Page #177 iza- sc tlonj that is, I think its terms are too general and imply too much 2003 Page #230 belonged to. It was quite heavy in terms of its size. He had an analysis do 2004 Page #94 r beyond what is known in ordinary terms of physics that you take the measu 2004 Page #100 went so far as to imply in strong terms that it very well may be true. Fur 2004 Page #132 nd authors aren't even on speaking terms any more. However, the town of Ros 2004 Page #148 of the UFO controversy forever. In terms of what I am about to explain, thi 2004 Page #178 what are you crazy?" Question: In terms of psychic or UFOs? UFOs. I would 2004 Page #181 e most current "read" of what RPIT terms the Ramey Office Memo: Line 1 R*** 2004 Page #228 event has now become much more in terms of both data and sources, such as 2005 Page #45 it is a highly stratified order in terms of wealth and power. There are man 2005 Page #75 and could only recall the event in terms of mathematics, as though an attem 2005 Page #79 s we are accustomed to thinking in terms of, i.e.: electromagnetic energy m 2005 Page #90 ect on the organism, especially in terms of the blood vessels. It also incr 2005 Page #90 re made to explain an exception in terms that do not contradict the system. 2005 Page #103 n island of Spitsbergen. Under the terms of the Freedom of Information Act, 2005 Page #133 the most cost effective options in terms of part of the materials budget." 2005 Page #149 e deepest Black \X/orld project in terms of secrecy and security. Ir also c 2005 Page #167 ind parallels and consistencies in terms of procedures and policies. If Sto 2006 Page #17 d 'Colonel' due to his behavior in terms of taking charge of retrieval oper 2006 Page #18 mation on each of group of EBEs in terms of their physiology, food requirem 2006 Page #19 f temporary security clearances in terms of section 23.b. from SOM1-01. Con 2006 Page #20 obable net effect of the event, in terms of benefit or threat Variously com 2006 Page #52 d between the NHI and ourselves in terms of culture, purpose and technology 2006 Page #54 — not just in collective security terms, but also regarding the prospect o 2006 Page #55 tact event in positive or negative terms. This in turn would directly influ 2006 Page #55 remember, and then only in general terms. Those I talked to could not recal 2006 Page #85 initions of the biological/genetic terms. So, here are some definitions tha 2006 Page #113 t benefits will fall to the MoD in terms of recruiting, training or public 2006 Page #131 T. COULD YOU PLEASE GIVE DETAIL IN TERMS OF COLOR, SIZE AND OTHER CHARACTER 2006 Page #153 lved appears to have benefited, in terms of wealth or fame, from this unsol 2006 Page #192 graphic to suggest in no uncertain terms that their new VXJ IVIodule Receiv 2007 Page #71 or example, declassified under the terms of the Freedom of Information Act 2007 Page #140 cumentation declassified under the terms of the Freedom of Inforn1ation Act 2008 Page #23 otes, and a small variety of other terms. Different computer programs use d 2008 Page #108 for final intelligence product. 2. Terms of reference be defined by the Boa 2009 Page #19 l formula-which relativity is not. Terms such as atomic theory, hot and col 2009 Page #20 VE ANYTHING COME INTO YOUR MIND IN TERMS OF THOUGHT OR IMAGE? Well, did !fe 2009 Page #67 y many individuals who are what he terms "trained observers," such as airpl 2009 Page #178
e helicopter incident, soldiers at Tern Hill barracks in Shropshire saw sev 2008 Page #67 ussolini pointed out that the real tern, should be "corporatism. " "The fir 2008 Page #124
een in our atmosphere, and even on terra firma, that cannot be accounted fo 2003 Page #18 sive way. I've taken a look at the terra server images -) ou can go on terr 2005 Page #67 erra server images -) ou can go on terra sen·er to this day and rake a look 2005 Page #67 My purpose was to explore a major terra incognita of American government , 2009 Page #12 My purpose was to explore a major terra inco!:mita of American governmen t 2009 Page #23
here were many of these on the old terraces that were around the old lake b 2003 Page #45
at least. I mean of the ground and terrain, and also pictures of the hickey 2003 Page #69 w Mexico Bureau of Land Management terrain.) Jesse Marcel would tell his ha 2004 Page #135 ided to tether tl1e horses, as the terrain seemed too rough for their hoove 2005 Page #154 with body lights, illuminating the terrain, seen by citizens Object hovers, 2006 Page #28 ncing toward him across the rugged terrain. The four men in the truck had s 2006 Page #74 12 had crashed in rugged, roadless terrain, and no electric lighting was av 2006 Page #75 fter 40 years, and the surrounding terrain was littered with thousands of s 2006 Page #76 Cuba & apparently landed in rough terrain West of Eureka Utah. Bright enou 2008 Page #10
i I FI:fragite 1Pardikaftl S'44* !Terre ct 153 2004 Page #156
memo. IPU set-up 1944 - FDR ..Non Terrestrial Science and Technology June 2003 Page #25 pieces might be "punch outs" from terrestrial machining operations since t 2003 Page #100 ions since they measured in common terrestrial quarter-inch and inch sizes. 2003 Page #100 r. Erik Hauri in the Department of Terrestrial Magnetism, he agreed to anal 2003 Page #108 ious sample, but still not outside terrestrial ranges for magnesium metal. 2003 Page #108 Mg metal standard, but not outside terrestrial magnesium ranges. Ion Microp 2003 Page #109 s by Dr. Erik Hauri, Department of Terrestrial Magnetism, Carnegie Institut 2003 Page #109 could be used as a cover for very terrestrial projects, such as the U2 spy 2003 Page #141 f 2 types; materials “not known to Terrestrial science" □ Security is of ma 2003 Page #172 including materials "not known to Terrestrial science" and with great stre 2003 Page #173 c Aircraft not manufactured by any terrestrial power ® Object or devices, u 2003 Page #174 lysis shows materials not known to Terrestrial science Material tested...gr 2003 Page #175 o ascertain whether the object was terrestrial in origin, or far more exoti 2004 Page #7 lized they were challenged by non- terrestrial advanced technologies; • gov 2004 Page #61 staff members of the Department of Terrestrial Magnetism (DTM) at the Carne 2004 Page #63 hey were machines, and not ones of terrestrial origin. \X/hile it might see 2005 Page #96 ies and remains of entities not of terrestrial origin which may become avai 2006 Page #18 o be administered as the effect of terrestrial medications on non-human bio 2006 Page #19 Dalneoorsk, Soviet Union. Possibly terrestrial • • Earty 8/87 Near the town 2006 Page #29 ers' names under the heading "Non- Terrestrial Officers " Also finds list o 2006 Page #31 involve experimental (but entirely terrestrial) aircraft. In my opinion, th 2006 Page #88 hoaxes. Some will be misidentified terrestrial objects. If they involve rea 2006 Page #88 vering Burke's boots was of common terrestrial origin, why didn't the test 2006 Page #192 eople might be seeing was advanced terrestrial technology that was being te 2006 Page #199 identified, which point to a very "terrestrial" explanation for many of the 2007 Page #94 icial aJJoy, but not a material of terrestrial or non terrestrial (meteoric 2007 Page #198 t a material of terrestrial or non terrestrial (meteoric) origin. Therefore 2007 Page #198 tforms could launch rockets at any terrestrial target within the satellite' 2009 Page #17 aterrestrial scientific ideas with terrestrial technology. A revolution of 2009 Page #19 consequences of a different kind. Terrestrial science and technology have 2009 Page #20 truggled with the reality of extra terrestrial contact. Equally important, 2009 Page #88
!'Or children looking for an extra terrestrially-themed S\\ eec that's acce 2007 Page #63
p Special Operations i\lanualEXTRA TERRESTRJA L ENTITIES AND TECHNOLOGY, RE 2005 Page #127
on the drawing board which are so terrible that there may not be any more 2003 Page #16 s a SETI cultist noting (as on the terrible Peter Jennings, Feb. 24, 2005, 2006 Page #6 ved in the accident. This proved a terrible public relations gaff and secur 2006 Page #83 ast in 1936, and most notably in a terrible epidemic in 1918. The most prob 2006 Page #111 d rocking the caravan and was in a terrible state. "Then we suddenly saw th 2006 Page #128 vernment. Then one day there was a terrible crash. Paul said he would make 2006 Page #151 ed any UK witnesses. They are in a terrible situation. 86 2007 Page #92 the story is true, it would cause terrible embarrassment for Jack [Kennedy 2007 Page #135 life's work, are threatened by the terrible insecurity which reigns in our 2008 Page #117
everyone there that something was terribly wrong" Once outside, Forrestal 2003 Page #89 ent in man1 major periorucals. Not terribly well known at the time, even am 2007 Page #65
lved from the 1945 STV to the 1951 Terrier to the 1958 Tabs. SLIDE #10: Las 2004 Page #66
windmill and went to pieces with a terrific explosion, scattering debris ov 2004 Page #26
tisin g agency gave us yet another terrifical.ly original offering in their 2007 Page #71
weeks later, on August 6, that the terrified residents of San Antonio learn 2005 Page #153
hat read, "The Thing 10-Feet Tall, Terrifies Party of 7." This UP article r 2006 Page #99
mination alone, as cited above, is terrifying. Reason dictates that formal 2005 Page #126 nada when they were subjected to a terrifying experience , which resulted i 2008 Page #35 eater Than Atomic Bomb" Weapons as terrifying as the atom bomb -super sound 2009 Page #161
es external to national territory, territorial waters and airspace, assuran 2008 Page #25 izontally by a plane which has the territorial frontiers for its boundaries 2009 Page #14
of strange flying craft seen over territories of the soviet union. This is 2003 Page #12 such installations on former USSR territories, given the distributed natur 2004 Page #171 nce there were no more res nullius territories , is beginn:.ng to regain a 2008 Page #113 ns of acqu:.ring sovereig nty over territories, when exploratio ns made pos 2008 Page #113
so Coyame: Se precipito un OVNI en territorio mexicano en 1974?" Los Grande 2007 Page #192
n unidentified object" in Bolivian territory in May 1978. • The object was 2003 Page #164 identified object fell on Bolivian territory near the Argentine border. We 2004 Page #8 hich crashed on a hill in Bolivian territory. Just a few minutes ago Radio 2004 Page #8 event occurred well away from U.K. territory, no other explanation seemed r 2004 Page #12 f the sphere crashes on Australian territory in 1963. According to the repo 2004 Page #16 ready has beta located in Bolivian territory, official :vales in Salta anno 2004 Page #20 e contamination of the surrounding territory, the cover-up of disposal of n 2004 Page #125 fied flying objects over Brazilian territory. But when General Coelho Lima 2005 Page #35 ies which may come down inside the territory of or fall into the possession 2006 Page #18 retch expectations into unfamiliar territory, even to the point of testing 2006 Page #51 now? Is it exploring? Seeking new territory or resources? Passing through 2006 Page #53 mission the D-21B flew to friendly territory and jettisoned its camera pack 2006 Page #78 a course that would intercept U.S. territory about forty miles southwest of 2006 Page #133 not immediately take it over U.S. territory. The alert was called off with 2006 Page #134 overy team be allowed onto Mexican territory to 'assist'. These requests we 2006 Page #134 ered object was on its way to U.S. territory. Before leaving the convoy sit 2006 Page #135 d approximately 200 miles from U.S territory, yet U.S. air defenses extend 2006 Page #136 identified object fell on Bolivian territory near the Argentine border. We 2007 Page #141 hich crashed on a hill in Bolivian territory . Just a few minutes ago Radio 2007 Page #141 as "the integrity of the national territory and its institutions ." In ess 2008 Page #24 ir personnel, the populace and the territory in general, by implementing ci 2008 Page #24 from sources external to national territory, territorial waters and airspa 2008 Page #25 the logging roads to be their home territory the soldiers assigned to secur 2008 Page #60 rt of air space directly above the territory of a state is subject to the s 2009 Page #14 ce which is not directly above its territory. 2. The object of sovereignty 2009 Page #14 reignty is the air space above its territory, which appears to be bounded: 2009 Page #14 m violation of air space above its territory. What constitutes the greatest 2009 Page #15 cidenta lly hit Russian or Chinese territory because of poor targeting syst 2009 Page #22 ea that is still virginal research territory is the role of Government in t 2009 Page #154
and 'sm./ the show ' • Ifiereed a terror.. curter, ihviong the riarii,,ai 2006 Page #30 rgans remained functional. Despite terror, there I would be a sense of hope 2006 Page #62 ys fled down the path screaming in terror and ran off the farm. Within a ha 2006 Page #90 taring up with a mix of wonder and terror watching as Sputnik, the first Ru 2006 Page #182
1.iberties for protection against terrorises. Bue which threat is more ser 2007 Page #36
r augmented today by the threat of terrorism. It is evident that we have be 2003 Page #187 of Jack McGeorge who was a counter terrorism specialist and secret service 2004 Page #188 sor for National and International Terrorism and his office was located one 2004 Page #188 the Cold War, and with the rise of terrorism , national security has had to 2008 Page #25
t? A. All major countries and many terrorist groups would very much like to 2006 Page #9 earch in mind and not malicious or terrorist in nature. I assume you would 2007 Page #91 , a progenitor of today's al Qaeda terrorist organization. Hassan al-Banna 2008 Page #139
e which threat is more serious: ► "Terrorists" who kjll, perhaps, a few Ame 2007 Page #36 nt to be a system for dealing with Terrorists. They have also used the new 2007 Page #92 med the fire the work of communist terrorists , a panicky German Parliament 2008 Page #128
olan, Ka11 n Dolan, Cameron DeBow, Terry Hansen, Linda Moulton Howe, Antoni 2007 Page #3 agement In the Wake of A UFO Crash Terry Hansen ................. ......... 2007 Page #5 he Wake of a UFO Crash Summary: By Terry Hansen Copyright 2007 Terry Hansen 2007 Page #7 ry: By Terry Hansen Copyright 2007 Terry Hansen Publjc skepticism about the 2007 Page #7 news organizations. In th.is talk, Terry Hansen, author of The 1\l.lissi11g 2007 Page #7
r;,111. ,u.., .. rt••t 1• r-,.JtJ terr~l" •,~, ot Iur-oC.~ Uta:.. t-.:'C"n 2008 Page #20
ine its industrial plan and aa *le teShnfoledir, I Wiese it will be ritalle 2004 Page #20
ion V Let E = 100 k\1/m and B = 17 Tesla (or 170 kG). Then, V = 50 microns/ 2005 Page #24 ethal power has leaked out. Nicola Tesla, the father of induction in electr 2009 Page #158
royo drainage Gap from ground Soil test — buckbrush Section 5 Barnett's bac 2003 Page #44
mbe Down, the British Government's Test and Evaluation Center in Wiltshire, 2003 Page #78
t Brazil metal no longer exists to test further. 103 2003 Page #107
ion discovered during the Carnegie test might relate to an ion generation f 2003 Page #111
lses in water. The results of this test are shown here, where the dashed li 2003 Page #112
om a pure, distilled water control test. Figure 15. Graph of CDP response i 2003 Page #112
ydrogen is to apply a simple flame test, familiar to most students taking b 2003 Page #114
o collect enough gas for the flame test, the reaction rate was increased by 2003 Page #114
n weak acetic acid. In the initial test conducted October 22, 2003, an 80 m 2003 Page #114
rom an 80 milligram Bi/Mg reaction test was placed on a slide glass and dro 2003 Page #114
e with the solution from the Bi/Mg test, had a clear, very adherent, colorl 2003 Page #115
iated project at the Nevada atomic test site to explode low-yield nuclear d 2003 Page #149
warned of a project at the Nevada Test Site connected to the "alien war." 2003 Page #150
zations and tables of allowance 4. Test equipment (electronic) 5. Photograp 2003 Page #177
craft, rocket, weapons, or balloon test that are indicated that the first c 2003 Page #232
bject was recovered at the Woomera Test Range that was described as being a 2004 Page #15
e and had decided to take it for a test flight. "About two weeks ago, I sta 2004 Page #32
ce) down, you know, we done an air test: perfect air. It don't makes sense 2004 Page #52
ew Mexico. The first static engine test firing of a German V-2 on U.S. soil 2004 Page #64
. The missile used for this engine test became the first German V-2 launche 2004 Page #64
eculiar phenomena" for the erratic test flight of a German V-2 rocket which 2004 Page #64
JCS) under whose authority weapons test ranges were established and operate 2004 Page #65
ll-scale replica of the Supersonic Test Vehicle called Bumblebee, or the "F 2004 Page #66
was the American military's .first test of a suace-to-air missile strike ag 2004 Page #67
UP. Los Alamos was a good place to test the new, powerful radar because the 2004 Page #71
in the U.S. and U. K. are in field test states. Discovery of new virus and 2004 Page #80
News, May 20, 1947 Secrecy Shrouds Test of American Rocket This Week It wou 2004 Page #82
34-35 UFO seen in hangar; hoax to test Stringfield 47 1967 Western USA 0 1 2004 Page #113
ifty years ago is like a Rorschach Test — you can see in it whatever you wi 2004 Page #142
Artem Mikoyan Family of Engineers,Test Pilots, and Ministers Mikoyan-Gurei 2004 Page #158
ing the 1950's. This is solubility test using methyl ethyl ketone. The wate 2004 Page #250
£lying near the site of an atomjc test in Nevada that was part of a larger 2005 Page #39
on Upshot-Knothole was intended to test nuclear devices for possible inclus 2005 Page #39
neering design of Air Force engine test cells, development techniques for d 2005 Page #41
ailer and hauled off co the levada Test Site north of Las Vegas. Bill Uhous 2005 Page #45
Soldiers connect fuel hose at the test range. •. •. t I I t 1' 'f; ' 1111• 2005 Page #50
ed, the experimenta l protocols to test the objection, and the design of ne 2005 Page #93
which point to secret governme nt test craft. From the many sightings over 2005 Page #119
facilities. Yet, secret government test craft does not explain all UFO repo 2005 Page #119
ura Peak and very near the Trinity test site of the first atomic bomb. Whil 2005 Page #126
UFOs over the White Sands missile test range; accounts of at least three U 2005 Page #131
s have been pursued, and with each test the case or document has shown to b 2005 Page #137
s available; for example, rocks co test, scarred trees, photographs or dire 2005 Page #137
site 10 miles from the Groom Lake test site. Although Lazar's credentials 2005 Page #168
at the southern end of the Nevada Test Site. The test director ·was a Dr. 2005 Page #168
n end of the Nevada Test Site. The test director ·was a Dr. Ed Doll. On May 2005 Page #168
tigate the crash of a super-secret test vehicle. Stansel's job was to deter 2005 Page #168
ed the time it took the Soviets to test their first A-bomb (1949) by at lea 2006 Page #9
invert,".,d imagcs, Inside Nellis Test Range (leaked to Hard Copy) • About 2006 Page #30
may have purposefully modified his test set up no that it would not give an 2006 Page #41
ly spectacular performance in that test. The data indicate that he had chos 2006 Page #41
likely from nearby Naval Ordnance Test Station (NOTS), established in 1943 2006 Page #45
this process were: A. Identify and test critical uncertainties: Answer the 2006 Page #51
cises were conducted to elicit and test critical uncertainties that, if pro 2006 Page #52
in public order. Theologians would test the new reality against doctrine an 2006 Page #58
ew this as Armageddon; others as a test of faith. Religious institutions wo 2006 Page #62
space program or possibly a famous test pilot. Attempts by reporters to fol 2006 Page #75
ivered to Area 51 in 1964. Several test launches over the Pacific Missile R 2006 Page #77
n Wallis, Lockheed's senior flight test engineer for the D-21, immediately 2006 Page #78
n to haul the wreckage back to the test site. The only harrowing moment cam 2006 Page #79
perational units at nearby Tonopah Test Range (fit), the existence of the F 2006 Page #81
Article 792, was delivered to the test site at Groom Lake on 6 November 19 2006 Page #81
gine runs and taxi tests, Lockheed test pilot Skip Holm flew the first flig 2006 Page #81
cle 792 was assigned to the 4450th Test Squadron Nightstalkers (part of the 2006 Page #81
its career engaged in operational test and evaluation. By 1986, news media 2006 Page #81
o that crashed at the [Groom Lake] test site 20 years earlier" and spread t 2006 Page #85
Several years later, F-117A Flight Test director Richard Abrams repeated th 2006 Page #85
e did not pass the "ring of truth" test. It just felt false. The more I tho 2006 Page #85
ghway during a classified avionics test. I have visited more than 100 crash 2006 Page #86
t. On 23 June, a B-57 flown by two Test Pilot School instructors was return 2006 Page #87
ams in U.S. and U.K., are in field test stages. Discovery of new virus and 2006 Page #105
nese soldiers die. • 1942: British test anthrax on sheep on the Scottish is 2006 Page #107
the U.S. employ this pathogen as a test of biological warfare predicated on 2006 Page #108
Detrick would very likely want to test it for biological warfare purposes 2006 Page #112
e associated fibrils (SAFs) in the test tube. It has been found that tissue 2006 Page #114
ing, they said it was just a NORAD test, don't panic about it. It was not a 2006 Page #149
o raise funds for the lie detector test to be administered. As of this writ 2006 Page #188
terrestrial origin, why didn't the test results from the University of Wash 2006 Page #192
being tested at the nearby Nevada Test Site. Another couple told us about 2006 Page #199
for such small rural towns. Nevada Test Site Visit During the early part of 2006 Page #199
roup from UNLV to visit the Nevada Test Site. Many people do not know that 2006 Page #199
the Department of Energy's Nevada Test Site. There has been much speculati 2006 Page #199
culation that certain areas of the Test Site, such as Area 51 and S2, house 2006 Page #199
hnology. However, the parts of the Test Site that we visited were not anywh 2006 Page #199
ileges and shown many areas of the Test Site that are off-limits to the gen 2006 Page #199
had been blasted with radiation to test their effectiveness. Later we went 2006 Page #199
pth. The crater was blasted out to test the nuclear potential for peaceful 2006 Page #199
fered the opportunity to visit the test Site, with planned Family Day visit 2006 Page #199
f 1992, when we visited the Nevada Test Site, someone in the group asked a 2006 Page #201
her cattle had been ranched at the Test Site during the nuclear tests. We w 2006 Page #201
that there had been cattle at the Test Site and various parts of the anima 2006 Page #201
ere told that there were no longer test cattle at the Test Site. However, m 2006 Page #201
were no longer test cattle at the Test Site. However, multiple, unusual ca 2006 Page #201
uding the counties surrounding the Test Site. It seemed that many of these 2006 Page #201
hought they might be some sort of "test" aircraft. The General's OfGce sugg 2007 Page #95
in the U.S. during 1947. The first test flight of crus USAF/ Avro disc, occ 2007 Page #111
n Malton in 1955, with add.itional test fLights tak.ing place at Edwards AF 2007 Page #111
ERSJON ICREW l\t-:\CH2 PROJECT -Y2 TEST ,\IIKIUTT !CREW ~.(ACM .9.: l'ROJEC 2007 Page #112
AT ( I 00.000 TT I PROJECT- I 194 TEST AlRCRAF"T ICREW 106 --------------- 2007 Page #112
ent of Air Force Systems Command's test and evaluation facilities at Hollom 2007 Page #162
ry 1974, the Air Force Operational Test and Evaluation Center (AFOTEC) was 2007 Page #163
on of a low-cost gas dynamic laser test facility: Epoxy canister developmen 2007 Page #163
on of a low-cost gas dynamic laser test facility. 157 2007 Page #163
lectro-Explosive, and Aerial Cable Test Facilities (Coyote Test Field).] .. 2007 Page #164
rial Cable Test Facilities (Coyote Test Field).] ..... - AUSTRALIANS OVERWH 2007 Page #164
inside Coyote Canyon's restricted test range between August 8 and Septembe 2007 Page #174
tember 3, 1980. That highly secure test range is used by the U. S. Air Forc 2007 Page #174
'\.&CC .Aerial Lights in Restncted Test Range . AF'OSI Oct 1700 Kirtlard AF 2007 Page #174
tified Aerial Lights in Restricted Test Range." "CR 44 Applies." 168 2007 Page #174
e Department of Defense Restricted Test Range .... "At approximately 2350 h 2007 Page #176
At the AEC's Nevada Test Site was a man who also saw the obj 2008 Page #9
ted by the big hydrogen space bomb test held later in the Pacific hundreds 2008 Page #16
e incident was part of some secret test, which is patently false; as such t 2008 Page #66
ailer and hauled off to the Nevada Test Site north of Las Vegas. Bill Uhous 2009 Page #52
d shipped to an undisclosed Nevada test facility. The entry crew was sent t 2009 Page #53
were frequentl y present at rocket test sites. She stated that she heard th 2009 Page #90
It was decided to test the suggestion by ad hoc trials und 2009 Page #165
plans were laid for an operational test in New Zealand at Taronui Bay, Nort 2009 Page #165
d large waves." "It was decided to test the suggestion by ad hoc trials und 2009 Page #169
summer of 1946. Its purpose was to test the effect of nuclear weapons on na 2009 Page #173
a yield of 23 kilotons: the first test was Able which was detonated at an 2009 Page #173
20 feet on 1 July 1946; the second test was 167 2009 Page #173
not transmit!" ► Denver AP Bureau "test'' by reporter R. Roger Harkins duri 2007 Page #19
early '80s, before more extensive test-ban treaties were in effect, Excali 2003 Page #149
the original posts stiU stand - a testament to the dry climate there. In t 2005 Page #53
ow how it arrived but the boys who tested it said it was very unusual. ” So 2003 Page #16 been at the scene are analyzed and tested for accuracy. Other sources are a 2003 Page #21 hard physical facts that could be tested. I contacted a scientist in a maj 2003 Page #100 onto the beach and sea. The metal tested to be nearly 100 percent pure mag 2003 Page #107 craft were highly maneuverable and tested only at night to hide their exist 2003 Page #151 wn to Terrestrial science Material tested...great strength and resistance t 2003 Page #175 e the words "Blue Book Files," was tested and concluded to be 1962 or later 2004 Page #245 uments that have been forensically tested and are arguable genuine. This is 2004 Page #253 te where the first atomic bomb was tested; Alamagordo Anny Air Field (AAF), 2005 Page #125 nippets of film have been seen and tested, but none of them had any scenes 2005 Page #146 e bond between a married-couple is tested in the extreme when Mavis collaps 2005 Page #150 te where the first atomic bomb was tested on July 16, 1945. Jose was nine ) 2005 Page #153 and compared them to the vehicles tested in the German V-7 program, but fo 2005 Page #169 fies that that the first disc they tested was the re-engineered ET craft th 2005 Page #170 at which the first atomic bomb was tested, was noted. We certainly have no 2006 Page #11 merged. The basic worlds were then tested for "holes" — what might happen t 2006 Page #51 imental aircraft, especially those tested at Edwards Air Force Base, Califo 2006 Page #72 ally classified Top Secret, it was tested at the CIA's Area 51 facility at 2006 Page #72 "black" program in the late 1970s, tested at Area 51, and deployed to opera 2006 Page #81 the Blackbird (Fig. 13). Initially tested at Area 51 in August 1963, the th 2006 Page #87 restrial technology that was being tested at the nearby Nevada Test Site. A 2006 Page #199 s of deception have been tried and tested, and no doubt further perfected o 2007 Page #31 ." APRO retorted that the fragment tested by Craig was not the same one\\ h 2007 Page #195 "large. triangulu wing aircraft," tested at Nellis Nevada and the Tehachap 2009 Page #151
ats a Udder • Vulva/vagina 0 Penis/testes 0 Rectum 0 Lips •Tail o Surgical 2006 Page #118
ions have been made on the elestr !testicle' ettvorle up to W. year l9S5 4- 2004 Page #20
om the udder. SLIDE #33: Penis and testicles removed, Grove Oak, Alabama, F 2004 Page #77 Grove Oak, Alabama, the penis and testicles were cleanly and bloodless rem 2004 Page #77 jaw • Rectum • Genitalia: (Penis, testicles and scrotal contents in males, 2006 Page #115
igadier-General Steven Lovekin who testified for the Briefings held by CSET 2003 Page #194 there are numerous people who have testified to the fact that something unu 2004 Page #16 hic evidence. In fact, he actually testified to the committee, stating that 2004 Page #104 ogul balloon research project, has testified that some of the parts of the 2004 Page #138 sheer number of witnesses who have testified to this event, albeit there ar 2005 Page #166
-.... ,.., ·--0411 -·- "h7f"••N He testifies that that the first disc they 2005 Page #170 ngman, Arizona in 1953. He further testifies that the ET's presented a craf 2005 Page #170
of these witnesses are willing to testify under oath if such an opportunit 2003 Page #57 identified flying objects come and testify. I think the American people wou 2003 Page #195 identified Flying Objects come and testify. "I think the American people wo 2004 Page #177
cember 4, 1960. 1n addition to the testimon y of Fritz \Xlerner himself, th 2005 Page #41 Disclosure Some of this "abduction testimon y" does not give us the most pl 2005 Page #75 's accounts and have discarded his testimon ) as authentication of reverse 2005 Page #168
mission time lines; and documented testimonials of former NASA scientists. 2008 Page #135
se facts because several different testimonies have emerged the past few ye 2003 Page #98
and going back and retrieving the testimonies from the families, they kept 2004 Page #72
ike humanoid beings slumped over." Testimonies from policemen and eyewitnes 2004 Page #73
. There are a number of incidents, testimonies and statements that show the 2004 Page #176
re A great deal of alleged insider testimonies have reached the world via o 2005 Page #83
ern 116 Military Voices: Firsthand Testimonies About Non-Human Aerial Craft 2006 Page #3
ng such information, there are the testimonies of a number of whisdeblowers 2006 Page #14
and Dan Sherman, whose respective testimonies provide important insights i 2006 Page #14
use both SOM1-01 and whistleblower testimonies of Stone and Sherman to outl 2006 Page #14
derived from Stone's and Sherman's testimonies for understanding how person 2006 Page #14
seven elements appear in both the testimonies of Sherman and Stone, and su 2006 Page #22
tone's and Sherman's whistleblower testimonies suggest that a similar templ 2006 Page #23
utlined by the SOM1-01 manual, the testimonies of Clifford Stone and Dan Sh 2006 Page #24
SOM1-01 and the Stone and Sherman testimonies provide clear insight into h 2006 Page #24
Military Voices: Firsthand Testimonies About Non-Human Aerial Craft 2006 Page #139
day. Linda will present firsthand testimonies about American military inte 2006 Page #139
Military Voices: Firsthand Testimonies Abut Non-Human Aerial Craft 2006 Page #140
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dermines consistency of eyewitness testimonies so no credibility with publi 2008 Page #93
tes are scrambled, compared to the testimonies of John Burroughs and Sgt. J 2008 Page #93
Project. This presentation reviews testimonies, documents and events concer 2009 Page #35
a handful of stories, reports and testimonies that collectively have a sig 2009 Page #48
ess, Reverend Huffman, and related testimony of granddaughter Charlette Man 2003 Page #21
and is consistent with supporting testimony, although I'm sure that other 2003 Page #28
Let's begin again with Charlette's testimony as to who was at the crash sit 2003 Page #30
d and paranoid." Given Charlette's testimony of police officers, plaincloth 2003 Page #30
as powerful as the Huffman - Mann testimony, I give it partial credit for 2003 Page #31
Chief - Carl James Lewis - '41 The testimony has the military coming to swe 2003 Page #33
uestions. We know from Charlette's testimony that Huffman was driven about 2003 Page #36
to verify these fires. Charlette's testimony is that it happened one April 2003 Page #37
tory does not hinge on Charlette's testimony alone; there are the low level 2003 Page #38
, accompanying the article was the testimony of a local witness of the time 2003 Page #183
act good friends. The oral history testimony of Robert Landry, the Air Advi 2003 Page #191
lly, related to Eisenhower, is the testimony of Brigadier General Steven Lo 2003 Page #192
nts, letters, and paper trail; the testimony of many military and civilian 2004 Page #48
vidence only when supported by the testimony of the expert witness. So, ALL 2004 Page #106
try to make sure that the witness testimony that Len collected is free of 2004 Page #121
n Sept 1952 • Soviet fighter pilot testimony of USSR policy in this area Sl 2004 Page #128
strongly supported by the witness testimony and other records. Now I'll do 2004 Page #130
n it, according to Charles Moore's testimony in 1994. About a half century 2004 Page #133
hat began to convince him that the testimony from Marcel might be incredibl 2004 Page #135
adding up the implications of the testimony of Jesse Marcel, Lydia Sleppy 2004 Page #136
, they may have been led astray by testimony from a Roswell resident named 2004 Page #137
e out." Between Jesse Marcel Jr.'s testimony and Bessie Brazel's statements 2004 Page #138
d one must navigate. Certain sworn testimony is utterly contradictory, and 2004 Page #139
im our film, plus tapes of witness testimony and the book UFO Crash at Rosw 2004 Page #140
believe. The videotaped first-hand testimony of Roswell counter-intelligenc 2004 Page #143
onel Corso, who once gave credible testimony before Congress on the issue o 2004 Page #146
hard to ignore. It is independent testimony that does not rely on either N 2004 Page #217
Aztec 1948 — like the testimony of Farley and Nolan referred t 2004 Page #222
alking about the incident. Souza's testimony , cl1ough open to question, wo 2005 Page #37
most of us. True, if one considers testimony from alleged abductees as vali 2005 Page #74
thermore, there is a large body of testimony from officials, scientists, an 2005 Page #78
are held in secrecy by humans. The testimony does not have the same evident 2005 Page #78
ing true. For example, the body of testimony collected by Leonard Stringfie 2005 Page #78
a one-man clearing house of leaked testimony from more than 30 direct sourc 2005 Page #78
am Hamilton, and many others. This testimony suggests there is a great deal 2005 Page #83
l s, Mark McCandnsh, has given his testimony to the Disclosure Project, hea 2005 Page #83
made me sit up. So much Air Force testimony can't be ignored. Inclined to 2005 Page #102
isoners and taking evidence. Since testimony from living Roswell wimesses c 2005 Page #126
elopment Center. She gave detailed testimony about frequent sightings of UF 2005 Page #131
the so-caUed Roswell incident. Her testimony with many other details, just 2005 Page #131
hoax." To-dare in m) files 1 have testimony from eight separate individual 2005 Page #149
h many FX experts and their expert testimony cannot be ignored. One FX expe 2005 Page #149
on of our own technolog y based on testimony given by a number of sources, 2005 Page #163
available records and mostly human testimony, the actual events around thes 2005 Page #167
what little evidence they can from testimony, leaked documents, and direct 2005 Page #167
ated projects. I will contrast the testimony of Stone with key elements in 2006 Page #14
, and to help substantiate Stone's testimony of being covertly employed as 2006 Page #14
rations. I will also use Sherman's testimony concerning his employment as a 2006 Page #14
e tool for helping corroborate the testimony of a whisdeblower, Clifford St 2006 Page #16
M1-01, then this helps confirm his testimony. Also, such consistency would 2006 Page #17
session of foreign powers. Stone's testimony of his 'special team' being le 2006 Page #18
are impossible to predict. Stone's testimony is consistent with the first a 2006 Page #19
first aid to injured EBEs. Stone's testimony however indicates that knowled 2006 Page #19
er inconsistencies between Stone's testimony, and lack of documentary evide 2006 Page #21
roborating Stone's crash retrieval testimony given the lack of documentatio 2006 Page #21
pendent means of corroborating the testimony of Clifford Stone. The followi 2006 Page #22
required. Sherman's whistleblower testimony offers important corroborating 2006 Page #23
, it can be concluded that Stone's testimony is very likely an accurate ref 2006 Page #23
riguing accounts and whistleblower testimony suggesting that Government age 2006 Page #119
" (23) Having digested the witness testimony and the available evidence, ca 2006 Page #129
(albeit in the form of second-hand testimony) that the alien body angle of 2006 Page #129
ormation on December 8 and witness testimony about a flying saucer crash ne 2006 Page #178
to the as-jet undisputed gewitness testimony of the boat captain and divers 2006 Page #189
sed on the evidence and eyewitness testimony surrounding the Lummi Island I 2006 Page #190
be sure, much of the evidence and testimony regarding the events seems to 2006 Page #192
? Follow along with the eyewitness testimony, news accounts, and official C 2006 Page #194
illustrations based on the acruaJ testimony, drawings, letters, and detail 2007 Page #94
t. Conclusions: The documentation, testimony and cases chat 1 have cited in 2007 Page #144
ew cases offer multiple eyewitness testimony over a large region, radar con 2008 Page #7
ountry sounded reasonable when the testimony of the witnesses is ignored. T 2008 Page #17
eat Britain, combined with notable testimony from military and government p 2008 Page #23
vided via other means, and witness testimony suggesting that senior personn 2008 Page #37
covered, but he had no evidence or testimony to disprove it. He pointed out 2008 Page #44
k recorded the following firsthand testimony from witness Semen Semenov: At 2008 Page #99
discovered Nazi documents and the testimony of former Polish workers , Bla 2008 Page #128
n controversy include the original testimony of Fritz Werner, as provided t 2009 Page #48
he case. We have a growing body of testimony, documents , sources and more 2009 Page #55
er example of why I believe June's testimony is of extraordinary importance 2009 Page #93
ways to be described in this short testimony. No doubt her revelations will 2009 Page #95
He said that during the Norton AFB testing it was discovered that "the enti 2003 Page #102 Linda Moulton Howe) discussing the testing of the samples noted that basica 2003 Page #103 Aluminum. Slight variations on the testing, but indistinguishable from 'nor 2003 Page #103 sible that someone at Kirtland was testing unconventional flying craft. It 2003 Page #151 o Lt. Gen. Twining • Top R&D group testing all the latest finds from Soviet 2003 Page #160 nd Telescope, April 1953, p. 151. “Testing of Relativity Theory with an Art 2003 Page #182 ep the technology secret and to do testing of new systems at covert locatio 2003 Page #185 it was signed a critical aspect to testing the idea that both directives we 2003 Page #209 e military weapons development and testing and intelligence activity. The a 2004 Page #48 e stationed at RAF Bentwaters. ... Testing my own memory hours before the U 2004 Page #56 Secret research such as the early testing of nerve gas. What happened, acc 2004 Page #87 e shack" • Upshot-Knothole nuclear testing was not essentially harmless; co 2004 Page #124 nd secret was that the atmospheric testing of the 50's was not harmless, bu 2004 Page #125 dering missile and space equipment testing ■ Hampering our military prepare 2005 Page #9 that time 1 was out of the atomic testing, but 1 was still with the Air Fo 2005 Page #40 , Ohio as a mechanical engineer on testing Air Force aircraft engines. He i 2005 Page #41 here that had the EG&G ultrasound testing equipment . He was a petroleum g 2005 Page #70 e is appearing; where is the fire? Testing, 1-2-3 Apparently it is in soutl 2005 Page #82 jor facility that supports missile testing and development for the United S 2005 Page #125 to be accomplished, of course, is testing of the paper and ink. Yer with l 2005 Page #131 history) Forensics (physical trace testing, paper and ink testing of docume 2005 Page #135 sical trace testing, paper and ink testing of documents, forensic 5.0 lingu 2005 Page #135 This can include several types of testing, for example soil testing, mater 2005 Page #136 types of testing, for example soil testing, materials testing, testing of o 2005 Page #136 or example soil testing, materials testing, testing of original paper, veri 2005 Page #136 e soil testing, materials testing, testing of original paper, verifying wat 2005 Page #136 l paper, verifying watermarks, and testing of inks against known authentic 2005 Page #136 easonab le explanations . Forensic testing, if possible, has been partially 2005 Page #137 power plants or satellites or DNA testing or lasers or computers or airpla 2006 Page #6 ar territory, even to the point of testing comical or absurd possibilities. 2006 Page #51 ortable stages, with allowance for testing, consultation, education and ada 2006 Page #54 Aircraft Company employee who was testing electronic equipment. Wright-Pat 2006 Page #75 wing. Because the mission involved testing complete systems compatibility a 2006 Page #78 involved with classified avionics testing. This elaborate sham provided a 2006 Page #83 U-2 prototype that was lost while testing anti-radar coatings for the CIA, 2006 Page #86 eported to be a storehouse for and testing of biological weapons. Would it 2006 Page #106 started either from escaped Dugway testing or natural migration from the la 2006 Page #112 mpt to penetrate our air space for testing and we played games with each ot 2006 Page #149 lellis Air Force Range and Nuclear Testing Site in which the U. S. Navy all 2006 Page #150 e Base in (Abilene) Texas, we were testing what turned out to be the F-94 ( 2006 Page #175 took the metal to the Marine Corps testing lab in Hagerstown, MD and gave i 2006 Page #176 MD and gave it to some person for testing. When he returned for the result 2006 Page #176 o the University of Washington for testing. The results were "inconclusive. 2006 Page #187 gs on the returned book ■ Forensic testing and resu Its ■ Some remarkable a 2007 Page #42 ,.__,_._. -4-----------·-FORENSIC TESTING Performed by Speckin Forensic La 2007 Page #46 gs on the returned book ■ Forensic testing and results ■ Some remarkable an 2007 Page #49 s organized at Kirtland to oversee testing and development of both aircraft 2007 Page #163 bulence: Modification analysis and testing of a unique meteorological instr 2007 Page #163 mba lab wrote in a "Certificate of Testing" that, "trus unknown metal (UFO) 2007 Page #200 . Through the early part of l 972, testing found odd, unexplained noise tha 2008 Page #73 ve or did influence the linguistic testing, either in syntax or in word, se 2008 Page #105 mosphere is a direct result of our testing atomic weapons? The presence of 2008 Page #113 ) ■Did they come because of atomic testing? (Orbital bombs soon.) ■"The mea 2008 Page #116 Jesus Angleton ., ... 114 FORENSIC TESTING Performed by Speckin Forensic La 2008 Page #120 es of illegal aliens. Standardized testing bas proven a handicap to childre 2008 Page #143 e Soviets announced the successful testing of an intercontinental ballistic 2009 Page #18 that time I was out of the atomic testing, but I was still with the Air Fo 2009 Page #48
d chief model kit designer for the Testor Corporation. Andrews wrote to Ric 2005 Page #80
that night in my motel. Subsequent tests indicate that the dried rubber sli 2003 Page #49 spersive x-ray spectroscopy. These tests revealed several materials includi 2003 Page #49 Brazilian government in laboratory tests. The fragment was found on Septemb 2003 Page #107 tic field. Research continued with tests of the metal in static and oscilla 2003 Page #111 to be authentic." Failing all the tests for fakery is about as close as yo 2003 Page #184 s to conduct Constitutional secret tests of technology and weapons at locat 2003 Page #187 t to conduct Constitutional secret tests of technology and weapons □ Are we 2003 Page #188 kind that would survive the legal tests in a courtroom. With that said, th 2004 Page #243 paper was written many additional tests are being conducted by SFL around 2004 Page #250 ey. On the surface, these forensic tests show a very credible MJ-12 documen 2004 Page #253 cation. If we believe the forensic tests, then the documents are old and re 2004 Page #254 A disc hernia was possible. Blood tests showed a blood count with leucocyc 2005 Page #33 pain, or a urinary infection . HIV tests were also undertaken "since it was 2005 Page #33 hat was part of a larger series of tests known as Operation Upshot-Knothole 2005 Page #39 ies of atmospheric nuclear weapons tests and which were conducted by the At 2005 Page #39 The series consisted of 11 nuclear tests in total. One detonation was an ar 2005 Page #39 during the Uphsot-K.nothole atomic tests. Did one of the atomjc tests possi 2005 Page #45 tomic tests. Did one of the atomjc tests possibly cause the object to malfu 2005 Page #45 e experiments. The Upshot-Knothole tests also focused upon the effects of r 2005 Page #47 ehicles during the Upshot-Knothole tests. Pilot returns with atomic cloud s 2005 Page #49 at are the results of the forensic tests of paper, ink, watermark , typewri 2005 Page #135 iquely define authorship. Forensic tests are typically expensive and done b 2005 Page #136 s or direct ET materials. Forensic tests of paper, ink, obscure content, ha 2005 Page #137 annot easily be resolved. Forensic tests are not available or the results a 2005 Page #137 are involved. In addition to local tests conducted in Washington Stare, we 2005 Page #157 oject engineer on some atomic bomb tests referred to as "Operation Upshot K 2005 Page #168 t Knothole". The location of these tests was at Frenchman's Flats at the so 2005 Page #168 n. \''hereas earlier electrostatic tests were essentiaUy pure research, Bro 2005 Page #171 heduled to perform subsonic engine tests and gain proficiency with the iner 2006 Page #73 d a series of engine runs and taxi tests, Lockheed test pilot Skip Holm fle 2006 Page #81 contractor and customer acceptance tests in five flights, including verific 2006 Page #81 : U.S. conducts biological weapons tests at Johnston Atoll in the South Pac 2006 Page #107 th Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) tests, an RNA quantification method, on 2006 Page #111 eos of the early, underground bomb tests. It was impressive to see the grou 2006 Page #199 ere the first above-ground nuclear tests were conducted. It was all intrigu 2006 Page #199 t the Test Site during the nuclear tests. We were told that there had been 2006 Page #201 was destroyed by alJ the Brazilian tests and the second and third samples w 2007 Page #195 ten report "The Proof": "Many more tests were conducted and finally they ca 2007 Page #197 , which is patently false; as such tests would be conducted in the restrict 2008 Page #66 dless to say, one does not conduct tests involving the potential firing of 2008 Page #66 regions affected by nuclear weapon tests. These facts (as well as the local 2008 Page #102 possibility that our atmosph eric tests of late could have influenced the 2008 Page #114 effort to observe and record such tests). In conclusion, 1c is our profess 2008 Page #114 ing to bring the substances in for tests. That happened in 194 7. Jim Garri 2009 Page #29 cility X for medical treatment and tests; whatever they were for? Additiona 2009 Page #53 medical examinations . Results of tests were not explained to us. Marion S 2009 Page #53 ed that the Air Force conduct drop tests using a drogue parachute to slow t 2009 Page #92 found in control samples. Pressure tests suggested the object which had occ 2009 Page #137 sound plane completes preliminary tests June 3, 1947 -Soviets raiding US a 2009 Page #156 earch, development, composition or tests. Oddly enough, in the Cumberland T 2009 Page #161 ads was a series of nuclear weapon tests conducted by the United States at 2009 Page #173 arshall Islands for the Crossroads tests, the June 15, 194 7 Syracuse Heral 2009 Page #176 were devising and carrying out the tests employing scale models. One time w 2009 Page #176
ents usualJy detected." Additional tests\\ ere conducted b\· chemist Elson 2007 Page #195
SA to the announced unless , power tet in this tits,. Castro Madero Slid th 2004 Page #20
try of Defense might well have got tetchy about this, and was fearful that 2006 Page #126
ne outing for us. \Y./e decided to tether tl1e horses, as the terrain seeme 2005 Page #154
Undosacretorr at De tense (rumored tetie env. Cariuccrt rnond says •foirow 2006 Page #30
nd to—Halal aa—ar« Ito jpobSzr? is tetk aoflaa axd (— • toe—aadails — tow t 2003 Page #221
over for a microchip. The company, Tetrad, produced microchips for covert s 2006 Page #196
il of New Jersey, arranged sale of tetraethyl lead, an additive used in avi 2008 Page #127 ies. Also, by supplying Japan with tetraethyl , Teagle helped make it possi 2008 Page #127
Order, a reincarnation of the old Teutonic Knights, that had branches thro 2008 Page #126
ediately discernible— "Fort Worth, Tex." The hunt was on! 2004 Page #226 TO THE Line 3 TEAM AT FORT WORTH, TEX. Line4 ****ESSOR ON THE "DISK" MUST 2004 Page #228 THE Line 3 (M) TEAM AT FORT WORTH, TEX. (B) TEAM AT FORT WORTH. TXE. (C) ** 2004 Page #229 ORTH. TXE. (C) **** AT FORT WORTH, TEX. (DR) team AT FORT WORTH, TXE. (G) g 2004 Page #229 rded to the ***team at Fort Worth, Tex. ****essor on the "disk" must have s 2004 Page #230
mber 1950, El Indio/Guerrero area, Tex-Mex border; June 1952, Spitzbergen, 2005 Page #163
eported in the famous Cash-Landrum Texas case resulting in personal injurie 2003 Page #173
e Lyndon Johnson library in Austin Texas, I spend a week looking at the UFO 2003 Page #192
t his White House ranch in Austin, Texas. A careful review of the evidence 2003 Page #193
3 July h.7 , radar etaions i* east/Texas and. White Sands Fmving Ground:, I 2003 Page #232
t least six radar stations in east Texas (see detailed report in attehment 2003 Page #233
97, dawned clear and cool in North Texas when out of the south came a large 2004 Page #26
oached the small hamlet of Aurora, Texas, less than 20 miles northwest of F 2004 Page #26
be noted that in 1978, a Denison, Texas, farmer named John Martin saw a da 2004 Page #28
a. He said when the joke spread to Texas, railroad worker Joseph "Truthful" 2004 Page #28
of the airship witnesses in small Texas towns could not have heard of the 2004 Page #28
om Gray of the University of North Texas in Denton stated in a news release 2004 Page #30
ness of life in 19th century rural Texas, debunker Curtis Peebles in his bo 2004 Page #31
t flying across the skies of North Texas! 28 2004 Page #31
er." The correspondent in Wortham, Texas, reported, "Capt. John A. Lilly, a 2004 Page #32
s. In a story datelined Grandbury, Texas, it was reported, "Newt Gresham la 2004 Page #32
Mr. C. G. Williams of Greenville, Texas, reported he was strolling in a fi 2004 Page #32
ness, a Judge Love of Waxahatchie, Texas, claimed to have encountered the s 2004 Page #32
correspondent R. M. Tate of Peden, Texas. "At 8:36 p.m., just as the northb 2004 Page #32
flying through the skies of North Texas in 1897, six years before the Wrig 2004 Page #32
aft Artillery School at Ft. Bliss, Texas and/or U.S. Army Air Force fighter 2004 Page #62
; northern Mexico south of Loredo, Texas; and Aztec, New Mexico. SLIDE #16: 2004 Page #69
cated in the Southwest, around the Texas/New Mexico area; one was somewhere 2004 Page #75
asion at their home in Fort Worth, Texas. The interview was done by Major G 2004 Page #85
ucks allowed" 49 1968 Big Springs, Texas, USA 0 1 1 1 0 Researcher Thomas O 2004 Page #113
alifornia training for CHP 59 1974 Texas, USA 1 1 1 1 0 Researcher Barbara 2004 Page #113
ien body at WPAFB 72 1980 Houston, Texas, USA 1 1 0 1 0 Researcher Norma Li 2004 Page #114
rom Crash in Soviet sector 74 1982 Texas, USA 0 1 0 1 0 Researcher Tommy Bl 2004 Page #114
ir Force, stationed in Forth Worth Texas in 1947, is the villain. It was Ge 2004 Page #141
SA James Webb, landed at Johnson's Texas ranch to meet with the President A 2004 Page #177
from the night he stood out on his Texas ranch and watched Sputnik orbit ov 2004 Page #177
here this man was in a hospital in Texas with prostrate cancer to talk with 2004 Page #195
prostrate cancer in a hospital in Texas, and I was so serious from this co 2004 Page #196
8th Army Air Corps at Fort Worth, Texas. The planeload of debris arrived f 2004 Page #226
each image from the University of Texas, Arlington. After receiving them w 2004 Page #226
HQ at Carswell Field, Fort Worth, Texas. There was some type of processor 2004 Page #230
titude) of the Sun for Fort Worth, Texas, on July 8, 1947, as determined by 2004 Page #232
s now survive in the University of Texas Library's Special Collections. It 2004 Page #233
trieval Conference 10 IC PATENTS ■ Texas Instruments ainid RCA fr~ed: paten 2005 Page #12
ed Cash-Landrum case near Houston, Texas, in which a large floating globe w 2005 Page #119
ver cigar-shaped object in Aurora, Texas, a story well covered in the Dalla 2005 Page #119
generations. Jim Marrs Springtown, Texas August, 2005 Introduction There ar 2005 Page #120
in the small communit y of Aurora, Texas on April 17, 1897. That is the fir 2005 Page #123
ht on July 3, 1947, radar uruts in Texas and White Sands "tracked two 7 \'l 2005 Page #125
y between Albuquerque and El Paso, Texas, is located some twenty miles nort 2005 Page #153
ndike and Australia for gold or to Texas and the Middle East for oil. As it 2006 Page #6
indicating he was in Port Aransas, Texas, fishing). 9 2006 Page #12
ations (specrfically at Ft Hood in Texas) and other remote military bases w 2006 Page #26
miles southwest of Corpus Christi, Texas. After approximately sixty seconds 2006 Page #133
forty miles south of Brownsville, Texas. Radar tracked it approximately 50 2006 Page #133
Officer, Chief Yeoman, in Austin, Texas. Photo courtesy Tom C. Sheppard.) 2006 Page #156
Dyess Air Force Base in (Abilene) Texas, we were testing what turned out t 2006 Page #175
t it crashed somewhere off between Texas and the Mexico border. We got a li 2006 Page #176
oughly in the vicinity of Del Rio, Texas (Zechel did not tell me the exact 2006 Page #177
out of the pilot's sight. Radar in Texas tracked the object until it went o 2006 Page #177
rswell Air Force Base, Fort Worth, Texas, had recovered some foreign object 2006 Page #177
t it crashed somewhere off between Texas and the Mexico border." Apparently 2006 Page #178
ssibly have tracked an object over Texas. The closest official Air Defense 2006 Page #178
there were five Air Force bases in Texas which could have tracked the objec 2006 Page #178
200 miles from the Del Rio area of Texas. This is beyond the range of typic 2006 Page #178
hem flew somewhat erratically over Texas and crashed in Mexico. Perhaps. Wi 2006 Page #179
ence Matthew studied psychology at Texas Christian University, comparative 2006 Page #195
9, confirms 1947 cases in NM, 1950 Texas/Mexican border, Brush Creek, bring 2007 Page #44
ln 2004 the ciry of Austin, Texas employed a particularly striking i 2007 Page #69
oned at Carswell AFB (Fort \Xlorth Texas), than later transferred to James 2007 Page #99
ferred to James Connolly AFB (Waco Texas). Indeed, "FLlTAFF" was actually p 2007 Page #99
created a flash seen over El Paso Texas and a shock-wave was felt all the 2007 Page #130
Rio Grande River between Presidio, Texas and Coyame, Chihuahua. Even as wre 2007 Page #184
al sizzling hot summer day in West Texas, and as daylight faded, the reside 2007 Page #185
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just a stone's throw away from the Texas border, a mid-air collision occurr 2007 Page #186
mall aircraft flying from El Paso, Texas to Mexico City. The explosion and 2007 Page #186
rescue activities from across the Texas border. The Americans heard the Me 2007 Page #186
Hood Anny Base in nearby EI Paso, Texas, in an effort to discover what hap 2007 Page #187
n alleged UFO crash in a southeast Texas forest called the Big Thicket. Acc 2008 Page #37
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