Crash Retrieval Conference Proceedings, KWIC Index Page: r

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

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

Letters Directory:

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

Words Directory:

"r#4" "r&cg^^ft'" "r&d" "r&r" "r'" "r'i"

"r'l" "r'lo" "r-" "r--" "r---" "r----•--•••-r•" "r--1c" "r--arocnd"

"r--•·" "r--••" "r-1" "r-10" "r-11ed" "r-7" "r-" "r-_"

"r-h1lnrd" "r-l" "r-la•" "r-p--" "r-pr-·" "r-r" "r-rrr" "r-rt"

"r-t" "r-~" "r0po" "r1" "r1$" "r1''-•" "r11---c" "r1111"

"r11j6" "r11jil~" "r11ln~" "r11r" "r12" "r19" "r1c" "r1chord"

"r1ctc1·" "r1nil" "r1t" "r1•" "r2" "r20" "r28" "r29"

"r36" "r37" "r38" "r4" "r4'nllfp" "r49" "r4" "r5"

"r51" "r62" "r65" "r68" "r7" "r73" "r7o" "r"

"r\dministration" "r\frican" "r\j" "r\l" "r\n" "r\pro" "r\r" "r\rea"

"r\tm" "r^ferepces" "r_" "r_··•" "ra" "ra111111er's" "ra1ght" "ra7"

"ra^ht" "raa^shcdoevraenls" "raaf" "raapcna1bi" "raatflll" "raawmnd" "rabat" "rabid"

"rabies" "rac" "raccoons" "race" "raced" "races" "racillly" "racing"

"racist" "rack" "racket" "raclio" "racm" "rad" "rad-launcbni" "rada"

"radar" "radar's" "radar-absorbent" "radar-evading" "radar-fogging" "radar-guided" "radar-visual" "radars"

"radcom" "radiac" "radiate" "radiated" "radiating" "radiation" "radiator" "radiauon"

"radical" "radically" "radii" "radio" "radio-" "radio-silent" "radioactive" "radioactivity"

"radiobiological" "radioed" "radios" "radium" "radius" "radl-lephone" "raduat" "rae"

"raf" "raft's" "rafters" "ragara" "ragardivcollio" "ragari" "rage" "ragged"

"ragir" "rah4" "rahiag" "rahn" "raid" "raid-" "raid-just" "raiders"

"raiding" "raigorod" "rail" "railbed" "railroad" "railroads" "railway" "railways"

"railyard" "rain" "rainboyd" "raindrops" "rained" "raines" "rainfall" "rainforest"

"rainforests" "rainier" "raining" "rainy" "raise" "raised" "raises" "raising"

"rait" "raj" "rajart" "rajincler" "rajiwt" "rajraaautailwaa" "rake" "rake-off"

"rakes" "raknes" "ral" "raleass" "rally" "raln" "ralph" "ram"

"ram-air" "ramadas" "ramay" "ramblon" "rambutan" "ramey" "ramey's" "rameys"

"ramfire" "ramifications" "ramirez" "ramjet" "ramjet-powered" "rammer" "rammer's" "ramp"

"rampant" "ramsey" "ramsey's" "ramstein" "ran" "ranc" "ranch" "ranched"

"rancher" "rancher's" "ranchers" "ranches" "ranching" "ranciles's" "rancorous" "rand"

"randall" "randle" "randle's" "randles" "randolph" "random" "randomly" "randy"

"raney" "rang" "range" "ranged" "rangeland" "rangelands" "rangeley" "ranger"

"ranges" "ranging" "rani" "rank" "ranked" "ranking" "ranks" "ranoires1"

"ransacked" "ransom" "ransom's" "rant" "raos" "raphael" "raphic" "rapid"

"rapidly" "rapnrta" "rare" "rarefied" "rarely" "rargesa" "rargrarroll" "ras"

"rasees" "rash" "rashes" "rasr" "rass" "rat" "ratan" "rate"

"rated" "raters" "rates" "rather" "rating" "ratio" "rational" "rationale"

"rationales" "ratios" "ratlines" "ratlioactive" "ratortal" "rats" "ratter" "rattle"

"rattled" "rattlesnake" "ratzinger" "rau" "raucar" "raus" "rav" "rave"

"raven" "ravine" "ravmer" "raw" "rawhoe" "ray" "rayarl" "raymond"

"rays" "raytheon" "ray~" "razin" "ra~" "rb'ir" "rb-47h" "rb-ioi"

"rbaps" "rbe" "rbio'" "rc" "rc't" "rc'•" "rca" "rca4"

"rcaf" "rcall'" "rcc" "rccnaet" "rcd" "rce" "rch" "rchers"

"rcll~blc" "rclucl=~" "rcmp" "rcmp's" "rcn" "rcnm" "rcpoat'" "rcpon"

"rcpons" "rcponsible" "rcpor\s" "rcporls" "rcpt" "rcqrtircment" "rcqucs~cd" "rcr"

"rcrall" "rcrnri»" "rcs" "rcscarch" "rcsidcncl" "rcspons" "rcspousise" "rctr-"

"rcu" "rcum" "rcv" "rcv1ov" "rc•" "rc•1c" "rd" "rd\l"

"rdb" "re-" "re-affirmed" "re-aiming" "re-appraisal" "re-conduct" "re-conductin" "re-contacted"

"re-creation" "re-designated" "re-direct" "re-discovered" "re-do" "re-election" "re-emergence" "re-enforce"

"re-enforced" "re-engineered" "re-enlist" "re-enter" "re-entered" "re-entering" "re-entry" "re-establish"

"re-examining" "re-interview" "re-named" "re-politicization" "re-poltt1c1" "re-release" "re-run" "re-telling"

"re-the" "re-writing" "re-written" "re-·" "re1" "re11dcncy" "re1c" "re1n·eval"

"re'•" "re\·oh" "re_ated" "rea" "reabzed" "reach" "reached" "reaches"

"reaching" "reacquainted" "react" "reacted" "reacticn" "reaction" "reactions" "reactivation"

"reactive" "reactor" "reactors" "reacts" "read" "read-in" "readability" "reader"

"readers" "readersrup" "readied" "readily" "readiness" "reading" "readings" "readouts"

"reads" "ready" "reaffirm" "reaffirmed" "reaffirms" "reagan" "reagan's" "reagan-bush"

"reagent" "reagents" "reaily" "reaj" "real" "real-life" "reali'0" "realign"

"realio" "realise" "realised" "realising" "realistic" "realistically" "realit" "realities"

"reality" "realization" "realize" "realized" "realizes" "realizing" "realjy" "reall"

"reall1" "really" "realm" "realms" "ream" "reaponee" "reaponiibiuuea" "reappear"

"reappeared" "reappearing" "reappraisal" "rear" "rearing" "rearrest" "reason" "reasonab"

"reasonabl" "reasonable" "reasonably" "reasoned" "reasoning" "reasoning'" "reasoninr" "reasons"

"reassurance" "reassure" "reassured" "reassuring" "reauy" "rebecca" "rebecca's" "rebellion"

"rebuffed" "rebuild" "rebuilding" "rebuke" "rebuttals" "rebutted" "rebutting" "recaday"

"recajj" "recal" "recaljecl" "recaljed" "recall" "recalled" "recalling" "recalls"

"recant" "recap" "recaued" "reccol" "receetteed" "receflvong" "receipt" "receive"

"received" "receiver" "receivers" "receives" "receiving" "recendy" "recent" "recently"

"recently-deceased" "reception" "receptive" "rechargeable" "rechnolog" "recintly" "recipient" "reciprocate"

"reckless" "reclaim" "reclaimed" "reclil" "recm·ered" "reco" "recoaaendations" "recogni"

"recognition" "recognizable" "recognize" "recognized" "recognizes" "recognize~" "recognizing" "recogruzed"

"recoljection" "recollection" "recollections" "recommend" "recommendation" "recommendations" "recommended" "recommendin"

"recon" "reconcilin" "reconfigured" "reconfirmed" "reconna" "reconnaissance" "reconnoiter" "reconnoitered"

"reconnoitering" "reconsider" "reconstitute" "reconstruct" "reconstruction" "record" "record's" "record-keeping"

"recorded" "recorder" "recorders" "recording" "recordings" "records" "recouection" "recounted"

"recounting" "recounts" "recove" "recovef" "recoveg" "recover" "recoverable" "recovered"

"recoveries" "recovering" "recovers" "recovery" "recreate" "recreated" "recreation" "recreationa"

"recreational" "recreations" "recriminations" "recruit" "recruited" "recruiting" "recruitment" "recruits"

"rectal" "rectangle" "rectangles" "rectangular" "rectify" "rectifying" "rectum" "recumaissance"

"recuperate" "recurring" "recvaluai£" "red" "red-hating" "redact" "redacted" "redacting"

"redaction" "reddish" "reddish-orange" "rededicate" "redefined" "redefining" "redesignated" "redfem"

"redfern" "redfern'" "redfern's" "redil" "redirect" "redirected" "rediscover" "redistribute"

"redmond" "redmond's" "reds" "redstar" "redstarfilm" "redstone" "reduce" "reduced"

"reduced-time" "reducing" "reduction" "reductions" "reeaartai^" "reed" "reeked" "reels"

"reem" "reenn-y" "reenter" "reentered" "rees" "reese" "reestablish" "ref"

"refaranaa" "refeited" "refer" "reference" "reference+" "referenced" "references" "referencing"

"referral" "referrals" "referred" "referring" "refers" "refine" "refined" "refinement"

"refl" "reflect" "reflected" "reflecting" "reflection" "reflections" "reflective" "reflector"

"reflectors" "reflects" "refolded" "reforeaeo" "reform" "reforms" "refracting" "refraction"

"refrain" "refrigerated" "refrigeration" "refs" "refueling" "refuge" "refusal" "refuse"

"refused" "refuses" "refusing" "refutable" "refute" "refuted" "reg" "regain"

"regains" "regameo" "regan" "regard" "regard-" "regarded" "regarding" "regardless"

"regards" "regarrung" "regehr" "regener" "regeneration" "regime" "regimen" "regimented"

"regimes" "region" "regional" "regions" "register" "registered" "registration" "registry"

"regression" "regressions" "regret" "regrettable" "regrettably" "regretted" "regrouping" "regruned"

"regs" "regular" "regular-looking" "regularity" "regularly" "regulation" "regulations" "regulation·"

"rehabilitation" "rehash" "rehe" "rehearsal" "rehearsed" "rehebilitatian" "rehfeldt" "rehfeldt's"

"rehm" "rei" "reich" "reich's" "reich-einstein" "reichfuehrer" "reichsmarscha" "reichstag"

"reigned" "reigning" "reigns" "reincarnation" "reinf" "reinforce" "reinforced" "reinforces"

"reinforcing" "reinhard" "reinhold" "reinland-pfalz" "reins" "reinvestigation" "reinvigorate" "reiterate"

"reiterated" "rejec" "reject" "rejected" "rejection" "rejects" "rekindled" "rel"

"rel'iovedj" "relacionship" "relacionships" "relacionsrup" "relarionsbjp" "relate" "related" "relates"

"relatim" "relating" "relatio" "relation" "relations" "relationship" "relationships" "relationships'"

"relative" "relative's" "relatively" "relatives" "relativity" "relativo" "relau" "relax"

"relaxation" "relay" "relayed" "releasable" "release" "released" "releases" "releasing"

"relegate" "relegated" "relegates" "relentless" "relentlessly" "relevanc" "relevance" "relevancy"

"relevant" "releyant" "reliabifay" "reliabijjry" "reliabilities" "reliability" "reliable" "reliably"

"reliaion" "reliance" "relief" "reliefs" "relies" "relieved" "relieving" "religion"

"religionists" "religions" "religious" "rellievals" "relocate" "relocated" "relocation" "relt"

"relublcund" "reluctant" "reluctantly" "rely" "rem" "rema" "remaf'" "remain"

"remainder" "remained" "remaing" "remainin" "remaining" "remains" "remairun" "remairung"

"remark" "remarkab" "remarkable" "remarkably" "remarked" "remarking" "remarks" "remarried"

"remcnt" "reme" "remei'viber" "rememb" "remember" "remembered" "rememberin" "remembering"

"remembers" "remembr" "remigio" "remind" "reminded" "reminder" "reminds" "reminiscent"

"remit" "remjniscent" "remnant" "remnants" "remo" "remodel" "remodeling" "remote"

"remote-controlled" "remotely" "remoteness" "remoteviewingnv" "remov" "removal" "remove" "removed"

"removes" "removing" "remruns" "remschmidt" "renaissance" "renal" "renamed" "renaming"

"rencilesham" "rendelsham" "render" "rendered" "rendezvoused" "rendition" "renditions" "rendlesham"

"rendlesham-incident" "rendleshan1" "rendlesharn" "rends" "rene" "reneged" "renew" "renewed"

"renny" "reno" "renowned" "rent" "rentagon" "rental" "rented" "renting"

"reoorteci" "reopened" "reopening" "reorganization" "reorientation" "reouest" "rep" "rep11hlic"

"repair" "repaired" "repairing" "repairman" "reparation" "repeat" "repeat-" "repeated"

"repeated-and" "repeatedl" "repeatedly" "repeating" "repeats" "repel" "repercussions" "repetition"

"repl" "replace" "replaced" "replacement" "replacements" "replacing" "replete" "replica"

"replicate" "replicates" "replicating" "replication" "replic~tc" "replied" "replies" "replil"

"reply" "repo" "repo1ts" "repod" "reponed" "repor" "reporh" "reporj"

"reporls" "reporredjy" "reporren" "report" "report's" "report-very" "report16" "reported"

"reportedj" "reportedl" "reportedly" "reporter" "reporters" "reporting" "reportings" "reports"

"reports·" "repository" "represent" "representaciv" "representation" "representative" "representatives" "represented"

"representing" "represents" "repression" "repressive" "reprint" "reprinted" "reprisals" "reproach"

"reproduce" "reproduced" "reproducin" "reproducing" "reproduction" "reprogramming" "reprool" "reptile"

"reptilian" "reptilianish" "reptoids" "republ" "republic" "republic's" "republican" "republics"

"repugnant" "repulsion" "reputation" "reputed" "reputedly" "request" "requested" "requesting"

"requests" "require" "required" "requirement" "requirements" "requires" "requiring" "requisitions"

"rer" "rern01«t" "rers" "rerserved" "res" "res-nullius" "resale" "rescinded"

"rescue" "rescued" "rescuers" "rescuing" "rese" "rese-" "research" "researchable"

"researched" "researcher" "researcher's" "researchers" "researches" "researching" "research·" "researhers"

"resemble" "resembled" "resembles" "resembling" "resented" "resentment" "reservation" "reserve"

"reserved" "reserves" "reservoir" "reset" "resetting" "resided" "residence" "residences"

"resident" "residents" "resides" "residual" "residuals" "residue" "resignation" "resigned"

"resigning" "resiliency" "resist" "resistance" "resistant" "resisting" "resists" "resolution"

"resolve" "resolved" "resolves" "resolving" "resonance" "resonate" "resonated" "resonator"

"resort" "resource" "resources" "respect" "respectable" "respected" "respectful" "respectfully"

"respective" "respectively" "respects" "respiratory" "respo" "respond" "responded" "respondents"

"responding" "responds" "response" "response-the" "responses" "responsi" "responsib" "responsibibt"

"responsibilitie" "responsibilities" "responsibility" "responsibl" "responsible" "responsive" "ress" "ressareh"

"rest" "restatement" "restaurant" "rested" "resting" "restless" "restncted" "restoration"

"restore" "restored" "restrained" "restraining" "restrict" "restricted" "restricted~@~" "restriction"

"restrictions" "restructure" "rests" "resu" "resujtant" "result" "resultant" "resulted"

"resulting" "results" "resultsant" "resume" "resumed" "resurface" "resurfaced" "resurfacing"

"resurgence" "resuscitative" "ret" "ret0k943" "retailers" "retain" "retained" "retaining"

"retaliate" "retaliated" "retaliation" "retaliatory" "retarding" "retelling" "retells" "retention"

"reterr" "reticula" "reticuli" "retinas" "retire" "retired" "retirement" "retiring"

"retiro" "retold" "retorted" "retrace" "retract" "retractable" "retracted" "retraction"

"retreads" "retreat" "retreated" "retreats" "retribution" "retricv" "retrie" "retrie"

"retriev" "retrievable" "retrievaj" "retrieval" "retrievalists" "retrievals" "retrieve" "retrieved"

"retrievers" "retrieving" "retrjev" "retro-virus" "retro-viruses" "retrograde" "retrospect" "retrospective"

"retrovirus" "retroviruses" "retroyiridae" "retrulers" "rets" "return" "return-stroke" "returned"

"returning" "returningfrom" "returns" "retvllimber" "retyped" "retyping" "reua" "reugious"

"reunion" "rev" "reveal" "revealed" "revealing" "reveals" "revelation" "revelations"

"revenues" "reverberate" "reverberating" "revered" "reverend" "reversal" "reverse" "reverse-engineered"

"reverse-engineering" "reversed" "reverseengineering" "reversing" "revert" "revie" "revie111" "reviejjj"

"review" "review-journal" "reviewed" "reviewer" "reviewing" "reviews" "reviled" "revise"

"revised" "revision" "revisit" "revisited" "revistecl" "revived" "revo" "revolt"

"revolution" "revolutionaries" "revolutionary" "revolutionize" "revolutionizing" "revolutions" "revolved" "revolver"

"revolving" "revs" "rew" "reward" "rewarding" "rewpeowihfllt" "rewritings" "rex"

"rey" "reynolds" "re·" "re•" "rf" "rf\" "rfedat" "rfj-"

"rfouvia" "rg" "rg145" "rg330" "rg341" "rgi" "rgly" "rgr"

"rgy" "rh" "rh1" "rh11t" "rhanes" "rhd" "rhe" "rhenium"

"rheological" "rhetoric" "rhetorical" "rhetorically" "rhjs" "rhode" "rhodes" "rhodes'"

"rhome" "rhonda" "rhov" "rhrir" "rhtjlhe" "rhyl" "rh·l~•" "ri"

"ri-" "ri8es" "ri=ilu-obj~" "ri=s·" "ria" "riar" "riarii" "ribbon"

"ribbon-like" "ribbons" "ribelliasimititon" "rica's" "rican" "ricardo" "ricer" "rich"

"rich's" "richard" "richer" "riches" "richest" "richmond" "richord" "richter"

"ricin" "rick" "rickett" "rickett's" "rico" "ricxn" "riddjed" "riddle"

"riddled" "riddles" "ride" "ridge" "ridge-whose" "ridgeline" "ridges" "ridicule"

"ridiculed" "ridiculing" "ridiculous" "riding" "ridjculous" "rie" "rieffel" "ries"

"rife" "rifle" "rifles" "rig" "riggs" "riggs'" "righc" "right"

"right-angle" "right-hand" "right-patterson" "right-that" "right-wing" "righted" "righteous" "rightful"

"rightly" "rightpatterson" "rights" "rigorous" "rigs" "riihaul" "rii~patch" "rija"

"ril" "riley" "rili" "rill" "rillo" "rills" "rily" "rim"

"rime" "rimes" "rims" "rin" "rin-1611" "rin1" "ring" "ringing"

"rings" "rio" "rioja" "rion" "rioni" "rioors" "rioritl" "rios"

"rious" "rip" "ripon" "ripped" "ripping" "rippling" "ririe" "rirsf"

"rirucule" "ris" "risa" "rise" "risen" "riser" "risers" "rises"

"rising" "risk" "risk-takers" "risks" "rit" "rita" "ritalin" "ritalled"

"ritch" "rite-" "riterl" "rites" "ritual" "rity" "riuren" "rivaled"

"rivalries" "rivalry" "rivals" "riven" "river" "rivera" "rivers" "rivets"

"rivi" "riwig" "riy" "rized" "rj" "rj-" "rjas" "rjcharcl"

"rjdurd" "rjjda" "rjly•" "rjngjng" "rj~" "rk" "rl" "rl'"

"rl'l" "rl'to" "rl1" "rl" "rlaara" "rlai" "rlethen" "rlf"

"rlght" "rli" "rll" "rlla" "rllidenr" "rll•hln" "rlmvell" "rln"

"rlqht" "rltlg" "rluicl'll" "rlyln" "rm" "rm111mr" "rmaf" "rmidsntifled"

"rml1t" "rmnevver" "rmney" "rn" "rn&a" "rn+" "rn-7uwt" "rna"

"rnachjne" "rnaontte" "rnar" "rnbltontions" "rnc" "rnc11~11t" "rncc" "rnd"

"rndcnl" "rndcnt" "rnent" "rnh" "rni" "rnij" "rnilitaries" "rnkind"

"rnl" "rnll" "rnllcgc" "rnlly" "rnll~ll" "rnm1stnes" "rnmc" "rnn1"

"rnond" "rnpttt" "rnrrmt" "rns111ell" "rnsca" "rnt" "rnthrop" "rnventain"

"rnvis" "rn~" "rn~j~" "ro" "ro'will" "ro1111d" "ro11l" "ro11rt"

"ro11tlnj" "roa" "road" "roadblocks" "roadless" "roads" "roadside" "roal"

"roam" "roamed" "roar" "roaring" "roars" "roasting" "rob" "robably"

"robbery" "robbie" "robbins" "robe" "roben" "robenson" "robert" "roberta"

"roberts" "roberts'" "robertson" "robins" "robinson" "robley" "robot" "robot's"

"robot-like" "robotic" "robotics" "robotoid" "robots" "robu" "robust" "roc"

"rocal" "rock" "rock-coal" "rock-n-roll" "rockcovered" "rocke" "rockefell" "rockefeller"

"rockefeller's" "rockefeller-funded" "rockefeller-owned" "rockefeller-schroeder" "rockefellers" "rocket" "rocket's" "rocketry"

"rockets" "rocking" "rocks" "rockwell" "rocky" "roclco~" "rocovery" "roc•rpt"

"rod" "roday" "roddy" "rode" "rodent" "rodents" "rodeo" "rodort-od"

"rodrigo" "rods" "roe" "rogala" "roger" "rogerio" "rogerish" "rogers"

"rogor" "rogue" "roil" "roilc}un&" "rojas" "roka" "roland" "rolatiaa"

"rolating" "rold" "role" "roles" "roli" "roll" "rolled" "rolled-up"

"roller" "rolling" "rolls" "rolorrios" "rolph" "rom" "roma" "roman"

"romanian" "romansky" "romantic" "rome" "rome-berlin" "romeemir" "romlnrn1" "romney"

"romolaned" "ron" "ron1" "ron2ld" "ronald" "ronda" "rondo" "ronnie"

"ronvelk" "roo" "rood" "roof" "rooftop" "rook" "rookie" "rooks"

"room" "room-by-room" "roommate" "rooms" "rooms·" "roosevelt" "roosevelt's" "root"

"root-cause" "rooted" "roots" "rop" "rope" "roper" "ropes" "ropo"

"roportan" "ror" "roroe" "rorschach" "roru" "ros" "ros-es" "ros111ell"

"rosa" "rosalie" "rosamond" "roscoe" "rose" "rosemary" "roses" "roseway"

"rosn1e" "ross" "roster" "rostov" "roswe" "roswel" "roswell" "roswell-case"

"roswell-themed" "rosweu" "rot" "rotary" "rotate" "rotated" "rotates" "rotating"

"rotation" "rote" "roth" "rothberg" "rothbergl" "rothe" "rothschild" "rothschilds"

"rotor" "rotors" "rou" "rouble" "rouge" "rough" "roughly" "round"

"round-shaped" "round-the-world" "rounded" "roundness" "rounds" "roundup" "roup" "roused"

"route" "routed" "routes" "routine" "routinely" "rovicv" "row" "rowan"

"rowboat" "rowe" "rowland" "rown" "rows" "roy" "royal" "royall"

"royals" "ro~~i" "ro•" "ro•·r" "rp" "rpace" "rpit" "rpit's"

"rpl" "rpm" "rpt" "rpts" "rpv" "rpvs" "rr" "rr-"

"rr-nv" "rr-·" "rra" "rrally" "rramey" "rre-nrt" "rree" "rrel"

"rrer" "rrert" "rrgls" "rriasms" "rrl" "rrlll1n" "rrlo" "rrn"

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"rt-" "rt-j" "rt-l" "rt-••" "rt11" "rt" "rt__" "rtaalrt"

"rtar" "rtartrt" "rtc" "rtcd" "rtcor·j" "rtdaa" "rte" "rteaiaa"

"rtes" "rtf" "rtflect" "rtghk" "rthey" "rti1'tllbf1" "rtilil" "rtilil111y"

"rtiliury" "rtisp&1ch'~" "rtl" "rtl-4" "rtlitary" "rtlsndea" "rtluhl" "rtmw"

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"rt••t" "ru" "ruagnosed" "ruagrams" "ruameter" "rub" "rubbed" "rubber"

"rubbing" "rubbish" "rubble" "ruben" "rubens" "rubles" "rubs" "rubtsov"

"ruc" "ruch" "rucker's" "ruckus" "rud" "rudder" "rude" "rudiak"

"rudloe" "rudn't" "rudolf" "rudy" "rue" "rufferem" "rufferenr" "rufficulc"

"rufficult" "rufus" "rugged" "rugh" "rughjy" "rughly" "rughly-cla" "rughly-secret"

"rught" "ruined" "rujj" "rule" "rule-based" "ruled" "rules" "ruling"

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"rumours" "rumself" "rumsfeld" "run" "run-in" "run-of-mill" "run-of-therruu" "runaround"

"runaway" "runde" "rune" "runnc" "runnel" "runnels" "runner" "running"

"runosaurs" "runrung" "runs" "runway" "runways" "ruoolf" "rupard" "rupelt's"

"rupert" "ruppelt" "ruppelt's" "ruppon" "rupport" "rupportlng" "ruppost" "rural"

"rurart" "rurcrafc" "rurcrafr" "rurcraft" "rurecred" "rurectly" "rurector" "rurline"

"rurnous" "rurport" "rus" "rusappeared" "rusappearing" "rusaster" "rusbanded" "rusclosure"

"ruscover" "ruscovery" "ruscreruted" "ruscussion" "ruse" "ruses" "rush" "rushed"

"rushing" "rusinformacion" "rusmiss" "rusmjssed" "rusplay" "rusrance" "rusrniss" "russel"

"russell" "russia" "russia's" "russia-97h" "russia-bound" "russian" "russian-built" "russians"

"russo" "russo-japanese" "rust" "rust-colored" "rustinct" "rustorted" "rustory" "rustrict"

"rus~" "rut" "rutchcd" "ruthfujno" "rutric" "rutrogen" "ruts" "ruu"

"ruverse" "ruvided" "ruvine" "ruwrchcr" "ru~11" "ru•" "ru•t1ina1p" "rv"

"rv-rrrr" "rvcnl" "rvct" "rvf\xl" "rvfilitary" "rvlinas" "rvrar~" "rw_"

"rwe" "rweeuiamd" "rwenry-something" "rwnaar" "rwo" "rwood@majesticdocuments" "rwr" "rwrtbtr"

"rx" "rx1s1" "rxn" "rxp" "ry" "ryan" "rype" "rytiody"

"ry~p" "rz" "rz11" "r{" "r~" "r~-11" "r~-=-r--" "r~a"

"r~aa\c" "r~cll" "r~ij" "r~in" "r~inf~ii" "r~jn" "r~lrtc11" "r~or"

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"r·cr-_" "r·eno" "r·•" "r•" "r•-" "r•1l" "r•c" "r•l'"

"r•nt" "r•t" "r••" "r••-•-" "r••u•" "r•••" "r••••="

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 was involved and may have notes • R51: Don Ecker may know more about this  2004 Page #118  

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 about this Cambodian fire fight . R62: Elaine Douglas, active researcher — 2004 Page #118  

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eged 1950 Mexico crash • R20, R28, R65: Dick Hall was involved and may have 2004 Page #118  

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tive researcher — Mexican bodies • R68: Bruno Molon is personally known to  2004 Page #118  

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o .. ,.: t.,AI. I i.:...1y,·J in c.r7 (',;)( ~~:. t.C.r•• of :.!l..: it.1:. 2008 Page #57  

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vided Stringfield correspondence • R73: Michael Hesemann may know more abou 2004 Page #118  

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7q1,. Q~i c.o:.u1.\t1~S 0~Y O'iflt r7O vc::.5:.$1\GO. CN-11'011\l'l 01!:Sft 2009 Page #108  

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Os titled "Flying Saucers? They're r\ Myth!" Contained within the article i 2005 Page #133  
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 the National Archives and Records r\dministration in about 1985. Found in  2005 Page #125  

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nted in the direction of the South r\frican Government . I acer, the Carter 2007 Page #143  

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rC':cr of the Briti.!h Er:-i• ~ 11 r\J (,1r !i Is wa ~ ,,,;orir.. 11· MiHcr 2009 Page #183  

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xrERl'.\ IENT AL EXl'ERl'.,11':--J r\L AS VIPER(~, ,\S VTPER 1Jl AS VIPER ( 2007 Page #112  

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porrunities, making connecti ons." r\n impo ino, and omewhat ambiguous alie 2007 Page #69  

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 accidenrnlJy a sample provided by r\PRO, another sample was eventually ana 2007 Page #195  

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c,.,.r,t:, 7""ct r-..,..;,....r f1,r\r ruc,.-r •1,, -,,..:-,.) ,,,,.. ( ..  2007 Page #97  

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 lore now focuses on references to r\rea 51 in Ne\·ada (perhaps correctly)  2005 Page #125  

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MIC.tt Sl.0\0.'LY !"..A•,.a: BEt•E.r\TM ◄( WA\1ES N:O H5)H:D F£0.'-' ~IGHT. 2009 Page #106  

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Arizona Press, 1991 (Contains many r^ferepces pre-1954) 5J LAS VEGAS REVIEW 2003 Page #182  

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. ~oef':•-'-'. ..... ,.; ,'I' -.•. r_. .... . . .· , -· . The reason is tha 2007 Page #35  
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umans) air• Conceived By British. :r_(1fl or s(~a vc'sscls. j He s~1id tile 2009 Page #181  

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,:; ;·. -:"('_~_._: --~. ~.§, . ,::r_··• .,.,,,,_ . ;-w,•,l,,,. ~-.:-~ ' .  2007 Page #19  

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stringent security measures that w?ra in place at both crash sites, the tea 2003 Page #234  
d back. S. Argentlaa has taken the ra.1 of installing a pilot plant et Awok 2004 Page #20  
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n d.ig_ging inco the case in 1973. Ra.) Fowler learned of the Kingman case  2005 Page #40  
a• ••••••••••Irimed,•••••..i*sirsu ra. ••••• Valiotaile••••‘2., tarkaa..),. 2006 Page #32  
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GHT MEET ET ON THE MOONTHERE WOULD RA. VE BEEN CONTINGENCY PL..\NS!!!! BTW: 2008 Page #151  
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i.. ■ Go,ng ta A.tu51 ■ Gulf.BCM:. Ra""SJ~d 7: Ufology Explodes, 1987-1988  2009 Page #149  
ie apink)n. Nol a single pho(OQI"~ ra:ord of adual oomba e11er ma,ag ed lo  2009 Page #151  
e. Jc mny I,(: proocss we cnn ~top ra:n !om foll-Suoc:s= i;o.vc ~he on!:, h 2009 Page #182  
tl..ci. · !So new sources of death ra),'5 De:i.th my~ in genc:·:,I arc al•  2009 Page #182  
1ormailly nolllied Scc:-ccentrated ra,dar or other short wave t:ir:;-Geneul 2009 Page #182  

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.) PERSONAL ACCOlmr Figure 12 Alan Ra111111er's diagra111 MUFON report 50 I 2008 Page #56  

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oo,ect The seconO CXJJett neaoea s.ra1ght t~ard the F-A • 3: Great Expectat 2009 Page #143  

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$3797 1M. OA DRIGTNATARI tilDAD LA RA7* DATT/AIPA 11. (U) REOUEST EVALUATIO 2004 Page #21  

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illedVress interest. Civilians who ra^ht have seen or handled some of the^r 2003 Page #235  

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6.2003 Los Vegas. Crash Con'erance raa^shcdoevraenls com Advanced Study Gro 2003 Page #160  

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p on Ranch“tosurrll tJaily Rcrnri» RAAF Captures Flying Sauc 75 Pe.' .ent i 2003 Page #119  
sages from Roswell Army Air Field (RAAF) for this period of time were destr 2004 Page #61  
on by the Roswell Daily News that "RAAF Captures Flying Saucer on Ranch in  2004 Page #134  
aucer on Ranch in Roswell Region." RAAF is of course the Roswell Army Air F 2004 Page #134  

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0 to 197•. Whon Jlo dlcd it v~& my raapcna1bi lity to qo through his eccrat 2008 Page #120  

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patient Cfapt B f bLhjld_*n«r.! a. raatflll nLah! __________ iAL__hnuir. __ 2003 Page #91  

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X tb» Maraotw, •M®*, mUtrwe ukM jw raawmnd, .judA jxcobaKLe IB the ♦wnt tiv 2003 Page #216  

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rmarr 1.967 I..1..AcromooAT(OFACQ. Rabat, Morocco 4 16 January 1967 I. (VAL 2004 Page #19  
 MO 0029 JAN 67 12.00acesimm USDA0 Rabat }form= IS_ PINETAINE. IT: 1 r,- c. 2004 Page #19  

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oth men were Reagan appointees and rabid UFO buffs. One of the men, General 2004 Page #192  

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r develops bacterial vaccination. (Rabies is a virus). • 1918-1919: Spanish 2006 Page #107  

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!')'.l\t~.lr.111 e'!.:le, 1.:,; 1, rac:... · During World Wa:-II ,s:ju,115! 2009 Page #163  

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thrived under her hand. We watched raccoons and possums come and go -she ha 2009 Page #95  

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ent observers who are members of a race carrying out long-range scientific  2003 Page #12  
aying cat-and-mouse with the human race, daring us to react. In time, he wo 2003 Page #142  
t in within the Air Force, and the race was on to do something about it. Th 2004 Page #103  
 Stan Friedman often says, it is a race with the undertaker. I feel that on 2004 Page #130  
ment's desire to shelter the human race from disturbing facts that would st 2004 Page #132  
te conflict between a united human race and the sinister forces of some oth 2004 Page #133  
is a near certainty that the human race is being scrutinized today in the p 2004 Page #133  
e had a fascination with the space race right from the night he stood out o 2004 Page #177  
he data suggest many more than one race, there would be of course a large n 2006 Page #116  
 and a Hot War in Korea, a missile race and an atomic bomb race. Russia and 2006 Page #165  
 a missile race and an atomic bomb race. Russia and China were becoming pot 2006 Page #165  
wn society. Consider how the human race might appear to a more peaceful and 2007 Page #37  
zation M.ight Topple If Faced by a Race of Superior Beings." Drawing ti-us  2007 Page #76  
U.S. and Mexico launched a frantic race to recover the unearthly object. An 2007 Page #184  
ed by the CIA ended up winning the race and making off with the prize. Firs 2007 Page #184  
mits. But are we the most advanced race in the universe? 2) What if an ET r 2007 Page #184  
 in the universe? 2) What if an ET race is 100 years more advanced than us? 2007 Page #184  
ion? 3) A technologically superior race would be able to keep itself mostly 2007 Page #184  
have apparently been amazed by the race of change, or flux, exhibited by th 2007 Page #201  
iologically hazardous to the Human Race, then only a complete simpleton wou 2008 Page #37  
HAPPEN TO THEM? They will die. THE RACE WILL DIE. CAN THEY REPRODUCE? This  2008 Page #91  
world. Their goal-and their entire race, too-is brought to an abrupt end, h 2008 Page #102  
eal their existence from the Human race by vaporizing their malfunctioning  2008 Page #103  
gs chac do noc belong co the human race would bring up problems whose soluc 2008 Page #112  
ogy similar co that of men. At any race, internatio nal law should make pla 2008 Page #112  
not exclude the possibility that a race of e~:cracerres::ria:.. peop:..e mo 2008 Page #113  
peaceful absorption of a celestial race (s) in such a manner that our cultu 2008 Page #113  
r is occupied by another celestial race, there could be no c!a:.m of res nu 2008 Page #113  
berties Union, American Council of Race Relations , American Press Institut 2008 Page #143  
RCH _We are not engaged in an arms race, but rather in a race of perfecting 2009 Page #21  
d in an arms race, but rather in a race of perfecting an integrated program 2009 Page #21  
ffering to put an end to the space race and start joint missions with the S 2009 Page #40  
June 5, 1947 -US warns that atomic race with Soviets is underway June 5, 19 2009 Page #156  

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ens named AFFA. Neesham and Larsen raced back to Washington with their disc 2004 Page #104  
. When the sky opened up, hot wind raced between the houses, like from cann 2008 Page #100  

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ween the U.S. Government and alien races. These stories had been circulatin 2003 Page #146  
ng of the interaction of the alien races with out would know whether we are 2003 Page #185  
 AFFA: Go to the window. (Everyone races to the window.) Neasham: Are we lo 2004 Page #104  
cluded that there were visiting ET races: She (Marcia Smith) went forward a 2004 Page #187  
 these two to six extraterrestrial races. And secondly, they prepared a ful 2004 Page #187  
lack, brown, red, yellow and white races. G. This may be a penal colony on  2006 Page #7  
ives to contemplate. However, some races seem to be protective of our inter 2006 Page #116  
"hot". There were two wars and two races: a Cold War between the USA and th 2006 Page #165  

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CHE ,UKRAINE • NUCLEAR ICBM LAUNCH rACILllY • 91D'UFO SEEN BY HUNDREDS Of P 2008 Page #150  

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illed When Hit by Automobile. LATE Racing Resultsant (Jjjrnmclr ^RMY DECLAR 2003 Page #119  

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ple and protege of Nazis and their racist theories have been passed down fr 2008 Page #140  

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abbed his winter coat off the coat rack, a list of fishermen's names attach 2004 Page #36  
ay brace from a weapon pylon (bomb rack). Over the next 12 years I revisite 2006 Page #84  

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tortion that attacked Reich's "sex racket;" while trumpeting an out-and-out 2005 Page #93  

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isk-shaped object. He attempted to raclio for a back up patrol, but his rac 2007 Page #176  
clio for a back up patrol, but his raclio would not work. As he approached  2007 Page #176  

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t that sone people in the northern racm or 3.0.tt 1onift0111. 1,700 lest fr 2004 Page #20  

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s on methods of knocking out enemy rad.:rr. · This strange weapons story do 2009 Page #177  

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s_ o! That clue points 10 a ray or rad-launcbni;-or e·.-cn of eonEttuc::o!' 2009 Page #182  

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 EXEr.'PT .=!Rd\l D:CLASSIFICATiO. RADA. '·SPi:CIAL HANDLIN,::: Ri:.QUIRED- 2007 Page #45  

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evision that find their targets by radar...These Buck Rogers things I'm tal 2003 Page #16  
volved. A spokesman from the 662nd Radar Squadron based near Pittsburgh was 2003 Page #53  
rticle, a spokesman from the 662nd Radar Squadron was quoted as saying, "th 2003 Page #55  
rther call was made to the Oakdale Radar site in Pennsylvania. A three man  2003 Page #56  
three Air Force men from the 662nd radar Squadron were involved in the sear 2003 Page #59  
arracks, that members of the 662nd Radar Squadron from Oakdale were on thei 2003 Page #59  
nnel who were members of the 662nd Radar Squadron, have been located and in 2003 Page #65  
over Goose Bay, Labrador. Military radar operators on both sides of the bor 2003 Page #88  
ng Saucer ’ General Believes It Is Radar Weather Gadget Airforce Says '— Pl 2003 Page #119  
riangles) specifically referred to radar as the source of the size and shap 2003 Page #183  
and shape information. I worked on radar returns during my McDonnell Dougla 2003 Page #183  
about the subject. Although a dish radar puts out a rather wide angled beam 2003 Page #183  
easurements are using ground-based radar. Aircraft had radar, too, and coul 2003 Page #184  
g ground-based radar. Aircraft had radar, too, and could have measured leng 2003 Page #184  
g view angles yield shape Airborne radar would have no problem No reason to 2003 Page #186  
tedly told Truman of the number of radar UFO sightings (described in a seco 2003 Page #191  
taff. 2. At 2332 MSI, 3 July h.7 , radar etaions i* east/Texas and. White S 2003 Page #232  
. aircraft unij.1 both dropped off radar. Two crash sites have been located 2003 Page #232  
 of this world. 5- Interviews with radar operators and officers from the Si 2003 Page #233  
has been learned that at least six radar stations in east Texas (see detail 2003 Page #233  
tailed report in attehment A), and radar stations at Alamogordo AAF and Kir 2003 Page #233  
y sightings have been confirmed by radar with identical positions being est 2004 Page #15  
ir observation tower as well as on radar. Also that night Law Enforcement P 2004 Page #47  
ound-to-air sightings confirmed by radar; evidence of abduction among some  2004 Page #48  
 base perimeter) they had portable radar units just inside here, missiles,  2004 Page #52  
, not Americans. ... They had four radar sites on here, live missiles — nuk 2004 Page #52  
edges the fact that certain nearby radar stations had switched their system 2004 Page #58  
heir logs revealed no entry on the radar anomalies which other stations had 2004 Page #58  
gies; • government insiders saw on radar and photographs advanced aerial de 2004 Page #61  
ed? Andrew Kissner says it was: "A radar target that instantaneously appear 2004 Page #64  
ile strike against an unidentified radar object. The morning of May 29th, L 2004 Page #67  
 warhead, was fired at one or more radar targets hovering to the southwest  2004 Page #67  
st effect. Whatever the mysterious radar object had been was not apparent — 2004 Page #68  
attack on one or more unidentified radar targets. Another mysterious and im 2004 Page #68  
nusual phenomena" that appeared on radar along side V-2 rocket launches? Mo 2004 Page #69  
on of an aerial disc by Top Secret radar bases in New Mexico — a disc that  2004 Page #70  
disc that allegedly was tracked by radar down through the atmosphere to Azt 2004 Page #70  
her to find out whether top secret radar bases had existed in New Mexico as 2004 Page #70  
Andy confirmed that three powerful radar sites had been built in a triangul 2004 Page #70  
ieval Conference SLIDE #19: Map of radar sites A triangle of sensitive geog 2004 Page #71  
hree secret experimental microwave radar stations. Construction on the thre 2004 Page #71  
hree secret experimental microwave radar stations began in late 1947. The p 2004 Page #71  
Alamos was first called Los Alamos Radar Base (AFS-P8). Later its name chan 2004 Page #71  
en renamed a third time as El Vado Radar Base. The other two were Moriarty  2004 Page #71  
1) a bit east of Gallup. The three radar stations were part of the U.S. Air 2004 Page #71  
od place to test the new, powerful radar because the Manhattan Project lab  2004 Page #71  
ect that flew through that trio of radar sites when they were fired up woul 2004 Page #71  
meone else's. The three classified radar sites became operational in 1948,  2004 Page #71  
ession. El Vado is the only secret radar base in New Mexico that survived w 2004 Page #71  
nce- secret experimental microwave radar station north of Los Alamos added  2004 Page #71  
ter. The importance of the El Vado radar site is underscored by the fact th 2004 Page #71  
ir Force Station-P8. The other two radar sites were Moriarty (AFS-P7) east  2004 Page #71  
 a bit east of Gallup. Those three radar sites became part of the American  2004 Page #71  
nown as AC&W which expanded to 411 radar sites throughout the United States 2004 Page #71  
d its Aircraft Control and Warning radar stations provided to Representativ 2004 Page #71  
esearch about the three classified radar bases, he looked for evidence that 2004 Page #72  
7, when the unidentified object on radar appeared with the ascending V-2 ro 2004 Page #75  
e atomic bomb, the homing torpedo, radar, and dozens of other inventions. S 2004 Page #90  
 including working on the DEW line radar stations that were built to detect 2004 Page #91  
e fall of 1952 with new long range radar that had just been developed. Keyh 2004 Page #103  
am checked with Washington Center (Radar) and was informed that for some un 2004 Page #104  
ormed that for some unknown reason radar return from the direction in which 2004 Page #104  
reened UFO report was confirmed by radar, or other means, Air Force interce 2004 Page #108  
0 Researcher Norma Lindblad 111,36 Radar specialist saw recovered UFO and a 2004 Page #114  
s Sanders (2003). Essentially, the radar data show another aircraft, the Na 2004 Page #130  
as that of a weather balloon and a radar target. General Ramey was holding  2004 Page #141  
 it was a balloon with a hexagonal radar target, but that telephonic commun 2004 Page #142  
O Files Krasnoyarsk • Phased Array Radar • Numerous UFO Crashes • Gen. Alek 2004 Page #162  
, if we assume that there has been radar or pilot sighting, the predicted c 2004 Page #168  
r could not have known? The Secret Radar Bases Behind the Flying Saucers co 2004 Page #219  
rs contains a reference to "secret radar bases." For decades it was believe 2004 Page #219  
ough the use of their high-powered radar. This part of the Aztec story, wro 2004 Page #219  
red that there was indeed a secret radar base in northern New Mexico, at El 2004 Page #220  
ted (for their time), high-powered radar, particularly at El Vado, which ha 2004 Page #220  
'm not an expert on fifty year-old radar systems (or modern ones, for that  2004 Page #220  
 the Aztec incident — the "present radar deployment in the Albuquerque Air  2004 Page #220  
l Vado station with a CPS-5 search radar and a CPS-4 height finder for Dire 2004 Page #220  
to be equipped with a FPS-3 search radar and an FPS-6 height finder, but in 2004 Page #220  
ever, there is no denying that the radar bases, whatever equipment they may 2004 Page #221  
ing month), more details about the radar bases, more about Newton and Gebau 2004 Page #223  
ize of materials used in the ML307 Radar target, which the USAF claimed the 2004 Page #233  
 the "disc" as nothing more than a radar target and put the final touches t 2004 Page #238  
something strange was picked up on radar. It began to lose altitude and dis 2005 Page #44  
few include multiple witnesses, or radar plus visual confirmation , and dem 2005 Page #74  
pment and deployment of high-power radar, particularly in New Mexico (where 2005 Page #121  
 .9 Near midnight on July 3, 1947, radar uruts in Texas and White Sands "tr 2005 Page #125  
ified craft until the) dropped off radar" on July 4. Radar officers from th 2005 Page #126  
the) dropped off radar" on July 4. Radar officers from the Signal Corps Eng 2005 Page #126  
do AAF and Kirtland AAF. FoLiowing radar tracks, the objects were found at  2005 Page #126  
reened UFO report was confirmed by radar, or other means, Air Force interce 2005 Page #139  
gence satellites to monitor Soviet radar and communications systems startin 2006 Page #8  
cated monitoring of electronic and radar installations on Soviet ships. Tho 2006 Page #9  
ne and space borne and earth based radar sets, cameras, electromagnetic sen 2006 Page #9  
cted high altitude hail. We know a radar set was on over at White Sands bec 2006 Page #11  
 vacuum tubes. This was a tracking radar pointed north. Crossing the beam m 2006 Page #11  
ich he figured had to be part of a radar net. The Graf Zeppelin slowly move 2006 Page #11  
ield's Sources US mintarydeStoning radar system to detect UFOs: NaYy nuclea 2006 Page #26  
THIRD KIND t Aiwa. 11 $8,4neiii$ • Radar specialist at Ft Monmouth NJ in 19 2006 Page #26  
 arspace. Detailed account of Navy radar tracking UFO with body lights, ill 2006 Page #28  
. says Sokolov they set up some 30 radar stations to track UFOs. • Soviet D 2006 Page #28  
 Paulo aid Rio de Janeiro. Brazil. Radar visual and pilot sightings, milita 2006 Page #28  
re scrambled early yesterday after radar detected an unknown aircraft in ar 2006 Page #28  
, blue urudenttfi ed flying object Radar detected a low. slow-flying aircra 2006 Page #28  
 Lake, likely tracked the craft on radar then found the wreckage and recove 2006 Page #45  
rks), to be difficult to detect by radar and equipped with state-of-the-art 2006 Page #72  
 the A-12 and have an even smaller radar signature. Johnson pitched his ide 2006 Page #77  
igned to be virtually invisible to radar (Fig. 9). Designers used sophistic 2006 Page #81  
 "low observable" or "stealthy" to radar and infrared sensors. Developed as 2006 Page #81  
verification of the aircraft's low radar cross-section. After acceptance by 2006 Page #81  
gation lights were switched on and radar reflectors allowed civilian air tr 2006 Page #81  
k plastic were pieces of skin with radar absorbent material (RAM) coating.  2006 Page #84  
 74, at 2207 hrs, U.S. Air Defense radar detected an unknown approaching U. 2006 Page #133  
miles south of Brownsville, Texas. Radar tracked it approximately 500 miles 2006 Page #133  
ject suddenly disappeared from the radar screens. "During the flight over M 2006 Page #133  
 tracked by two different military radar installations. It would have been  2006 Page #133  
thin range of Brownsville civilian radar, but it is assumed that no civilia 2006 Page #133  
but it is assumed that no civilian radar detected the object due to a lack  2006 Page #133  
he point of disappearance from the radar screens was over a barren and spar 2006 Page #133  
he object's disappearance from the radar screen. "Fifty-two minutes after t 2006 Page #134  
t entered the Gulf of Mexico under radar limits then 'jumped' up to 75,000  2006 Page #136  
itary eyewitnesses of a remarkable radar tracking of UFOs east of Miami, Fl 2006 Page #142  
ries. SLIDE # 14 — Ground photo of radar outside B Battery (One of four Bat 2006 Page #142  
ile Battery with Pulse Acquisition Radar (PAR). Photograph provided by Bill 2006 Page #142  
hnology known as Pulse Acquisition Radar, or PAR. SLIDE # 15 — B&W diagram  2006 Page #142  
launcher. Each Battery had one PAR radar and three fire control radars. The 2006 Page #142  
ontrol Center, or BCC, was all the radar equipment necessary for watching t 2006 Page #142  
i is where Dennis was in the 644th Radar Squadron at Richmond Air Force Sta 2006 Page #143  
1967 Cuban MIG Disintegrated After Radar Lock On UFO SLIDE # 18 — Cover of  2006 Page #143  
 by Cuban ground control intercept radar personnel. The flight leader radio 2006 Page #143  
he object. The leader reported his radar was locked onto the bogey and his  2006 Page #143  
Cuban Air Force communications and radar transmissions, was ordered by the  2006 Page #143  
 malfunction." March 1967 Key West Radar Lock On UFO Provoked Another Retal 2006 Page #144  
o eyewitnesses to UFOs on American radar in which a lock on a UFO resulted  2006 Page #144  
neous polarity reversal of all the radar equipment in the HAWK B Battery Co 2006 Page #144  
sure agreements about the UFOs and radar drama. Bill and Dennis tell what h 2006 Page #144  
illery, and Battery Control Center radar room in Key West Audio Interview:  2006 Page #144  
ion). Dennis, in March 1967, 644th Radar Squadron, Richmond Air Force Stati 2006 Page #144  
) Bill: "I had a pulse acquisition radar, which is the radar you'll see in  2006 Page #145  
se acquisition radar, which is the radar you'll see in all the movies where 2006 Page #145  
my screen for my pulse acquisition radar, which had a range of — well, neve 2006 Page #145  
st of Miami. Just as I brought the radar up, I noticed what appeared to be  2006 Page #145  
00 MILES AN HOUR? According to the radar, yes. AND BILL SAW THEM AT LEAST D 2006 Page #145  
g. He had a bit more sophisticated radar than I did. I don't know if you ha 2006 Page #145  
matic Ground Environment, the SAGE radar? That's the one you see that dips, 2006 Page #145  
red. Now, with a pulse acquisition radar (PAR) that is sweeping through an  2006 Page #146  
that we actually picked them up on radar. They were traveling at very high  2006 Page #146  
ing else in the world!" Bill's PAR Radar Locked On UFO, Followed By Retalia 2006 Page #147  
 good track between sweeps and any radar operator can watch a target move b 2006 Page #147  
ar 1,100 mph. Now, we have another radar that I'll tell you uses something  2006 Page #147  
he difference between this Doppler radar and the pulse acquisition radar is 2006 Page #147  
er radar and the pulse acquisition radar is that the Doppler stays on the t 2006 Page #147  
he target is not being swept. This radar stays right on the target. The oth 2006 Page #147  
 The other thing about the Doppler radar is that it is used to control the  2006 Page #147  
at UFO thing knew what it (Doppler radar) was. (laughs) Like I said, it was 2006 Page #147  
about 1,100 mph. I put the Doppler radar on it — not to lock on it, but jus 2006 Page #147  
 three or four times. WITH UFOS ON RADAR? Yeah. AND SOMEBODY SAYING THIS DI 2006 Page #148  
 IT'S LOCKED ON BY YOUR PARTICULAR RADAR AND COUNTERS THAT WITH SOMETHING T 2006 Page #149  
: "They had special devices on the radar to photograph anything that we saw 2006 Page #149  
graph anything that we saw on that radar. Everything that night that was ph 2006 Page #149  
ed NORAD. They saw what was on our radar and they told us, 'This is no exer 2006 Page #149  
rward." Disc Crash At Cedar Breaks Radar Site, Utah In that same time perio 2006 Page #150  
s AFB, in Nevada, and Cedar Breaks Radar facility in Utah, had their hands  2006 Page #150  
flies from Area 51 to Cedar Breaks Radar Site) One man trained in an Area 5 2006 Page #150  
ite) One man trained in an Area 51 radar facility was assigned to move abou 2006 Page #150  
1967, to construct a sophisticated radar station under the direction of Are 2006 Page #150  
ned that Paul's father had begun a radar engineering career at Hill AFB in  2006 Page #150  
gas while he studied more advanced radar technology in 1964 to 1965 at what 2006 Page #151  
assigned to design and build a new radar facility at the Blowhard Mountain  2006 Page #151  
ar Breaks, Utah (Blowhard Mountain Radar Station, first operated by the Fed 2006 Page #151  
r Force called it the Cedar Breaks Radar Site. Paul said he often saw with  2006 Page #151  
e dead zone above the Cedar Breaks radar facility in Utah — as if the discs 2006 Page #151  
learned about UFOs in his father's radar work was greater than his fear — a 2006 Page #151  
ause my dad worked at a place that radar techs called 'Jackass Flats.' Jack 2006 Page #152  
out there. But that's what all the radar technicians called Area 51. (At th 2006 Page #152  
ity, Utah, where he was one of the radar techs at Cedar Breaks Radar, up on 2006 Page #152  
of the radar techs at Cedar Breaks Radar, up on top of a tall mountain. Sli 2006 Page #152  
6: WIDE of Steep Hill Side Beneath Radar Facility (Photo supplied by Andrew 2006 Page #152  
t instances I can remember was the radar site at that time ran at an averag 2006 Page #152  
nsistors. During that upgrade, the radar site was shut down. I spent a full 2006 Page #152  
ent a full week with my Dad at the radar site while this upgrade was going  2006 Page #152  
atts, that's 10 million watts. The radar site covered southern Utah and sou 2006 Page #152  
were able to shoot at aliens. In a radar site, there are three screens buil 2006 Page #152  
re round and show the sweep of the radar. As a kid, I used to play at those 2006 Page #152  
could run the square around on the radar site and put it on any object or a 2006 Page #152  
 an Unknown. Discs Hovering in the Radar Dead Zone I came to find out that  2006 Page #153  
formation we had. You see, above a radar site, there is a dead zone. Direct 2006 Page #153  
is a dead zone. Directly above any radar site, there is an area above that  2006 Page #153  
FOs used to stack up on top of the radar site and just sit there. I used to 2006 Page #153  
 while they were sitting above the radar dome. The first time I saw them, t 2006 Page #153  
ntities Disc Crash At Cedar Breaks Radar Site, Utah THE STORY YOU ARE GOING 2006 Page #154  
H, IN THE CONTEXT OF YOUR FATHER'S RADAR WORK FOR AREA 51? Exactly. So, tha 2006 Page #154  
es, sir, I apologize, sir.' On the radar screens as I would play with them, 2006 Page #154  
chewed out because he allowed that radar to sweep over Jackass Flats. Gover 2006 Page #154  
rs — especially at that particular radar site (in Cedar City, Utah) was not 2006 Page #154  
e night tweaking the computers and radar and setting the new ranges because 2006 Page #154  
e new ranges because a 10 megawatt radar site is able to pick up much furth 2006 Page #154  
 consoles that were set up for the radar site. The radar site has a main co 2006 Page #154  
ere set up for the radar site. The radar site has a main console, a back-up 2006 Page #154  
ack-ups to the main console of the radar site. Sitting at the main console, 2006 Page #154  
 They are flashing.' So, I put the radar square on them. At that moment, we 2006 Page #154  
irectly above the dead spot in the radar. The radar techs ran through the t 2006 Page #154  
ve the dead spot in the radar. The radar techs ran through the trees over t 2006 Page #154  
irectly above the dead zone of the radar site. I got really scared because  2006 Page #154  
in trucks and in big trucks to the radar site. They went out and plowed the 2006 Page #155  
snow) to get big trucks up to that radar site. My Dad, being how he was a l 2006 Page #155  
 that I did not recognize into the radar site building itself. Dad was sitt 2006 Page #155  
askets and hauled them up into the radar site. My Dad, being that he did wh 2006 Page #155  
preparing to attack." And yet, the radar had detected something. It must ha 2006 Page #164  
tory books as an "accident" of the radar. But was it? Read on. What follows 2006 Page #165  
follows is NOT fiction. PART II: A RADAR EMERGENCY Historical Background to 2006 Page #165  
 officials were afraid it was! The Radar Emergeng There are three published 2006 Page #166  
m the President. Our early warning radar ystem in Canada had picked up form 2006 Page #167  
. Acheson said that "early warning radar in Canada" had detected 'formation 2006 Page #167  
ived the first notification of the radar detections President Truman alread 2006 Page #167  
ter Lovett calmly called back. The radar blips were not Soviet bombers afte 2006 Page #168  
m the Pentagon, reporting that the radar screens of some air defense instal 2006 Page #168  
e Arctic atmosphere had thrown the radar off" President Truman's version of 2006 Page #168  
 Acheson's. Here we learn that the radar detections were caused by some sor 2006 Page #168  
n an Air Force statement, says the radar target was from a single C-47 (cap 2006 Page #169  
ified at 1040 hours as follows. By radar contact it was determined that app 2006 Page #170  
al contact. PART III: WHAT DID THE RADAR DETECT? The technical information  2006 Page #170  
ned with the known capabilities of radar, call into question all of the pre 2006 Page #170  
ies and locations of early warning radar inst21lations in Maine. By the beg 2006 Page #170  
in Maine. By the beginning of WWII radar technology had developed to the po 2006 Page #170  
he east and west coasts of the US, radar sets capable of detecting aircraft 2006 Page #170  
ion. By the late 1940's there were radar sets capable of a 200 mile range a 2006 Page #170  
t is reasonable to assume that the radar installations in Maine were at lea 2006 Page #170  
the United States Cold war Defense Radar Program" published by the USAF Air 2006 Page #170  
s the history of the early warning radar that was set up by the Air Defense 2006 Page #170  
 by the Air Defense Command. These radar installations were dedicated to th 2006 Page #170  
 at sites where there already were radar installations used for other purpo 2006 Page #170  
 Of course, there were also search radar installations at civilian airports 2006 Page #170  
an AN/CPS-5 and also an AN/TPS-10A radar at Dow AFB near Bangor, Maine. The 2006 Page #171  
rch radars. The CPS-5 was a search radar and the TPS-10A was a "height find 2006 Page #171  
iles away." By combining the known radar capabilities with the information  2006 Page #171  
imit of the detection range of the radar at Dow AFB, then at that time the  2006 Page #171  
 the initial detection was made by radar installations that were closest to 2006 Page #171  
ern border of Maine rather than by radar at Dow AFB, well south of the nort 2006 Page #171  
was an AN/TPS-1B long range search radar that came "on line" at Loring AFB  2006 Page #171  
es months to build and calibrate a radar system for its maximum range opera 2006 Page #171  
quite likely that by December this radar (or one like it) was already opera 2006 Page #171  
pability as an air traffic control radar at either (or both) Loring and/or  2006 Page #171  
 Presque Isle AFB. Traffic control radar had a capability of detecting airc 2006 Page #171  
had been made from Loring AFB by a radar with a range of 200 miles, then th 2006 Page #172  
s not enough information about the radar detections to allow us to be certa 2006 Page #172  
ording to Winkle's memorandum, the radar operators tracked the objects for  2006 Page #172  
d identify the intruders means the radar images were so clear or "solid" th 2006 Page #172  
aircraft, and not accidents of the radar. This is decidedly different from  2006 Page #172  
ators would have concluded had the radar showed relatively slow moving gees 2006 Page #172  
or "atmospheric effects" such as a radar mirage due to temperature inversio 2006 Page #172  
s that the Continental Air Command radar operators were not able to identif 2006 Page #172  
According to Winkle's document the radar track "faded out" at 11:04 AM, or  2006 Page #172  
en nearing the limit of a 120 mile radar range. If they had been traveling  2006 Page #172  
 beyond the range of the Limestone radar 169                                2006 Page #172  
d have been tracked by the Dow AFB radar as they continued southward.) The  2006 Page #173  
arting with the first detection by radar. Either the flight plan or the rad 2006 Page #173  
eese flying over Alaska caused the radar targets? Why did Undersecretary Lo 2006 Page #173  
 atmospheric conditions caused the radar targets? Why did the Air Force tel 2006 Page #173  
ho were directly involved with the radar detections and the scramble. Were  2006 Page #173  
t another explanation: perhaps the radar targets were objects that can fly  2006 Page #173  
rs? How could they have caused the radar alert? After all, the government s 2006 Page #173  
reported on the scope (of a ground radar set) that thg had                  2006 Page #175  
 So then, we confirmed it with the radar control station on the DEW (Distan 2006 Page #176  
and went out of the pilot's sight. Radar in Texas tracked the object until  2006 Page #177  
 that the UFO was detected by "the radar control station on the DEW line" a 2006 Page #178  
 on the DEW line" and that the DEW radar "kept following it and they claime 2006 Page #178  
pparently he was confused over the radar terminology. The DEW line, part of 2006 Page #178  
osest official Air Defense Command radar at the time was at Walker AFB at R 2006 Page #178  
his is beyond the range of typical radar installations of the time. However 2006 Page #178  
without exceeding the range of the radar. PART 4: DISCONNECTED EVENTS? So f 2006 Page #178  
get Sound) if they saw anything on radar about 3:45 AM. Whidbey Island resp 2006 Page #185  
hysical traces of UFOs, especially radar or electromagnetic readings, but t 2006 Page #200  
via global intelligence resources (radar networks, Echelon, satellite surve 2007 Page #29  
via global intelLigence resources (radar networks, Echelon, satelLite surve 2007 Page #29  
e subject was hardly a blip on the radar of ufology or of popular culture.  2007 Page #71  
h were ex military, ex government, radar controllers and air traffic contro 2007 Page #85  
netic shock-waves and phased array radar systems are used to scramble the p 2007 Page #131  
e before we did. Paul: Probably on radar or even visual for a long time. HO 2007 Page #171  
ing Saturn-shaped disc that lit up radar screens all along the TexasMexico  2007 Page #185  
 of Corpus Christi, where military radar detected that an unidentified airc 2007 Page #185  
town of Eureka Utah and reports of radar confirmation from Nellis Air Force 2008 Page #7  
ozens of witnesses , evidence of a radar sighting, proof of intercept attem 2008 Page #7  
ess testimony over a large region, radar confirmation of the object's passi 2008 Page #7  
ook files, the April 18 case was a radar sighting from Nellis Air Force Bas 2008 Page #8  
is brief summary of the sighting, "Radar sighting. Blip. Speed of object va 2008 Page #8  
ted on April 19, the day after the radar sighting, in a banner headline, "B 2008 Page #8  
t that seemed to be related to the radar tracks recorded out at Nellis. Tha 2008 Page #8  
hat: a meteor cannot be tracked on radar. And this object was." There is a  2008 Page #9  
 the trail could still be seen. No radar pick up reported as yet. Visual si 2008 Page #9  
something different was tracked on radar near Las Vegas. l have talked to a 2008 Page #14  
 The Air Force file for the Nellis Radar sighting puts the incidence some s 2008 Page #15  
led from Nellis as a result of the radar sightings there. But, on September 2008 Page #15  
ed intelligent control. Surely the radar operator would have been able to t 2008 Page #16  
re witnesses and it was tracked on radar. Then east of Las Vegas, near the  2008 Page #16  
ue distinction of being tracked by radar 70 miles northwest of Las Vegas, N 2008 Page #16  
 in the Utah file. And it suggests radar tracks in other parts of the count 2008 Page #17  
                     A. There is a radar station near Knoxville which has b 2008 Page #28  
n in operation about 3 weeks. This radar station is being operated by stati 2008 Page #28  
faced: At 2130 hours on 2nd March, radar station picked up two objects 310  2008 Page #28  
t I I :25 p.m. on 12 October: USAF radar installation at Knoxville picked u 2008 Page #28  
experienced reliable personnel and radar set is in perfect operating d. · 1 2008 Page #28  
ak Ridge; FBI Knoxville; Air Force Radar and Fighter Squadrons, Knoxville;  2008 Page #28  
g of the objects with the reported radar sightings; because of the reliabil 2008 Page #29  
 Homestead heard Cuban air defense radar controllers report an unidentified 2008 Page #29  
s of the UFO by Cuban ground-based radar personnel. The flight-leader then  2008 Page #29  
he object. The leader reported his radar was locked onto the "bogey" and hi 2008 Page #29  
21 had simply disintegrated. Cuban radar then reported that the UFO had qui 2008 Page #29  
of USAF personnel , was tracked on radar, left elevated radiation readings  2008 Page #31  
ed craft and yet we had nothing on radar and absolutely no explanation. I a 2008 Page #34  
 and with the UFO not appearing on radar, the first we would have known wou 2008 Page #34  
such as the capability of military radar systems, information passed to the 2008 Page #63  
lots and sightings corroborated by radar evidence . And of course the perio 2008 Page #64  
ces where UFOs had been tracked on radar. There were also some more light-h 2008 Page #64  
1985: 2 UFOs tracked on a military radar system traveling l O nautical mile 2008 Page #65  
es where UFOs have been tracked on radar. 1 did a seemingly constant stream 2008 Page #65  
on a UFO that was being tracked on radar. He was based at RAF Manston in Ke 2008 Page #66  
ficers and pilots, UFOs tracked on radar, craft seen performing speeds and  2008 Page #68  
ntal over-the-hori zon backscatter radar designed to monitor a 91-degree az 2008 Page #72  
he most powerful and sophisticated radar of its kind.                       2008 Page #72  
otograph of COBRA Ml ST fan-shaped radar array SLIDE# 8 COBRA MIST building 2008 Page #73  
 SLIDE# 9 COBRA MIST buildings The radar employed the U. S. Naval Research  2008 Page #73  
waves beyond the horizon to detect radar signals from moving targets at ran 2008 Page #73  
rgets. For example, the COBRA MlST radar would show missiles being launched 2008 Page #73  
being launched no matter where the radar was looking. The frustrated USAF e 2008 Page #73  
 on June 30, 1973, the Orford Ness radar system was shut down, allegedly ne 2008 Page #73  
ng phenomena around the COBRA MIST radar site in the 1960s, which became li 2008 Page #74  
eriments with the COBRA MIST MADRE radar that was bounced off the F-layer o 2008 Page #74  
ly High Frequency over-the-horizon radar (HF 0TH) or Extreme Low Frequency  2008 Page #75  
er High Frequency over-the-horizon radar (HF 0TH) of 3 -30 megahertz ; or U 2008 Page #76  
tz ; or Ultra High Frequency (UHF) radar of .3 to 3 gigahertz; or Extreme L 2008 Page #76  
 AND WAS USING HIGH FREQUENCY (HF) RADAR -IT WOULD HA VE NO IMPACT WHATSOEV 2008 Page #76  
hing . They were just transmitting radar. You would get a bigger            2008 Page #76  
ast power was much bigger than 0TH radar. We really poured a lot of energy  2008 Page #77  
 CHECK ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN RADAR FREQUENCIES , EXTREME LOW FREQUENC 2008 Page #77  
er our base and had disappeared on radar" about five miles from RAF Woodbri 2008 Page #80  
 and marked it a UFO. The British (radar) base (RAF Bawdsey) that's four mi 2008 Page #86  
ning thermal protection, analyzing radar systems, and using advanced techno 2008 Page #104  
fication. How does the air defense radar operator identify , or more precis 2008 Page #114  
tected by long-range early warning radar. But what do we do in lee's say te 2008 Page #114  
e energy from several high-powered radar stations that had reportedly locke 2009 Page #17  
s not been authorized to study the radar data while charged with the requir 2009 Page #17  
d that these objects could emulate radar signatures and trajectories that c 2009 Page #17  
this conclusion but still left our radar early warning system unprepared fo 2009 Page #18  
 data. By making use of classified radar and other detection devices and su 2009 Page #18  
ating the New Mexico flying saucer radar detection near Los Alamos and Whit 2009 Page #24  
ng the most up-to-date operational radar intelligence were destroyed as soo 2009 Page #24  
Maury Island often flies under the radar of UFO historians. Jim Garrison be 2009 Page #33  
something strange was picked up on radar. It began to lose altitude and dis 2009 Page #51  
p" Buran, and asked for an Eastern Radar check. Lt. Buran told Sgt. Pennist 2009 Page #63  
hat "something had disappeared off radar." That convinced Shift Commander L 2009 Page #63  
is any possibility of concentrated radar or other short wave length rays th 2009 Page #158  

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the object had descended below the radar's horizon and a watch was kept for 2006 Page #133  

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sophisticated techniques involving radar-absorbent materials, special avion 2006 Page #81  

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ersfield crash involved one of the radar-evading airplanes. Shortly thereaf 2006 Page #84  

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 to do with covering up top-secret radar-fogging discs or the dumping of nu 2009 Page #31  

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d, to undertake the development of radar-guided surface-to-air missiles. Th 2004 Page #66  

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. French Mirage fighter intercept, radar-visual COMETA Report. Bnght object 2006 Page #28  

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

Area 51 did not exist in 1954 Dish radars can not measure shape and size RE 2003 Page #182  
t possible with 1950s kind of dish radars. Two of the shapes (cigars, trian 2003 Page #183  
O Crash Retrieval Conference “DISH RADARS DON ’T MEASURE SHAPE AND SIZE The 2003 Page #186  
ampletLay to NSC on 17 Mar 53 1954 radars: no shape, size O Multiple looks  2003 Page #186  
 29"-along with at least six other radars, including ones at Alamogordo AAF 2005 Page #126  
e PAR radar and three fire control radars. The Batteries were capable of op 2006 Page #142  
 simply disappeared. UFO Speeds On Radars Between 1,100 and 5,000 MPH Denni 2006 Page #145  
m other worlds fly around on their radars and knew the U. S. government was 2006 Page #150  
eep over Jackass Flats. Government radars — especially at that particular r 2006 Page #154  
but it might be. Our northern tier radars have picked up a flight of severa 2006 Page #164  
e. These are Army/Navy (AN) search radars. The CPS-5 was a search radar and 2006 Page #171  
 finder." The combination of these radars gave a "solid search of up to 60  2006 Page #171  
o S. Observed by search and height radars. No. Visual." In the comments sec 2008 Page #8  

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ry in the late 1960s. SLIDE # 12 — RADCOM Army Patch, 1967 (Army Air Defens 2006 Page #142  
he Army Air Defense Command called RADCOM after Army basic training at Ft.  2006 Page #142  
 training at Ft. Benning, Georgia. RADCOM no longer exists. SLIDE # 13 — Ae 2006 Page #142  

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ansportation to area of report for radiac (radioactive) readings." 36 10:56 2006 Page #185  

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trol or communicate with. It might radiate a quality of super-human power w 2006 Page #53  
ser beam because the light did not radiate out like a normal light would do 2009 Page #70  

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dad's journal:" "Sample extraction radiated light for a full (3) hours. Ori 2003 Page #107  

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ng myself. The weaker energy field radiating from the inner layer (organic) 2005 Page #90  
al figure revealed its presence by radiating an illuminating glow and light 2006 Page #90  

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

cident, and was exposed to fire or radiation giving the appendage this abno 2003 Page #68  
eg was broken. There was a minimal radiation contamination and it was quick 2003 Page #99  
cation OK ' Documentation: photos, radiation, toxics; if not secure, transp 2003 Page #175  
magnetic characteristics, residual radiation ' Examination of apparent mech 2003 Page #175  
angular in pattern. Beta and gamma radiation readings in the depressions re 2004 Page #47  
discusses the increased background radiation now associated with a landing  2004 Page #58  
135.5 km. Carried cosmic and solar radiation, temperature, ionosphere, phot 2004 Page #64  
 detection of air-borne release of radiation over the state of New Mexico.  2004 Page #81  
ver crash Site L-2 at white Sands. Radiation readings indicate a high neutr 2004 Page #81  
0 Bodies observed while installing radiation device; "short, with large hea 2004 Page #111  
lown through the area to determine radiation levels and effects on both liv 2005 Page #50  
ewhat reddish glow. The background radiation count in the area jumped to an 2005 Page #100  
osed co sources of electromagnetic radiation, have been known to fail or re 2005 Page #161  
ducing another potential source of radiation in the area twenty years ago 1 2006 Page #125  
 Common in the late 1950s in which radiation leaked from a nuclear weapon.  2006 Page #126  
ne of which contained a total body radiation counter, we lunched at the Mer 2006 Page #199  
here devices had been blasted with radiation to test their effectiveness. L 2006 Page #199  
as tracked on radar, left elevated radiation readings in the woods, careful 2008 Page #31  
ol. Halt also confirmed beta/gamma radiation readings were recorded with "p 2008 Page #93  
electric current or the short wave radiation of the sun. The oxygen could b 2008 Page #112  
hicles (RPVs) have been mentioned. Radiation with its continuin g refinemen 2009 Page #22  
s. A two-fold excess of background radiation and a ten-fold lack of microor 2009 Page #137  
.S.S.R .... also caused heightened radiation. It was less than in England . 2009 Page #139  
lengthy speculative article read: "Radiation May be Factor in Latest Secret 2009 Page #157  
land. That clue points to a ray or radiation of some sort. The sentence rea 2009 Page #157  
n diameter. Close by, this sort of radiation was expected to be fatal. Thes 2009 Page #158  
land. That clue points to a ray of radiation of some sort. That sentence re 2009 Page #168  
e 162 Newspaper speculation on the radiation ray is not accurate. T.D.J. Le 2009 Page #168  
·tl1-1~ ·, Juur. 14, 19•17 -· -. . Radiation May Be Factor In Latest Secret 2009 Page #182  

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is neck, tied the other end to the radiator below the window, lowered himse 2003 Page #92  
and is killed when the knot at the radiator end of the sash slips its moori 2003 Page #92  
athrobe sash was never tied to the radiator. 2. "Mr. Forrestal had copied m 2003 Page #94  

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l• li!ic l(r1ctc1· a.bout it." . : radiaUon of son11: sort. though exaggCTa 2009 Page #184  

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some form of sexual dysfunction, a radical notion for Victorian Vienna and  2005 Page #89  
certainly not all of them. Reich's radical view that the social problems of 2005 Page #89  
ld question their faith or turn to radical forms of cult worship. At the sa 2006 Page #65  
 what had occun-ed would undergo a radical change in a very short period of 2007 Page #186  

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gnificance. That situation changed radically, however, when Ray Fowler bega 2005 Page #40  

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O DO OUT 1,1121002' Santiago Chile Radii, Warta Network in Spa sb 1030 ON?  2004 Page #20  

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cted Clerical! Darkroom Ending VLA radio telescopes Wildlife Looking back C 2003 Page #44  
oadcast on the 9 P.M. news on KDKA radio in Pittsburgh on the night of Dece 2003 Page #53  
 Edwards as a guest on his Contact radio show on the same night of the Keck 2003 Page #53  
 who was the news director of WHJB radio in Greensburg, PA at the time, beg 2003 Page #54  
ays after the incident, produced a radio documentary on the event called "O 2003 Page #54  
rtant years later. Included in the radio broadcast, Murphy is quoted as say 2003 Page #54  
ial subject. I had tuned into KDKA radio that night to listen to Frank Edwa 2003 Page #54  
verage, while tuning around the AM radio band trying to find the latest new 2003 Page #54  
lso representatives from some area radio stations and newspapers as well. N 2003 Page #55  
sh from Mammoth, was tuning his CB radio in the car that afternoon when he  2003 Page #58  
za was the officer manager of WHJB radio in Greensburg, PA in 1965. She sta 2003 Page #59  
object fall, reported this to WHJB radio in Greensburg. The station's news  2003 Page #59  
hn Murphy and his staff produced a radio documentary on this local event wh 2003 Page #67  
, the continuity director for WHJB Radio in 1965, states that she was at th 2003 Page #67  
 that December day, Bill heard the radio news reports that an object had fa 2003 Page #70  
t 40 miles away. After hearing the radio news reports of the possible landi 2003 Page #70  
, John "Object in the Woods." WHJB Radio, Greensburg, PA December 1965. 9 P 2003 Page #72  
 1965. 9 P.M. news broadcast, KDKA Radio, Pittsburgh, PA. December, 9, 1965 2003 Page #72  
italization in the press or on the radio and leaks are held to a minimum, a 2003 Page #90  
spring of 1996, I was doing weekly radio reports about science, the environ 2003 Page #97  
and earth mysteries for Art Bell's radio programs, Dreamland and COAST TO C 2003 Page #97  
Bell and I repeatedly asked during radio broadcasts for those facts because 2003 Page #98  
r I reported those findings on the radio, we received a second letter dated 2003 Page #100  
y of a "Class C RF signal." On the radio, I asked for research help. Electr 2003 Page #110  
id not. When a tunable 1 to 20 MHz radio signal was added, the Bi/Mg seemed 2003 Page #111  
sumers of TV, film, and late-night radio as the stories became part of the  2003 Page #141  
, gave them a tour of his homemade radio receivers, the array of antennas p 2003 Page #145  
Doty thought of the hours of coded radio transmissions that Paul had record 2003 Page #145  
 a landed helicopter, and tried to radio back for help and advice, but foun 2003 Page #147  
hat he might want to ask his alien radio buddies what was going on. Bennewi 2003 Page #150  
lifornia Oregon Border." Prominent radio commentator Frank Edwards, who bro 2003 Page #192  
forts. All teletype, telephone and radio transmissions were monitored for a 2003 Page #235  
y that the Argentine and Uruguayan radio stations are reporting on this eve 2004 Page #8  
 territory. Just a few minutes ago Radio El Espectador of Montevideo announ 2004 Page #8  
xpert is said to have discovered a radio piloting transmitter with a nucleu 2004 Page #12  
crashed because of a defect in its radio piloting system. The saucer which  2004 Page #12  
om 1956 to 1960, was employed as a radio technician at the Weapons Research 2004 Page #15  
rtation and communication of 1897. Radio was nonexistent and newspapers too 2004 Page #28  
anked the man and went over to the radio and called the only cruiser he had 2004 Page #35  
s, when Werbicki contacted them by radio. He informed them that there was a 2004 Page #36  
ASAP. O'Brien, who was working the radio, informed his superior that they h 2004 Page #36  
 call some of the local fishermen. Radio communications were not as sophist 2004 Page #38  
 as they are today. They could not radio direct to other locales in the Pro 2004 Page #38  
ever they were going to commence a radio and phone search all up and down t 2004 Page #38  
l informed him that he had been in radio contact with the Rescue Coordinati 2004 Page #40  
ported what I saw over my Motorola radio to police control at Bentwaters, w 2004 Page #55  
m the desk sergeant voice over the radio was, "Rehfeldt's losing her mind,  2004 Page #55  
to the tower also. I declined. The radio transmissions from witnesses were  2004 Page #55  
night of the sightings, so did the radio transmissions reporting lights in  2004 Page #56  
purchased the book after hearing a radio talk show with Robbins and Warren  2004 Page #56  
 nuke storage facility at the main radio station when one of the border gua 2004 Page #57  
the Orson Welles War of the Worlds radio presentation, this information cou 2004 Page #75  
rrol Knapp on the Strange Days UFO radio show: 92                           2004 Page #95  
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aved when Orson Welles performed a radio broadcast of The War of The Worlds 2004 Page #133  
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.) Jesse Marcel would tell his ham radio buddies that he couldn't identify  2004 Page #135  
eppy, who worked at an Albuquerque radio station when the story broke about 2004 Page #135  
uent day, as he was ushered to the radio station to make a retraction. What 2004 Page #138  
 base commander Colonel Blanchard, radio station personnel and scores of 19 2004 Page #139  
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sure." In an interview on Bishop's radio show, Moore described how the game 2004 Page #190  
ends with Donald Keyhoe • National Radio Program Flying Saucers — Serious B 2004 Page #205  
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. Ramey personally appeared on the radio to retract the Air Force's claim o 2004 Page #230  
mey proclaimed to the world (via a radio address) the debris was that of a  2004 Page #230  
k Joyce about it during his Sunday radio show on KGFL 233                   2004 Page #236  
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of people thinking of football and radio etc. at a time when the sinking of 2005 Page #102  
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hey were listened to by a Southern Radio Observatory 10 years ago. One woul 2006 Page #6  
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llions of years ahead of us. An AM radio doesn't pick up FM signals. A Germ 2006 Page #11  
ntrollers were unable to establish radio . It was th* object, this hght-blu 2006 Page #28  
though not necessarily. Receipt of radio signals from space or discovery of 2006 Page #52  
Most people would stay glued to TV/radio for info and reassurance that all  2006 Page #63  
ed in vain to raise Coffins on the radio. Unable to see the crash site thro 2006 Page #74  
k to Area 51. As soon as he was in radio range of Groom Lake, he transmitte 2006 Page #74  
er" story was broadcasted over the radio and television networks across the 2006 Page #90  
d to party lines. Listening to the radio and hanging out in front of the Fl 2006 Page #92  
been made into at least one famous radio broadcast 8 and two movies. Here t 2006 Page #102  
reported by the national press and radio. I know nothing about 'Hare huntin 2006 Page #121  
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pproximately 1035 hrs there came a radio report that wreckage from the miss 2006 Page #134  
hat the Mexican military clamped a radio silence on all search efforts. "Th 2006 Page #134  
ilence on all search efforts. "The radio interceptions were reported throug 2006 Page #134  
ads. Recon showed no activity, and radio contact between the Mexican recove 2006 Page #135  
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f celestial nature. The last known radio transmission from the instructor p 2006 Page #141  
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kings or appendages. When a try at radio contact failed, Cuban air defense  2006 Page #143  
Dennis again, he told me the local radio was talking about people who were  2006 Page #146  
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unded up soldiers and theatres and radio stations made .special announcemen 2006 Page #169  
o communicate with the aircraft by radio. Had the aircraft been a single C- 2006 Page #172  
ed the attempts to contact them by radio, attempts which must have been mad 2006 Page #173  
dar. Either the flight plan or the radio identification would have been pas 2006 Page #173  
ll, Burke exclaims into his helmet radio, "Wh000eee...I'm standing on the U 2006 Page #187  
as no noise and no static on their radio. Later, they had another sighting  2006 Page #200  
tablishing his identity. Area 2000 Radio Show In the summer of 1993, Robert 2006 Page #203  
met with Art Bell who had a weekly radio show located down on Main Street,  2006 Page #203  
s that Robert Bigelow would fund a radio program, running for two hours on  2006 Page #203  
July 4th because I took a portable radio and earphones to the fireworks dem 2006 Page #203  
Happenings One of the goals of the radio show, Area 2000, was to invite the 2006 Page #204  
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release of 1 O' diameter in-flight radio controlled flying wing disc bomb d 2007 Page #107  
pert described a syndicated ½ hour radio broadcast that he heard during 194 2007 Page #115  
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dad got the call on the short wave radio: "Gather up all your guys and your 2007 Page #121  
sighting made national news on ABC radio and was in local ne,vspapers. Loca 2007 Page #130  
a local sheriff interviewed on the radio sa.id, "They can say what they wan 2007 Page #130  
porting UFOs to the police and two radio stations. A woman in Ponce videota 2007 Page #130  
avy, is the largest high frequency radio transmitter in the world. It is de 2007 Page #130  
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territory . Just a few minutes ago Radio El Espectador of Montevideo announ 2007 Page #141  
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because they both heard a 770 KKOB Radio announcement that a UFO was flying 2007 Page #166  
O ALL THREE OF YOU REMEi'vIBER THE RADIO ANNOUNCEMENT? Mom and Aunt: J use  2007 Page #167  
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AT LEASTnXIO OF YOU W'HO HEARD THE RADIO ANNOUNCEMENT. Mom and Aunt: Right. 2007 Page #167  
NT RAN OUTSIDE WHEN THEY HEARD THE RADIO ANNOUNCEMENT. THEN YOU GET INTO 16 2007 Page #169  
t quiet, they probably went co the radio, TV and newspaper and cold them to 2007 Page #171  
nothing in the newspaper or on the radio the next day, or even for several  2007 Page #171  
 said to frequently interfere with radio and navigational controls. It was  2007 Page #185  
or appendages." When an attempt at radio contact failed, Cuban air defense  2008 Page #29  
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agency had its own dispatchers and radio procedures were sometimes loose. I 2008 Page #44  
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e of the soldiers made a call on a radio and then he was told they would sh 2008 Page #53  
eemingly constant stream of TV and radio interviews , appearing on most TV  2008 Page #65  
Newsround , as well as prestigious radio shows such as Radio 4's Today prog 2008 Page #65  
as prestigious radio shows such as Radio 4's Today program and BBC World Se 2008 Page #65  
Knissel stated she was called by a radio station a few days after her UFO s 2008 Page #70  
 Sheriffs Office, aJ1d presumably, Radio KJTI in Centralia contacted Ms. Kr 2008 Page #70  
he forest. At that point, we got a radio transmission from Central Security 2008 Page #80  
val.] We don't know. B (describing radio transmission information): The Bri 2008 Page #86  
me the tape recorder. And he has a radio with him. And he goes, 'We're reco 2008 Page #89  
 Polish uniforms attacked a German radio station on the border of Poland. C 2008 Page #128  
smann AG-control print publishing, radio and television and also hold sway  2008 Page #143  
ctures, cable networks , satellite radio and TV, book clubs, theme parks, p 2008 Page #143  
ll; IO Television networks , seven radio stations, five productions houses; 2008 Page #143  
Smith who at the time was a senior radio engineer with the Canadian Departm 2009 Page #36  
ristmas, Sgt. Penniston received a radio call from Central Security Control 2009 Page #62  
entral Security Control called for radio silence, and Sgt. Penniston asked  2009 Page #63  
back toward the truck and act as a radio relay between Sgt. Penniston , Air 2009 Page #63  
r that night, Lt. Fred Buran, that radio silence was called for because Sec 2009 Page #63  
 the same time, we were picking up radio signals and continuously having pr 2009 Page #70  
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eapons Storage Area. I do know the radio traffic was recorded through the c 2009 Page #78  
ve that was the actual tape of the radio traffic that night. If that tape w 2009 Page #78  
n the woods, not to call it on the radio. They were well aware there was ac 2009 Page #79  
th Sgt. Adrian Bustinza, who had a radio and he and I went towards the obje 2009 Page #79  
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e the great advances in very short radio waves that came out of the war. If 2009 Page #158  

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Kentucky, USA 1 0 0 1 0 Cincinnati radio- host. Bill Boshears V, 7-8 Doctor 2004 Page #114  

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were flying high and fast and were radio-silent. According to Winkle's docu 2006 Page #172  

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ash occurred. "I've been told it's radioactive," Mrs. Oates confided. By 19 2004 Page #29  
's was not harmless, but did major radioactive exposure both to our troops  2004 Page #125  
s also focused upon the effects of radioactive fall-out on civilian life. 4 2005 Page #47  
 had transported a small amount of radioactive material that had been expos 2005 Page #100  
ewly arrived and highly aggravated radioactive material was a suspected cau 2005 Page #100  
 attention when the Trinity highly radioactive site, at which the first ato 2006 Page #11  
that would check for biological or radioactive contamination. This was comb 2006 Page #18  
tion to area of report for radiac (radioactive) readings." 36 10:56 AM: A C 2006 Page #185  
n explosive bomb, the other in the radioactive rays, from common substances 2009 Page #158  

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 triangle and about someone taking radioactivity readings on these impressi 2004 Page #56  
iangle. • Someone was sent to take radioactivity readings of the impression 2004 Page #56  
hour, the shoreline is scanned for radioactivity. No positive readings are  2006 Page #185  
 up with a return visit to monitor radioactivity levels at the behest of Wh 2006 Page #189  
ded, saturating the area in deadly radioactivity and decimating the country 2008 Page #102  
that are transmuted into temporary radioactivity. These would form a gas in 2009 Page #158  
generally stated distance for such radioactivity to be effective in war. No 2009 Page #158  
 cosmic ray i, m!U,o:u o temporary radioactivity. The s c tini'"es more ene 2009 Page #182  

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ections of the craft. 6. A special radiobiological team accompanied by a S£ 2003 Page #233  
t of thjs world." After a "special radiobiological team ... and security de 2005 Page #126  

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arrived, her skipper Ronnie Newell radioed Lawrence Smith's boat and asked  2004 Page #40  
d not be accounted for and the LEs radioed in for permission to leave their 2004 Page #47  
ructions, our team behind the wire radioed in to report that the first manh 2004 Page #52  
tion when one of the border guards radioed that there was a strange light i 2004 Page #57  
wing all the way to the ground. He radioed his report and the ground party  2004 Page #102  
CST, at about 14,000 feet, Mantell radioed to the base that he had the obje 2005 Page #64  
 speed." A half hour later Mantell radioed: "It appears to be a metallic ob 2005 Page #64  
radar personnel. The flight leader radioed that the object was a bright met 2006 Page #143  
t" 32 of their boat. The report is radioed in by Richard Dale Hartman, who  2006 Page #184  
ives another message. This call is radioed in from the tugboat Delores, loc 2006 Page #184  
 the plane, and the panicked pilot radioed air traffic controllers in Mexic 2007 Page #191  
 personnel. The flight-leader then radioed that the object appeared to be a 2008 Page #29  

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the area of concern their Motorola radios began having transmission problem 2004 Page #47  
bance." With their flashlights and radios failing, they made their way into 2004 Page #47  
h frequency allocations, channels, radios, and that sort of business. So he 2004 Page #96  
hours the telephones, televisions, radios and two-way CBs were dead through 2007 Page #128  
 O\'et a network of citizen"s-band radios. Some o( the men will stand guard 2007 Page #145  
Amidst the crackling static of the radios, the Mexicans were heard saying t 2007 Page #186  
olored red, orange and blue. Their radios were interrupted by unusual stati 2009 Page #63  
tinuously having problems with our radios on all three frequencies we were  2009 Page #70  

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 placing of a very small amount of radium in an accumulator, the unexpected 2005 Page #94  

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ere restricted within a five- mile radius. Armed military guards and Kern C 2006 Page #82  
anded or exploded within a 50 mile radius of Charleston last night, accordi 2006 Page #94  
emors shook houses over a 60- mile radius, and the lights were seen clearly 2006 Page #121  
the ground) as bright as day for a radius of five to ten miles from the air 2008 Page #10  
horities are studying. Half a mile radius is the generally stated distance  2009 Page #158  

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Censorahlp (mall, cable, wlreless, radl-lephone, etc.) J •_.,. ·;,_'-_ •• ( 2007 Page #16  

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orH, alihouch exar.:erateI, arc, i;raduat es. 5uostantially 1rue.~ ! : "An  2009 Page #183  

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 DAMAGE AND THE ANIKAL DAMAGE THAT RAE BEEN DONE. ELuril DID ANYONE GET AN  2004 Page #24  

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fense and Royal Air files on UFOs. RAF Cosford Hangar: In late 1963 rumors  2003 Page #74  
ain that a UFO had crash-landed at RAF Cosford, Shropshire, England. Files  2003 Page #74  
le. In the wake of the incident at RAF Cosford, there was a series of stran 2003 Page #74  
For years it has been rumored that RAF Rudloe Manor has been the final rest 2003 Page #77  
official story concerning UFOs and RAF Rudloe Manor? GCHQ, the British equi 2003 Page #77  
f a British Royal Air Force base — RAF Rudloe Manor, that has become known  2003 Page #83  
st in the Navy and trains with the RAF in Canada to be a flier, but the arm 2003 Page #85  
nt Police (LE) at the East Gate of RAF Woodbridge observed unidentified lig 2004 Page #47  
 than a mile from the perimeter of RAF Woodbridge. This was the event that  2004 Page #47  
from Bentwaters, but close by away RAF Woodbridge's East Gate. Upon disemba 2004 Page #47  
e Williams (Major Gordon Williams, RAF Bentwaters Wing Commander) to an F-1 2004 Page #50  
n a van parked by the back gate of RAF Bentwaters, now decommissioned. Larr 2004 Page #51  
onnect to the underground bunkers. RAF Bentwaters possessed the largest bom 2004 Page #51  
ound to air missiles, and it's the RAF used to man them, not Americans. ... 2004 Page #52  
three tunnels which exist between (RAF) Woodbridge and Benrwaters. Was this 2004 Page #52  
hat nuclear weapons were stored at RAF Bentwaters and RAF Woodbridge in vio 2004 Page #53  
 were stored at RAF Bentwaters and RAF Woodbridge in violation of U.K./U.S. 2004 Page #53  
red in the Weapons Storage Area at RAF Woodbridge were struck by beams of l 2004 Page #54  
lice Squadron who took his life at RAF Bentwaters in January 1981, and whet 2004 Page #54  
tates Air Force personnel based at RAF Bentwaters and RAF Woodbridge, which 2004 Page #54  
sonnel based at RAF Bentwaters and RAF Woodbridge, which stemmed from their 2004 Page #54  
service. She had been stationed at RAF Bentwaters from May 1978 until Decem 2004 Page #54  
ncident. Tim had been stationed at RAF Bentwaters from March 1979 until Mar 2004 Page #55  
ccurred while we were stationed at RAF Bentwaters. ... Testing my own memor 2004 Page #56  
sed to hear about what happened at RAF Bentwaters/Woodbridge in 1980. This  2004 Page #57  
ctober 1997; Written Answers 232, "RAF Benrwaters and Woodbridge: Nuclear W 2004 Page #59  
 assistance in the search from the RAF station at Valley, Anglesey, who fle 2006 Page #120  
n the local press that "police and RAF rescue experts" had come to the conc 2006 Page #121  
hquake" was entirely coincidental. RAF search team leader, Sergeant H. Oldh 2006 Page #121  
, including at Akrotiri in Cyprus, RAF Honnington and at RAF Valley in Nort 2006 Page #126  
i in Cyprus, RAF Honnington and at RAF Valley in North Wales from 1971 to 1 2006 Page #126  
iction drama which starts with the RAF shooting down a UFO. "Normally," he  2006 Page #131  
ife as an active military station, RAF Woodbridge was home to a squadron wi 2006 Page #132  
and Recovery Squadron stationed at RAF Woodbridge [provided] standby rescue 2006 Page #132  
81 by the Deputy Base Commander at RAF Woodbridge , Colonel Charles Halt, r 2008 Page #32  
al lights outside the back gate at RAF Woodbridge. Thinking an aircraft mig 2008 Page #32  
ice stations, the public and local RAF stations. In fact, I would say that  2008 Page #33  
 most significant reports began at RAF Cosford in Shropshire ," Pope explai 2008 Page #33  
e was heading on a direct line for RAF Shawbury , which is some twelve-to-f 2008 Page #33  
 outside, look in the direction of RAF Cos ford and see what he could see." 2008 Page #34  
namely, Los Alamos, Oak Ridge, and RAF Bentwaters and Woodbridge , to name  2008 Page #37  
 tracked on radar. He was based at RAF Manston in Kent and was scrambled to 2008 Page #66  
m 5 November 1990 when a number of RAF Tornado aircraft were overtaken by a 2008 Page #67  
h Wales, over the military base at RAF St Athan, close to Cardiff Internati 2008 Page #67  
o help shield military activities. RAF Butley was renamed RAF Bentwaters an 2008 Page #71  
activities. RAF Butley was renamed RAF Bentwaters and in 1951, Britain's Mi 2008 Page #71  
itain's Ministry of Defence leased RAF Bentwaters to the United States Air  2008 Page #71  
LIDE# 5 Seven years later in 1958, RAF Bentwaters and RAF Woodbridge became 2008 Page #72  
 later in 1958, RAF Bentwaters and RAF Woodbridge became a joint U.S. Air F 2008 Page #72  
tes cancelled its involvement with RAF Woodbridg e and RAF Bentwaters. Bent 2008 Page #72  
volvement with RAF Woodbridg e and RAF Bentwaters. Bentwaters is now a priv 2008 Page #72  
ivately owned business park, while RAF Woodbridge is used by the U. K. Mini 2008 Page #72  
of nuclear missiles underground at RAF Bentwaters? What exactly did happen  2008 Page #74  
s Dece1nber 26 -28, 1980 SLIDE# 15 RAF Woodbridge East Gate 72 As the clock 2008 Page #78  
ghs was on Security Police duty at RAF Woodbrid ge's back gate, commonly kn 2008 Page #78  
taff Sergeant (SSgt) Bud Steffens. RAF Woodbridg e was four miles west of R 2008 Page #78  
Woodbridg e was four miles west of RAF Bentwaters (in Butley, Suffolk). At  2008 Page #78  
the Rendlesharn Forest east of the RAF Woodbridge East Gate. So, Burroughs  2008 Page #78  
statement about what he saw to the RAF Bentwaters Deputy Base Commander, Ch 2008 Page #79  
. Penniston was duty supervisor at RAF Woodbridge and 73                    2008 Page #79  
ed on radar" about five miles from RAF Woodbridge and Bentwaters .          2008 Page #80  
s moving back. SLIDE# 30 Aerial of RAF Woodbridge and Rendlesham Forest wit 2008 Page #85  
t a UFO. The British (radar) base (RAF Bawdsey) that's four miles from here 2008 Page #86  
                                  [RAF Bentwaters new base commander in Dec 2008 Page #88  
 the 81st Tactical Fighter Wing at RAF/USAF NATO Bentwaters/Woodbridge , Ma 2008 Page #88  
8 l st Security Police Squadron at RAF Bentwaters. From there, Major Malcol 2008 Page #90  
ence , USAF Lt. Col. Charles Halt, RAF Bentwaters Deputy Base Commander , w 2008 Page #93  
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   SLIDE# 2 SLIDE# 3 December 1980 RAF Bentwaters Update with John Burrough 2009 Page #57  
4 52 Aerial image of the runway at RAF Woodbridge surrounded by the thick R 2009 Page #58  
.), former Deputy Base Commander , RAF Bentwaters , England, December 1980, 2009 Page #59  
 then the Deputy Base Commander at RAF Bentwaters , went on the record in a 2009 Page #59  
ng December 2007 documentary about RAF Bentwaters, U. K. phenomena. Image p 2009 Page #60  
signed as Deputy Base Commander at RAF Bentwaters in 1980. His boss and bas 2009 Page #60  
nisters on December 30, 1980, from RAF Bentwaters Captain and Day Shift Com 2009 Page #60  
e is brief background about former RAF Bentwaters Staff Sergeant James W. P 2009 Page #61  
s Penniston (Ret.) in 2007. He was RAF Woodbridge Security Supervisor on De 2009 Page #61  
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(CSC) asking him to proceed to the RAF Woodbridge East Gate. There he was t 2009 Page #62  
6 air force policemen were working RAF Woodbridge . One of those air force  2009 Page #62  
d to Sgt. Bud Steffens. East Gate, RAF Woodbridge looking toward Rendlesham 2009 Page #62  
s. Their third debriefing was with RAF Bentwaters Base Commander Ted Conrad 2009 Page #68  
 Commander of the 3rd Air Force at RAF Mildenhall, England. But four years  2009 Page #68  
in 1984, Col. Halt was promoted to RAF Bentwaters Base Commander and later  2009 Page #68  
id to contain nuclear warheads, at RAF 63                                   2009 Page #69  
    December 2007, photograph from RAF Bentwaters /Woodbridge tower used to 2009 Page #71  
the 81 st Tactical Fighter Wing at RAF Bentwaters and Woodbridge, Major Gen 2009 Page #72  
after General Williams returned to RAF Bentwaters , he laughed at Col. Halt 2009 Page #74  
OUNTERED IN RENDLESHAM FOREST NEAR RAF BENTWATERSAND WOODBRIDGE WAS 'EXTRAT 2009 Page #74  
 of interest about what goes on at RAF Bentwaters, as far as the Weapons St 2009 Page #75  
would rather not comment. " Former RAF Bentwaters Airman I st Class John Bu 2009 Page #76  
n Burroughs LIVE in Las Vegas: One RAF Bentwaters Airman I st Class who was 2009 Page #76  
tion . He received orders to go to RAF Bentwaters, England, and arrived in  2009 Page #77  
other in Rendlesham Forest between RAF Bentwaters and RAF Woodbridge , do n 2009 Page #77  
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the woods and bring it over to the RAF Woodbridge flight line over by the 6 2009 Page #79  
comments . Linda Moulton Howe: The RAF Bentwaters phenomena of December 198 2009 Page #80  
ademy . Then he was shipped out to RAF Bentwaters in mid-September 1980. He 2009 Page #81  
Steve LaPlume was on patrol at the RAF Woodbridge East Gate with Senior Aim 2009 Page #81  
voked military officers, including RAF Bentwaters Deputy Base Commander Lt. 2009 Page #82  
dio Airman LaPlume ( 2:08 ) Former RAF Bentwaters Airman 1st Class Steve La 2009 Page #83  

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 the i\10\·ie ONLY in theatres." K.raft's parent company, KF Holdings, also 2007 Page #63  

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d shafts which were crammed to the rafters with nuclear weapons and replace 2003 Page #142  

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ed a controversy that continues to rage to this day. That something occurre 2008 Page #31  

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 shadows here and there across the ragged landscape. The shimmering heat of 2003 Page #46  

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E ND SIGNS OF THE IrFOCT AND LOOKS RAGIr 2 610151.1'                        2004 Page #21  

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to whorl env.: subtler to, a/drool rah4 at the ume Prot sanrtng as idectros 2006 Page #35  

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. Poulain was directed by Debra J. Rahn of the International Affairs Divisi 2007 Page #197  

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 this is the February 1942 "LA Air Raid". In this case for a couple of hour 2003 Page #24  
 it Los Angeles because of the air raid, Los Alamos because that is where R 2003 Page #25  
s..." Just days after the L.A. air raid and related saucer crash retrievals 2003 Page #25  
one week after the Los Angeles air raid on March 5, 1942. It discusses the  2003 Page #26  
hat link it to the Los Angeles air raid. The downside is that it is not ori 2003 Page #27  
udy report on the Los Angeles "air raid" of February 1942 as resulting in t 2004 Page #123  
au crash of 1941 and the L.A. "air raid" crashes of 1942. Actually, the pre 2004 Page #127  
e known about such as the L.A. air raid cases, since none of those document 2004 Page #129  
eferred to as the "Los Angeles Air Raid." At about 2:25 a.m. on February 25 2005 Page #121  
2:25 a.m. on February 25, 1942 air raid sirens awoke thousands throughout L 2005 Page #121  
emorandum to you regarding the air raid over Los Angeles, it has been learn 2005 Page #122  
t of California [that], unlike the raid, has no bearing on conventional exp 2005 Page #122  
lt concerning the Los Angeles "air raid" and later UFO recoveries, leading  2005 Page #124  
e known about such as the L.A. air raid cases, since none of those document 2005 Page #140  
 in this capitol ci0 todol. No air raid alarms were sounded, but functionar 2006 Page #169  
tes and says: "This is what my dad raid me; so I can only go on that." With 2007 Page #139  

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dated March 1942 after the LA "air raid-. 13 The Secret DVD, Wood and Wood  2006 Page #103  

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channels about the Los Angeles Air Raid-just two weeks before this OCS file 2005 Page #123  

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the Covenant in the final scene of Raiders of the Lost Ark. Is this a hint  2005 Page #81  

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minary tests June 3, 1947 -Soviets raiding US atomic secrets June 5, 1947 - 2009 Page #156  

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w(start 12 March) • Ukraine-Lutsk, Raigorod(End 1 April)                    2004 Page #165  

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, suits fused to flesh: shipped by rail, camouflaged, "rockets" 33 1957 Clo 2004 Page #112  
y ship large UFO parts by truck or rail? (Answer: they couldn't have, accor 2004 Page #120  
 Some reports specifically mention rail transport • Size distribution is no 2004 Page #126  
 Secreg—Transportation by Road and Rail In 1981, shortly after Len did his  2004 Page #127  
under the underpasses. Shipment by rail might have been even more difficult 2004 Page #127  
were reported to have been sent by rail. In any case, not all of them were  2004 Page #129  
t glance, it would appear that the rail was coo tall co fit through the han 2007 Page #115  
ntury ago the logs were removed by rail and then floated down the Elk River 2008 Page #52  

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

Os were wider than the road or the railbed Slide 23 POSSIBLE ANSWERS TO EAR 2004 Page #126  

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

 dying after being bypassed by the railroad. Early in my newspaper career w 2004 Page #26  
h the flap. In the 1960s, an aging railroad telegrapher confessed that the  2004 Page #28  
story was just a joke concocted by railroad men in Iowa. He said when the j 2004 Page #28  
aid when the joke spread to Texas, railroad worker Joseph "Truthful" Scully 2004 Page #28  
 difficult, with tunnels and other railroad restrictions making for an abso 2004 Page #127  
returns with atomic cloud samples. Railroad tank car was flattened and blow 2005 Page #49  
ng over the Quinn Canyon Range and Railroad Valley. The rocket pushed the v 2006 Page #79  
 helicopter and ground vehicle. In Railroad Valley, rancher Carl Hanks rode 2006 Page #79  
people who had been present in the Railroad Valley area in 1967. He managed 2006 Page #80  
ovide. Carl Hanks had lived in the Railroad Valley for many years and recal 2006 Page #80  
porters oflrish linen, merged with railroad tycoon Edward H. Harriman. "Aft 2008 Page #129  
ery modest beginnings, as a simple railroad siding near Beale's Springs in  2009 Page #48  
 route of the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad. The city of Kingman was named  2009 Page #48  
who supervised the building of the railroad from Winslow to Beale's Springs 2009 Page #48  

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

oated down the Elk River. When the railroads were gone the area was network 2008 Page #52  

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

 sideljnes. The advertiser, Connex Railway Timetable Up.dates, offers a unj 2007 Page #75  
l underground rattle, similar to a railway upon which dozens of trains are  2008 Page #98  

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

gineers of the Australian National Railways reported that there was a brigh 2007 Page #130  

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

e of three hoboes picked up in the railyard behind the grassy knoll at Deal 2003 Page #42  
g the three tramps arrested in the railyard behind the grassy knoll, and th 2009 Page #33  

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

water courses again and again. The rain the night before had cleaned everyt 2003 Page #45  
y poppy nodding in the breeze. The rain had renewed a symphony of color on  2003 Page #46  
 there one day during an afternoon rain. The water diverted down this track 2003 Page #49  
m Andere area after a most unusual rain that had fallen over the city, Cher 2005 Page #32  
d soon covered the sky, indicating rain. Then, without apparent explanation 2005 Page #99  
tive humidity had risen to 67% and rain seemed imminent in a location that  2005 Page #100  
lien abduction: "Its pouring witl1 rain, you're miles from anywhere and you 2007 Page #71  
he groun_d-like a kin_d of 'silver rain."' The lady then saw something shim 2007 Page #193  
 similar to the Campinas ' "silver rain" and the sparks ejected by the Poul 2007 Page #200  
e, and added: "Instead of allowing rain clouds to drive past arid and semi- 2009 Page #162  
ble to shoot them down and put the rain where we need it. If we can extend  2009 Page #162  
an extend this process we can stop rain from falling where it has been fall 2009 Page #162  

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

l left by the object turned into a rainboyd. The object fell down into the  2004 Page #19  

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

mented to a rancher about the huge raindrops I had experienced the night be 2003 Page #46  

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

t was, had exploded in the air and rained the debris down over a very large 2004 Page #143  
, it created havoc. It really just rained debris down field in a massive wa 2005 Page #67  
oyame, Chihuahua. Even as wreckage rained down on the isolated desert below 2007 Page #184  
ccident, the debris from the crash rained down on the desert plain below, a 2007 Page #186  

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

est of the Navy, Captain George M. Raines flies to Hobe Sound; Raines is Ch 2003 Page #90  
rge M. Raines flies to Hobe Sound; Raines is Chief of Neuro Psychiatry at B 2003 Page #90  
y psychiatrist (Captain) George M. Raines says that the Secretary took his  2003 Page #92  

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

7 clouds out of the sky to control rainfall -were raised as possibilities t 2009 Page #162  
louds could be broken up and start rainfall at a specific place on a limite 2009 Page #162  

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

eportedly crashed in the El Yunque rainforest and — along with their extrat 2004 Page #16  

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

eportedly crashed in the El Yunque rainforests/mountains on February 19, 19 2004 Page #16  

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

neth Arnold's sightings over Mount Rainier. A lumber salvager named Harold  2003 Page #41  
7 Kenneth Arnold Sighting over Mt. Rainier (. f 1! I \lhl \ ,. I ..,... • ! 2008 Page #41  
fore Kenneth Arnold's famous Mount Rainier sightings. Known as the Maury Is 2009 Page #29  
t, Maury Island and Arnold's Mount Rainier sightings might all involve the  2009 Page #29  

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

le 135 pitched up and broke apart, raining debris over the Pacific. The pil 2006 Page #77  
 in the skies over Coyame, Mexico, raining debris down on a portion of the  2007 Page #185  

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

erhead and, as they looked up on a rainy rught, "they saw a disc swinging i 2007 Page #199  

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

f the ordinary occurred, they also raise more questions. The CIA's report o 2004 Page #9  
Sound. The first two possibilities raise some questions. First since everyo 2004 Page #42  
 6 and use of barium aluminate can raise this considerabl y, barium titarti 2005 Page #171  
sful career, he retired in 1989 to raise his 2 adopted children with his wi 2005 Page #174  
 positivity, fast occurrence would raise doubts and concerns. Some would ju 2006 Page #65  
angeness and fast occurrence would raise doubts and concerns, making assess 2006 Page #66  
le. - Slow-familiar-positive might raise maximum public doubts and recrimin 2006 Page #67  
ve the clouds, he tried in vain to raise Coffins on the radio. Unable to se 2006 Page #74  
mination. Efforts are initiated to raise funds for the lie detector test to 2006 Page #188  
ck for Fry's Electronics!) It does raise a key question, however: If a UFO  2007 Page #7  
d in rus obituary saying, "I wdn't raise an eyebrow about cooperacing with  2007 Page #13  
f the ordinary occurred, they also raise more questions than they answer. T 2007 Page #142  
nd flood, the change the tides and raise the levels of the sea, to divert t 2008 Page #134  

Word: "raised", 32 instance(s) (Back to Top)

f the sole has a very high cracked raised knobby pointed texture (Figure 53 2003 Page #48  
r. At the back of the object was a raised ring area about 8 to 10 inches wi 2003 Page #60  
r's description: "...the series of raised deck panels where there were inde 2003 Page #101  
es" and the toxic spills. See the “raised z” is its original form 11 -8/200 2003 Page #175  
that the "z" character is slightly raised from the rest of the text. Later, 2003 Page #176  
 hoaxing the anomaly of occasional raised "z"s found in conjunction with th 2003 Page #176  
here to ship each kind. This table raised a red flag in some quarters becau 2003 Page #176  
 noted that there were a couple of raised "z"s in the text. He said this wa 2003 Page #179  
s Minual EXAMPLE: MATCH PRESS; THE RAISED “z” ISSUE s From April ‘54, SOM1- 2003 Page #180  
ate □ The special appearance of a “raised z” essentially clinches the point 2003 Page #180  
uded the legitimate example of the raised "z." Comparing with a variety of  2003 Page #181  
rall, about twenty objections were raised, of which I have identified five  2003 Page #181  
dible concept. The third objection raised that warrants discussion is the c 2003 Page #183  
tants" Concerns Abouf Authenticity Raised by Friedman and Others 1. The fac 2003 Page #207  
 issue of the aircraft's cargo was raised. So, the available evidence still 2004 Page #10  
specific issues some skeptics have raised. The first has to do with the app 2004 Page #127  
unter several of the key arguments raised over the years by the skeptics.'  2004 Page #216  
e contentious point has repeatedly raised its head—just what were the circu 2004 Page #233  
inking. Despite the fact that this raised suspicions, the \X,'erner account 2005 Page #40  
ole Tower with atomic device being raised to the cab. 43                    2005 Page #45  
shaped objects mounted on them are raised to the surface. These objects som 2005 Page #83  
ace the question that was so often raised by his enemies -his sanity ... Ap 2005 Page #103  
D TECHNOLOGY ." Addressing matters raised by 11 Don Berliner has since stat 2005 Page #127  
ervous and agitated with me when I raised the topic. Some just glared at me 2006 Page #92  
participation in this project were raised at the highest 128                2006 Page #131  
pacecraft in Roswell, New Mexico); raised partly in Pennsylvania (attending 2006 Page #194  
ovided a wealth of information but raised more questions; I interviewed one 2008 Page #43  
w the MoD handles the subject when raised in parliament and in the media. M 2008 Page #63  
d it causes cancer in lab animals, raised fears of a totalitarian "Big Brot 2008 Page #123  
h a study and its publication were raised then, as they will be now. -1-5 i 2009 Page #12  
h a study and its publication were raised then, as they will be now. It is  2009 Page #23  
 the sky to control rainfall -were raised as possibilities today in any war 2009 Page #162  

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

. A proper answer to the issues he raises would actually require access to  2004 Page #127  
n the Ramey pictures, and this now raises an interesting possibility. Maybe 2004 Page #236  
abandoned and deteriorating. STEVE RAISES ARM TOWARD SOLAR PANELS BEHIND FE 2005 Page #66  
there was a 1948 Aztec crash. Thjs raises a number of important questions.  2005 Page #133  
stence of the FBI teletype message raises (at least) two related questions: 2006 Page #178  
et, the heat from the canyon floor raises and the clouds get all black and  2007 Page #122  
uquerque the last week of May 1974 raises the question: \Vhat were Sandia a 2007 Page #162  
lieves about UFOs , the phenomenon raises important defence and air safety  2008 Page #66  
ike this illustrate the phenomenon raises serious defence and flight safety 2008 Page #67  

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

Baptist church: he had the gift of raising money for the church. He was a s 2003 Page #22  
a two-part article in Fate Maga#ne raising issues about the feasibility of  2004 Page #127  
 of these issues to the forefront, raising two main questions : To what ext 2008 Page #26  
charity campaign that succeeded in raising funds to build a new library. In 2009 Page #88  

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

. SI AGGOVAS .rfedAt trArTri7A7;, "rAIT: • r Wm's, 7.40,p, t. KUCt moms., e 2004 Page #203  

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

ssian Academy of Sciences (GEOK.hl RAJ.~ until his death. He also received  2007 Page #198  

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

aWlaiiag aw wj aC tha altwtiaa aad rajart hartt witkla a MKtk or adx waka*  2003 Page #220  

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

rder ·Computer data se.irc-h u5ing Rajincler S,1ty,rnar,1y,1mil ·So:ial Net 2009 Page #192  

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

Wot to aMst Ac^sfcsn. yallay- with rajiwt. to Chlaa* Xa jaooortia ths fSatl 2003 Page #223  

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

Jr^l to cwbnt ba the aayarrlaim ef rajraaautailwaa ef the Oa— aaib* fa Maki 2003 Page #226  

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

in, the size of the impact. If you rake a look at not only the aerial phoro 2005 Page #67  
go on terra sen·er to this day and rake a look at this impact site. Ir has  2005 Page #67  
ua actually work today, we need to rake a closer look at rustory. 2         2007 Page #8  
as also informed that it would not rake long to bring these aircraft back u 2007 Page #95  
atterson and a courier was cold to rake it co my dad, who \\ as asked ro lo 2007 Page #139  
we saw. 1 was curious to get their rake on it and perception and so I starr 2007 Page #172  

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

nYenrion al hjgh speed, horizontal rake-off aircraft. Only "harrier type" o 2007 Page #109  

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

entingly tongue-in-cheek series of rakes on the nature of extraterrestriali 2007 Page #59  

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

 rusrniss him as a paranoiac whiie Raknes (a Norwegian colJeague) and Dr. H 2005 Page #103  

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

lion$ Missing lm bw requiring fcdc:ral gowmmClll CO account in a busincss-l 2007 Page #53  
-·'.-· · ~ ·_._ -~~-~:a-V ~ ; G~nc:ral Kuter • T00k off at 0319 Z • !\ear C 2008 Page #19  

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

eee mt bead. I mi draftlag a prase raleass for *he White loeas.  ' 0, ■c. , 2003 Page #219  

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

? “I’ll find out if I get there. ” Rally in Boulder, CO October 28, 2003 ww 2003 Page #9  
tion, downplay the strangeness and rally hope. All nations would try to coo 2006 Page #62  
 direct emergency preparedness and rally morale. All non-essential programm 2006 Page #63  
, maximize intelligence gathering, rally science to assess NHI vulnerabilit 2006 Page #63  
 event called the Aben 1fotorcycle Rally. Ir featured a motorcycle-r.idjng  2007 Page #60  

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

 port.,, 01HJ ::o!O: "You rm:cmbcr raln(all _ ... ~ n.h~;I &$ po.,slbul• 1  2009 Page #182  

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

 whjch were provided to her by Dr. Ralph Greenson, a noted psychoanalyst to 2007 Page #137  
identifies motorist witnesses Mrs. Ralph Case in Central Park and Ernest Ha 2008 Page #48  
 and then denial by military. Mrs. Ralph Case was a passenger with her husb 2008 Page #49  
al statement seriously. When Major Ralph Paduano told the Daily World Repor 2008 Page #60  

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

kin with radar absorbent material (RAM) coating. The gray rubber with Kapto 2006 Page #84  
e gray rubber with Kapton was also RAM. The plastic or rubber serves as a m 2006 Page #84  
oids called ferrites, so pieces of RAM can be picked up with a magnet. Frag 2006 Page #84  
ins no thermoplastic composites or RAM, for instance. The F- 117A, unlike e 2006 Page #85  
n Panel calls for mass media Prtl!!ram of training and debunking to disc;re 2007 Page #26  
popul£~on. Ulcm do,-n irnd put U)e ram ,rJ:.c:e whether iJ. ~-1or use ns:ii 2009 Page #182  
 Vc-ioH 10 mn-1 •·ith hn ,.,.,..,,,ram • AbMc-top lefl'l::l •Yr 4rmtbNs mrn 2009 Page #198  

Word: "ram-air", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

and electrical systems driven by a ram-air turbine to provide power and hyd 2006 Page #77  
and one of the two blades from the ram-air turbine. Obviously, the site had 2006 Page #80  

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

e hard work on top of the hill Las Ramadas, the rught was clear and the sky 2007 Page #200  

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

 Sec. of State 7/9/47, elb XTMK S3 raMay year ayyrtlrtl it la rtartrt that  2003 Page #215  

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

ll other South American incidents (Ramblon and Neuq~en, Argentina, 1978 and 2007 Page #201  

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

 gjackfruir, Kiwano, Starfruit and Rambutan. The ad, dually sponsored by th 2007 Page #60  

Word: "ramey", 70 instance(s) (Back to Top)

341, E161, Box1 • LOC - Manuscript Ramey to Twining, Twining Box 121 • 1 Ju 2003 Page #165  
se to the president. General Roger Ramey is another example of possibly inc 2003 Page #191  
 "Filer's Files," stated that Mrs. Ramey had told him during an interview t 2003 Page #191  
tec Paul Kimball 211 Report on the Ramey Office Photos Ron Regehr 223 Debri 2004 Page #3  
e said, "Creatures." General Roger Ramey is second example of a key player  2004 Page #85  
al record shows no contact between Ramey and the President, an interview do 2004 Page #85  
tes Air Force. Filer told me, Mrs. Ramey told me that she and her husband h 2004 Page #85  
he Roswell Incident, General Roger Ramey, head of the 8th Air Force, statio 2004 Page #141  
47, is the villain. It was General Ramey, after all, who said the flying sa 2004 Page #141  
was just full of "hot air." It was Ramey who ordered the debris flown to hi 2004 Page #141  
alloon and a radar target. General Ramey was holding in his hand a telegram 2004 Page #141  
 it can partially be read. General Ramey could not have fathomed that fifty 2004 Page #141  
t it had been declared (by General Ramey) that it was a balloon with a hexa 2004 Page #142  
                     Report on the Ramey Office Photos Ron Regehr Copyright 2004 Page #226  
 the memorandum held by Gen. Roger Ramey in two of the photographs; precise 2004 Page #226  
 the debris via B-29 to Gen. Roger Ramey, Commander 8th Army Air Corps at F 2004 Page #226  
ere photographs were taken of Gen. Ramey, Col. DuBose, and Maj. Marcel pose 2004 Page #226  
eceived a telephone call from Mrs. Ramey, widow of Gen. Roger Ramey, former 2004 Page #226  
om Mrs. Ramey, widow of Gen. Roger Ramey, former commander of the 8th Army  2004 Page #226  
ade disparaging remarks about Gen. Ramey ostensibly swapping the actual Ros 2004 Page #226  
ed with taking photographs of Gen. Ramey, Col. DuBose, and Major Marcel pos 2004 Page #226  
in one of the photographs, General Ramey is clutching a typed message with  2004 Page #226  
n of one of the images we call the Ramey memo. Note these four people are n 2004 Page #227  
 message. Further, we suggest Gen. Ramey received the message on his way in 2004 Page #227  
believe this? A close look reveals Ramey is holding both his glasses and th 2004 Page #227  
                     Report on the Ramey Office Photos and is firmly convin 2004 Page #228  
s. Further, he's convinced if Gen. Ramey had had time to read the message,  2004 Page #228  
rent "read" of what RPIT terms the Ramey Office Memo: Line 1 R****ECOVERY O 2004 Page #228  
Line 9 (M) TEMPLE (B) TEMPLE (C) R RAMEY (DR) rAMEy (G) * R**** (MN) RRAMEY 2004 Page #229  
TEMPLE (B) TEMPLE (C) R RAMEY (DR) rAMEy (G) * R**** (MN) RRAMEY 226        2004 Page #229  
                     Report on the Ramey Office Photos Combining the "best  2004 Page #230  
s some type of processor that Gen. Ramey believed should be sent directly t 2004 Page #230  
ratory for analysis. Further, Gen. Ramey requests emergency powers to inves 2004 Page #230  
n the plains of San Augustin). He (Ramey) will send a crew out from the 509 2004 Page #230  
otos. Less than 1 hour later, Gen. Ramey personally appeared on the radio t 2004 Page #230  
overed a "flying disc." After all, Ramey said the disc was nothing more tha 2004 Page #230  
denial? One thing is certain: Gen. Ramey received a message. He received a  2004 Page #230  
lloons constituting a cover story? Ramey proclaimed to the world (via a rad 2004 Page #230  
ealed ...that in the two photos of Ramey he had a piece of paper in his han 2004 Page #230  
ining UFO records. Determining the Ramey/DuBose Photo Shoot Time Research b 2004 Page #231  
iewing Stan Friedman's scan of the Ramey/DuBose negative when he noticed so 2004 Page #231  
                     Report on the Ramey Office Photos clearance, and serie 2004 Page #232  
esearch into the background of the Ramey office photos one contentious poin 2004 Page #233  
ed "Press Conference" at which the Ramey office photographs (ROP) had been  2004 Page #233  
oduced what is in effect a virtual Ramey Office in which accurate measureme 2004 Page #233  
es, for example when comparing the Ramey/DuBose and Marcel images side by s 2004 Page #233  
                     Report on the Ramey Office Photos exactly what type it 2004 Page #234  
wo groups. The pictures containing Ramey were taken with one type of lens,  2004 Page #234  
atives were kept together with the Ramey negatives, and he knew for certain 2004 Page #234  
nd he knew for certain he took the Ramey photos, then he also must have tak 2004 Page #234  
lace which also set the Marcel and Ramey images apart and re-enforced the g 2004 Page #234  
 at Bond's photo-session with Gen. Ramey at around 3:15pm on the afternoon  2004 Page #234  
 film stock from that used for the Ramey pair, and not only that. The Speed 2004 Page #234  
rent style of film-holder from the Ramey shots. Unfortunately this is not a 2004 Page #234  
antial evidence also indicates the Ramey and Marcel negatives were not hand 2004 Page #235  
re typewritten and concern the two Ramey negatives and one of the Marcel pa 2004 Page #235  
en sitting on the chair behind Gen Ramey. In the Marcel shots Bond's hat ha 2004 Page #235  
                     Report on the Ramey Office Photos fir026 31i4 8, 1947  2004 Page #236  
asting device. 2. Brig. Gen. Bogor Ramey looking at vind-foreoasting &video 2004 Page #236  
e after Bond Johnson had taken the Ramey pictures, and this now raises an i 2004 Page #236  
n where he took the four images of Ramey and Ramey & DuBose he was the only 2004 Page #236  
 took the four images of Ramey and Ramey & DuBose he was the only person th 2004 Page #236  
, the Star Telegram assisted Roger Ramey in matters totally unrelated to th 2004 Page #237  
a consequence of which, Gen. Roger Ramey really did owe the Star Telegram a 2004 Page #237  
                     Report on the Ramey Office Photos across town from one 2004 Page #238  
 is not seen at all in the earlier Ramey pictures, and a document wallet or 2004 Page #238  
seen on the same chair in both the Ramey and Marcel pictures, has also gone 2004 Page #238  
uest for the full story behind the Ramey Office Photographs continues. I wo 2004 Page #238  
an see from the plots that the two Ramey images closely follow this rule, b 2004 Page #238  
ot Them Down". Major General Roger Ramey proclaimed that interceptors had b 2006 Page #5  

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

 President, an interview done with Ramey's wife after his death showed that 2004 Page #85  
hing else on the piece of paper in Ramey's hand. They dispute whether it is 2004 Page #141  
vertheless, consider this: General Ramey's adjutant, Thomas Jefferson DuBos 2004 Page #142  
 weather balloon debris in General Ramey's office to throw the press off th 2004 Page #142  
he planeload of debris arrived for Ramey's inspection at around 2:30 p.m. S 2004 Page #226  
ed packages were delivered to Gen. Ramey's office where photographs were ta 2004 Page #226  
when he photographed the debris in Ramey's office July 8. That may prove to 2004 Page #231  
ing through the parted curtains in Ramey's office. It appeared to be the ou 2004 Page #231  
wn to exist that were taken in Gen Ramey's office on 8 July 1947, only four 2004 Page #233  
ng present at his photo session in Ramey's office. He has always assumed, a 2004 Page #234  
two different styles and hands—the Ramey's in one the Marcel's in another.  2004 Page #235  
m from a shadow angle seen through Ramey's window in one of the photographs 2004 Page #236  
had an early and open door to Gen. Ramey's office. Some time before the eve 2004 Page #237  
tures of Marcel with the debris in Ramey's office. So let us assume these w 2004 Page #237  
uld have. When Bond Johnson was in Ramey's office he was indeed the only ph 2004 Page #238  

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

 his wife had actually visited the Rameys on more than one occasion at thei 2004 Page #85  

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

y Of A City by Snider and Collins, Ramfire Press, MO 22. 309 tn AAFFTD - Mi 2003 Page #39  

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

rned over the political and social ramifications of such paruc. A few weeks 2005 Page #85  

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

tleman who works at the ranch (Sr. Ramirez) that "about 30 or 40 years ago" 2007 Page #190  
d been discovered in this pit. Sr. Ramirez said that Mexican army soldiers  2007 Page #190  

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

 the D-21B to Mach 3 speeds so the ramjet engine could ignite. Lockheed Mis 2006 Page #77  
drone if it veered off course. The ramjet was programmed to ignite at 74,00 2006 Page #77  
chanism or ignition of the drone's ramjet engine. In a few minutes its flig 2006 Page #79  

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

s Bumblebee which produced several ramjet-powered missiles which evolved fr 2004 Page #66  

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

ary in the area of Elk River. Alan Rammer Sees the Other Search Party- The  2008 Page #55  
ignificance of his encounter. Alan Rammer, a professional biologist, sent a 2008 Page #55  
nd. The program presenter was Alan Rammer; he has worked for the last 25 ye 2008 Page #57  
ear's conference. She told me Alan Rammer is well known as one of the most  2008 Page #57  
ovember 25, 1979. That is how Alan Rammer became a dinner guest at my home  2008 Page #57  
ight place at the right time. Alan Rammer and I looked at a calendar for 19 2008 Page #58  
ically around the larger orb. Alan Rammer said it reminded him of "a mother 2008 Page #58  
over the bay and it was gone. Alan Rammer described the departure speed of  2008 Page #58  
er the orbs of light departed Alan Rammer and the other motorists spoke bri 2008 Page #58  
 in all different directions. Alan Rammer stated he is certain he witnessed 2008 Page #58  
r to conclude as I have, that Alan Rammer is a highly credible witness to a 2008 Page #60  
u l novel after the real-life Alan Rammer. one of the key witnesses in this 2008 Page #70  

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

.JW1CC co....·n:l". Figure 13 Alan Rammer's Letter I attended last year's C 2008 Page #57  

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

ree pods. A sliding door opened. A ramp was extended and out came three ali 2004 Page #182  
tical Group insignia parked on the ramp. They often were surrounded by an u 2006 Page #83  
rough the use of a special wheeled ramp, the aircraft is rolled inside (see 2007 Page #115  

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

igilantism and survivalism will be rampant, with many people fleeing popula 2006 Page #68  
igilantism and survivalism will be rampant, with many people fleeing popula 2006 Page #69  
ed public and media attention, and rampant speculation. The fact that much  2006 Page #83  
ting frustrated and the rumors ran rampant over the "monster" story. This p 2006 Page #93  
for this acceptance of fascism was rampant fear of communism , a virulent v 2008 Page #124  

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riedman, Linda Moulton Howe, Scott Ramsey and Stan Gordon. Photograph © 200 2004 Page #70  
hose families is businessman Scott Ramsey, Vice President of Sales and Mark 2004 Page #70  
he first time on the record, Scott Ramsey has told me what the policemen sa 2004 Page #72  
h. AUDIO EXCERPT # 2 ( 2:35) Scott Ramsey: "He (Police Officer) finally sai 2004 Page #72  
l research quickly led me to Scott Ramsey, a businessman from North Carolin 2004 Page #215  
wnst to a lot of folks in ufology, Ramsey had quietly been conducting his o 2004 Page #215  
y since 1988. Much to my surprise, Ramsey convinced me that new evidence wh 2004 Page #215  
n, who has since been convinced by Ramsey that there is something to the Az 2004 Page #215  
xico in the late 1940s.7 But it is Ramsey who has done the most to refute t 2004 Page #215  
 deceased, but each interviewed by Ramsey and others before their deaths, w 2004 Page #216  
ho were at the alleged crash site. Ramsey interviewed Farley in 2000. Farle 2004 Page #216  
o Hart Canyon Road to take a look. Ramsey recounts the rest of Farley's sto 2004 Page #216  
rash Retrieval Conference In 2003, Ramsey interviewed a dying Doug Nolan, w 2004 Page #217  
 object along the old highway 44." Ramsey continued: Doug also said — he wa 2004 Page #217  
so was discredited. In July, 1998, Ramsey, unwilling to accept the establis 2004 Page #219  
                        Aztec 1948 Ramsey discovered that there was indeed  2004 Page #220  
cords, which were classified until Ramsey got them de-classified, showed th 2004 Page #220  
r Force records that seemed odd to Ramsey. For example, in the first quarte 2004 Page #220  
 and some electrical transformers. Ramsey asked himself the logical questio 2004 Page #220  
esearch facilities in the area. As Ramsey notes, the three formed "a perfec 2004 Page #220  
the Flying Saucers.29 According to Ramsey, however, these installations wer 2004 Page #220  
inst air attack at Los Alamos," 31 Ramsey maintains that these were in fact 2004 Page #220  
 (with new ones being uncovered by Ramsey and others with each passing mont 2004 Page #223  
metheus Press,2001), p. 200-211. 4 Ramsey, Scott "Aztec crash / retrieval s 2004 Page #223  
imited, 2004, interview with Scott Ramsey, both in the film and in unused i 2004 Page #223  
and Aztec. 8 It must be noted that Ramsey is. following in the footsteps of 2004 Page #224  
 more than a few of the leads that Ramsey eventually followed up on. 9 Rams 2004 Page #224  
amsey eventually followed up on. 9 Ramsey, "Aztec crash / retrieval story r 2004 Page #224  
story revisited" p. 5; Aztec 1948, Ramsey interview. 10 Avec 1948, Ramsey i 2004 Page #224  
8, Ramsey interview. 10 Avec 1948, Ramsey interview. "Ibid. 12 Ibid. 13 Azt 2004 Page #224  
ew. "Ibid. 12 Ibid. 13 Aztec 1948; Ramsey, "Aztec crash retrieval story rev 2004 Page #224  
.nmsr.org/aztec.htm 26 Aztec 1948, Ramsey interview. v Ramsey, "Aztec crash 2004 Page #224  
26 Aztec 1948, Ramsey interview. v Ramsey, "Aztec crash retrieval story rev 2004 Page #224  
isited," pp. 4 — 5. 28 Aztec 1948, Ramsey interview. 29 Aztec 1948, Pflock  2004 Page #224  
, Pflock interview. 30 Aztec 1948, Ramsey interview. 31 Avec 1948, Pflock i 2004 Page #224  
.is hearing. GM: .Exactly! tvf\X/: Ramsey Clark is some ones whose name com 2007 Page #91  

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ht in this group photograph. Scott Ramsey's curiosity was provoked by tanta 2004 Page #70  
#21: Hart Canyon Mesa During Scott Ramsey's research about the three classi 2004 Page #72  
 which is what the documentary, or Ramsey's forthcoming book, or even, mayb 2004 Page #223  

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r General Gordon Edmund Williams . Ramstein AFB, Reinland-Pfalz, Germany ~  2009 Page #72  
ercules cargo aircraft assigned to Ramstein Air Base (AB), Reinland-Pfalz,  2009 Page #72  
ies on December 17, 2002, over the Ramstein AB tower, before retiring to th 2009 Page #72  
 General Williams took the tape to Ramstein , Germany -USAF and NATO headqu 2009 Page #73  
ounty, England. Bazley returned to Ramstein Air Base, Germany , in July 198 2009 Page #73  

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ds not far away. He and his sister ran home where they told their mother ab 2003 Page #54  
at Don had not run a copy. When we ran the copy and studied it, there was t 2003 Page #181  
Everyone jumped out of the car and ran to the embankment overlooking the br 2004 Page #35  
ct was known as Project Magnet. It ran from December 1950 to 82             2004 Page #85  
sh, was an electrical engineer who ran the Washington Institute of Technolo 2004 Page #90  
950s in the United States. Lundahl ran the National Photographic Interpreta 2004 Page #101  
nd the reason Sheriff Wilcox never ran for re- election was because he was  2004 Page #145  
ght of the crash Leo Bourassa, who ran Mount Weather where the President an 2004 Page #176  
he end of the Nixon regime. I even ran into Bob Haldeman who I knew, who wa 2004 Page #184  
ew Mexico, at El Vado. But then he ran into a problem. The Air Force record 2004 Page #220  
 as the) were, the three witnesses ran off. Later, as they were interviewed 2005 Page #31  
covered its eyes with its hand and ran back into the bushes by the side of  2005 Page #35  
h them he could see that the gouge ran into a ridge and then stopped. W/e c 2005 Page #155  
d colored fluids. A central column ran through the center of the craft, whi 2005 Page #166  
 of gravit) control. The Air Force ran thirty-three of those projects. Expe 2005 Page #173  
ed "it's a flying saucer!" as they ran up the road in hot pursuit of the ob 2006 Page #90  
n the path screaming in terror and ran off the farm. Within a half hour, th 2006 Page #90  
 getting frustrated and the rumors ran rampant over the "monster" story. Th 2006 Page #93  
r Union-Leader" from New Hampshire ran the headline, "Huge Monster on West  2006 Page #99  
 kind of a roar and bang. Everyone ran into the street." (3) At 8.38 p.m.,  2006 Page #120  
ect in the western sky and quickly ran back into the house for a pair of fi 2006 Page #120  
y heard the noise first of all and ran out into the road. They weren't the  2006 Page #127  
the only ones: all their neighbors ran out as well. It got louder and loude 2006 Page #127  
er was the radar site at that time ran at an average of 3 megawatts, that's 2006 Page #152  
esigned and helped install, but he ran the portion where he had actually he 2006 Page #154  
he techs all gathered together and ran outside toward the Breaks, the cliff 2006 Page #154  
t figure out what was happening. I ran outside and as I ran outside, there  2006 Page #154  
 happening. I ran outside and as I ran outside, there were two (discs) sitt 2006 Page #154  
spot in the radar. The radar techs ran through the trees over to the edge o 2006 Page #154  
ing different colors, different. I ran back inside and sat down because the 2006 Page #154  
im. Tom Sheppard watched as Toppen ran by into the administration office th 2006 Page #157  
 to the public. The list of guests ran the gamut: John Alexander, Linda Mou 2006 Page #203  
94 the Australian weekly Ne1v Idea ran a t'-.vo-page spread promoting some  2007 Page #60  
o n of Coffee Gro,vers of Columbia ran a series J of highly successful adve 2007 Page #61  
te, the NeIV York Times repeatedly ran a small box ad encouraging newsstand 2007 Page #67  
I estimated that the dimjnutive ad ran between fifty and one hundred times  2007 Page #67  
                  At the time they ran, the corporation 's CEO was a man na 2007 Page #76  
t featured a "spinal fairing" that ran from the canopy, and tapered back to 2007 Page #99  
mall black "non-sEp" walk-way that ran along the length of the fuselage, le 2007 Page #100  
ng rectangular shaped windows that ran along both sides of the fuselage (se 2007 Page #105  
lowed by a loud noise. Townspeople ran to the mountain and witnessed a burn 2007 Page #130  
ee on stairs. The three youngsters ran to the apartment yelling for their p 2007 Page #166  
 A KID. AND THEN YOUR MOM AND AUNT RAN OUTSIDE WHEN THEY HEARD THE RADIO AN 2007 Page #169  
od 's wife heard the explosion and ran outside to see what had happened. Sh 2008 Page #12  
trung together. Their descriptions ran from a rocket's engine to an artille 2008 Page #12  
g-damned camera!., Miller's family ran a gravel pit. Supposedly the gravel  2008 Page #53  
he MoD in the UK and for 3 years l ran their UFO project. My remit was to i 2008 Page #61  
n the Channel Islands UFO sighting ran to 9 pages. Compare that with previo 2008 Page #63  
ord Incident, where the case files ran to over 100 pages of documentation . 2008 Page #63  
UFO proved too quick and when they ran low on fuel. After the story broke o 2008 Page #67  
-selling national daily newspaper) ran the story on the front page under th 2008 Page #68  
Gate and on to a logging road that ran through the Rendlesham Forest where  2008 Page #80  
ses for a moment, but then my wife ran out and led me to the house. After t 2008 Page #100  
ssed his preanang ed landing spot, ran out of fuel and was captured after p 2008 Page #130  
on of Nazi financier Prescott Bush ran the nation. Vice President Bush took 2008 Page #142  
RV.-\ TIONS V ljITTlOtillt iirnnm_ ran D:1ovrnv lau~c{ • BOB BIGELOW'S PRIV 2008 Page #153  
e Office of Special Investigations ran out of possible plausible explanatio 2009 Page #18  

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 WSPG. Site LZp-1 was located at a ranc)| near Corona, approx. 75 miles nor 2003 Page #232  

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st were collapsed in the center. A ranch wife had told me that a virus had  2003 Page #45  
ing saucer" crashing on the Foster Ranch between Corona and Roswell the fir 2003 Page #98  
2-1 Army Finds Air Saucer '",r“ On Ranch in yeic Mexico 114                 2003 Page #118  
 Picked^, 5" HER ALD W/£XDrc Up on Ranch“tosurrll tJaily Rcrnri» RAAF Captu 2003 Page #119  
ent Johnson was at his White House ranch in Austin, Texas. A careful review 2003 Page #193  
b, the head of NASA arrived at the ranch at 9:50 the morning after the cras 2003 Page #193  
nor of Pennsylvania arrived at the ranch in afternoon. On Sunday night, thr 2003 Page #193  
at "RAAF Captures Flying Saucer on Ranch in Roswell Region." RAAF is of cou 2004 Page #134  
lonel Blanchard, had sent him to a ranch 131                                2004 Page #134  
ual debris spread across the sheep ranch where he was foreman. (It was the  2004 Page #135  
he was foreman. (It was the Foster ranch, on New Mexico Bureau of Land Mana 2004 Page #135  
had taken a CIC officer out to the ranch with him but couldn't remember the 2004 Page #135  
r wasn't released to return to the ranch for a week after reporting the exi 2004 Page #138  
g a picnic before returning to the ranch in Corona that night. This contrad 2004 Page #138  
s headed right toward Mac Brazel's ranch when it was lost. Other researcher 2004 Page #139  
p the unusual debris at the Brazel ranch, rushing home to wake up his wife  2004 Page #142  
for a week before returning to the ranch? Or did that never happen, as ranc 2004 Page #144  
es Webb, landed at Johnson's Texas ranch to meet with the President At almo 2004 Page #177  
oint Chiefs of Staff landed at the ranch to meet with Johnson. That afterno 2004 Page #177  
vernor of Pennsylvania flew to the ranch to meet with Johnson. When Johnson 2004 Page #177  
he night he stood out on his Texas ranch and watched Sputnik orbit overhead 2004 Page #177  
is of unknown origin on the Foster Ranch near Corona, New Mexico, my home t 2004 Page #240  
request my father to go out to the ranch and see what was there. My father  2004 Page #240  
ng Grounds: landing zone LZ-1 on a ranch near the town of Corona about 75 m 2005 Page #126  
. Jose Padilla's family lived on a ranch to the south of the town, in a tra 2005 Page #153  
o Jose's father Faustino, on whose ranch the craft had crashed. Shortly the 2005 Page #154  
 soldiers showed up on the Padilla Ranch, searching the road where the obje 2005 Page #157  
 wags rn the .11essonat Senn — GP !ranch ma.010 otoreres the WC Pgra) — for 2006 Page #35  
hore or Morse code. The Skinwalker Ranch and Others In 2005 a book by Kelle 2006 Page #200  
eported on a scientific study of a ranch that Bigelow had been interested i 2006 Page #200  
ved some information about another ranch, about fifty miles north of Pioche 2006 Page #200  
been reports of UFO sightings. The ranch was, historically, the site of man 2006 Page #200  
ights and early deaths. One of the ranch occupants told interesting stories 2006 Page #200  
d NIDS were later to buy a similar ranch in Utah that was showing very simi 2006 Page #200  
tigation. The investigation of the ranch by the NIDS team provided the mate 2006 Page #200  
d had been drained_. On the nearby ranch of Vern Stringfield, a month-old b 2007 Page #146  
vestigator Gilberto Rivera, Coyame ranch owner Jorge Gonzalez, and Coyame r 2007 Page #188  
 in the ground located in a cattle ranch known as "El Ahogadero." The dirt  2007 Page #190  
elderly gentleman who works at the ranch (Sr. Ramirez) that "about 30 or 40 2007 Page #190  

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tion about whether cattle had been ranched at the Test Site during the nucl 2006 Page #201  

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

ening plain. When I commented to a rancher about the huge raindrops I had e 2003 Page #46  
sh Retrieval Conference i Harassed Rancher who Located 'Saucer 1 Sorry He T 2003 Page #120  
The E.T. Facto?), I met an elderly rancher who lived in Corona, New Mexico. 2004 Page #75  
said he had known Mack Brazel, the rancher who found strange debris on his  2004 Page #75  
ence north of Roswell to check out rancher William "Mac" Brazel's report to 2004 Page #135  
arn that the rancher's son and the rancher referred to those symbols as "Ch 2004 Page #135  
all in at the base. Bessie Brazel, rancher Mac Brazel's daughter, said in a 2004 Page #137  
hat Bessie Brazel claimed that her rancher father, Mac Brazel, was never he 2004 Page #138  
 is supported by statements of the rancher who said he heard a massive expl 2004 Page #143  
rash in 1947, and who claimed that rancher Mac Brazel and a child who accom 2004 Page #143  
anch? Or did that never happen, as rancher Mac Brazel's daughter Bessie ins 2004 Page #144  
round vehicle. In Railroad Valley, rancher Carl Hanks rode his horse out of 2006 Page #79  

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

rkansas, 1970s. I think the Corona rancher's reference to a "horrible secre 2004 Page #79  
ls. Later, we would learn that the rancher's son and the rancher referred t 2004 Page #135  
 Walt Whitmore — and of course the rancher's son, the late Bill Brazel, who 2004 Page #138  
 out what it was. Bill Brazel, the rancher's son, was both credible and pre 2004 Page #143  
 Roswell sheriff who first saw the rancher's debris, has said that her gran 2004 Page #145  

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

es July 1-15, 1947 Section 7 Local ranchers Rodeo calf-roping Section 8 Rev 2003 Page #44  
ths before. Officer Valdez and the ranchers had never found any canine or i 2003 Page #143  
wspapers started illustrating what ranchers said they had seen, like this d 2004 Page #78  
ffecting survival of livestock and ranchers. No one knew how to manage dese 2005 Page #52  
n the scene. They included several ranchers and some men from a county road 2006 Page #79  

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

cattle found on Gomez' and others' ranches exhibited ligature marks on one  2003 Page #143  
miles wide, and there are only rwo ranches around here. You would have to g 2005 Page #68  

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 unease to grip some of the remote ranching communities. The Cimarron offic 2003 Page #143  

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

retired police sergeant Tony Dodd? Ranciles's views on this matter are illu 2006 Page #126  

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 not wanting to mix it up with the rancorous JFK research community-- littl 2009 Page #29  

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AFSWP, NEPA, AEC, ONR, NACA, JRDB, RAND, USAAF SAG and MIT, are deemed extr 2003 Page #28  
rookhaven National Laboratory, the RAND Corporation, the National Advisory  2004 Page #63  
 Churches , New World Foundation , Rand Institute, Stanford Research Instit 2008 Page #143  

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

w Mexico, USA 0 0 0 1 0 Researcher Randall Clement III, 23-4 Knowledge of C 2004 Page #113  
Colorado, USA 1 0 0 1 0 Researcher Randall Clement II, 20-21 AF technician  2004 Page #113  
lifornia, USA 0 0 0 1 0 Researcher Randall Clement II, 20 Officers saw fall 2004 Page #114  

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

said it was very unusual. ” Source:Randle/Schmitt on the debris recovered a 2003 Page #16  
c «l UTOx’ mifrtin Wtatfr KEVIN D. RANDLE 129                               2003 Page #133  
 example, "Case MJ-12" by Kevin D. Randle, who brings forth everything that 2003 Page #184  
of the Roswell Incident, and Kevin Randle, consistently a believer, have bo 2004 Page #136  
written by Air Force Captain Kevin Randle and Donald IL Schmitt, -who was t 2004 Page #136  
llen Hynek Center fix UFO Studies. Randle and Schmitt conducted their own 1 2004 Page #136  
 the government covered it up. The Randle and Schmitt book was the basis fo 2004 Page #137  
is for our Showtime film, Roswell. Randle and Schmitt later revised their t 2004 Page #137  
en shelves of a drawer. Of the two Randle/Schmitt books about Roswell, I fa 2004 Page #137  
rum up to that time. Since the two Randle/Schmitt books, many more books ha 2004 Page #137  
per. And he cautioned interviewers Randle and Schmitt: "If you fellows unco 2004 Page #139  
owned flying saucer. Captain Kevin Randle has argued, however, that if the  2004 Page #141  
tion in about 1990 by author Kevin Randle, stated that he still could not t 2004 Page #144  
 UFO Crash at Roswell, by Kevin D. Randle and Donald R. Schmitt The Truth a 2004 Page #149  
 UFO Crash at Roswell, by Kevin D. Randle and Donald R. Schmitt Crash at Co 2004 Page #149  
p. Like Pflock, for example, Kevin Randle has always stated that the lack o 2004 Page #224  
 Force coloneL I often wondered if Randle was aware of the irony of his opp 2004 Page #224  
nonymous source to back it op! See Randle, Kevin D., Case MJ-1 2: The True  2004 Page #224  
imited, 2002, interview with Kevin Randle. 4° Aztec 1918, Friedman intervie 2004 Page #224  
y UFO researchers such Major Kevin Randle who described his "pioneering res 2006 Page #17  
many never before published." Both Randle and Friedman subsequently distanc 2006 Page #17  
ash retrieval reported by Kevin D. Randle in Appendix A of A Histog of UFO  2006 Page #72  
 Histog of UFO Crashes by Kevin D. Randle. It lists an incident that occurr 2006 Page #86  
f the incident in the newspapers." Randle was unable to determine if the in 2006 Page #87  
 A History of UFO Crashes by Kevin Randle (Avon Books, NY, 1995). Supplemen 2006 Page #175  
I learned about it on December 8. (Randle lists the date as December 6.) Ze 2006 Page #177  
 Berliner, Stanton Friedman, Kevin Randle, Todd Zechel, the FBI, Charles Wi 2006 Page #179  
tt, Richard i'vl. Dolan, Dr. Kevin Randle, Don Schmitt, Jim Marrs, , Linda  2008 Page #3  
 The Las Vegas UFO Crash Dr. Kevin Randle ................ ................ 2008 Page #5  
he Las Vegas UFO Crash By Kevin D. Randle, Ph.D. Copyright 2008 Kevin D. Ra 2008 Page #7  
dle, Ph.D. Copyright 2008 Kevin D. Randle. Ph.D (www.Kev inRondle.blogspot. 2008 Page #7  
f of UFO Visits to Earth, Kevin D. Randle, Avon Books, 1995. The Strange St 2009 Page #56  
Force Base to UFO researcher Kevin Randle. She would not allow her name to  2009 Page #89  
she contacted UFO researcher Kevin Randle, but she was afraid to be identif 2009 Page #95  
art of her story was used in Kevin Randle 's book, The Truth About the UFO  2009 Page #95  
ny part of it. What she told Kevin Randle in 1990 was consistent with what  2009 Page #95  

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 the mysterious object reported by Randle's witness sounded very much like  2006 Page #87  

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

igators of the case, such as Jenny Randles, Margaret Fry, Tony Dodd and Mat 2006 Page #121  
the UFO authority and author Jenny Randles explains: "[T]n 1995, I was lect 2006 Page #125  
17, 1997. 17. Interview with Jenny Randles, March 28, 1997. 18. Ibid. 19. I 2006 Page #137  
0 Out of the Blue Book Cover Jenny Randles 68 In her 1991 book, Out of the  2008 Page #74  
ue, British UFO investigator Jenny Randles reported that residents in Orfor 2008 Page #74  
her men chased by a UFO out in the Randles ham forest. Then the night of Ja 2009 Page #81  

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RTUS STRUGHQL d/(AEROMEDTCAI. LAB, RANDOLPH FIELD). 7. Because of the strin 2003 Page #234  
 Wright Fie^ii, Patterson AAF, and Randolph Field for security reasons. It  2003 Page #234  
      Murder & Majestic 12 William Randolph Lovelace II Death • RV Answer:  2004 Page #208  
B at San Angelo, Kelly, Brooks and Randolph Air Force Bases near San Antoni 2006 Page #178  

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

n military base. This was not some random base at the time but was the "top 2003 Page #33  
cenarios as described here are not random possibilities plucked out of the  2006 Page #51  
l treatment of the procedures, and random number generators are yielding a  2006 Page #102  
 big place and, if UFOs crashed at random, they most likely would land in a 2007 Page #29  
it may be that UFOs don't crash at random. They may crash (or be shot clown 2007 Page #30  
otch area of a rwenry-something in random con\·ersation with an unseen parr 2007 Page #75  
fficial Apollo Program logo-adding random stars to the existing constellati 2008 Page #135  
ated. "To try and explain them via random processes results in odds of bill 2008 Page #135  
ns to one. I would not bet on the "random" side of these kind of odds ... " 2008 Page #135  
of publishing houses which include Random House, Ballantine Books, Del Rey, 2008 Page #143  
ooks, Vintage, The Modern Library, Random House Children 's Books, Fodor's  2008 Page #143  

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 you be able to find these systems randomly or would you need prior knowled 2007 Page #88  

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

oving toward the Laurelville area. Randy Overly and his friend were playing 2003 Page #58  
g a hissing sound in the distance. Randy recalled how they watched a slow m 2003 Page #58  
e in Area 51. I asked a colleague, Randy Koppang, to see if he could get a  2005 Page #173  
FB library. The librarian informed Randy that the report was removed from t 2005 Page #173  

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6 31i4 8, 1947 1. Brig. Gen, Roger Raney, left, and Col. Tb°m" DIII°Be look 2004 Page #236  

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n he arrived on June 3rd, Sprinkle rang the doorbell and, after a long paus 2003 Page #144  
and he picked up the phone when it rang. Laurie Wickens was on the other en 2004 Page #35  
rom her and hung up. But the phone rang again. This time it was an unidenti 2004 Page #35  
UFO. The Government Point location rang a bell with Chris because while int 2004 Page #43  
s nationwide. Two subsequent clues rang bells for Friedman that began to co 2004 Page #135  
ld receive a free copy. The phones rang off the hook on Monday mornings! In 2006 Page #204  

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 mountain in North Wales. Theories range from a UFO crash to a nuclear acci 2003 Page #75  
 North Wales: The Berwyn Mountains range is vast in size and the events of  2003 Page #75  
3. Roswell and White Sands Missile Range to Socorro and Plains of San Agust 2003 Page #98  
regions is the White Sands Missile Range. Magdalena and Socorro are at the  2003 Page #99  
duced by the Bi/Mg metal is in the range expected from an energetic chemica 2003 Page #112  
 swooping about the small mountain range inside the base about a mile from  2003 Page #142  
tern world. It is a small mountain range honeycombed with tunnels and shaft 2003 Page #142  
howed them his view of the Manzano range and the base. He also showed them  2003 Page #145  
iles fired from Alamogordo Special Range or White Sands." RG 341, Entry 174 2003 Page #158  
on. The craft are described with a range of dimensions, ports, lights, land 2003 Page #173  
no shape, size O Multiple looks in range would do it Downed satellite major 2003 Page #186  
 been abducted, seen UFOs at close range or are on the project. When do we  2003 Page #188  
 was recovered at the Woomera Test Range that was described as being a sphe 2004 Page #15  
missile to shoot down a plane at a range of 20,000 yards at an altitude of  2004 Page #66  
ern end of the White Sands Missile Range in July 1947. The site is called L 2004 Page #79  
rn part of the White Sands Missile Range, but this cannot be confirmed." Di 2004 Page #80  
 in the fall of 1952 with new long range radar that had just been developed 2004 Page #103  
eces of the stuff while riding the range, years after the army had come by  2004 Page #143  
ighbor's son who liked to ride the range with Mac, named Dee Proctor.) 140  2004 Page #143  
iefing For The White Sands Missile Range Pioneers, Produced By Paul Davids  2004 Page #149  
f 100 objects sighted • • Temporal range brief, spatial distribution huge • 2004 Page #165  
 defence industry • Despite a wide range of projects they are linked by a c 2004 Page #200  
 one of two types in the 120-135mm range, though a 100mm wide-angle lens wa 2004 Page #234  
iers connect fuel hose at the test range. •. •. t I I t 1' 'f; ' 1111• , .. 2005 Page #50  
y The Desert Experimental Research Range was established in 1933 b) Preside 2005 Page #52  
Herbert Hoover "as an agricultural range experiment station," covering 87 s 2005 Page #52  
-lands, so the Desert Experimental Range was "created to help fill that kno 2005 Page #52  
dedicated the "Desert Experimental Range" as pan: of the international netw 2005 Page #54  
NVESTIGATiONS , \/ICINITY OF DUERT RANGE EXPERIMENTAL STATION, BAKER. IIIU. 2005 Page #60  
Investigations, Vicinity of Desert Range Experimental Station, Baker, :Mill 2005 Page #61  
 to the remote Desert Experimental Range included: -Army Intelligence from  2005 Page #62  
ain critical information on a wide range of important government activities 2005 Page #84  
ergy for the world economy; then a range of possibilities arises that is co 2005 Page #85  
nown as the White Sands l'vlissile Range. Established on July 9, 1945 as th 2005 Page #125  
 over the White Sands missile test range; accounts of at least three UFO cr 2005 Page #131  
what is today \Vhire Sands Missile Range. Two weeks after the recovery, fou 2005 Page #157  
 amount of current in the milliamp range. There was no derailed explanation 2005 Page #171  
mplate appears to be generic for a range of MJ-12 Group projects including  2006 Page #23  
/78. Pinecastle Electronic Warfare Range Tracking Stabon, 32 miles SE of Oc 2006 Page #28  
to intercept. Pilot fires at close range, no damage. Pilot makes second pas 2006 Page #28  
rt,".,d imagcs, Inside Nellis Test Range (leaked to Hard Copy) • About 15 f 2006 Page #30  
ut attempted, first, to identify a range of critical uncertainties that wou 2006 Page #48  
 it is necessary to develop a full range of fundamental scenarios that woul 2006 Page #50  
 each stakeholder group across the range of scenario worlds. That part of t 2006 Page #51  
n participants represented a broad range of professions and personal intere 2006 Page #57  
 Religion Religious reaction would range from trusting/welcoming through ca 2006 Page #58  
h government and science on a wide range of big-budget projects aimed at co 2006 Page #64  
ld prepare for the widest possible range of contingencies. Behind 61        2006 Page #64  
ll be essential — the alternatives range from chaos to tyranny. - Science w 2006 Page #69  
rea 51. As soon as he was in radio range of Groom Lake, he transmitted as m 2006 Page #74  
 launches over the Pacific Missile Range proved the viability of the system 2006 Page #77  
erly heading over the Quinn Canyon Range and Railroad Valley. The rocket pu 2006 Page #79  
ional units at nearby Tonopah Test Range (fit), the existence of the F-117A 2006 Page #81  
ld be examined at relatively close range during air shows and to an even gr 2006 Page #84  
in. Each of these pathogens have a range of sizes depending on their molecu 2006 Page #113  
nt occurred on the Berwyn Mountain range in North Wales that for some withi 2006 Page #119  
up of men were out on the mountain range hunting hares with powerful lamps. 2006 Page #121  
 having been found on the mountain range may have had their origins in the  2006 Page #121  
 the car and had a look across the range to where the crash supposedly happ 2006 Page #125  
 day. Corwen is part of the Berwyn range. From where their house is, if you 2006 Page #127  
as helped with this book by a wide range of experts from various different  2006 Page #131  
lations. It would have been within range of Brownsville civilian radar, but 2006 Page #133  
 from UFO sightings on or near the range. (Howe's emphasis.) Guidance syste 2006 Page #140  
peratives from White Sands Missile Range and the Naval Research Lab housed  2006 Page #141  
lse acquisition radar, which had a range of — well, never mind — anyway, I  2006 Page #145  
 23: Map of Grown Lake and Papoose Range, Nellis AFB 41\lellis Air Force Ra 2006 Page #150  
ge, Nellis AFB 41\lellis Air Force Range and Nuclear Testing Site in which  2006 Page #150  
 Groom Lake and inside the Papoose Range.) I learned about this from the so 2006 Page #150  
 Groom Lake and inside the Papoose Range. Slide 25: Map of Cedar City and C 2006 Page #151  
 of detecting aircraft at 150 mile range at 20,000 ft elevation. By the lat 2006 Page #170  
e radar sets capable of a 200 mile range at 40,000 ft. It is reasonable to  2006 Page #170  
ther at the limit of the detection range of the radar at Dow AFB, then at t 2006 Page #171  
ing the upper speed limit for long range Soviet bomber aircraft in 1950, bu 2006 Page #171  
kies," there was an AN/TPS-1B long range search radar that came "on line" a 2006 Page #171  
ate a radar system for its maximum range operation, it is quite likely that 2006 Page #171  
ready operating with some standard range capability as an air traffic contr 2006 Page #171  
 Watery Roswell? to 10,000 ft at a range of 120 miles. At closer ranges it  2006 Page #172  
 from Loring AFB by a radar with a range of 200 miles, then the initial det 2006 Page #172  
ring the limit of a 120 mile radar range. If they had been traveling at 600 2006 Page #172  
h, they would have been beyond the range of the Limestone radar 169         2006 Page #172  
 area of Texas. This is beyond the range of typical radar installations of  2006 Page #178  
d locations) without exceeding the range of the radar. PART 4: DISCONNECTED 2006 Page #178  
peakers and videos covering a wide range of topics of interest. In addition 2006 Page #193  
nges and bananas ... check out our range of UFO's. It makes shopping with t 2007 Page #60  
craft may have been that of a long range reconnaissance bomber. All of the  2007 Page #107  
tally do away for the need of long range bombers, escort fighter aircraft,  2007 Page #107  
iginated from A\·on Park Air Force Range located 100 miles Southeast of Mac 2007 Page #109  
n 1944 they flew a six engine long range bomber undetected 11 miles up the  2007 Page #111  
vere sent to \Xlhite Sands Missile Range under "Operacion Paperdip". The re 2007 Page #111  
l'viounrain of the Berwyn Mountain range east of the \'Velsh viUage. NORiH  2007 Page #149  
rinity Site at White Sands Missile Range. That's where one of the July 1947 2007 Page #160  
de Coyote Canyon's restricted test range between August 8 and September 3,  2007 Page #174  
r 3, 1980. That highly secure test range is used by the U. S. Air Force Wea 2007 Page #174  
C .Aerial Lights in Restncted Test Range . AF'OSI Oct 1700 Kirtlard AFB NM  2007 Page #174  
d Aerial Lights in Restricted Test Range." "CR 44 Applies." 168             2007 Page #174  
artment of Defense Restricted Test Range .... "At approximately 2350 hours, 2007 Page #176  
rash, we took along with us a wide range of digital video and audio recordi 2007 Page #188  
 "represents something outside the range of present-day technological de\·e 2007 Page #195  
 fences of part of a Nellis firing range, they called off the search. 2     2008 Page #8  
ted that object (over] the western range -but there was no noise. Denver ce 2008 Page #9  
thing from the White Sands Missile Range in southern New Mexico. He said th 2008 Page #12  
s were made all the time on a wide range of subjects. It was a subjective b 2008 Page #62  
side documents and files on a vast range of other fascinating subjects incl 2008 Page #62  
riod 1975 to 1999 and cover a wide range of material, including both policy 2008 Page #64  
st chart. The documents themselves range from February 1942 to as late as a 2008 Page #105  
eimer are quite outside a credible range for consideration. However , word  2008 Page #108  
 well ""'""""oo outside the likely range :-; QD sentence length Opplt (21.7 2008 Page #119  
he act's sweeping proposals, which range from forcing teachers to conform t 2008 Page #142  
and booster vehicle propulsion and range factors from OS1 as augmented inte 2009 Page #19  
chev reaching agreement on a broad range of issues concerning sharing UFOs  2009 Page #42  
y, one quickly recognizes that the range of experiences is so vast it liter 2009 Page #154  

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icron thicknesses. Those inquiries ranged from the Director of Material Sci 2003 Page #110  
 ships, and estimates of its speed ranged from five miles per hour to more  2004 Page #28  
hrome look to it. I would say size ranged anywhere from 15 feet across to 1 2006 Page #153  
s and many others. Specific topics ranged from UFO sightings, foreign resea 2006 Page #196  

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CCC, was established near the DRES rangeland . By 1935, the CCC had constru 2005 Page #53  

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government history about the site, rangelands during the severe drought yea 2005 Page #52  

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

 Wilhelm Reich Museum bookstore in Rangeley, Maine. The publication, whkh c 2005 Page #93  
o an area just outside the town of Rangeley in rural southern Maine in the  2005 Page #94  
ume A -XI -E, The Einstein Affair. Rangeley, Maine: Orgone Institute Press, 2005 Page #105  
ich, \V/.: Contact lf:1/ith Space. Rangeley, Maine: Orgone Institute Press, 2005 Page #105  

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elicopter , Hughes 500 or Bell Jet Ranger have "powe,jul landing lights," a 2008 Page #54  

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

 but still not outside terrestrial ranges for magnesium metal. 104          2003 Page #108  
 not outside terrestrial magnesium ranges. Ion Microprobe analysis by Dr. E 2003 Page #109  
under whose authority weapons test ranges were established and operated and 2004 Page #65  
usual adult of their height-weight ranges. The cause of death was listed as 2006 Page #110  
ery team is not known. Speculation ranges from a chemical released from the 2006 Page #136  
ters and radar and setting the new ranges because a 10 megawatt radar site  2006 Page #154  
at a range of 120 miles. At closer ranges it could detect aircraft at highe 2006 Page #172  
 up into the sky over the mountain ranges to the north as they described st 2007 Page #191  
l on part of the extensive gunnery ranges controlled by the Air Force. Intr 2008 Page #7  
the restricted airspace of various ranges over the sea. Needless to say, on 2008 Page #66  
dar signals from moving targets at ranges as great as 2000 nautical miles ( 2008 Page #73  
magnetic energy in these frequency ranges than HAARP, for example, could ev 2008 Page #77  
n the Cerbat and Hualapai mountain ranges, the city of Kingman, Arizona was 2009 Page #48  

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nd seven were detonated on towers, ranging from 100 to 300 feet in height.  2005 Page #39  
been called everything imaginable, ranging from American Hero to outright f 2005 Page #82  
at it was simple unexpected things ranging from loose bolts, to ingested bi 2006 Page #11  
. I examined the remaining debris, ranging in size from tiny fragments to p 2006 Page #84  
from 1991-1994 and later, patients ranging in age from twelve to sixty-nine 2006 Page #109  
ts have the diameter of the object ranging from thirty to forty-five feet.  2009 Page #135  
 had been carried out with charges ranging from 0.06 lb. to 600 in. weight. 2009 Page #166  

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76 ■Iran • As tne F-4 approacneo a rani;;e ot 1------------125 NM he lost a 2009 Page #143  

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 in charge “regardless of apparent rank or status"; no one can interfere pe 2003 Page #177  
 the wording, giving Wedemeyer the rank as ambassador and selection of miss 2003 Page #204  
SA 1 1 1 1 0 Researchers Dr. Peter Rank and Lois Kukick III, 4-5 Witness wa 2004 Page #112  
ferson DuBose, who in 1947 had the rank of Colonel but later was a Brigadie 2004 Page #142  
te, and the OIC is of full Colonel rank. If possible, Spetsnaz are dispatch 2004 Page #169  
of living EBEs, an officer of Flag rank is often summoned to supervise the  2004 Page #170  
 preliminary, but officers of flag rank make well-documented examination ,  2004 Page #171  
n is a British official of Cabinet rank... Death of Dorothy Kilgallen • Fat 2004 Page #206  
en space technolog) would probably rank as the deepest Black \X/orld projec 2005 Page #167  
es, and the failure to progress in rank beyond Staff Sergeant. Stone's conf 2006 Page #17  
al who wore civilian clothes whose rank he was never told but whom he calle 2006 Page #18  
 be led by military officers where rank dictates authority. However, the 'C 2006 Page #18  
distinguishing uniforms specifying rank since they were given "Top priority 2006 Page #18  
times regardless of their apparent rank or status. No person has the author 2006 Page #18  
hin the NSA were officers with the rank of Captain who would not operate th 2006 Page #22  
n is a British official of Cabinet rank who prefers to remain unidentified. 2007 Page #136  
ternat1on:illy known award o! lite rank of commondc:r conductor 011d music  2009 Page #182  

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ery small, closed circle of highly ranked general staff officers and civili 2004 Page #65  
oss the United States. It was also ranked as one of the biggest news storie 2006 Page #90  
ficially acknowledged (it has been ranked medium-to-high level of authentic 2009 Page #41  
mined to be authentic (it has been ranked medium-to-high level of authentic 2009 Page #42  

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eir heads. He began by calling the ranking base security officer, Colonel E 2003 Page #145  
both Admiral of the Fleet (highest ranking officer in the British Navy), an 2004 Page #53  
sumed the role of the UK's highest ranking critic of excessive UFO secrecy, 2004 Page #53  
 most important sources was a high ranking officer at White Sands Proving G 2004 Page #61  
w the reality of saucers. One high ranking official at the Embassy wrote Sm 2004 Page #90  
ave said he was shown by some high ranking U.S. official or scientist. 2. T 2004 Page #98  
rovided by Alexander Orlov, a high ranking Soviet Secret police (NKVD) offi 2004 Page #153  
s, despite the possibility of high ranking military personnel at the scene, 2006 Page #18  
onals, space scientists and a high ranking military officer. Michael Lindem 2006 Page #48  
ommendations co debunk UFOs, lower ranking intelligence officers knew the p 2007 Page #18  
rial. lntroduoed. • to stop higher ranking officers from snooping ink TS fi 2007 Page #52  
· ■ Usually to committee chair and ranking member; maybe ·one or two• other 2007 Page #52  
r Attorney General which is a high ranking legal position and he served und 2007 Page #91  

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ace, for good or ill, in the first ranks of ufology's crashed saucer cases. 2004 Page #223  
nguished by their abilit) to close ranks and ensure ideological conformity  2005 Page #76  
eich's departure from the Freudian ranks created a backlash of resentment a 2005 Page #89  
ere so highly important that their ranks were made up of handpicked men and 2009 Page #155  

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n alto. Ktirs central eraver.a.i: ,ranoires1 tams. Upon forth*, triviPatiga 2006 Page #29  

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spen, CO 1966, someone (Military?) ransacked plane before rescuers arrived  2004 Page #207  
ence handed over to authorities or ransacked from private files. The FBl is 2005 Page #131  

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igence Establishment by Harry Howe Ransom, ©1970. The preface begins with t 2009 Page #11  
e that need to be deleted from the Ransom book. The entire document by "L.C 2009 Page #11  
 The Intelligence Establishment by Ransom. The purpose was to not use the h 2009 Page #13  
 against the publications of Harry Ransom as well as selected publications  2009 Page #14  

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nged from the published preface of Ransom's book. The bold is words that ne 2009 Page #11  

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ork, Reich's detractors accuse and rant, exposing the madness they perceive 2005 Page #102  

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Jav3 ror l'ec.bn1c1• J. r1• Sn.od2:raos: dated 16 October 1945. To: 'l'cchn 2009 Page #175  

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nd edited by Boyd Higgins, M., and Raphael, C.: Passion of Yo"th: An Alftob 2005 Page #105  

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mic :lSJ)('C'I auoci:1trd in ~co:,:raphic \puc:. C'\'nlu1io11:1 r~ lime. :i 2005 Page #107  

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these Bi/Mg and water reactions. A rapid and complete reaction takes place  2003 Page #115  
olossal "G" forces associated with rapid acceleration and deceleration of t 2004 Page #147  
eavily on scientific community for rapid threat assessment and communicatio 2006 Page #59  
would be pressed by government for rapid assessment but would hold out for  2006 Page #59  
t would its characteristics be? 1. Rapid incubation period - VHFs 2. Rapid  2006 Page #112  
 Rapid incubation period - VHFs 2. Rapid O/D (onset/death) some retroviruse 2006 Page #112  
telligence team capability to gain rapid access, regardless of location, to 2007 Page #134  
bling Act. The Real ID Act and the rapid growth of surveillance technology  2008 Page #123  
 in Russia that supp011ed Hitler's rapid rise to power. The 1931 collapse o 2008 Page #126  
the Third World, where changes are rapid and often violent. The fate of all 2009 Page #19  
ssary but not sufficient. First, a rapid budget increase is apt to lead to  2009 Page #21  

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

 sulfuric acid. But the element is rapidly dissolved by either dilute or co 2003 Page #106  
anual, and this is what I will now rapidly summarize in the next 29 slides, 2003 Page #171  
Trs&sa ha tahaa with rogor* to tha rapidly datortawtiwg attaaMo Ghlaa* W ar 2003 Page #220  
 ateuld &□ botso silk —jar* to tto rapidly datarlarstiag aitaatl — lx Obgrr 2003 Page #221  
should be taken with regard to the rapidly deteriorating situation in China 2003 Page #224  
•Mould bo taken with regard to the rapidly Aotorlor@tl@^ situation in Ohlaa 2003 Page #228  
e should take with relation to the rapidly deteriorating situation in China 2003 Page #230  
 to be losing altitude, though not rapidly. The object that these lights we 2004 Page #34  
at could easily keep pace with our rapidly moving V-2 rockets and all other 2004 Page #61  
 man-sized use (but it's expanding rapidly both ways) ■ Engineers like to u 2005 Page #4  
 situation, the person may decease rapidly if he finds himself in the condi 2005 Page #34  
e energy, but unable to absorb it, rapidly reflects the energy. Simply put, 2005 Page #90  
Shrewsbury. NJ Opect nyfeet above, rapidly climbs away. • 7178 Security per 2006 Page #28  
 truth and informed opinions would rapidly proliferate, fanning public conf 2006 Page #59  
m; vertical polarity. Signal moved rapidly up the D/F scope indicating a ra 2006 Page #200  
idly up the D/F scope indicating a rapidly moving signal source." The skept 2006 Page #200  
 sharp turn upwards and climbed up rapidly in a fantastic maneuver. We foll 2007 Page #194  
 years. The object approached them rapidly and then passed directly overhea 2008 Page #12  
duces unconsciousness smoothly and rapidly and has been called "truth serum 2008 Page #90  
off the horizon. The objects moved rapidly in sharp angular movements and d 2008 Page #94  
 of excitement, however, the story rapidly vanished into large-scale obscur 2008 Page #98  
plied UFO technology is developing rapidly and in unexpected ways. With eac 2009 Page #20  

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57 years reaponee to caro. I-ateat rapnrta old. entered the Naval Hoanltal  2003 Page #91  

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r its work. Why is it authentic? □ Rare Double Top Secret Stamp □ FDR langu 2003 Page #27  
ties , NE102 □ Accurate unique and rare personnel □ Correlation with other  2003 Page #29  
 and retrieved from the archives □ Rare and valuable insight into the enigm 2003 Page #29  
ecords phone calls through 11 PM - rare • From -10:00 AM straight through t 2003 Page #156  
 Fuselage or cigar shape o Reports rare o 2000 feet long, 95 feet thick, no 2003 Page #174  
enticity because it was one of the rare errors that emerged from the old Mo 2003 Page #179  
 2. The ***TOP SECRET*** format is rare, especially given the file number 0 2003 Page #210  
 night may be one of the extremely rare cases where "something concrete" ma 2004 Page #41  
livia in 1977, while searching for rare orchids, which was a hobby of his.  2004 Page #99  
hter jets are not summoned save in rare instances. All possible efforts are 2004 Page #169  
ulc. The phenomena themselve s are rare, and often authorities rirucule the 2005 Page #117  
ter in 1984-in the odd manner that rare UFO admissions can lead to retracti 2005 Page #123  
 of creating a bogus story is very rare. Indeed, there are good indications 2005 Page #132  
Zingers (obscure facts or actions, rare verifiable subtlety, accurate oddne 2005 Page #135  
In essence, a zinger is a verified rare subtlety of the case or document th 2005 Page #136  
at follow-persists. Put simply: on rare occasions craft from nonhuman sourc 2005 Page #143  
 gentleman from who he purchased a rare clip of the late Eh-is, Live on sta 2005 Page #145  
ld be expected to have more of the rare but very important very heavy metal 2006 Page #7  
tudying star spectra that they are rare. They also have very special proper 2006 Page #7  
lso abundant supplies of so-called rare earths, many used in the electronic 2006 Page #7  
the Lake Gunterville Lodge I had a rare UFO sighting. From the balcony of m 2006 Page #202  
                                 A rare mutation among the human natives of 2008 Page #102  
 looking for a "zinger," a word so rare as to be totally associable with on 2008 Page #109  

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

had no way of knowing, but in more rarefied circles the Director was someti 2005 Page #96  

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xtremely improbable as signatories rarely refer to themselves in such a man 2003 Page #209  
ness of all, the one the debunkers rarely, if ever, mention in connection w 2004 Page #217  
.I significant is the fact that we rarely get specific, logical, scientific 2005 Page #131  
ject and just ask him to study it. Rarely was he given an answer. They want 2005 Page #174  
 decades or centuries to come, yet rarely mentioned around the water cooler 2006 Page #61  
 may be that once in a while (very rarely) a molecule spontaneously convert 2006 Page #114  
 the physical "leaked" document is rarely useful. This morning, however, we 2008 Page #104  
l linguistic techniques , there is rarely certainty. For example , we have  2009 Page #11  

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) PAGE:0010 MATTER. OF THE LINE TO RARGESA, TIMOTHY ECOTT ASKED HIM WRAP EX 2004 Page #24  

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e Navy's Version ..414 woe v.... • rargrarroll ?yr • r••••=.7.., r , • *or. 2006 Page #39  

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per doi: whistlc,n he 5~irl. Snod:;ras.~ of. Cincin11ati, ls further· ··con 2009 Page #183  

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Y CLOSE To THE AREA, HAVE GOT SXIN RASEES, AND SOME OF THEM ARE RAv/NO VERY 2004 Page #24  

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of •tint bcliexcr". / - .hr "I l(H rash al Ro.wiir * TOP SBCRET • EYES OSLY 2003 Page #132  
in 6. "Something completely new" A rash of consultations ensued at the CDC, 2006 Page #111  
is. Notably, there was a veritable rash of reports in the year 1960 alone.  2007 Page #139  
ricans wonder why there has been a rash of school shootings and teen suicid 2008 Page #141  

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

. Symptoms included dementia, skin rashes, boils on the skin, aching stomac 2003 Page #163  
. Symptoms included dementia, skin rashes, boils on the skin, aching stomac 2004 Page #17  

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

SK.~ U..J.:A5EO u,o ·s.::ou1s-. r ,rAsr l./11,,NT ~l~Y .S4rtL.Ltrrs "' ~IT  2009 Page #115  

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acHiness. l!.JameK M.i1.rion ~nod;;rass, eniit1cl;r for it C.:indrrn:nl, 0. 2009 Page #180  

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

d and conspiracy theorists smelt a rat. But at a cost of around £3M all the 2008 Page #64  
luoride, previously used only as a rat poison. The Nazi SS placed fluoride  2008 Page #140  
tion , in honor of the Nazi ODESSA rat line used "by acquaintance of mine." 2008 Page #141  
cou.1,4r•o• S-'AK'ff ,#1: rWE.rn&A.rat.~ :;.,r r::x,:i,t $4UU,,{" Sl&IT• ,: 2009 Page #126  

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thsr aoBawrw* that goaml Vadaaogor ratan via laraa for a brlaf wnrrejr of a 2003 Page #220  
ootart Mend, either as toemtv 13er:ratan, or Dietense ur Undosacretorr at D 2006 Page #30  

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e object did not descend at a high rate of speed, but appeared more like a  2003 Page #58  
arted the Kecksburg area at a high rate of speed. *In 1990 previous to the  2003 Page #61  
hat is the official account at any rate. It is the contention of this paper 2003 Page #85  
s for the flame test, the reaction rate was increased by producing the reac 2003 Page #114  
n a southern course, moving at the rate of about forty-five or fifty miles  2004 Page #32  
d this was not one of them. At any rate since Lawrence Smith's boat was in  2004 Page #39  
nes seemed to crash at an alarming rate between early May and end of July 1 2004 Page #82  
nate plant seeds at an accelerated rate while a slightly modified version s 2005 Page #90  
rovide an objective methodology to rate the authenticity of the crash retri 2005 Page #134  
 process to fairly and effectively rate each case for authenticit y. We ha\ 2005 Page #135  
e object, travehng at a phenomenal rate of speed This Air Force let was ngh 2006 Page #28  
g story a crash event that I would rate as neutral in my book Megic Eyes On 2006 Page #47  
(Hantavirus), with a 62% mortality rate. Due to the disease vectors, at the 2006 Page #110  
tition frequency of 600 cps; sweep rate of r rpm; vertical polarity. Signal 2006 Page #200  
ded a telegram co the Secretary of rate, \"X/ashington , DC. Classified Sec 2007 Page #142  
 in a vertical direction at a high rate of speed. The guard was a former he 2007 Page #176  
many important past events. At any rate, this illustrates one aspect of the 2009 Page #24  
 level, and took off at an extreme rate of speed and John and I stood up. N 2009 Page #67  

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

ssified item in the United States, rated higher than the hydrogen bomb (whi 2004 Page #89  
by the S. E. , H. Vornon , Incorpo rated, paper company , whose addre.:,s i 2007 Page #46  

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

rttar aa— , ttat Cl—aral Watoaaysr raters via Xar— far a tolaf aui'wy af sa 2003 Page #221  

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there is no emergency, this action rates as the very lowest method of breed 2003 Page #87  
o me: "The Bi-Mg sample gave count rates of Mg+ ions which were enhanced si 2003 Page #109  
ork for the legal community. Their rates can approach $300 an hour and thei 2004 Page #250  
orner of the neighborhood. Special rates for a week on Earth... side trips  2006 Page #7  
ucing the relatively high casualty rates we were encountering in amphibious 2009 Page #176  

Word: "rather", 72 instance(s) (Back to Top)

96 Note the adjective southwestern rather than the presumably correct south 2003 Page #29  
e wording he used, "little people" rather than ET, alien or non-human. The  2003 Page #31  
inement at Bethesda Naval Hospital rather than the Menninger Clinic. The de 2003 Page #90  
nd to be displaced around bismuth, rather than passing through it. Bismuth  2003 Page #107  
, Section 13 shows that they had a rather specific plan for securing the ar 2003 Page #176  
. Although a dish radar puts out a rather wide angled beam, the returns fro 2003 Page #183  
" to find the evidence for fakery, rather than to say, "You haven't proven  2003 Page #184  
Manual 1-01 or issues of fakery, a rather significant omission. Scooping up 2003 Page #184  
tain the original. Unless you feel rather strongly about the matter... I wi 2003 Page #204  
tain the briginal. Unless you feel rather strongly about the matter and ina 2003 Page #216  
 employee, continued to puzzle me. Rather than indicating an outright hoax, 2004 Page #14  
 cast the lines off of their boats rather than untying from the dock and pu 2004 Page #38  
re institution that has knowledge. Rather it is only specialized components 2004 Page #63  
 Magnet. In 1950 I was attending a rather slow-moving broadcasting conferen 2004 Page #89  
ent is much ado about nothing — or rather much ado about some Scotch tape a 2004 Page #133  
aining Roswell away, including the rather silly crash dummy report that sug 2004 Page #140  
y has experienced for decades. Dan Rather took the bait he was offered. Man 2004 Page #141  
tem and were sent to Ft. Bellevoir rather than Wright Patterson Air Force B 2004 Page #141  
RASH RETRIEVAL IN USSR • This is a rather difficult section to write as the 2004 Page #168  
 was found near Sverdlovsk, with a rather damaged corpse of an EBE (type?)  2004 Page #172  
 and its lens, he came back with a rather startling result. In taking the f 2004 Page #233  
ot because encounters slowed down. Rather, an Executive Order by President  2005 Page #74  
ing as "The Media," or "Academia." Rather, there are medias and academic ni 2005 Page #76  
ed White House meeting of July 16, rather than following it as previousl y  2005 Page #97  
 to a great mind finally derailed, rather than even considering them seriou 2005 Page #102  
Book? It was a publicly announced, rather low-security inv~stigation of the 2005 Page #124  
reels of film from the same batch, rather than exactly the same scenes that 2005 Page #149  
 when I left home until I returned rather than going back and forth to home 2006 Page #10  
were small Earth Excursion Modules rather than the interstellar very large  2006 Page #10  
cities and am watching for traffic rather than looking to the skies. I chec 2006 Page #11  
the covert system that created it, rather than evidence of it being a moder 2006 Page #16  
sibilities plucked out of the air. Rather, our approach began with a carefu 2006 Page #51  
g extant claims of alien activity. Rather, it was an attempt to develop the 2006 Page #51  
it of a foreign dignitary (boring) rather than a paradigm -crashing intrusi 2006 Page #58  
upation with the NHI might subside rather quickly. The sense of familiarity 2006 Page #58  
f overwhelming threat or ultimatum rather than overt warfare, global allian 2006 Page #68  
e transported by air from Wendover rather than trucked directly to Area 51. 2006 Page #75  
ajestic Documents 14 include three rather specific and significant referenc 2006 Page #103  
ence supporting their reality, but rather try to relate this to the medical 2006 Page #115  
 to do with them. But she found it rather odd that they were so small! She  2006 Page #129  
 an example of a UFO landing event rather than a crash, there are several i 2006 Page #132  
d States, in the New England area, rather than over Alaska. The fact that f 2006 Page #168  
n, based on notes made at the time rather than upon memories years afterwar 2006 Page #168  
ation at Loring AFB (see map), but rather at the limit of the detection ran 2006 Page #171  
st to the northern border of Maine rather than by radar at Dow AFB, well so 2006 Page #171  
0 objects ("aircraft") flying at a rather high altitude (32,000 ft) and tra 2006 Page #172  
t the location was not Laredo, but rather near Del Rio, about 150 miles nor 2006 Page #176  
 facilitator of general discussion rather than a researcher of specific eve 2006 Page #181  
m the pages of a Mother Goose tale rather than from a UFO. It led me to sus 2007 Page #64  
WHOSE CEl.lll:\R PHO'.\![ WOllD mu RATHER ow~? 1.-••~ 1', I .-, •• C. • fo  2007 Page #74  
is, whose cellular phone would you rather own?" AT&T's, of course, because  2007 Page #74  
ce . So I did it all by experience rather than qualifications. MW: When wou 2007 Page #78  
erence that you did this in the US rather than the UK. l know that some hac 2007 Page #89  
Today, Moon Dust no longer exists. Rather, it has been replaced by a projec 2007 Page #144  
'T THAT 1MPLY THE POSSIBILITY THAT RATHER THAN A CRASH, THIS \'!J\S UKE A M 2007 Page #171  
ece of alien machinery per se, but rather a side-effect caused perhaps by t 2007 Page #194  
were actually nothing of the sort. Rather, they were literal demons, ingeni 2008 Page #35  
ved up to see 3-inch lettering -or rather symbols -that stretched for the l 2008 Page #82  
the peasants saw to the Northwest, rather high above the horizon, some stra 2008 Page #98  
vastation had exploded in mid-air, rather than having slammed into the grou 2008 Page #100  
today be called a "white paper," a rather broad speculative opinion from an 2008 Page #106  
e the presence of aliens here in a rather broad maimer. The letter consists 2008 Page #106  
+ some indices ■Dr. Carole Chaski: rather complete syntax analysis plus com 2008 Page #116  
ng that was being threatened , but rather only to attack that which seemed  2008 Page #130  
alignment of the stars and planets rather than on any non-sectarian scienti 2008 Page #135  
 must accept it as supporting data rather than raw intelligence . Our failu 2009 Page #16  
et net estimate handled by the NSC rather than the Board of Estimates or th 2009 Page #19  
e not engaged in an arms race, but rather in a race of perfecting an integr 2009 Page #21  
s like a preliminary, rough draft, rather than a finely-tuned, finished rep 2009 Page #52  
l is the term used by the visitors rather than disc or craft, and this was  2009 Page #52  
              SLIDE# 17 70 I would rather not comment. " Former RAF Bentwat 2009 Page #76  
rms of all kinds, can be protected rather quickly from any conceivable form 2009 Page #159  

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

t in the United States government, rating higher even than the H-bomb. Flyi 2003 Page #12  
to compute an overall authenticity rating for each document. For example, p 2004 Page #243  
nd writing a stronger authenticity rating than arcane and unique phrases (e 2004 Page #243  
t in the United States Government, rating higher even than the I-I-bomb. b. 2005 Page #128  
timatel y generate an authenticity rating for the UFO crash incident. To de 2005 Page #135  
t in the United States government, rating higher than the H-bomb, b. Flying 2009 Page #36  
s.com/pdf/kennedy _ cia.pdf 25 For rating system used by the founders of th 2009 Page #46  
                            3° For rating system used by the founders of th 2009 Page #47  

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

to container for magnesium isotope ratio analysis on July 20, Figure 13. Er 2003 Page #108  
20, 1996, during magnesium isotope ratio analysis of bismuth and magnesium/ 2003 Page #108  

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

that there was absolutely no other rational explanation for these phenomena 2004 Page #187  
ze had a "strange death, without a rational explanation . In the course of  2005 Page #34  
act, for myself, and have sought a rational explanation that fit into estab 2005 Page #93  

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

ualty of war'/occupational fatigue rationale greatly helped Americans to ac 2003 Page #94  
ed from the Communist Parry, their rationale for his expulsion being that,  2005 Page #89  
een so willing to accept the first rationale that had come along, as his ex 2005 Page #92  
ld detect certain frequencies. The rationale for these frequencies came fro 2006 Page #200  
 one accepts this, then the public rationale for creating the CIA was false 2007 Page #12  
r how minimal, provided a powerful rationale for preventing a thorough inve 2009 Page #44  
cribing to the 'excessive freedom' rationale for the story. But on Saturday 2009 Page #139  

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

 debunkers , I often hear the same rationales pro and con for Government in 2009 Page #155  
 for Government involvement. These rationales fall into their own spectrum  2009 Page #155  

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

e were questions about the isotope ratios in the magnesium. Isotope refers  2003 Page #107  
omalies might be detected in those ratios, or percentages, of isotopes. One 2003 Page #107  
oys with increased strength-weight ratios. Is the likely place were unusual 2003 Page #161  

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

pe routes that came to be known as Ratlines, German Nazis with the loot of  2008 Page #137  

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

~nr ,imes mere cncrge1ic lla.n ·be ratlioactive rJlY•, tram cor.unon sub• l 2009 Page #182  

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

pon forth*, triviPatigation.it see ratortal tnat sn Ld.ril.rtes vainahniad  2006 Page #29  

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

e are nothing but a bunch of dirty rats. We should stay home and tend to ou 2004 Page #224  
 Hantaviruses with a co-entrenched rats and mice vector.28 We should note h 2006 Page #112  

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

er our recent conversation on ihls ratter, you are hereby authorised to pro 2003 Page #136  

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

some sagebrush. I saw the sobering rattle end of a rattlesnake disappearing 2003 Page #46  
ompanied by an unusual underground rattle, similar to a railway upon which  2008 Page #98  

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

 1974, a fiery nighttime explosion rattled the windows of his small farmhou 2007 Page #191  

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

I saw the sobering rattle end of a rattlesnake disappearing into one old pr 2003 Page #46  

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

Pope Benedict XVI, as young Joseph Ratzinger in Poland, was a member of the 2008 Page #145  

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

dnur.~• The :,r.f)t'r s;iy~ Sno:l::rau Wfl;' , tn drln past 11rirl 11nrl ~c 2009 Page #183  

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

d no advanced knowledge M' NC= Dor raucAr • Source: CIA Archivist to Tim Co 2004 Page #207  

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 dream$ wcro made betoN IVell 'l,' rauS the great adv:inces in very sh()Tt  2009 Page #182  

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

 SXIN RASEES, AND SOME OF THEM ARE RAv/NO VERY, VERY BIG PROBLEM. THEY ARE  2004 Page #24  
ds: "One mean, eluded ;;i cos:,iir rav bomb. l'hi, r.ud' of application wou 2009 Page #182  

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

DOCTOR, AND ONE MINISTER, AND THEY RAVE SUBMITTED TO US A REPORT, WEICE IS  2004 Page #24  
THE AMERICAN EMBASSY, You KNOW. WE RAVE SENT IT TO THE BRITISH ZMBASSY, WE  2004 Page #24  
SENT IT TO THE BRITISH ZMBASSY, WE RAVE SENT IT UNCLASSIF/E0                2004 Page #24  

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

ed matters and perioruc service at Raven Rock, sometimes caUed the "undergr 2005 Page #130  
Jn 1950, President Truman approved Raven Rock Mountain, PA, as the site for 2005 Page #130  

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

h the woods into the bottom of the ravine, and was suggestive that this cou 2003 Page #63  
ne looking down towards the wooded ravine, where he could see a strange bri 2003 Page #70  
Carl Hanks rode his horse out of a ravine and confronted a strange sight. S 2006 Page #79  

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

heat. SLIDE #29: Horse mutilation, Ravmer, Colorado, June 22, 1993 And this 2004 Page #76  
 horse found dead and mutilated in Ravmer, Colorado, on June 22, 1993. 73   2004 Page #76  

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

 AND FICX UP ANY DEBRIS THAT MIGHT RAW FALLEN. THEY HAVEN'T REM ABLE TO DO  2004 Page #24  
ing strikes are a form of powerful raw energy that could overwhelm the sens 2005 Page #121  
ction would see cuts in energy and raw materials as well as sales; before l 2006 Page #65  
 and behold the machines there had raw and processed folders in them. These 2007 Page #86  
aries of individual sightings: the raw data, as it were, recorded in a stan 2008 Page #64  
 it as supporting data rather than raw intelligence . Our failure in 1953 c 2009 Page #16  
hese departments merely routed the raw intelligence around to the appropria 2009 Page #18  
e with requirements for forwarding raw UFO reports to OSI through the Offic 2009 Page #19  

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

 19. 10 1•11/....d v•Cati 6.40.41, rawhoe Imre& tri aalilka• namory•ams arm 2006 Page #32  

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

Crisman reported his experience to Ray Palmer, a publisher of pulp magazine 2003 Page #41  
e intensified. In 1984, researcher Ray Boeche and I utilized the Freedom of 2003 Page #56  
at the reported crash site, by Dr. Ray R. Hicks, Professor of Forestry at W 2003 Page #71  
n London, England by film producer Ray Santilli in 1995, and later released 2003 Page #101  
 under the byline of Staff Writer, Ray MacLeod, went on to say that "we get 2004 Page #41  
n changed radically, however, when Ray Fowler began d.ig_ging inco the case 2005 Page #40  
k Casebook of r1 UFO lnvestigato,; Ray Fowler stated with respect ro his in 2005 Page #41  
the pseudonym of Fritz \Xlerner by Ray Fowler, is known ro have graduated f 2005 Page #41  
ch summarized the data acquired by Ray Fowler -including the Fritz Werner a 2005 Page #42  
 Jn 1995, London-based businessman Ray Santilli created what has become arg 2005 Page #145  
 might be in order. Video-producer Ray Santilli claimed that in 1992 he was 2005 Page #145  
 giving hjm permjssion to do so by Ray Santilli himself. Santilli did trus  2005 Page #148  
film long before its ownership b:~ Ray Santilli. This comes from both ci\i. 2005 Page #149  
 could well be a real cadaver. But Ray Santilli is the man who started aU o 2005 Page #150  
search imo the film will continue. Ray Santilli pictured in 1995 holding a  2005 Page #151  
one has any information concerning Ray Santilli's controversial Alien Autop 2005 Page #152  
o. 1. it horemit4 zi rsyl‘ortLyst :ray thy row, for to. $.04 to. to. ....1  2006 Page #39  
chard C. Hoagland, Raymond Fowler, Ray Boeche, Stanley McDaniel, Chad Deeki 2006 Page #203  
HENTICITY HINTS FROM ANNOTATIO NS "Ray Palmer, writing in the book on which 2007 Page #48  
nother question: Are Major Keyhoe, Ray Palmer, Kenneth Arnold, George Adams 2007 Page #48  
he ionosphere to bounce this death ray anywhere on the planet. It is said t 2007 Page #131  
50cm off the ground and a luminous ray from it was being directed onto Seve 2007 Page #152  
ndard letter. A major case such as Ray Bowyer's sighting over the Channel I 2008 Page #63  
ned due to "atmospheric exposure." Ray FO'wler and the Affidavit The respec 2009 Page #49  
fidavit The respected researcher , Ray Fowler, later spoke with the witness 2009 Page #49  
 Recall that Fritz Werner had told Ray Fowler in his 1970s affidavit that w 2009 Page #55  
New Zealand. That clue points to a ray or radiation of some sort. The sente 2009 Page #157  
considered possible to make such a ray that would be effective at four mile 2009 Page #158  
es. The difficulty was, for such a ray, the need of power equal to about IO 2009 Page #158  
ret weapons have included a cosmic ray bomb. This had its origin in misunde 2009 Page #158  
                                   ray is millions of times more energetic  2009 Page #159  
&:e . -..·hr,Ut~r It :$ • Md,:.\}\ ray" a: !')'.l\t~.lr.111 e'!.:le, 1.:,;  2009 Page #163  
New Zealand. That clue points to a ray of radiation of some sort. That sent 2009 Page #168  
paper speculation on the radiation ray is not accurate. T.D.J. Leech's answ 2009 Page #168  
culti;-s_ o! That clue points 10 a ray or rad-launcbni;-or e·.-cn of eonEtt 2009 Page #182  
 are transmuted Imo si.n~le cosmic ray i, m!U,o:u o temporary radioactivity 2009 Page #182  
dcud r~,i;. . . Short-wave :-ad.io ray;; were one. Alt!!oui:h scicn:.Jsls h 2009 Page #182  
     · 1 IS A-BOMB PAS-SE? l Death Ray May Bel !U.,S. S~ientist .Helped Mak 2009 Page #184  
n,c sclC!\· That clue poln ts 10 a ray or ·1CXIStS and that .!1rst repo!"tS 2009 Page #184  

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

 a fwWtota —rwr af tto altaatlaa — rayarl teak a —alk ar adx waata, to 1* f 2003 Page #221  

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

ngton DC, USA 1 0 0 1 0 Researcher Raymond Jordan V, 4 Woman saw by mistake 2004 Page #111  
 Hopkins, David Jacobs, John Mack, Raymond Fowler and the Betty and Barney  2006 Page #4  
ns, Walter Uphoff, Bruce Maccabee, Raymond Moody, David Jacobs, John Carpen 2006 Page #203  
Yvonne Smith, Richard C. Hoagland, Raymond Fowler, Ray Boeche, Stanley McDa 2006 Page #203  
st to sight the object was Sheriff Raymond Jackson of Nephi, Utah. Accordin 2008 Page #11  
clear Weapon in Space" drawn up by Raymond Garthoff in May 1953. The Soviet 2009 Page #17  
O Investigator: A Personal Memoir, Raymond Fowler, Prentice-Hall Trade, 198 2009 Page #55  

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

y years chasing neutrons and gamma rays. Never saw one of them either. They 2006 Page #11  
943 trivSy Ina. he ....Yardli to a rays hariler 150 Oktlibd IS In tee polit 2006 Page #30  
bomb, the other in the radioactive rays, from common substances that are tr 2009 Page #158  
ve in war. No new sources of death rays were reported during the war, but s 2009 Page #158  
 reported during the war, but such rays were known to electrical theorists  2009 Page #158  
 Check Considered Short-wave radio rays were one. It was considered possibl 2009 Page #158  
d radar or other short wave length rays that will kill men, no hint of that 2009 Page #158  
 than the total energies of cosmic rays. A single cosmic -                  2009 Page #158  
s of bacteriological attack. Death rays in general are almost inconceivable 2009 Page #159  
ght, or the invisible ultra-violet rays. Although scientists have been tryi 2009 Page #159  
ome time to produce manmade cosmic rays, they have not succeeded, and when  2009 Page #159  
an the very weakest sort of cosmic rays. The Dail) Capital News reported th 2009 Page #159  
st inconceivable [or ~Uecll,· auch rays were known to electricul military u 2009 Page #182  

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

e is also known to have worked for Raytheon in Sudbury, l\fassachusetts, in 2005 Page #41  
ic flight suit. Stansel worked for Raytheon in Sudbury, Massachusetts in th 2005 Page #169  
 names of companies Like TR\Xf and Raytheon and Lockheed. In fact I might n 2007 Page #85  
mpany, today known as the powerful Raytheon Corporation heralded in company 2008 Page #131  

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1t woutcl be eUee:ivc mode, co!mic ray~. lhe.~ :,.1·,~ "~ al tour mile£, no 2009 Page #182  

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

Yasiliev, A. F. Kovalevsky , S. A. Razin, L. E. Epiktetova , 1981 The Fire  2008 Page #103  

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

view with a man (that investigaror Ra~ Fowler would later refer ro as "Frit 2005 Page #39  
JUl"".•6~~--~._, l....,,:(cC. ,.._ rA~ .C--.( 1,LO( • -.J,"ln .. Et. I!..,, 2009 Page #110  

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

 Donald Quarles. See. of I S \F re RB'iR 1 -I None of the abosc quotes are  2003 Page #118  

Word: "rb-47h", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

naissance operator #2 of Lacey 17, RB-47H aircraft, intercepted at approxim 2006 Page #200  

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

~, ,\S VTPER 1Jl AS VIPER (6) R.R. RB-IOI! /4) AS VIPER (Sl (Illustration # 2007 Page #112  

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

1 Niagara 'Falls. and the r~or, po,rbaps ol p11rc Boycott Not1"ce · alumlnu 2009 Page #182  

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

ith other underground facifaies in rbe area. There have been many reports o 2005 Page #83  

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

R.PIH: US (6) SOAR (10) SO,\R (501 RBIO' r.;, AS VIPER (6) PW J5~ (JT I !-B 2007 Page #113  

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

"'ho ~t''l.. lo lrn('SliJ!:ilc lh' rc:ilit~ of non-hum:rn r.,hlcncc. Ellr:: 2005 Page #107  
es Sorenson there we, riy :UV, tti*rC be dri not *vast tote Oritdspbj 'guff 2006 Page #30  
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                          Hc:c 1c :rc,1J: :U!"'Jf:y Co=i: .-i« ccu::,lc:..- 2008 Page #57  
..:. ..,.u u "·t=r:•· nice ,•vt-ni.rc fo: :'all. i1".c.:1J wvr~ N,/ •f"',,  2008 Page #57  
copt n er ;,lanc:1 br.;:: they 1Jc!rc s., t :i;,,.,t &rid w c:c .... i.: to 2008 Page #57  
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,. ,·rt~t..t\iu lt;a,W( .. t•I; •-,rc;,.w • .:.,ru• "h~tosh1 I• ,.c.1aL..,. 2008 Page #121  
·o;. \10:: Billi OM & 811.LIO'\S J:rC. • •f11£lF , .. ,or o-.c SHRf.n or f\ 2008 Page #155  
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A •-"" t)\[ J,[ Oi ~ •-u"4trt ...-,rC ...,A\ !;"~t•l= ':'O Sit A 1.-'llef': 2009 Page #123  
June 13-r Yint rt:fJOrls that ruch rc:.c:irch j (AP)-'Mrs. Eu11e1~c: Ormand 2009 Page #182  
 in 19:!D. 5' l..l!C~h irns been t:rc::lltr.d wlth be· ii Inv u C(!ntrnl fJ 2009 Page #183  

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

lide 14 Blue Boqk Report Card ·,c..rc'T,..,lt'Ca:lll:,c.,..-o GI_.._,__. U, 2008 Page #20  

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R·eno, royal birthday hcmor~ 11,1. RC'• Ne,•., and w,11 rnc :;uit for dl-8¥ 2009 Page #182  

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

 PATENTS ■ Texas Instruments ainid RCA fr~ed: patents in 1959 CONCLUSIONS ■ 2005 Page #12  
Research. Other labs involved were RCA, i'v11T and several engineering cent 2005 Page #173  
ockefeller ■ John Meuller, ret CEO RCA Comm. ■ George Romney, Pres. Am. Mot 2007 Page #43  
els including Arista Records, BMG, RCA Records, RCA Victor Group and Windha 2008 Page #143  
 Arista Records, BMG, RCA Records, RCA Victor Group and Windham Hill; IO Te 2008 Page #143  

Word: "rca4", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

Ot,.. n,uo.c.c:o~,··s" ... ,rnA.", rcA4.'ogo'3 ' I                          2009 Page #128  

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

e little fleet heard this as well. RCAF Squadron Leader, William Bain, hand 2004 Page #40  
hing Concrete in Shag Harbor UFO — RCAF Continue Search Today A spokesman f 2004 Page #41  
t. Chris stated that he was in the RCAF, so what the heck was he doing on a 2004 Page #44  
xpert and explained his job in the RCAF was to identify aircraft that crash 2004 Page #44  

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

 re· mch " ,;atc!litc ol th cartb. rcall' port,; of lhe secret Acslo-AmuicB 2009 Page #182  

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

 the nearest phone and contact the RCC in Halifax and inquire about missing 2004 Page #38  
 O'Brien reported to Werbicki that RCC did not have any aircraft listed as  2004 Page #38  
ue Coordination Center in Halifax. RCC wanted to inform him that his reques 2004 Page #40  
y received a brief report from the RCC in Halifax stating that no aircraft  2004 Page #40  
s and fresh crews. In Halifax, the RCC had put the Navy's Fleet Diving Unit 2004 Page #41  
ut the Mounties got a message from RCC telling them to continue the search  2004 Page #42  
:~pon ~c,l,or~u f1:1m ?'sew Zea he rcc:i.lJcd having spol,e11 to DLI yr::ia 2009 Page #184  

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

nhx mu* »ijd ol im|uct. I remember rccnaet/ins liir* malrnal a* bcia; rin*i 2003 Page #132  

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

 is con,is1e111 with ink manufacru rcd by the Die pen comp1ny fonhe fim tim 2007 Page #46  
hould begin. We in Cl hove a:onito rcd civilian uro research for .i lone; t 2008 Page #121  

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

o-estion, it also ser.-ed to reinf rce a truly demeanin g ufological stereo 2007 Page #69  

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

ise to U:"Os ■E,;-oluoon of rese:;.rch ■1/2ilitary te-l·.no!ogy (c?e:, :;., 2009 Page #141  

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

une through December 1931 ■ Rese-,,rchers and tJ1e Spooks ■ Colman VonKevic 2008 Page #163  

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

nc,v wc;,-ecre eapon pon wa• mcr~I rcll~blc. ll1:: could r:o: be di«·losc,c 2009 Page #182  

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

:-eln.lo.11 o.~ ,_ ~peclllc plo.cc Rclucl=~ io cl.Uc=, t,he wi:,--,por- clo 2009 Page #182  

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

rrington Passage Detachment of the RCMP on the night of October 4, 1967, he 2004 Page #34  
only one in the Barrington Passage RCMP Detachment at this hour, and he pic 2004 Page #35  
d also a conveyed message from the RCMP officer in charge in Shag Harbor, s 2004 Page #41  
g Harbor at the request of the OIC RCMP in Barrington Passage. They would b 2004 Page #41  
assage. They would be augmented by RCMP divers from Halifax Subdivision. Fo 2004 Page #41  
get into the water. They and their RCMP counterparts were working off of th 2004 Page #41  
military running the base, and the RCMP. Each would all have to sign off on 2004 Page #87  

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

backing out in front of one of the RCMP's cruisers that flew by with its re 2004 Page #37  

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

ficers were doing giving orders to RCN divers on a Canadian Naval vessel? H 2004 Page #44  
prl"IOfU,I --eb&&1c-nx nfm:w:boolt rcn m rioors,,dnilc earn ·am 192 ,., --- 2009 Page #198  

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

 ..t.1. t'i.E.8 ... AT rHOv,.,N,J, rcnM!.--.,LVAHLI\ /4. 11/ITl~t, U '-'"'  2009 Page #104  

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

, g;Jt~ ... 110N.OOYCU l'\,'(n ctr RCPOAT':-OfoaJlCT S TNAT UOV'1 VCnY FA.S 2008 Page #149  

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hrc.11.S 10 nude-Jr weapons and 10 rcpon such C\'al113led 1nfom1ati on eApe 2007 Page #175  

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d• N. Z., reports might . Orisinal rcpons ~aid llle sr.crci. be m the natur 2009 Page #184  

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

3led 1nfom1ati on eApeditiously 10 rcponsible commanders and 10 organiz.11i 2007 Page #175  

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

• ~ The U.S. l\rl\'Y L'C'Cf!iVt~tl rcpor\s. Ju Hu and Snuugruss replil!tl:  2009 Page #181  

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

rct • Anglo•~~m~r!cs.1~ holds :ill rcporls on ·it "«llr.0L1g i1 T. D. J. Le 2009 Page #184  

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

·• ====== Descripth·e Note : Final rcpt. Jan 73-Jan 74. Ddcnss; Ic:,bairnl  2007 Page #163  

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

n and be aw:irc of this Collection Rcqrtircment :is: (I) (U) Some organil:! 2007 Page #175  

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

ing tho UFO co=unity buoy. S.lllno rcqucs~cd that the MJ-12 Dlrcctivco Ix,  2008 Page #121  

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

GOcJ~TE!.'f ·~-L;..P,o;ou). Ttl,U)(RCr,',1,1,,;(;SI,! $£1,..r:JJl16Hf I-,.  2009 Page #108  
i1ble Cine London. A news dlspntch rcr,ort-Sl'D:'llEl :", .Austr_nlia, ~1un 2009 Page #184  

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he u=os. a Gaden WeSI corrrruler a;rcrall was flying from Oxnard lo l.DsArg 2009 Page #144  

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/£XDrc Up on Ranch“tosurrll tJaily Rcrnri» RAAF Captures Flying Sauc 75 Pe. 2003 Page #119  

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n Advanced Systems Division. Tejon RCS Facility, 'The Anthill·. An electrom 2007 Page #56  
 Douglas Phantom Works. Gray Butte RCS Facility. Most of the U.S. black bud 2007 Page #56  

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tion T of the Office of Scientific Rcscarch and Development (OSRD) to study 2004 Page #66  

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 Leech in the uitc:st C5tt.blishcd rcsidcncl! in R·eno, royal birthday hcmo 2009 Page #182  

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 commanders and 10 organiz.11ion s rcspons,blcs for the safel) and security 2007 Page #175  

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nts arc BOGI s “We base no records rcspousise to your request". CoL Richard 2003 Page #135  

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ec .lt n:vJlt b.Jt I ~o ;,,_""'C'J rctr-.r-.::. '-'· .. cl,;:;.t"r..c:t.:-. 2008 Page #57  

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 N,/ •f"',, c:1:"T'-.r c.cuJ, t ·t rcu COJ)t! L-CC ,lll the u.nra !or r.J:. 2008 Page #57  

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.a lUJ.11 l'.J.-U1,Talt ..rod Aii1 rcum::); ').fl• lt•Tl"bl' •ctlr•\..ed •  2008 Page #122  

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++~++++++-++ IC-1'1 • Pinto. Phys. Rcv.B, 60, 21. 1999, p.4457 Science Tune 2005 Page #23  

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 fire •nd h•vo kept thee aafo from rcv1ov. To allo-., • rovicv vould compro 2008 Page #120  

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: ou1,.,..:, r-\.1(..r,i ! "'· c.. rc•1c,.;:...c,.-.1-r,V.;.c.;.;,r1t r~.r. 2009 Page #101  

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ual UFO Crash Retrieval Conference RD B Smiling & RD B Grim Carpet Stripe A 2004 Page #239  
etrieval Conference RD B Smiling & RD B Grim Carpet Stripe Angle Analysis A 2004 Page #239  
Words/sentence 24.96 25.58 2 ■% Ha rd words 12.2% 12.5% 2 ■Lexical density  2008 Page #118  
L h nt I Sc! I•~ ere.phi) c: cnia,:rd In surch• , P ro on -. ro · -• · · ~r 2009 Page #163  

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 FOR VS "EYES ONL ,.". EXEr.'PT .=!Rd\l D:CLASSIFICATiO. RADA. '·SPi:CIAL H 2007 Page #45  

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he Research and Development Board (RDB) of the Secretary of Defense, establ 2004 Page #63  
, PN N r19 Carpet stripes _Linear (RDB Smiling° _Linear ("RDB Grim") RDB Sm 2004 Page #239  
es _Linear (RDB Smiling° _Linear ("RDB Grim") RDB Smiling & Marcel Right Ca 2004 Page #239  
(RDB Smiling° _Linear ("RDB Grim") RDB Smiling & Marcel Right Carpet Stripe 2004 Page #239  
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rvices Research Development Board (RDB).4 At the time of Smith's memo, Bush 2009 Page #36  
 on the oversight committee of the RDB and a leading scientific advisor to  2009 Page #36  

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as in the picture after awhile and re- interviewed these people and learned 2004 Page #45  
eason Sheriff Wilcox never ran for re- election was because he was fed up a 2004 Page #145  
rs performed an examination of the re- discovered object and its attendant  2004 Page #167  
forward now that the case has been re- opened and is in the public eye." As 2004 Page #217  
equires us to take a step back and re- 214                                  2004 Page #217  
, . , 1. ararr,..r• r••• aro •••• *re-, .• rrr ...err. rp orgurr•••• nem. . 2006 Page #39  
f secrc; ,\ni:lo-A.ncrican wea;ion re- 1~he eftecl1\"cncss of so:and \W1\'' 2009 Page #183  
 1-,T'}--Thcre Is ·one cJuc 1n the re- ?'\EW YOIU,, _June 1-J {.AP)- ior Wl 2009 Page #184  

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

 to markings on the report, it was re-affirmed as top secret by Lr. Gen. Jo 2005 Page #125  

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

cted as a direct result, then upon re-aiming, react again, and again. Backg 2005 Page #88  

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

         Aztec 1948: A Documentary Re-Appraisal of the Original Crashed Fly 2004 Page #214  

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

h wrote back imploring Einstein to re-conduct the experiment, but this time 2005 Page #92  

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

, as his expressing no interest in re-conductin g the experiment under more 2005 Page #92  

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

 public service. Dr. Sarbacher was re-contacted and he confirmed that Dr. W 2004 Page #98  

Word: "re-creation", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

omparison with Sanskrit (dubious?) RE-CREATION OF CRASH RETRIEVAL IN USSR • 2004 Page #168  
ual UFO Crash Retrieval Conference RE-CREATION OF CRASH RETRIEVAL IN USSR I 2004 Page #169  

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

. In early 1988, the 67th ARRS was re-designated as part of the 39th Specia 2006 Page #132  

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

 FOIA to Maxwell AFB resulted in a re-direct to the National Archives. Tele 2004 Page #231  

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

) in June 1984. But he had luckily re-discovered a stack of news clippings  2006 Page #180  

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

 and yet it looked faked. 1 had to re-do the cosmetic look of the make-up s 2005 Page #150  

Word: "re-election", 5 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 Harrison Schmitt then running for re-election. In case you are wondering,  2003 Page #199  
 me he had also worked on the 1972 re-election campaign for Richard Nixon e 2004 Page #181  
dn't do anything." The work on the re-election campaign was the only reason 2004 Page #181  
d more to do with his work for the re-election campaign, "even though" said 2004 Page #185  
 letter thanking Emenegger for the re-election effort. There would have bee 2004 Page #185  

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

rizon and a watch was kept for any re-emergence of the object. None occurre 2006 Page #133  

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

was put forward as photo-fodder to re-enforce his identification of the "di 2004 Page #238  

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

 Marcel and Ramey images apart and re-enforced the growing belief that the  2004 Page #234  

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

the first disc they tested was the re-engineered ET craft that crashed in K 2005 Page #170  

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

 weeks of having to have gotten to re-enlist, he backed out. So, I came up  2006 Page #160  

Word: "re-enter", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 in good condition were allowed to re-enter the craft and the disabled enti 2005 Page #45  
e standing upright were allowed to re-enter the vessel. The hatch was left  2009 Page #53  

Word: "re-entered", 5 instance(s) (Back to Top)

rom the U.S. Space Command that it re-entered the Earth's atmosphere at 3:1 2003 Page #65  
 known space objects that may have re-entered the Earth's atmosphere near M 2004 Page #9  
ght up with the Sea Stallion as it re-entered U.S. airspace. The recovery t 2006 Page #135  
 known space objects that may have re-entered the Earth's atmosphere near M 2007 Page #142  
us presence, and all the humanoids re-entered the UFO ... took off and disa 2007 Page #152  

Word: "re-entering", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

, or the remnants of space vehicle re-entering the atmosphere. The local Ni 2003 Page #53  
ted no presence of orbital objects re-entering Earth's atmosphere, planned  2006 Page #189  

Word: "re-entry", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 of "space junk" burning up during re-entry around the area of Puget Sound. 2006 Page #189  
 any such object that had survived re-entry into Earth's atmosphere would s 2006 Page #191  
 an intercontinenta l missile 1n a re-entry phase of flight could lead co a 2008 Page #114  

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

s , may represent the right way to re-establish rough equivalence with the  2009 Page #23  

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

 respects, was at least a start on re-examining the Aztec incident, and pro 2004 Page #224  

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

ews with Chris and then go out and re-interview many of the same witnesses  2004 Page #42  

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

sive in nature; and in 1957 it was re-named the Microbiological Research Es 2006 Page #123  

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

rchers toward the pheno1nenon ■ A "re-politicization" of Ufology ■ Constant 2008 Page #168  

Word: "re-poltt1c1", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 perceptions by rese:uchers l ■ A "re-poltt1c1::it1on" of Ufology 147       2009 Page #153  

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

            film's 2002 theatrical re-release . This is a box of specially  2007 Page #63  

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

anies and individuals have run and re-run the numbers and know chat million 2007 Page #59  

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

ations that come with time and the re-telling of an unusual tale? That's ve 2004 Page #143  

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

er , , queried about the Aucklllnd re-The:,, l;:ive nu children. I ports, n 2009 Page #182  

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ng chapter material and doing some re-writing. I had the TV on in the backg 2009 Page #137  

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ulles had the scientists' dossiers re-written to eliminate incriminating ev 2008 Page #139  

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

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,111,l the U,atnl • s:ri::leit ser.re1:y b)' scler:tis\s in; Slaies.. . . [ 2009 Page #182  

Word: "re11dcncy", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

nlng to It ~ro under F.-.la.bllah, Re11dcncy  control." 1 PRlt...\DET,?R!A, 2009 Page #182  

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 I"~,-1,1 ~..- __ :~!.!_le:- r· .. re1c,, r1:-►. ~ ............... ,,u: ::. 2008 Page #20  

Word: "re1n·eval", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

anada. In his paper The UFO Crash/ Re1n·eval Sy11dro111e published in 1980  2005 Page #43  

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.ng .R"udl1!.S5 or "''bttbcr u,., .re\'• ; bctw~n M'OWlt &iniu 111d Mou!lt  2009 Page #163  

Word: "re\·oh", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 and misinformation regarding UFOs re\·oh"e around stated crashes. Accorclj 2007 Page #127  

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

mpetency to deal with all problems re_ated to extraterres trial peop:es. Of 2008 Page #113  

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er to be done by MAJOR. CHARLES'S. REA O From what descriptions the team wa 2003 Page #236  
111610104,0614 kraw pirshiUred ity Rea ragardiVcollio.oll Garai kisoldwitd  2004 Page #19  
ver to be done by MAJOR CHARLES E. REA. From what descriptions the team was 2006 Page #104  
e government. Unfortunately, merua rea]jty is quite different from the myth 2007 Page #8  

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

emen approached the creature, they reabzed it was certainly not an arumaJ.  2005 Page #32  

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

to go beyond the speed of light to reach where we want to. I happen to beli 2003 Page #8  
ned to the two of us. If you and I reach an agreement then I think it would 2003 Page #230  
ed or discarded as one attempts to reach the most logical and reasoned conc 2004 Page #214  
mbat-lee's call it that-that could reach 50% to 60%. The report shows 8% be 2005 Page #34  
s after the accident (Fig. 12). To reach the site from 80                   2006 Page #83  
he Flatwoods Monster story did not reach the press in time for the Saturday 2006 Page #94  
 finish talking to you, you cannot reach me again. All incoming calls will  2006 Page #167  
ght requires 17,500 mph, 25,000 to reach the moon and planets). Jack was al 2007 Page #109  
l place among the stars, and fulJy reach our potential to discover new worl 2007 Page #120  
reen luminous light; they tried to reach it but they were too late and it w 2007 Page #130  
der old Moondust reg. and will not reach media. No one anticipates AQ/MJ or 2007 Page #143  
e old Moondust reg. and wi.1.1 not reach merua." And the statement that: "N 2007 Page #144  
ce elements." Vallee was unable to reach anv firm conclusion about the Bogo 2007 Page #199  
 granc it co all others capab-e of reach:.ng another celestial body. But th 2008 Page #113  
usion devices (hydrogen bombs), or reach an agreer..en::. to disarn and 107 2008 Page #113  
 in Britain in the late 1990s. The reach and power of such corporations , m 2008 Page #144  
 conclusions they had been able to reach. These included the presence of ph 2009 Page #137  
 was evident in 1946, UFOs did not reach the consciousness of most American 2009 Page #155  
           The "':'eap_on di_d not reach the stage of practical application 2009 Page #157  
weapon project. The weapon did not reach the stage of practical application 2009 Page #167  
ny." The weapon definitely did not reach the stage of practical application 2009 Page #167  

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ial in nature. This conclusion was reached as a result of comparisons of ar 2003 Page #28  
e danger, stopped them before they reached the area. The smoke subsided qui 2003 Page #54  
over the public square and when it reached the north part of town collided  2004 Page #26  
er on his left, just as the lights reached the tops of the tree line in the 2004 Page #34  
en sailing through the Sound. They reached the other side of the foamy patc 2004 Page #40  
 Flight Launched 16:04 local time. Reached 135.5 km. Carried cosmic and sol 2004 Page #64  
, at Island Beach, New Jersey, and reached speed of 1,400 mph. Produced by  2004 Page #66  
town University, and so my package reached him and even received a reply. I 2004 Page #140  
iquid oxygen and benzene paste, it reached a height of 400 meters (1300 fee 2004 Page #153  
the final studies. The first study reached the conclusion — this was an off 2004 Page #187  
f alleged insider testimonies have reached the world via other researchers  2005 Page #83  
a Secret UFO working group, he had reached out to its top man. Was the info 2005 Page #96  
conclusion. Many of the cases have reached th.is point, with multiple inves 2005 Page #134  
e backtracked. It was dark when we reached the Padilla home. Jose's dad got 2005 Page #155  
crashed there." Avila and Faustino reached an agreement · on the recovef)', 2005 Page #156  
ed along the back roads until they reached their ultimate destination at a  2005 Page #165  
7 miles per second," it would have reached the Flatwoods area in about 7-8  2006 Page #96  
y executed and elaborate hoax that reached world wide recognition? I contin 2006 Page #99  
ans," said Prescott. The team soon reached Llanderfel, whereupon they were  2006 Page #122  
es." A number of hours later, they reached Porton Down and the mysterious c 2006 Page #122  
d of and chose the former. When we reached the White House, Lovett told us  2006 Page #167  
eporting that the 'alert' that had reached the President an hour earlier wh 2006 Page #168  
appeared to crash until Willingham reached the site.) Willingham said that  2006 Page #177  
said that the Mexican military had reached the site before he got there. Th 2006 Page #177  
inevitable conclusion has now been reached: We are not alone. Given this co 2006 Page #193  
the visit with the Bakers, when we reached Fyffe, we stopped at the local p 2006 Page #201  
ks in Boulder City, NV. She can be reached at Catalyst13@cox.net. Web: www. 2006 Page #207  
area. Before news of such an event reached a mass audience, there would lik 2007 Page #29  
n now be revealed that the Soviets reached the German plant in Breslau befo 2007 Page #111  
hen word of the "Sylacauga object" reached the Air Force, Intelligence offi 2007 Page #133  
 of FBI files that, col.lectively, reached no less than three figures in nu 2007 Page #137  
ibed in the Bible. As the rurcraft reached a height of around fifteen thous 2007 Page #137  
a horse from a local shepherd, and reached eventually the windy mountaintop 2007 Page #200  
of 'La Cuesta del Viento. ''When I reached the site-he wrote-I was able to  2007 Page #200  
ly. Robinson thought as the object reached them it slowed, as if taking a l 2008 Page #12  
sturbing conclusion was ultimately reached in the early-to-mid 1990s: namel 2008 Page #35  
 of symbols 76 Then Sgt. Penniston reached out his hand. "I touched the sym 2008 Page #82  
 the slower time would go . If you reached the speed of light, time would s 2008 Page #95  
not explain, an agreement has been reached, the lamentations of philosopher 2008 Page #114  
 when details of Paperclip finally reached the public's ears, the infusion  2008 Page #137  
nformation and disinformation that reached from Bern to Berlin and back aga 2008 Page #138  
n is consistent with the agreement reached in the background over this peri 2009 Page #42  
963, President John F. Kennedy had reached broad agreement with Soviet Prem 2009 Page #42  
m bomb. The Herald Tribune says it reached Snodgrass in Cincinnati and quot 2009 Page #160  
It • Miller emphasized to 1·?porl• reached Snodgrass !n C!nc:.innati en, ho 2009 Page #184  

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

r town of Globe. Arizona. Jan 1947 Reaches military blockade, sees large sa 2006 Page #26  
out pausing to decompress. When he reaches the boat, Burke is bleeding from 2006 Page #187  
 possibly airborne and outside the reaches of Soviet espionage . The two ma 2009 Page #176  

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

harge of the American efforts were reaching out to other countries to help  2004 Page #85  
xtremely well with Korolev Had far reaching vision on reverse engineering 1 2004 Page #157  
ountains to nearby Flatwoods. Upon reaching the Flatwoods town limits, I sa 2006 Page #90  
ed to find how widespread and far- reaching the story of this incident actu 2006 Page #91  
 small town of Arcadia just before reaching ORNL then departed the area sho 2006 Page #97  
FB in Dayton, Ohio. Shortly before reaching the base the object turned, red 2006 Page #97  
e Capitol city of Charleston. Upon reaching this area, this fiery object ac 2006 Page #97  
eval Conference had stopped before reaching any inhabited areas or major ro 2006 Page #135  
the planes were several hours from reaching Washington, DC (the northeaster 2006 Page #169  
iquid metal" which solidified upon reaching the ground. Vallee giYes a simi 2007 Page #199  
 The object continued its journey, reaching Reno where it turned to the sou 2008 Page #16  
ut the most significant part about reaching out to touch the symbols on the 2008 Page #90  
 shows that Kennedy and Khrushchev reaching agreement on a broad range of i 2009 Page #42  
bious warfare has definite and far reaching possibilities as an offensive w 2009 Page #165  

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

odgrass by a friend wanting to get reacquainted after seeing him in the new 2009 Page #173  

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

purpose was to allow the system to react for a sufficient time to build up  2003 Page #112  
 with the human race, daring us to react. In time, he would present this ma 2003 Page #142  
se it, to see how the people would react, but he didn't and wouldn't and co 2003 Page #198  
 Moon Dust personnel were quick to react to this crash and quick to ascerta 2004 Page #7  
 the pieces together so they could react to what most were viewing as a cha 2004 Page #85  
se it, to see how the people would react, but he didn't and wouldn't and co 2004 Page #188  
irect result, then upon re-aiming, react again, and again. Background Wilhe 2005 Page #88  
ic, business, general public—might react and interact in the face of varyin 2006 Page #48  
 time frame in which to assess and react. There must be an immediate and un 2006 Page #54  
st of the stakeholder groups would react over time. For some people, Contac 2006 Page #57  
t stakeholder groups were asked to react to Contact events representing eac 2006 Page #58  
ion. Inevitably, some people would react in fear, distrust, paranoia, even  2006 Page #60  
s, appeared to see the witness and react to rus presence, and all the human 2007 Page #152  

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

te oxide on the surface completely reacted and was not detected in the fina 2003 Page #115  
the perception was that the public reacted strongly to the idea of alien in 2004 Page #123  
ple at that time were panicked and reacted hysterically to silly things. It 2004 Page #133  
perty and observed that the object reacted as a direct result, then upon re 2005 Page #88  
n only wonder how Neill would have reacted had he been in the room when srn 2005 Page #103  

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

, of course, is to minimize pre.es reacticn, particularly in foreign quarte 2003 Page #222  

Word: "reaction", 69 instance(s) (Back to Top)

Mg seemed to have a more energetic reaction to back away from the direction 2003 Page #111  
xpected from an energetic chemical reaction. Further evidence of a possible 2003 Page #112  
er evidence of a possible chemical reaction became apparent when very activ 2003 Page #112  
to the water. If indeed a chemical reaction is taking place, we have anothe 2003 Page #112  
 are an indication that a chemical reaction is taking place, it would be ex 2003 Page #112  
g place, it would be expected that reaction products would be present in th 2003 Page #112  
). Instead, the water in which the reaction took place remained as clear an 2003 Page #112  
 for a sufficient time to build up reaction products. Although the bubble s 2003 Page #112  
reaction craters' organized by the reaction products. Figure 19. 40x Photom 2003 Page #113  
of a bismuth layer. Occasionally a reaction crater such as this one does fo 2003 Page #113  
ter On the 'floor' of this bismuth reaction crater are organized chains of  2003 Page #113  
ion crater are organized chains of reaction particles. Figure 22. 100x Phot 2003 Page #113  
22. 100x Photomicrograph: Close-up reaction particles inside large magnesiu 2003 Page #113  
n particles inside large magnesium reaction crater At higher magnification, 2003 Page #113  
rater At higher magnification, the reaction particles indicated by the arro 2003 Page #113  
e taking place during the chemical reaction in water. This suggests that ea 2003 Page #113  
ows a “vent hole" in the dome of a reaction crater Here the red arrow point 2003 Page #113  
 to a 'vent-hole' in the 'dome' of reaction products formed over a crater o 2003 Page #113  
structure. These formations in the reaction products can be added to the li 2003 Page #114  
water is expressed by the chemical reaction diagram: Mg + H2O -----MgO + H2 2003 Page #114  
he application of a flame over the reaction vessel produces a sharp popping 2003 Page #114  
enough gas for the flame test, the reaction rate was increased by producing 2003 Page #114  
ate was increased by producing the reaction in weak acetic acid. In the ini 2003 Page #114  
f hours, it would be expected that reaction products would be found in the  2003 Page #114  
element acted as a catalyst in the reaction process. By comparing the mass  2003 Page #114  
mple was unaccounted for. From the reaction diagram equation, only 4.7% of  2003 Page #114  
diagram equation, only 4.7% of the reaction products is given off as hydrog 2003 Page #114  
w drops from an 80 milligram Bi/Mg reaction test was placed on a slide glas 2003 Page #114  
plastic. Could this be composed of reaction products from the Magnesium/Zin 2003 Page #115  
ook of Chemistry and Physics.) The reaction diagram for the formation of ma 2003 Page #115  
er reactions. A rapid and complete reaction takes place without leaving beh 2003 Page #115  
takes place without leaving behind reaction products which can interfere wi 2003 Page #115  
ducts which can interfere with the reaction and poison the system. This imp 2003 Page #115  
n." In the Bismuth/Magnesium metal reaction with acetic acid, we have the s 2003 Page #115  
en May and June, his demeanor, his reaction to me, and his attitude and tak 2003 Page #144  
e "Oh look, it's one of them UFOs" reaction, and left it at that. Perhaps t 2003 Page #151  
 the eituatdxxa there, also of the reaction by the X©a £2xs©3 people ixrrol 2003 Page #212  
r' -, situation thern, also of th« reaction by the Ion Alanos peonle involv 2003 Page #214  
yself and I think until I get your reaction it should be confined to the tw 2003 Page #230  
FO, and other AFCIN directed quick reaction projects which require intellig 2004 Page #4  
was the National Security Agency's reaction to the mention of Spitsbergen.  2004 Page #14  
,nificance.The Canadian government reaction to the TOP SECRET memo was one  2004 Page #89  
nce. I do not know what Dr. Bush's reaction to the material contained in th 2004 Page #90  
he artide and my revision, but his reaction should certainly be interesting 2004 Page #90  
noted in his diary that Einstein's reaction had been: "That is impossible.  2005 Page #91  
b (to physics)." An understandable reaction, given that the heat differenti 2005 Page #91  
 was unable to contain its altered reaction. At about 4:30 PM, a huge black 2005 Page #100  
FO, and other AFCIN directed quick reaction projects which require intellig 2005 Page #142  
t Ley, Virginia as part of a Quick Reaction Team. \Xfhile at Fort Belvoir h 2005 Page #147  
"foreign space vehicles." • "quick reaction basis to recover or perform fie 2006 Page #26  
mes of accelerated change when the reaction time of the organization become 2006 Page #50  
etrieval Conference growth... Slow reaction to change is costly." This cert 2006 Page #51  
ll discoveries. Religion Religious reaction would range from trusting/welco 2006 Page #58  
conspiracy theories. Public Public reaction would depend heavily on the gov 2006 Page #58  
tions of surprise attack. As such, reaction across all stakeholder groups w 2006 Page #61  
d to manage public perceptions and reaction to NHI threat and to assess NHI 2006 Page #64  
foregoing estimates of stakeholder reaction, we attempted to create an over 2006 Page #65  
produced an even stronger antibody reaction to Hantavirus reagents. Peters  2006 Page #111  
tensive work with Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) tests, an RNA quantificat 2006 Page #111  
lly astounded to hear that kind of reaction from Toppen. So, Howard calls m 2006 Page #157  
 duty could have been an immediate reaction to the Chinese entry into the K 2006 Page #176  
FO, and other AFCIN directed quick reaction projects which require intellig 2007 Page #134  
 intelligence personnel on a quick reaction basis to recover or perform fie 2007 Page #134  
ould understand that, given public reaction and perception. In fact, not al 2008 Page #14  
 simply because of their automatic reaction to hearing the word "UFO". This 2008 Page #66  
tance with a novel type of nuclear reaction. And, most recently, in August  2008 Page #102  
t of the Contingency Plan for U.S. Reaction to Soviet placing of a Nuclear  2009 Page #17  
 of psy-ops operation to gauge the reaction of your average Soviet citizen  2009 Page #140  
t,ji photos wcre 1,1ken ·l'cculiar reaction ro first conr;Kt •l.ivc-l in ap 2009 Page #198  

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ater. More Recent Studies of Bi/Mg Reactions in Water Repeated trials of pl 2003 Page #112  
rogen gas in these Bi/Mg and water reactions. A rapid and complete reaction 2003 Page #115  
them. No records exist of official reactions to Bennewitz' revelations, but 2003 Page #150  
ht indeed be some genuine negative reactions, including financial or politi 2003 Page #188  
 and come in today and give me his reactions. 1 had so little time to talk  2003 Page #230  
eference to people having physical reactions is not unlike the references i 2004 Page #17  
viduals having adverse (and fatal) reactions to an alien virus at the scene 2004 Page #17  
I. Halt recorded his and his men's reactions as the unknowns flew overhead, 2004 Page #47  
nesses; memorable, multiple animal reactions to the UFOs; photographic and  2004 Page #48  
scriptions of aliens, and selected reactions of Einstein. This, of course w 2004 Page #119  
rios of Contact Imagining Societal Reactions to Confirmed Arrival of Non-Hu 2006 Page #48  
ncluding the NHI response to human reactions. We arrived at three areas of  2006 Page #53  
nse or to fan paranoia and chaotic reactions. In any Contact scenario, but  2006 Page #57  
rnment and law enforcement. Public reactions might vary considerably in dif 2006 Page #57  
as beyond the scope of this study. Reactions of Players to Different Scenar 2006 Page #57  
f the eight scenario worlds. Those reactions follow: Scenario . ,;. FAST-FA 2006 Page #58  
n to monitor, evaluate and mediate reactions among the general public. Schi 2006 Page #58  
uld be expected to provoke violent reactions among some sectors of society, 2006 Page #59  
 to other contact scenarios, these reactions would be uncommon and short-li 2006 Page #60  
love to manage media and religious reactions. Science would also provide th 2006 Page #61  
ke a wide array of quasi-spiritual reactions, from doomsday mass suicides t 2006 Page #63  
s would also provoke unpredictable reactions in wide segments of society. T 2006 Page #65  
de spectrum of interpretations and reactions, including militant demonizati 2006 Page #67  
blic sentiments as well as extreme reactions in some religious groups. Fast 2006 Page #67  
uld happen quickly. Extreme public reactions will occur, including widespre 2006 Page #68  
 the Addictions listed 105 adverse reactions to Ritalin, including suicidal 2008 Page #141  

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3311 for customer service and card reactivation information. Telecommunicat 2007 Page #68  

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 and Zinc as being insoluble (non- reactive) in water. More Recent Studies  2003 Page #112  

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ctors is apt to bring 1978 nuclear reactor development to a standstill in t 2009 Page #10  
 from the nearby Hanford plutonium reactor or other possibilities short of  2009 Page #31  

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 is as a coolant for nuclear power reactors." Bismuth is the most diamagnet 2003 Page #107  
propulsion may derive from atom.ic reactors. Those with access to "special  2005 Page #130  
 Westinghouse provided the nuclear reactors to power the engines. I asked r 2005 Page #164  
s will emerge? "Sundesert" Nuclear Reactors. Memo to Attorney General Yvell 2009 Page #10  
negative decision on the Sundesert Reactors is apt to bring 1978 nuclear re 2009 Page #10  
ion, non-polluting nuclear Nov 766 reactors are the safest way to obtain en 2009 Page #10  

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ingapore, a man at an outdoor cafe reacts in shock as he stares at a silver 2007 Page #67  

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ckets were deciphered. The message read...earth will be annihilated unless  2003 Page #14  
ouldn't wait until the next day to read the local papers. I wasn't disappoi 2003 Page #55  
ened at Kecksburg. By the time you read this paper, the SCI-FI Channel's ne 2003 Page #65  
glas Dillon (later known as Dillon Read). He leaves in 1916 to enlist in th 2003 Page #85  
he death of James V. Forrestal. By Read Admiral Morton D. Willcutts, head o 2003 Page #93  
ng from his dot-matrix printer. It read more like some science-fiction nigh 2003 Page #149  
he words because it was so hard to read. Using the high quality copies made 2003 Page #171  
 there was one that was so hard to read that Don had not run a copy. When w 2003 Page #181  
sed on everything you have seen or read here. If this Manual is genuine, th 2003 Page #186  
s Manual 63 THE REPLICA IS EASY TO READ) □ This is the replica of the cover 2003 Page #188  
t. People who think he has time to read these documents, and maintain a 16- 2003 Page #189  
vember 23, 1965 Bourassa report we read, The lack of specific information a 2003 Page #193  
her of their letters, however, was read. Instead, Clinton answered a letter 2003 Page #201  
latt. A translation of the account read: Oslo, Norway, Sept. 4, 1955 — Only 2004 Page #13  
nearly five hours of searching. He read the message and scribbled three cap 2004 Page #41  
de Herald, the front page headline read: Could Be Something Concrete in Sha 2004 Page #41  
named in the book, men who had now read the book. Of these, not a single on 2004 Page #49  
t till almost twenty years later I read on the Web about the sighting of De 2004 Page #55  
n as the guests. In October 1997 I read a sixteen page interview in the boo 2004 Page #56  
 producer asking them had recently read Left At East Gate and asked Budd if 2004 Page #59  
 military base in which he said he read the classified file. The following  2004 Page #74  
hip? It wasn't until later, when I read highly classified military reports  2004 Page #78  
t in Italy. He told me that he had read with his own eyes highly classified 2004 Page #78  
t do you want to know? WBS: I have read (Frank) Scully's book on the saucer 2004 Page #91  
ho would have slim chance at being read into American ultra Top Secret secr 2004 Page #98  
. I would have to dig them out and read them over in order to jog my memory 2004 Page #99  
documents but he claims he did not read them. He recalls that there were dr 2004 Page #100  
onald. The February 2, 1970 letter read in part, "I am glad you are keeping 2004 Page #101  
refore, every publication has been read and assigned a Report Number, relat 2004 Page #110  
Certainly not, if we go by what we read in the papers and hear on the news. 2004 Page #132  
al angle where it can partially be read. General Ramey could not have fatho 2004 Page #141  
 balloon? Other researchers cannot read the words "victims of the wreck" or 2004 Page #141  
vernment really knows. If you have read what I have written about Nixon, yo 2004 Page #180  
 Smith, and that he was allowed to read them before they were sent to the H 2004 Page #187  
o show you a document that you can read. You cannot take notes, and I want  2004 Page #193  
, for that matter). However, I can read de-classified Air Force reports as  2004 Page #220  
t seems convincing, too, until you read the endnotes (historian's note: alw 2004 Page #222  
endnotes (historian's note: always read the endnotes, particularly where so 2004 Page #222  
 of the Roswell event: the latest "read" on the memorandum held by Gen. Rog 2004 Page #226  
and exotic. Let me present a "best read" of what we have found to date by c 2004 Page #227  
e we found? By combining the "best read" of each of the researchers, we arr 2004 Page #227  
way into his office and he had not read it before the photos were taken. Wh 2004 Page #227  
nced if Gen. Ramey had had time to read the message, the photographs would  2004 Page #228  
s rumor. Here is the most current "read" of what RPIT terms the Ramey Offic 2004 Page #228  
 Office Photos Combining the "best read (admittedly, a highly subjective ef 2004 Page #230  
ly, a highly subjective effort) we read: "****ecovery operation with Roswel 2004 Page #230  
ceived a message the world can now read. A message about "victims of the wr 2004 Page #230  
ted on the paper. In an attempt to read this text to determine if it could  2004 Page #230  
nization" did discover from their "read" of the memo. Certainly, a group of 2004 Page #231  
ur attempts to find out what their read was have proven to be futile. "Go t 2004 Page #231  
of scientific dialogue I haYe ever read. Indeed, Reich's descripti on of th 2005 Page #93  
stion, so inspired me when I first read The Einstein Affair that I set up t 2005 Page #93  
tars. In November 1953, though, he read one of the best books available on  2005 Page #94  
n the form of memos. The first one read in part: "He {i\loise} had just com 2005 Page #97  
istration's case file on Reich. It read in part: "General Watson did not ta 2005 Page #99  
ace of almost universal criticism. Read out of context -that is, without be 2005 Page #102  
y? This might be rufficult. As you read Ryan Wood's summary of cases where  2005 Page #117  
ve seen the crash or aftermath, or read a document about it in an "official 2005 Page #137  
d ask after each one how many have read it. Typically fewer than 2% have re 2006 Page #4  
d it. Typically fewer than 2% have read any. I note the 5000+ physical trac 2006 Page #4  
 that the 'Colonel' allowed him to read a three inch thick booklet that con 2006 Page #19  
al information. He claims he could read the Guidebook when he was serving o 2006 Page #19  
e I would have to dig them out and read them over in order to jog my memory 2006 Page #27  
ion memorabilia shop. When I first read this story in one of Goodall's book 2006 Page #85  
K (Article 1003) Some years ago, I read a book called A Histog of UFO Crash 2006 Page #86  
 incident on a historical level. I read every book that I could get my hand 2006 Page #91  
zled because everything that I had read about this UFO incident in books wa 2006 Page #91  
t were not in the books that I had read. She also introduced me to her son, 2006 Page #93  
on of the incident. Their headline read, "Braxton Co. Residents Faint, Beco 2006 Page #95  
952. "The New York Times" headline read, "FLAME OVER WASHINGTON - Brilliant 2006 Page #95  
 in the "New York Daily News" that read, "The Thing 10-Feet Tall, Terrifies 2006 Page #99  
aucer' Hysteria." Another headline read, "Police Say Braxton Monster Produc 2006 Page #99  
*************** What you have just read is partly fiction and partly fact.  2006 Page #165  
ccident" of the radar. But was it? Read on. What follows is NOT fiction. PA 2006 Page #165  
ground to December 6, 1950: As you read the following discussion keep in mi 2006 Page #165  
ich you should keep in mind as you read the following versions of what happ 2006 Page #167  
of government probably bothered to read in its entirety. It was the proverb 2006 Page #202  
ts and stories for George Knapp to read on the show. Linda Moulton Howe als 2006 Page #203  
f a UFO were to crash, wouldn't we read about it in the newspapers or see i 2007 Page #7  
 rub full of concrete. The capcion read, "Elvis scill emails Jimmy Hoffa!"  2007 Page #67  
n. l cannot say that Mr. Haas ever read "Proposed Studies on the Peaceful S 2007 Page #76  
hardback books. "l'vf\XI: .Had you read any UFO books GM: No] don't th.ink  2007 Page #81  
y UFO books GM: No] don't th.ink I read any UFO books. j\ifW: \XI ere you a 2007 Page #81  
 access computers via commands). I read through lots of pages and watched m 2007 Page #85  
did warn them. Do you think people read them and realise there had been a b 2007 Page #89  
ic domain. \Xlhat )OU are about to read is stiJJ classified "TOP SECRET" by 2007 Page #94  
e in Japanese , but we are able to read the percentages of the chemical ele 2007 Page #201  
em to be with the FBI. The FBI men read Todd his rights, who waived his rig 2008 Page #30  
hide. One of the men then began to read the espionage laws, being careful t 2008 Page #30  
t see much daylight. I also didn't read the local newspaper. Had I done so  2008 Page #41  
remember the night Sergeant Robbie read The Night before Christmas over the 2008 Page #44  
 to him. Either somehow he did not.read it, or he chose not to respond. I d 2008 Page #45  
t. Tuffy Miller told him, "You 'l/ read about it. I can't talk about it. ft 2008 Page #53  
Washington State. My wife asked to read my Westport UFO Crash file after la 2008 Page #57  
ritten down? If an outsider was to read some of your files, would they real 2008 Page #69  
rld City Editor. 31 If you want to read a wonderful novel, try the coming-o 2008 Page #70  
 a sentence, so you have to either read the text yourself or have a very sm 2008 Page #106  
nheimer documents were scanned and read from the scan into a Microsoft Word 2008 Page #106  
ew Jersey Myself and Marshall have read this and I must admit there is some 2008 Page #114  
 Three Wall Street houses-Dillon , Read; Harris, Forbes; and National City  2008 Page #127  
was a bond salesman for William A. Read & Co., later to become Dillon, Read 2008 Page #131  
ead & Co., later to become Dillon, Read & Co. After the war, he returned to 2008 Page #131  
 Co. After the war, he returned to Read & Co. and by I 93 7 was named Presi 2008 Page #131  
. This was at a time when Dillon & Read were the most profitable of all Wal 2008 Page #131  
rrestal was an officer of Di lion, Read. According to Sutton, "Banker Willi 2008 Page #131  
ity Press in October I 95 8 widely read in I 956. More than--teR 20 years h 2009 Page #12  
by Soviet intelligenc e could have read our response and contingency plans  2009 Page #18  
 and National Security, was widely read in 1956. More than 20 years have pa 2009 Page #23  
etween Star Trek and Baywatch, and read like a wild sci-fi novel. But, ther 2009 Page #54  
f UFO books and she could not have read them even if she did. Further, few  2009 Page #90  
diately stop what they were doing, read the memo and sign, agreeing to abid 2009 Page #90  
secret that J ,,vasn 't allowed to read the whole thing. I had a ve,y small 2009 Page #92  
old Nancy 11111 about •··-And _.,e read up on the long history of UFOs.• Fr 2009 Page #142  
e in a lengthy speculative article read: "Radiation May be Factor in Latest 2009 Page #157  
-l Database with all information • Read reports several limes for clues • T 2009 Page #192  

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 UFO community that you have been "read-in" to the UFO program. My question 2003 Page #202  

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view has been slightly tweaked for readability. Joe: It was in the summer.  2007 Page #121  
 errors have been fixed to improve readability but do not significantly aff 2008 Page #112  

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efore making any case however, the reader should have some idea of who this 2003 Page #85  
s paper is to help familiarize the reader with the specifics of this remark 2005 Page #88  
in "sorting all th.is out' for the reader. Some writers don't eYen bother.  2005 Page #102  
irited concern, they warn the good reader away, like police at the scene of 2005 Page #102  
he most intelligent and perceptive reader may find it preferabl e to dismis 2005 Page #102  
 the crash retrieval event for the reader. New UFO ts Private correspondenc 2005 Page #134  
ong with likely perpetrators . The reader will notice the authenticity grap 2005 Page #138  
? Perhaps my answers will help the reader answer his "why" questions... or  2006 Page #4  
et the ball rolling. I am sure the reader can think of more. A. Graduate st 2006 Page #6  
e of hyphens when in doubt.19 Each reader can decide whether the author of  2006 Page #105  
 its services, it also reminds the reader that the actual subject of UFOs i 2007 Page #67  
 an 800 number. As a regular Times reader I estimated that the dimjnutive a 2007 Page #67  
ny UFO books. j\ifW: \XI ere you a reader of other books. How did you follo 2007 Page #81  
cifi series? GM: Yes 1 was an avid reader. 1 think my stepfather interest i 2007 Page #81  
sure whatsoever to advise you, the reader, that both of those statements ar 2008 Page #24  
iver basin? Ifl have convinced the reader to conclude as I have, that Alan  2008 Page #60  
red list of points. Therefore, the reader relationship is an anomaly and co 2009 Page #11  
isted assistance from PG & E meter reader -··-.. --·-... ,-----..--....-••, 2009 Page #194  

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s no evidence the newspaper or its readers ever believed it was more than t 2004 Page #31  
that Stringfield received from his readers on this mention of crashed UFOs  2004 Page #110  
any complexities. While interested readers should try and locate a cop) of  2005 Page #101  
. I hope chis paper will encourage readers to seek out the truth of this ma 2005 Page #104  
technology fallen to earth. Future readers will understand what officials t 2005 Page #117  
 Some are astonishing, and serious readers can proceed from these summaries 2005 Page #121  
small box ad encouraging newsstand readers to subscribe co the paper. The s 2007 Page #67  
te discussion of aU these results, readers should consult Prof. Sturrock's  2007 Page #195  

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to entertain the Enqwrer's hw-brow readersrup . But, in reality, these even 2007 Page #25  

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n late September 1967, technicians readied the B-52H to carry two drones on 2006 Page #78  

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officers arrived, to which Wickens readily agreed. Corporal Werbicki had no 2004 Page #36  
nce has tons of hardware. They had readily admitted this to Mr. Smith upon  2004 Page #94  
just noted the infom1ation was not readily available and let it go at that. 2008 Page #8  

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ated MJ projects should be held in readiness to perform SPIKE and HOUSE CLE 2004 Page #253  
ted. `We were halted in Chester in readiness for a military exercise we bel 2006 Page #122  
iculous to base an estimate of the readiness of our entire military by obse 2009 Page #155  

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imarily with the objective of just reading the words because it was so hard 2003 Page #171  
ment on this topic. A very careful reading of this book by me yields 159 ma 2003 Page #184  
. Its contents make for intriguing reading: This office has tried to verify 2004 Page #9  
gh speeds are noteworthy. I recall reading an article in the 1897 papers in 2004 Page #28  
r at the place noticed what he was reading and remarked on it. He said he w 2004 Page #43  
interested in flying saucers after reading flying saucer books written by M 2004 Page #89  
 Unusual Reports of Interest After reading about 80 reports, and thinking a 2004 Page #115  
may be the case. In the process of reading a new book by Frank 126          2004 Page #129  
es of any president, and a correct reading of history will show that it was 2004 Page #177  
easonable doubt — is based upon my reading of the evidence. 1 Some supporte 2004 Page #214  
his matter for themselves, through reading and practical application. \'v'h 2005 Page #104  
 10. WHY have you kept at it since reading Ruppelt's book in 1958 and givin 2006 Page #13  
ir Force personnel departed. After reading about this incident in 1993, I d 2006 Page #79  
elLigence community which had been reading Japanese 5                       2007 Page #11  
ions. I came down here and we were reading Peter and Jane books and so I be 2007 Page #79  
However l love language and 1 love reading and my other qualification s wer 2007 Page #80  
ion. I don't remember specifically reading any books or seeing anything on  2007 Page #80  
es a lot. GM: Funnily enough I was reading about him the other day as his s 2007 Page #84  
in g TR\Xf correctly. Anyhow I was reading about the disclosure project and 2007 Page #85  
. Its contents make for intriguing reading: Subject: Moon Dust. This office 2007 Page #142  
nyon sitting in an Air Force truck reading a book. SuddenJy, he was nervous 2007 Page #173  
onal interview and the second time reading a science fiction story they ask 2008 Page #65  
 written word has its limitations. Reading a book about war doesn't mean yo 2008 Page #68  
ve space but large enough for easy reading. The quality and sophistication  2009 Page #8  
 book using similar paragraphs. In reading this work more carefully, I was  2009 Page #11  
 this list in the hope that anyone reading this article might have informat 2009 Page #94  
f the average American of 194 7 by reading digitized copies of newspapers f 2009 Page #156  

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

over the small grave, there was no readings. He knelt down and showed me th 2004 Page #31  
 pattern. Beta and gamma radiation readings in the depressions registered i 2004 Page #47  
mes the norm for the area. Similar readings were recorded where tree bark h 2004 Page #47  
about someone taking radioactivity readings on these impressions. More than 2004 Page #56  
one was sent to take radioactivity readings of the impressions. All of thes 2004 Page #56  
Site L-2 at white Sands. Radiation readings indicate a high neutron count w 2004 Page #81  
of report for radiac (radioactive) readings." 36 10:56 AM: A Coast Guard ve 2006 Page #185  
ned for radioactivity. No positive readings are found. From news accounts o 2006 Page #185  
specially radar or electromagnetic readings, but this article claimed other 2006 Page #200  
 on radar, left elevated radiation readings in the woods, carefully avoided 2008 Page #31  
lso confirmed beta/gamma radiation readings were recorded with "peak readin 2008 Page #93  
 readings were recorded with "peak readings in the three depressions and ne 2008 Page #93  
earby tree had moderate beta/gamma readings on the side of the tree toward  2008 Page #93  

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, strange effects on digital clock readouts and VCRs were reported for two  2007 Page #129  

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ls of Fallen Object," the document reads thus: We have received another pho 2004 Page #8  
ombined" research, but independent reads. I do my research into the images  2004 Page #227  
 the best opinions of the various "reads" by different researchers. These d 2004 Page #228  
Landings" there is a sentence that reads "Submitted to project Blue Book 19 2004 Page #245  
 scan of documents below: The text reads: In the context of the above it ha 2004 Page #251  
he article is a small section that reads thus: "An abandoned silvery ruse w 2005 Page #133  
o interested parties. The document reads thus: "On 25 Aug. 74, at 2207 hrs, 2006 Page #133  
e the first to know about it!" WHO READS THIS TRASH? {Atone time, CIA emplo 2007 Page #45  
t Blue Book" redacted ■ "Today, it reads like ancient history" ■ Distinctiv 2007 Page #48  
low UFO researcher Lou Corbin that reads thus: "Do you know anything about  2007 Page #132  
ferences: MOON DUST, Project," and reads as follows: Rothberg discussed the 2007 Page #135  
e year 1960 alone. One such report reads thus: On 30 September 1960, a TWX  2007 Page #139  
The released portion of the report reads thus: The purpose of this report i 2007 Page #140  
t on Details of Fallen Of!jecl, it reads thus: We have received another pho 2007 Page #141  
th MJ 12 and Project Moon Duse. It reads: Blue Man: Here is declassified/FO 2007 Page #143  
ument (which, it must be stressed, reads like a preliminary, rough draft, r 2009 Page #52  
diation of some sort. The sentence reads "One 151                           2009 Page #157  
iation of some sort. That sentence reads "One means of application would ha 2009 Page #168  
vC!:::ipons h~.,-c in-The sentence reads: "One mean, eluded ;;i cos:,iir ra 2009 Page #182  

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d so when I retired in 1993, I was ready for the Special Operations Manual  2003 Page #169  
vestigating, cover stories will be ready. Slide 34 reaffirms that OPNAC is  2003 Page #178  
resident-elect that would have him ready to govern when sworn in. This is a 2003 Page #191  
 thereby decided the world was not ready for this type of information. The  2003 Page #192  
n Friday afternoon the divers were ready to get into the water. They and th 2004 Page #41  
est of the day but the divers were ready to wrap it up by mid afternoon on  2004 Page #41  
rs." He informed me that they were ready to call it quits on Saturday after 2004 Page #42  
 intelligence who at one point was ready to appear in an American TV show,  2004 Page #45  
ey told us that civilians were not ready for this yet. I will try to get in 2004 Page #49  
antoms that were loaded with nukes ready to take off at a moments notice. T 2004 Page #57  
is 19-year-old age. He was getting ready for work. They started very early  2004 Page #72  
me the Roswell cleanup crew was so ready for this? Answer: they had been pr 2004 Page #127  
hey trying to slowly get our minds ready? A: As to why they pulled that. I  2004 Page #184  
that psychological operations were ready to go along with more profound act 2004 Page #254  
g military uniforms . The men were ready to pay a huge amount of money to m 2005 Page #35  
e, fearing the worst and not quite ready for it. It was tough walking throu 2005 Page #155  
 and the general public is largely ready to accept the new visitors. This i 2006 Page #60  
, they were getting their missiles ready, too. They had the same type of se 2006 Page #148  
t exist because the public was not ready to hear or see it. I remember my v 2006 Page #152  
.~.:/ ~=~~-::-:.": ~~-:.=.:-~ I al.ready talked about the role of the wire  2007 Page #27  
monished photographers. "Always be ready to capture that special image." Th 2007 Page #71  
ue 1 got into Johnson Space centre reaDy easily, as there were blank passwo 2007 Page #86  
orce was standing on the door-step ready to officially release information  2007 Page #110  
ial U.S. Air Force stamp which was ready to go on the back of each of the p 2007 Page #110  
r aircraft are processed, and made ready for the Air Force Museum. Arriving 2007 Page #114  
hat equipment and all chose people ready so quick? Aunt: lt was Like they w 2007 Page #171  
ady been prepped and were standing ready to launch at the time that the ord 2007 Page #187  
on call basis to provide quick and ready reviews to hard questions regardin 2009 Page #19  

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n in slide 14. The last paragraphs reaffirm Einstein's plea in slide 15. Th 2008 Page #107  

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case by bringing out a story which reaffirmed that. Now, that is pure suppo 2006 Page #126  

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er stories will be ready. Slide 34 reaffirms that OPNAC is in charge of the 2003 Page #178  

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tors, media oulets, even President Reagan to warn them of the danger. He be 2003 Page #144  
n't as he explained to me." Ronald Reagan Ronald Reagan was a president who 2003 Page #198  
ained to me." Ronald Reagan Ronald Reagan was a president who was intereste 2003 Page #198  
oke to him during his funeral. The Reagan White House actually had people h 2003 Page #198  
 actually had people hired to keep Reagan away from school children asking  2003 Page #198  
ings would come out of his mouth." Reagan had two UFO sightings. There are  2003 Page #198  
creen ET - The Extraterrestrial to Reagan and 36 other people. The story of 2003 Page #198  
 and it died in captivity in 1952. Reagan sat beside Spielberg during the s 2003 Page #198  
dera near the end of the screening Reagan leaned over to Spielberg and stat 2003 Page #198  
ture details from the president as Reagan left for bed as soon as it was ov 2003 Page #198  
- The Extraterrestrial - President Reagan made an appearance at the old Ros 2003 Page #198  
iod before being shipped to WPAFB, Reagan made a campaign speech for Senato 2003 Page #198  
ection. In case you are wondering, Reagan did mention ET in the speech. As  2003 Page #199  
deck as the King of Clubs. Another Reagan story is the involvement and know 2003 Page #199  
e of the highest cards. Finally on Reagan, let me quickly discuss the role  2003 Page #199  
annon that one of his roles in the Reagan White House was to keep the alien 2003 Page #199  
asion. Powell stated that whenever Reagan brought up aliens in meetings, he 2003 Page #199  
cept of Star Wars was an idea that Reagan got from the 1951 movie "The Day  2003 Page #199  
re you after a couple weeks at the Reagan Library studying how presidential 2003 Page #201  
 of the briefing. President Ronald Reagan Like Nixon it appeared that Reaga 2004 Page #189  
Reagan Like Nixon it appeared that Reagan had attempted to get out some of  2004 Page #189  
agger methods. About the same time Reagan was coming into office a research 2004 Page #189  
2 concept part of an effort by the Reagan administration to release informa 2004 Page #192  
an. Was this coming from President Reagan? Emenegger stated that there was  2004 Page #192  
ng up the UFO films. Both men were Reagan appointees and rabid UFO buffs. O 2004 Page #192  
d out to be the man who had gotten Reagan his first acting job in Hollywood 2004 Page #192  
e book maybe not — that during the Reagan administration I met with Bob Sco 2004 Page #192  
ime discussing it. Bob Scott was a Reagan appointee. He was the head of USI 2004 Page #192  
ood — one of the old ones, and got Reagan his first contract. The catch to  2004 Page #192  
nches of the government during the Reagan administration. They all claimed  2004 Page #194  
 pushed early and often during the Reagan administration. It was also the t 2004 Page #195  
errestrial, which was screened for Reagan at the White House in 1982. Most  2004 Page #195  
that near the end of the screening Reagan leaned over to Spielberg and stat 2004 Page #195  
ple months after the ET screening, Reagan pushed the idea a bit further whe 2004 Page #195  
ash bodies before flying them out, Reagan made a campaign speech for Apollo 2004 Page #195  
archers were approached during the Reagan years and the point was hammered  2004 Page #195  
empted to get it out but couldn't. Reagan had two personal UFO sightings, a 2004 Page #197  
Jon Hunter, told me, however, that Reagan had told him that (like Clinton)  2004 Page #197  
rs. Based on the fact that Carter, Reagan, and Clinton all reported said th 2004 Page #197  
Edward Teller's Pitch to President Reagan for SDI www.majesticdocuments.com 2004 Page #248  
r, an Executive Order by President Reagan in 1982 severely curtailed the he 2005 Page #74  
t The \'!hire House with President Reagan, in Monte Carlo with Grace Kelly, 2005 Page #149  
n attempt to oust President Ronald Reagan and Vice President George Bush. M 2006 Page #183  
Final Events, at the height of the Reagan Administration , a quasi-official 2008 Page #35  
tinuity in government " during the Reagan administration by Dick Cheney, Do 2008 Page #123  
 Nixon in office, President Ronald Reagan was shot. His accused assassin, J 2008 Page #142  
ccused assassin Lee Harvey Oswald. Reagan, who had attacked Trilaterals , m 2008 Page #142  
 transition team and the day after Reagan took office, appointed an FDA Com 2008 Page #142  
ss ever since. One indication that Reagan may have been under the influence 2008 Page #142  
 Jewish groups prior to his visit, Reagan followed through with his plan to 2008 Page #142  
dency and began blossomin g in the Reagan and Bush Senior years." He was re 2008 Page #142  
All Quiet in the West ■ The Ronald Reagan UFO Sighting ■ Pouticil Crisis an 2008 Page #159  
Edward Teller's Pitch to President Reagan for SDI," 4                       2009 Page #10  
ntioned earlier (Teller's pitch to Reagan on SDI) is authentic, QDl will ma 2009 Page #11  
nt in the form of the SDI pitch to Reagan. Teller would have been in a perf 2009 Page #13  

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e military industrial complex, and Reagan's former national security adviso 2003 Page #199  
 of State Colin Powell. Powell was Reagan's last National Security advisor. 2003 Page #199  
o keep the alien references out of Reagan's speeches. He stated he worked h 2003 Page #199  
s, while many Americans prayed for Reagan's recovery , the son of Nazi fina 2008 Page #142  
President Bush took control during Reagan's convalescence and initiated the 2008 Page #142  
dent. Following his 1980 election, Reagan's 59-member transition team was c 2008 Page #142  
d, CEO of Searle, was on President Reagan's transition team and the day aft 2008 Page #142  
v e Ufology ■ 1985: A Quiet Year ■ Reagan's (First) Alien Invasion Speech ■ 2008 Page #164  
ense Initiative) , an issue during Reagan's term. As as result, I copied ei 2009 Page #10  

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 who then served a chairman of the Reagan-Bush campaign committee , as his  2008 Page #142  

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he next generation of transfection reagent." Even the ad's bullet points ar 2007 Page #62  

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er antibody reaction to Hantavirus reagents. Peters contacted his former Ft 2006 Page #111  

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 being there so quickly. It's hard reaily to say. Paul: What's amazing is t 2007 Page #171  

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nts online. GM: The internet was a reaJ revolution when it became easily av 2007 Page #84  
three figures in number. The first reaJ inkling of official interest in Mar 2007 Page #137  

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nce the government secrecy is very real? “I’ll find out if I get there. ” R 2003 Page #9  
e phenomenon reported is something real and not visionary or fictitious. ”  2003 Page #10  
usion that UFOs do exist, are very real, and are spaceships from another or 2003 Page #12  
nts to the fact that Roswell was a real incident and that indeed an alien c 2003 Page #14  
 the same time discounted the very real possibility that it was dictated to 2003 Page #27  
l to believe that if this event is real, that many others would have heard  2003 Page #34  
d new checkable data. Is This Case Real? After working on this case for abo 2003 Page #38  
is specific case. Namely, ET's are real; certain factions of the government 2003 Page #38  
ate of New Mexico." If MJ-12 was a real organization, Roscoe was named as M 2003 Page #87  
e phenomenon reported is something real and not visionary or fictitious." T 2003 Page #87  
swell event in early July 1947 are real then this was the first official me 2003 Page #157  
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 was at this point Ike ordered the real cover-up to start. In the late 70s  2003 Page #192  
oX of tto ftata, af tka ataaaaa af real eaeespllataaot, cs±l c£ b&a far-vaa 2003 Page #221  
al of the facts, of the chances of real accomplishment, and of the far-reac 2003 Page #224  
al of the fasts, of the ohanooa of real cocoa- pllshaent, and of tha far-re 2003 Page #228  
s to say that these spheres became real balls of fire when they entered the 2004 Page #11  
S To SAY THAT THESE sPmERFS erCAHE REAL PALL! OF FIRE VMEA THEY ENTERED THE 2004 Page #21  
g Harbor crash. But you know...the real story was over off Shelburne." Take 2004 Page #44  
a goodly percentage of which has a real bearing on what we know about the i 2004 Page #46  
Mark is mentioned on page 141: Its real, it happened to us, and we will nev 2004 Page #49  
tration's decision to keep all the real facts about UFOs and what was in th 2004 Page #80  
e flying saucer situation was very real: WBS: I am doing some work on the c 2004 Page #91  
 had seen them, and that they were real. I interviewed James on the same su 2004 Page #96  
 crashed saucers stories were very real. The first researcher to contact hi 2004 Page #98  
st whose lecture called "UFO's Are Real" was popular on many university cam 2004 Page #135  
r who was a very honest person, a "real straight shooter." For years, Barne 2004 Page #135  
d were a sort of smokescreen for a real incident that did take place in the 2004 Page #136  
s initials but avoiding use of his real name at that time. Charles Moore, w 2004 Page #139  
g declared that flying saucers are real phenomena, not something visionary  2004 Page #141  
e military procedures by which the real debris was immediately sent to Andr 2004 Page #142  
s, The Doomsday Covirag, lists the real names of dozens of scientists and o 2004 Page #145  
by Frank Skully Flying Saucers are Real, by Major Donald Keyhoe Leap of Fai 2004 Page #149  
tory of the film is that it is the real life story of the movie Close Encou 2004 Page #180  
FB story will go down as the first real attempt to be upfront with the Amer 2004 Page #180  
ll still not divulge this person's real name. Neither will Richard Doty or  2004 Page #190  
, this is too valuable. Those were real discussions. In that process this m 2004 Page #195  
the original documents are probab# real, but that their authenticity cannot 2004 Page #214  
Aztec incident is left with a very real question about Leo Gebauer — was he 2004 Page #219  
 prove the 1VIJ-12 documents to be real — for example, a "diary," allegedly 2004 Page #222  
l supposedly claims that MJ-12 was real — Pflock would be the first to cry  2004 Page #222  
It is not, at least at this point, real evidence that can be admitted in an 2004 Page #222  
 - 26; also Stanton T. Friedman IS Real! dir. Paul Kimball, Redstar Films l 2004 Page #224  
ng markers, the document is either real or faked by a major intelligence ag 2004 Page #242  
ng markers, the document is either real or faked by a major intelligence ag 2004 Page #247  
t is left is either (a) that it is real or (b) that it was faked by an inte 2004 Page #254  
ts, then the documents are old and real and therefore the contents are vali 2004 Page #254  
O conferences such as MUFON have a real impact on public opinion, let alone 2004 Page #254  
d1at] you're talking about. It was real and "I would guess about four feet  2005 Page #40  
 does not provide anything more of real significance. That situation change 2005 Page #40  
answer -but that the phenomenon is real, that it is technological, and that 2005 Page #73  
ents do tell us, however: UFOs are real, they are technological, they are e 2005 Page #74  
ledge, that "both" categories were real. On the other hand, it is at least  2005 Page #80  
ere are always people who lack any real curiosity about their world, and th 2005 Page #81  
pancy between the official and the real is so large that a "correction" cou 2005 Page #85  
 some alleged alien abductions are real; when one considers that there may  2005 Page #85  
der that a11 this might in fact be real. She 83                             2005 Page #85  
 maintain that while fear would be real, at least in the early stages follo 2005 Page #86  
, was open to anything that seemed real." Keyhoe's book was followed by E.  2005 Page #95  
eve that our government had a very real interest in Dr. Reich's UFO observa 2005 Page #101  
writers don't eYen bother. With no real interest in fair scientific inquiry 2005 Page #102  
menon reported [UFOs] is something real and not something visionary or fict 2005 Page #118  
escreen for the military to hide a real crashed UFO behind? Or is there ano 2005 Page #133  
simple as true or false, hoaxed or real. Furthermore, each of the key vecto 2005 Page #135  
and has the translucent quality of real skin and flesh. There are many mate 2005 Page #149  
J the prosthetic body bits to look real with the color being matched, and y 2005 Page #150  
ntilli creature could very well be real due to the fact that it does tend t 2005 Page #150  
t does tend to behave in the way a real cadaver would." A recreation of the 2005 Page #150  
 that the creature could well be a real cadaver. But Ray Santilli is the ma 2005 Page #150  
ssibiLities. One is that it is the real thing: that this creature is from a 2005 Page #151  
tion Retrieval and Categorization; Real time Systems -Robotics; Design Meth 2005 Page #162  
cture (usually "Flying Saucers ARE Real") over 700 times in 18 countries. M 2006 Page #4  
 WHY don't the aliens, if they are real, just land on the White House lawn  2006 Page #4  
ents can't keep secrets and B. the real secret is that they don't know what 2006 Page #8  
 one of them either. They are also real. 7. WHY do you say SETI stands for  2006 Page #11  
on one planet in one solar system. Real scientists don't extrapolate or int 2006 Page #12  
o Timothy Cooper are emulations of real documents published in books and ge 2006 Page #12  
out so as to confuse and imply the real ones are phony... guilt by associat 2006 Page #13  
ack projects, too. The stre of the real black budget is clearly astronomica 2006 Page #32  
information and obfuscation of the real facts around this UFO crash. The fi 2006 Page #44  
o 138, both of which are wrong the real USGS reporting station for Death Va 2006 Page #45  
esent itself in a manner such that real, physical interaction with earth-bo 2006 Page #52  
ces would try to get and tell the "real" story, resulting in competing vers 2006 Page #57  
tive or even to believe that it is real. There would be a sudden proliferat 2006 Page #59  
rrestrial objects. If they involve real events, then evidence should remain 2006 Page #88  
 know how to fool people using the real world of science, and since they fo 2006 Page #101  
gazine, Dodd refused to reveal the real name of his source for the story, a 2006 Page #122  
n the phone. Tony won't reveal the real name of James Prescott because he t 2006 Page #123  
 was somehow connected with a very real James Prescott who lost his life in 2006 Page #127  
rds, the fact that there existed a real James Prescott in the British Army, 2006 Page #128  
inly because it's going to feature real locations, real weapon systems, rea 2006 Page #130  
s going to feature real locations, real weapon systems, real tactics, real  2006 Page #130  
al locations, real weapon systems, real tactics, real doctrine and real cri 2006 Page #130  
real weapon systems, real tactics, real doctrine and real crisis management 2006 Page #130  
s, real tactics, real doctrine and real crisis management techniques. It's  2006 Page #130  
d-winning science, environment and Real X-Files website, Earthfiles.com. Fo 2006 Page #139  
 in force to this day. SLIDE # 11— Real X-Files Report, Earthfiles.com Sinc 2006 Page #142  
 'This is no exercise. This is the real thing.' 146                         2006 Page #149  
 to go on the record with his full real name and military records. Thomas C 2006 Page #156  
 best recall it. I tried to get as real as I could by not giving too much d 2006 Page #159  
ese were not fakes. These were the real stuff. I was overwhelmed." Slide 33 2006 Page #159  
r in Korea was viewed as the first real military contest between communism  2006 Page #165  
re certain that these objects were real, unidentifiable targets or objects, 2006 Page #172  
l, the government says they aren't real. And, if you can't trust the govern 2006 Page #173  
ast, did think flying saucers were real because two days later the Army's C 2006 Page #173  
"flying disc" file of the FBI, the REAL X-Files! (The Truth is In Here!) Ho 2006 Page #174  
 Rio. The EBD is either completely real, partially real and partially false 2006 Page #177  
 either completely real, partially real and partially false (disinformation 2006 Page #177  
d. Together, we will learn what is real. Learning is our meaning. That is w 2006 Page #182  
rmation that would prove UFOs were real, would you put it on the air?" I to 2006 Page #205  
........... 72 Flying Saucers: For Real! Michael H. Schrott ............... 2007 Page #5  
motivated, have the power to force real change. Let's not forget It. 34 -I  2007 Page #40  
 POST 1961 BALLPOINT INK ■ "Fakes? Real? Make up your own mind." ■ "Written 2007 Page #47  
uments Tell Us ■ UFO phenomenon is real. ■ Involves apparent technology. ■  2007 Page #51  
ny, proclaims , "Now you can see a real UFO, too!" An 'ultimate filtering o 2007 Page #60  
he public that UFOs and aliens are real -in advertisements and commercials. 2007 Page #77  
into stories about people that are real life, things that are above and bey 2007 Page #81  
sci-fi. 1 do like a lot of book on real subjects. 1 am a real admirer of th 2007 Page #81  
t of book on real subjects. 1 am a real admirer of the military strangely e 2007 Page #81  
by my parents who cold me to get a real job first as they said it was a thr 2007 Page #81  
 the internet? GM: No l met him in real life, through a job where I was doi 2007 Page #84  
ts to validate the information was real provided .by the disclosure project 2007 Page #85  
 supposed to have been killed were real? GM: I didn't try to research the h 2007 Page #85  
ntain that might be different to a real system. GM: A honeypot would be ver 2007 Page #87  
                Flying Saucers-For Real! (The secret truth behind U.S. buil 2007 Page #93  
ictured above and to the left) THE REAL STORY: The case for U.S. built flyi 2007 Page #94  
              "FL YING SAUCERS FOR REAL ! !" 'ULTRA TOP SECRET USAF JET FLY 2007 Page #97  
ROX •10') =O= "FL YING SAUCERS FOR REAL ! !" co,.r.:-~•.t p, ~~:-.!· t.·,c• 2007 Page #97  
ay the least. This leaves the very real possibility that these jet djsc air 2007 Page #109  
 the world that this phenomenon is real and that we have never been alone i 2007 Page #121  
l that was in the from was really, real!J bright. It was a white light. It  2007 Page #121  
 is about a two hour drive away, a real windy dirt road, my dad got the cal 2007 Page #121  
co do this they must have had some real instance to reference, or how could 2007 Page #127  
 UFOs, inclurung F!Jing Saucer are Real; Aliens fi-0,11 Space; and The F!Ji 2007 Page #132  
what you see on TV where it's Like real thin and sharp. It was actually mor 2007 Page #167  
de of them and are white. It had a real intense glo\v to it and it was movi 2007 Page #167  
l, from that hill (behind), we are real close to how far we were that rught 2007 Page #170  
 56% of Americans believe UFOs are real. 72% think the U.S. government know 2007 Page #185  
ing up, into the night sky with no real points of reference , would be unab 2008 Page #13  
                               The real question here is if we have a singl 2008 Page #14  
g to see these files again -it's a real blast from the past. As with the fi 2008 Page #65  
capital letter!) because in a very real sense, disclosure is precisely what 2008 Page #69  
l filters, even when there were no real targets. For example, the COBRA MlS 2008 Page #73  
nosis Excerpt B: OK, we're talking real clearly with them (base Shift Comma 2008 Page #86  
like he was not surprised . He was real calm. But the other people were sca 2008 Page #88  
st the rest of the world. The only real step toward world government is wor 2008 Page #117  
of Hitler's 1933 Enabling Act. The Real ID Act and the rapid growth of surv 2008 Page #123  
ven Mussolini pointed out that the real tern, should be "corporatism. " "Th 2008 Page #124  
s these corporate giants? The only real difference between fascist Italy an 2008 Page #124  
and stated publicly that UFOs were real and "through official secrecy and r 2008 Page #131  
e phenomenon reported is something real and not visionary or fictitious ."  2008 Page #132  
Sign report stating that UFOs were real destroyed. Many UFO researchers bel 2008 Page #132  
nts, Geo and Stern. Bertelsmann 's real power comes from their ownership of 2008 Page #143  
b, a CR-1/.1.ENGE _.,.,.' TODA y·; REAL J;SI • 110~11; l'OR1:c1.o,ti1n:s AT 2008 Page #156  
some of them on original paper. My real research did not really begin, howe 2009 Page #7  
at UFO researchers years after the real use was over. 6                     2009 Page #12  
on the run from the government. In real life at the time Jim Garrison was o 2009 Page #32  
th actual back channel access. The real FBI had final say over that series' 2009 Page #32  
hat] you 're talking about. It was real and I would guess about four feet t 2009 Page #49  
 end of the exchange, there was no real indication that this was to be thei 2009 Page #55  
LE ESICENTS IV.ANT. SANDERSON -THE REAL.ITV OF NOERWATER UFO . s.: ,. , I(~ 2009 Page #104  
ing that there had to be something real to this phenomenon so widely witnes 2009 Page #154  
the 1946 ghost rockets that caused real alann as the U.S. was worried that  2009 Page #155  
 story leaked in mid-June 1947 was real, and confirms the participation of  2009 Page #167  
jor protagonists of this story are real people, with real credentials, who  2009 Page #176  
f this story are real people, with real credentials, who are indeed working 2009 Page #176  
tials, who are indeed working on a real secret project, yet they misreprese 2009 Page #176  

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highly successfu l novel after the real-life Alan Rammer. one of the key wi 2008 Page #70  

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era. Not only must we confront the reali'0 of a new scientific paradigm - t 2005 Page #73  

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lities in a wider communit y would realign power on earth? And beyond escap 2005 Page #117  

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mpassion, to expand our concept of realio, to become something new, then we 2006 Page #194  

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sing otherwise chat person ma) not realise they have committed a crime. A l 2007 Page #87  
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ite but then as it revealed more 1 realised that this looked very different 2007 Page #86  
er my little operation. Once I had realised that this place ,vas of no viab 2007 Page #89  

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ance and be looking around without realising )OU were doing very much wrong 2007 Page #87  

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Who faked it and why? There are no realistic and credible answers as to why 2003 Page #210  
hiefs of Staff paper was not quite realistic and solutions were offered whi 2003 Page #230  
n -Reich's work? And are there any realistic reasons to suspect foul play i 2005 Page #88  
elatin could and would make a very realistic and organic appearance [sic].  2005 Page #149  
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 very uncommon indeed. A much more realistic approach is to note that Voyag 2006 Page #6  
 call "know-how. " It would not be realistic to propose that secrecy should 2009 Page #21  
pecially since we -..vant it to be realistic and acceptable. Yet such a pro 2009 Page #21  

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s Government is prepared to assist realistically and immediately a program  2003 Page #222  
to and utilizing NHI technologies. Realistically, some businesses would go  2006 Page #58  

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formity on issues that matter. The realit)' of social stratification helps  2005 Page #76  

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en it comes to analyzing political realities. During the 1950s, UFO researc 2005 Page #75  
 belief systems to accommodate new realities. Displays of advanced technolo 2006 Page #67  
inking creates ideas, which create realities. These ideas and realities oft 2006 Page #182  
 create realities. These ideas and realities often conflict. So, we need to 2006 Page #182  
n my third book, Glimpses of Other Realities: Vol. !I - High Strangeness .  2008 Page #90  
in my 1998 book, Glimpses of Other Realities, Vol. JI: High Strangeness. Ji 2008 Page #90  

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ndary sources and evidence for the reality of an extraterrestrial spacecraf 2003 Page #21  
all provided valuable data for the reality of this historic event.          2003 Page #21  
 his far-reaching knowledge of UFO reality, the extraterrestrial implicatio 2003 Page #85  
phenomenon. Some sort of objective reality was definitely at work, or a con 2003 Page #144  
shows that the president knows the reality of the phenomena, but realizes t 2003 Page #190  
 spaceship crash story is based on reality, a reality that flew over Americ 2004 Page #33  
crash story is based on reality, a reality that flew over America in the la 2004 Page #33  
 people came face to face with the reality of the space people, and realize 2004 Page #88  
and the embassy officials knew the reality of saucers. One high ranking off 2004 Page #90  
l the good it is in evaluating the reality of the craft or the people who m 2004 Page #95  
corners of UFOs and all that their reality implies. Acknowledgement I have  2004 Page #106  
ter to author William Steinman the reality of the UFO cover-up and that the 2004 Page #147  
ge professors. I will hit you with reality, not theory, or fuzzy intellectu 2005 Page #10  
me even closer to documentin g the reality of crashed UFOs, with a signed a 2005 Page #40  
opyright 2005 Richord M. Dolan The Reality of "Them" \Y/e are currently dea 2005 Page #73  
e the result of acknowledging this reality within the officially sanctioned 2005 Page #73  
ment as to 1vl?)' we believe their reality is a given. I've written about t 2005 Page #73  
ical fetish, utterly divorced from reality; in which fundamental questions  2005 Page #75  
 top American scientists about the reality of crash retrievals and alien be 2005 Page #79  
ap between official and unofficial reality will only widen. Yet, history sh 2005 Page #84  
s acceptance of UFOs as a physical reality that dealt rus professional repu 2005 Page #87  
esigned to isolate and confirm the reality of orgone energy, but, aware of  2005 Page #91  
plicati ons of an extraterrestrial reality are often moving, profound and d 2005 Page #102  
 declared to be out of touch with "reality" or insane. You may have the kno 2005 Page #104  
 and undermine their assertions of reality? You can hone your thoughts abou 2005 Page #118  
d credible sources speaking to the reality of UFOs has grown weighty. Astro 2005 Page #119  
crash retrievals and ponder what a reality that includes diverse intelligen 2005 Page #120  
ss and in coming to grips with the reality that our planet is not the only  2005 Page #128  
ces and evidence-that is the harsh reality at present. It would be ideal if 2005 Page #134  
resulting in competing versions of reality. The internet would be aflame wi 2006 Page #57  
er. Theologians would test the new reality against doctrine and prophecy, B 2006 Page #58  
y people will recognize that their reality will never again be quite as it  2006 Page #59  
hatever it may call God. T.,As the reality of the NHI contact becomes clear 2006 Page #60  
 potential panic, but introduces a reality found today in service for the s 2006 Page #103  
l on the evidence supporting their reality, but rather try to relate this t 2006 Page #115  
 with a mandate to investigate the reality of biological warfare and to dev 2006 Page #123  
human experience and the nature of reality, the "safe" scientists and their 2006 Page #181  
the currently accepted paradigm of reality. If you are interested in either 2006 Page #193  
rently in operation. 3. Margins of Reality: The Role of Consciousness in th 2006 Page #207  
Hansen Publjc skepticism about the reality of UFO crashes stems from a near 2007 Page #7  
rer's hw-brow readersrup . But, in reality, these events ilid take place an 2007 Page #25  
climatize the public co this other reality. Varied bona fide Post \X/ar doc 2007 Page #59  
e. In this case, its alien and UFO reality in advertisi ng vs. UFO and alie 2007 Page #77  
 in advertisi ng vs. UFO and alien reality for 1·eal, making it a kind of c 2007 Page #77  
e: Those that are skepcical of the reality of man-mad e flying aucer would  2007 Page #109  
go a long way in demonstrating the reality of alien spacecraft in our atmos 2008 Page #7  
high flying U-2 spy plane. But, in reality, it wasn't either. If you study  2008 Page #16  
, no question! I'M TRYfNG TO GET A REALITY CHECK ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEE 2008 Page #77  
ment by illusion. Those distorting reality are using lies to control the pu 2008 Page #96  
The eYidence rupport.ing physic.al reality m UFOs is overwhemlng • Those wh 2008 Page #146  
If national sovereignty is to be a reality in our atmosphere and space we m 2009 Page #16  
arious means the true state of UFO reality, so far as such knowledge can be 2009 Page #21  
 and inflame public opinion of the reality of the event. Past disinformatio 2009 Page #25  
 the pseudonym of Fritz Werner. 1n reality, there are far more than a handf 2009 Page #48  
ow our military struggled with the reality of extra terrestrial contact. Eq 2009 Page #88  
recalled. ■ Missng tine, "\/irtual reality scenarios,• telepathic c011T1111 2009 Page #152  
the "know". Neither questioned the reality of the sightings. If UFOs were i 2009 Page #178  

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ply a war spike, and the spreading realization that the U.S. government has 2005 Page #85  
ealistic approach to the practical realization of electrostatic propulsion  2005 Page #171  
Goodbie." Shock! Could this be the realization of his worst nightmare? By r 2006 Page #164  
e, the sense of isolation, and the realization that, once the 1974 UFO even 2007 Page #192  

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erest in UFOs, but that he came to realize that he had lost control of the  2003 Page #16  
d the "need to know" would come to realize that he had stumbled onto someth 2003 Page #141  
efore we begin, it is important to realize that IF you are satisfied that w 2003 Page #171  
with • Things she knew, but didn't realize • Politics • Something someone e 2004 Page #207  
d here it he is. I don't think you realize it but you and Dr. Wood have sta 2004 Page #248  
inutes of discussion, she began to realize that I seriously believed in the 2005 Page #85  
eteorological Officer. You have to realize that at that time there was lite 2008 Page #33  
shers , 2008) Most Americans don't realize it but they have been living in  2008 Page #123  
ous cases of proper evaluation . I realize that such a proposal goes beyond 2009 Page #16  
rations and responsibility. I also realize the current political climate is 2009 Page #16  
ation. Many UFO enthusiasts do not realize that Kenneth Arnold not only had 2009 Page #179  

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nanigans. The Air Force eventually realized that this scenario could be tak 2003 Page #141  
 one but the shadowy scriptwriters realized the whole thing was planned fro 2003 Page #149  
and was not moving. That is when I realized it wasn't a plane landing. The  2004 Page #57  
ent insiders with the need-to-know realized they were challenged by non- te 2004 Page #61  
he surrounding cell tissue, that I realized that the light-beam cutting tor 2004 Page #78  
cancer of the lower bowel. When he realized that he would not survive his i 2004 Page #86  
e reality of the space people, and realized that wasn't anything that they  2004 Page #88  
were also undertaken "since it was realized that he had an immunodeficiency 2005 Page #33  
pts to right the aircraft, Collins realized it was unrecoverable. As the st 2006 Page #74  
ore I thought about it, the more I realized the most fundamental error; the 2006 Page #85  
After repeated visits, many locals realized I wasn't an average drop-in tou 2006 Page #92  
the story. When some of the locals realized that I had relatives and family 2006 Page #92  
his big map hanging on the wall, I realized these three objects actually fa 2006 Page #97  
y went to get out of the cab, they realized that they'd been followed by an 2006 Page #124  
CC and I looked into the sky and I realized that I had experienced somethin 2006 Page #148  
ile we continued our discussion. I realized that this is the south west but 2006 Page #204  
en watching it for a long time and realized it was getting lower in altitud 2007 Page #171  
hen I reviewed all the evidence, I realized the true significance of his en 2008 Page #55  
a profound effect on me, because J realized that a commercial aircraft had  2008 Page #66  
e MoD fi Jes, most people have not realized that the account in the MoD fil 2008 Page #66  
frica and Russia, these globalists realized they faced the same problem the 2008 Page #130  
 of Hess's mission. The globalists realized that Hitler and the Germans mus 2008 Page #130  
s did not have that capability but realized they were thinking along the li 2009 Page #17  
E ABOVE YOU? Well, from the time I realized it was not an airplane and was  2009 Page #85  
pped what I was doing as soon as I realized I was listening to a report of  2009 Page #137  
 involved. It did not appear to be realized that time is required to plan a 2009 Page #166  

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 the reality of the phenomena, but realizes that the government has very li 2003 Page #190  

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ettle down for the evening, little realizing that one of the most extraordi 2007 Page #185  

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· Dr. Fontes and, since he was not realJy interested in ufology, turned ove 2007 Page #195  

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GM: It seems sensible but I wasn't reall) aware of that mechanism at the ri 2007 Page #89  

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hat. It's a tough nut to crack. It reall1 is. But my guess is that the best 2005 Page #71  

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in the specific details as to what really happened that spring evening in 1 2003 Page #22  
e Did It Crash? Now we come to the really hard questions. When may be easie 2003 Page #36  
rials in the multi-layered sole. I really do not know where the shoe sole w 2003 Page #49  
e deer did it. But these guys were really digging into those leaves taking  2003 Page #69  
e later to tell the public what it really knows about the Kecksburg inciden 2003 Page #72  
nt, makes one wonder what they are really hiding. As a result of the broadc 2003 Page #72  
hese sorts of activties. "Paul was really interested in what was coming out 2003 Page #144  
 the on-board experience, but what really excited him was that the ship wen 2003 Page #144  
corded, and trying to keep what he really thought was going on under wraps  2003 Page #145  
n hungering for the opportunity to really probe into the technology of UFOs 2003 Page #169  
t to anyone that if the Government really wants to keep a secret, they woul 2003 Page #184  
 Michigan in the past week. Do you really believe in flying saucers - you'v 2003 Page #195  
e USAF started their study on what really happened in 1947. Bill and Hillar 2003 Page #200  
nished mysteriously in the area. I really think something big happened in S 2004 Page #10  
 a new slant on the case; but what really caught my eve was the National Se 2004 Page #14  
cts — even when the objects do not really exist." While Klass's thesis undo 2004 Page #28  
erning the crash — half claimed it really happened while the other half cla 2004 Page #28  
nfold as a result. Nonetheless, he really had no choice after what he had j 2004 Page #34  
ression of being quite large. What really bothered Wickens was their angle  2004 Page #34  
 the object was sinking, which was really only a few minutes after the Moun 2004 Page #37  
omething. Chris took the names not really expecting anything and sure enoug 2004 Page #44  
getting into, but I guess we never really had a choice. God bless and stay  2004 Page #50  
wo men wanted to answer: Was there really a crashed disc near Aztec? To hel 2004 Page #70  
me of the Aztec incident. We don't really pinpoint him at the crash site, a 2004 Page #72  
 full load of passengers. Was this really an "accident," or was it a very p 2004 Page #145  
 Michigan in the past week. Do you really believe in flying saucers — you'v 2004 Page #177  
n public about what the government really knows. If you have read what I ha 2004 Page #180  
lled out his belief about what had really happened when asked if he had bee 2004 Page #184  
s to why they pulled that. I can't really tell you. It was during the end o 2004 Page #184  
out on a boat and tell you what it really was, but then afterwards, I'll ha 2004 Page #185  
ue and said "You know we think you really know what you are talking about a 2004 Page #189  
ou're either in or you're out. You really don't know what you are getting i 2004 Page #190  
re getting into because they don't really tell you very much about what you 2004 Page #190  
I chose to go with it. I guess I'm really glad I did. If I had it to do ove 2004 Page #190  
uld look to find such documents. I really couldn't answer his question so I 2004 Page #191  
responded, "Oh my God they (MJ-12) really did it" LeMay — USAF UFO Program  2004 Page #212  
new supportive evidence. Were they really just a couple of con-men on the m 2004 Page #218  
estion is whether or not "Dr. Gee" really was Leo Gebauer? Scully went to h 2004 Page #218  
r, another possibility — that they really did know the eight scientists, an 2004 Page #219  
scientists, and that perhaps there really was a genuine crashed flying sauc 2004 Page #219  
this specific detail right? Did he really have "insider sources" as he clai 2004 Page #221  
 they were trying to find out if I really knew anything about flying saucer 2004 Page #221  
ssume, for the moment, that Pflock really did see something that might have 2004 Page #221  
equence of which, Gen. Roger Ramey really did owe the Star Telegram a very  2004 Page #237  
"original MJ-12 documents" what is really referred to is original, non-phot 2004 Page #243  
ay not know now, but you have some really important stuff that is creating  2004 Page #249  
 or its environment? So What To We Really Know? For the first time in the h 2004 Page #253  
 the lakebed, it created havoc. It really just rained debris down field in  2005 Page #67  
om the way they were made up. That really impressed me and I thought, '\Vhy 2005 Page #68  
litary does about this. They would really have to keep it under wraps. This 2005 Page #71  
n But the issue of "rusclosure" is really about us, not them. How will the  2005 Page #75  
lps us to understand that d1ere is really no such thing as "The Media," or  2005 Page #76  
y at that time." But does all tlus really come down to a question of Wilhel 2005 Page #103  
ce suggests that the case may have really been a hoax perpetrated by U.S. I 2005 Page #133  
it in pain, or like a baby crying, really sad. Jose wanted co gee closer; I 2005 Page #155  
ave changed their codes. There was really nothing in public until 25 years  2006 Page #8  
ysical evidence that this case can really move forward, because the witness 2006 Page #47  
de of the road and thought, "There really must be something to this story." 2006 Page #90  
liens will cause panic if they are really here. This assumption, in my opin 2006 Page #103  
ortly after 11.30 p.m. when things really began to take shape. `We, that is 2006 Page #122  
Porton Down. (13) Were live aliens really loose on the Berwyn Mountains? Di 2006 Page #123  
se items out there in the Atlantic really got them upset because that's clo 2006 Page #145  
irst thing that I noticed that was really amazing was that as the Phantom j 2006 Page #145  
IN WHY IT HAD TO BE HUSHED UP? Not really. They just told us that it never  2006 Page #148  
dead zone of the radar site. I got really scared because they were flashing 2006 Page #154  
d he said, 'It's true.' Well, this really caught my attention. I was really 2006 Page #157  
 really caught my attention. I was really astounded to hear that kind of re 2006 Page #157  
 was black and white, you couldn't really get a lot of tone with the kind o 2006 Page #158  
 COULD YOU DISCERN SCALES? No, not really. But you could tell there were -  2006 Page #158  
craft hangar. Pretty much, this is really a rendition because of the angle. 2006 Page #158  
 rendition because of the angle. I really am not an artist, so I could not  2006 Page #158  
y am not an artist, so I could not really draw it to the right angle. But o 2006 Page #158  
aft hangar, the opening here. What really stood out to me in this photograp 2006 Page #158  
Retrieval Conference very good job really. But most of its head, as 1 recal 2006 Page #159  
 — in comparison to its head — was really this skinny and it had a lot of w 2006 Page #159  
 about Roswell. He said two things really. He said he had heard of Roswell  2006 Page #160  
ch was E-5. I thought he was doing really good. But there at the last minut 2006 Page #160  
attack. He went into shock. He got really angry. He wanted to tape record m 2006 Page #161  
HAD BEEN USING WHAT? Well, I never really understood that either. They've b 2006 Page #162  
tary of Defense what these targets really were? Or were these people told b 2006 Page #173  
t be identified? And finally, what really happened to this vexing thing? If 2006 Page #192  
n of how important the UFO problem really was. During \X/orld War 11, Rober 2007 Page #22  
any such creatures as you describe really existed, we would be the first to 2007 Page #45  
o get on a degree course but I was really crap at high level maths so they  2007 Page #78  
e but l didn't get into any events really. iVI\v': Is there any reason that 2007 Page #79  
 that they did sword fencing and l really wanted to do that, sounds childis 2007 Page #80  
ters are important to everyone . I really enjoyed that. M\'v': So a Systems 2007 Page #83  
't we beLieve them. I began to get really angry about it. If such serious p 2007 Page #85  
 was thinking however char if they really were killed then there must be so 2007 Page #85  
 military. M\X/: \Xlould honeypots really only apply to militaf) sJ stems?  2007 Page #87  
l y public but infact the) are not really they are mifaary organisation rea 2007 Page #87  
ally they are mifaary organisation really. I'm sure NASA does honeypotting  2007 Page #87  
 was part of it which made me look really bad. I would sometimes start off  2007 Page #89  
e messages . 1t wasn't a good idea really. :rvf\Xl: So drink was an element 2007 Page #90  
Washington! GM: Yeah and if it had really happened then why wasn't it in th 2007 Page #90  
 information like that? GM: No not really because I was maintairung such a  2007 Page #90  
e are Flying Saucers! Those things really do exist!." There, parked outside 2007 Page #95  
 it was strange that the Air Force really did have flying saucers, but deni 2007 Page #115  
 The ball that was in the from was really, real!J bright. It was a white li 2007 Page #121  
ball from the sky? Joe: You know I really don't know. \Xfhen we saw the str 2007 Page #123  
ing because he wasn't the only one really that was being aloof. My friends  2007 Page #125  
 know what l can recall back then, really, T couldn't tell you. There ,:vas 2007 Page #126  
a small group of boys and we could really care less about the rest of the s 2007 Page #126  
t the picrures on their own didn't really answer much at all, because of th 2007 Page #138  
 guard all night, yet none of them really knows what he ls looking for. "I' 2007 Page #145  
 seen over Albuc1uerque and that's really all I remember. Then we talked a  2007 Page #167  
t a football sideways and it had a really intense glow like a fluorescent b 2007 Page #167  
 din trail that we took. It wasn't really a dirt road. lt was like car trac 2007 Page #168  
oked uncomfortable. He just looked really irritated and the whole time like 2007 Page #168  
ame up when you could see it (UFO) really well, but we were fairly close to 2007 Page #168  
ect. I mean, close enough to get a really good look at it. We could see the 2007 Page #168  
o the point to where 1 just didn't really care. FT. LEONARD WOOD COMPANY 04 2007 Page #172  
naJysis proved the substance ro be really a metal which is definitely tin-i 2007 Page #194  
 that I tell chem the truth, if it really was what they suspected- 'a piece 2007 Page #197  
odbridge , to name but four. Is it really acceptable and reasonable to beli 2008 Page #37  
t it. I can't talk about it. ft 's really something." Tuffy claimed he shot 2008 Page #53  
surrounding the event that you are really targeting with the investigation  2008 Page #58  
ead some of your files, would they really understand all the business of th 2008 Page #69  
was much bigger than 0TH radar. We really poured a lot of energy into Voice 2008 Page #77  
d December 27, and that there were really weird things going on and that we 2008 Page #87  
n an attempt to determine what had really occun-ed at Tunguska back in 1908 2008 Page #99  
ground. But was the Tunguska event really the result of a meteorite strike? 2008 Page #100  
unguska, and whether or not aliens really did meet their deaths in that rem 2008 Page #103  
er piece like the QD. I think that really good reference samples would be t 2008 Page #107  
d the public into thinking that we really didn't know what they were. (See  2008 Page #111  
olutions in International Law ■Who really owns the Earth? (2 parts) ■Did th 2008 Page #116  
nl OD It II ltlTtly con,pln WHAT 1 REALLY DO • ;s1-8•. ... .-.. ~ w_'llrtt  2008 Page #146  
al paper. My real research did not really begin, however, until I had retir 2009 Page #7  
on of the thinking for that era is really quite consistent with the excelle 2009 Page #8  
o, how much of this S-4 package is really genuine? The simple answer is "I  2009 Page #13  
e hying to tell us that, 'Well, we really didn't have anything to do with i 2009 Page #78  
d men doing your job, but we can't really comment on it.' Something did hap 2009 Page #78  
nza. We saw something like lights, really bright and white that came down a 2009 Page #79  
, no!' And he said, 'OK.' We never really talked about it again after that. 2009 Page #85  
ew misidentified dummies, was what really had caused all the uproar about a 2009 Page #87  
 end of his end of his life. I was really hopeful; there was a promised opp 2009 Page #94  
the headlines of June 13 -15, 1947 really caught my eye -the International  2009 Page #156  
ing such a satellite of the earth, really equivalent to a tiny moon, are kn 2009 Page #158  
e natural phenomenon. Something is really flying around. (b) Lack of topsid 2009 Page #178  

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was soon relegated to the colorful realm of East Anglican folklore where it 2004 Page #46  
 in the field of UFOs, even in the realm of government disclosure. There is 2005 Page #84  
ctions in the living and nonliving realm. Nonetheless, one of ufology's mos 2005 Page #88  
e of proportion: we then enter the realm of what is called the unthinkable. 2009 Page #20  
 relegate Bethurum 's story to the realm of fiction and nothing else - and, 2009 Page #55  
trol and were operating beyond the realm of anything I have ever seen befor 2009 Page #59  
e lights and craft were beyond the realm of anything we know and were intel 2009 Page #75  
he story was soon relegated to the realm of myth, confabulation and distort 2009 Page #134  

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s in the Living and the non-ljving realms. Orgonom) offers us groundbreakin 2005 Page #87  
n the nature of God and the spirit realms, for better or worse. All religio 2006 Page #59  
and possibly even out-of-thjs-wodd realms, too. The Keyhoe Revelations, 195 2007 Page #132  

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lated in homo-sapiens . Dr Bronk's ream has suggested the term "Extraterres 2007 Page #75  
 a lengthy report was filed by the ream leader char was duh-sent co a 0rnup 2007 Page #139  
photos, and some background on the ream char had landed and cook the pictur 2007 Page #139  

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 ’ai Mr Fnrreetal, who la 57 years reaponee to caro. I-ateat rapnrta old. e 2003 Page #91  

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alnr treated, aaid the worrits and reaponiibiuUea of they were "vary much e 2003 Page #91  

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agician's sleight of hand, only to reappear seconds later, apparently miles 2003 Page #142  
me smaller and disappeared only to reappear in another part of the sky. As  2004 Page #57  
light it would disappear again and reappear somewhere else as if it was pla 2004 Page #57  

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g broken a cap eating chicken. Ike reappeared the next morning at church an 2003 Page #192  
 end of it. Four of the red lights reappeared a short time later in the sky 2004 Page #45  
ppeared. A minute later the object reappeared in another area of the sky. A 2004 Page #57  
ddenly, as if by magic, the object reappeared. Apodaca and Faustino led the 2005 Page #156  
device was trained on him. The man reappeared after the beings and the craf 2009 Page #136  

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 along their flight paths and then reappearing shortly after in other nearb 2006 Page #98  

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......... 91 VORONE ZH: A Personal Reappraisal of Russia's Best Known CE3 I 2009 Page #5  
              VORONEZH: A Personal Reappraisal of Russia's Best Known CE3 I 2009 Page #134  

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Conference Roscoe H. Hillenkoetter Rear Admiral. Director of CIA -1947 “It  2003 Page #10  
lames of various colors around the rear of the object. It was because the o 2003 Page #58  
ght side, disappearing towards the rear of the aircraft in a downward arc.  2004 Page #5  
and with a "tinge of orange at its rear outer edge." Knowledgeable sources  2004 Page #16  
 has been learned by Army G-2 that Rear Admiral Anderson , Director of Nava 2005 Page #122  
s, he got a phone call getting his rear end chewed out because he allowed t 2006 Page #154  
hen he got the call and he got his rear end chewed out big time! The next d 2006 Page #154  
 in January 1943 under the flag of Rear Admiral Alva D. Bernhard. The new c 2006 Page #161  
ft. The nose gear retracted to the rear and up inside the bottom of the dis 2007 Page #107  
my neck rise up." He looked in his rear view mirror. Two, gJowing red eyes  2007 Page #173  
. ---Sidney W Souers was a retired rear admiral who in 1946 became the firs 2008 Page #133  
er shows up on both the title page rear and on the security page identifyin 2009 Page #13  

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 sociology, human sexuality, child rearing, political science and ufology,  2005 Page #87  

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002 and the three years between my rearrest I was allowed 84 Ill            2007 Page #90  

Word: "reason", 103 instance(s) (Back to Top)

e hoax case in July of 1947 as the reason for this comment, but logic dicta 2003 Page #25  
actively worked and there is every reason to predict success. You Can Help  2003 Page #38  
ted under Acme, not Kecksburg. The reason I believe that the location is li 2003 Page #56  
h odd markings on it. For whatever reason the object was not covered at tha 2003 Page #61  
ic knowledge." Myron said the only reason that he had called me now was tha 2003 Page #62  
inting the exact location for this reason. 59                               2003 Page #63  
illy club but longer. For whatever reason the officer struck the object, an 2003 Page #69  
ly understood that there was every reason why he should be there." Forresta 2003 Page #94  
ppear for his shift that night. No reason is confirmed for this lapse, thou 2003 Page #95  
e proactive. But there was another reason Paul was to become concerned. He  2003 Page #142  
National sightings in ‘52 gave new reason for suppression □ Robertson panel 2003 Page #170  
s with great accuracy. There is no reason to doubt the sizes and shapes rep 2003 Page #184  
rne radar would have no problem No reason to doubt shape and size Soeoal Op 2003 Page #186  
eemed to me that there was no good reason for the Government not to tell th 2003 Page #187  
h that is not there for a specific reason. There had been a letter writing  2003 Page #201  
d by this account for one specific reason: from New Zealand's Joint Intelli 2004 Page #15  
 ones. As will be seen, there is a reason for my suspicions. While the frag 2004 Page #30  
king offshore then there must be a reason why, and the only reason could be 2004 Page #42  
must be a reason why, and the only reason could be: Why bother to look, if  2004 Page #42  
ect was not there. That then makes reason number three look more attractive 2004 Page #42  
if you are a UFO investigator. And reason number three was: 3. The object s 2004 Page #42  
s man, one of the divers, 1 see no reason not to believe it. The details of 2004 Page #43  
only to monitor Earth for whatever reason and has never intended harm until 2004 Page #82  
ent's role in crashed saucers. The reason for this is that the president is 2004 Page #84  
 newspaper Smith stated: "The only reason that those in authority have said 2004 Page #88  
e present time. WBS: May I ask the reason for this classification? RIS: You 2004 Page #91  
was informed that for some unknown reason radar return from the direction i 2004 Page #104  
osition, and that is precisely the reason so many people debunk it, dismiss 2004 Page #132  
e, which is in part the motivating reason for this annual UFO Crash Retriev 2004 Page #134  
uple miles of the debris field the reason why Mac Brazel was interrogated a 2004 Page #144  
iens did crash at Roswell, and the reason Sheriff Wilcox never ran for re-  2004 Page #145  
to make startling revelations. The reason? Death threats against him. Best- 2004 Page #145  
 the enigmatic craft. Was this the reason for first assembly of the USSR's  2004 Page #167  
 re-election campaign was the only reason Emenegger could come up with as t 2004 Page #181  
member the two of us, and for some reason we were sort of herded by two pla 2004 Page #183  
n effort. There would have been no reason to destroy that one. President Ji 2004 Page #185  
 in one interview: I don't see any reason to keep information like that sec 2004 Page #186  
UFO Crash Retrieval Conference The reason that Jack McGeorge was allowed in 2004 Page #189  
ut when two dying men, who have no reason to lie, and who have never met ea 2004 Page #217  
exist, began to look for them. The reason was simple. If allegations from t 2004 Page #219  
nt of New Mexicans for Science and Reason. 3 Pflock, Karl Ronvelk Inconveni 2004 Page #223  
Scam" New Mexicans for Science and Reason Reports, Vol. 4, No. 6, June 1998 2004 Page #224  
AP? But we do also know of another reason why Bond Johnson may have had an  2004 Page #237  
stion is in order to ascertain the reason(s) for bringing up the subject. A 2004 Page #252  
o age 23 in good health. "For this reason, the immunod eficiency was surely 2005 Page #34  
had turned up dead for no apparent reason. Their entrails were sent to Belo 2005 Page #34  
with Albert Einstein? ls there any reason to suspect that MJ-12 was aware o 2005 Page #88  
ousl y intended ." What the actual reason for this change, it insured that  2005 Page #97  
 and orgonomy a fraud, it stood to reason there was no need to put an) of r 2005 Page #101  
igence? Perhaps it is for the same reason that the CIA placed intelligence  2005 Page #124  
ne, as cited above, is terrifying. Reason dictates that formal methods for  2005 Page #126  
s above that of Top Secret":14 The reason for this has to do with the conse 2005 Page #128  
ed UFO behind? Or is there another reason wh,· the military would want to s 2005 Page #133  
 this for sure is Frank Salas. The reason why Salas is so sure is because h 2005 Page #148  
 "Yes I do. Absolutely. There's no reason to change it because the story is 2005 Page #150  
nes. I asked rum if he knew of any reason why US discs could not fly in spa 2005 Page #164  
nows what capability. They have no reason to negotiate when they can alread 2006 Page #5  
ility...out there. Thus, a logical reason to visit is to quarantine us unti 2006 Page #8  
d, was noted. We certainly have no reason to believe that aliens never make 2006 Page #11  
nity would be called upon to model reason in dealing with the being. The me 2006 Page #61  
r story. At the time, there was no reason to expect the classified memorand 2006 Page #76  
es were not sanitized despite good reason and opportunity to do so. In each 2006 Page #86  
IS DID NOT HAPPEN? Right. For some reason, the UFOs liked to hover over Mia 2006 Page #148  
NOLOGY TO STUDY. That was the only reason, as I understood, that they used  2006 Page #155  
nited States and that there was no reason to believe the aircraft were frie 2006 Page #170  
. The statement that there was "no reason to believe the aircraft were frie 2006 Page #172  
Or did the Top Brass, for whatever reason, not tell the President and the U 2006 Page #173  
Intelligence, who are not aware of reason for alert locally, but any inform 2006 Page #174  
ret" that the CIC was not told the reason for the high alert. Not only that 2006 Page #174  
red by simple logic and the innate reason of human inquiry. I hope that we  2006 Page #182  
I' -.•. r_. .... . . .· , -· . The reason is that we don't always know who  2007 Page #35  
et points are little UFOs. Another reason for visitations was put forward b 2007 Page #62  
o-Spra y." However, the definitive reason for extraterrestrial visitations  2007 Page #62  
vents really. iVI\v': Is there any reason that you didn't do well at your O 2007 Page #79  
saying that someone could have any reason to be looking around as you were  2007 Page #88  
approach to landing. For whateve r reason, the top entry hatch of the small 2007 Page #100  
 it now appears that for what-ever reason MacDill AFB was chosen as a sort  2007 Page #110  
ain highway, its entire length. No reason was given for blocking the highwa 2007 Page #129  
s three hours late for no apparent reason. The engineers were clearly shake 2007 Page #130  
 actress . But the CIA had another reason to be concerned that Project Moon 2007 Page #136  
used co be disabled. Mom: They had reason, the military, for being there so 2007 Page #171  
ms little doubt that, for whatever reason, the Coyame area is home to a gre 2007 Page #192  
e-who manufacrured it and for what reason. This is fully consistent with th 2007 Page #199  
lis at the right time, there is no reason to accept this story as authentic 2008 Page #15  
-to-foot in hazmat-type suits. The reason being that at the recovery sites  2008 Page #37  
ant to have the explanation or the reason why. When I was 13 years old I he 2008 Page #42  
ked as a police sergeant. For some reason not yet revealed, Ken "Tuffy" Mil 2008 Page #53  
y of release) and this was another reason for the release, as was the hope  2008 Page #63  
le it repaired itself. IF FOR SOME REASON THEY CAN'T GET THESE CHROMOSOMES, 2008 Page #91  
ch a careless array of errors. One reason for getting so many errors would  2008 Page #105  
s are not a security threat. Their reason for this policy (no matter how ma 2008 Page #110  
ollege in Baltimore, Maryland. The reason for this acceptance of fascism wa 2008 Page #124  
pation in NA TO. Perhaps, the main reason for eliminating secrecy is make-b 2009 Page #20  
ducement to coercion.) This is one reason why we should abandon or at least 2009 Page #21  
his special category, there is one reason why we may be able to outdo the R 2009 Page #22  
ian effort by a great margin. That reason is that RPVs require electronics, 2009 Page #22  
shaky credibility issues. For that reason and the obverse-UFO scholars not  2009 Page #29  
arfare. Kennedy therefore had good reason to issue his June 28 1961 Memoran 2009 Page #38  
overt operations in Vietnam as the reason why the CIA wanted Kennedy's remo 2009 Page #45  
ere is, however, a more compelling reason for why senior ClA officials want 2009 Page #45  
UFO information precisely for this reason, and Kennedy identified the CIA a 2009 Page #45  
to set up the initial meeting. The reason for contact after almost 6 years  2009 Page #53  
 an interview, and for no apparent reason, the promjse was broken, and I do 2009 Page #94  

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achronisms may be present but have reasonab le explanations . Forensic test 2005 Page #137  

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ar the crates, he managed to get a reasonabl y good but brief glimpse of th 2005 Page #43  

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ew ones and ultimately advance the reasonable conclusion that according to  2003 Page #21  
s that that lead me to think it is reasonable to conclude that there was a  2003 Page #38  
ing, food 8 Living entity, good or reasonable health 9 Non-living entity, d 2003 Page #175  
 so self-evident everywhere else a reasonable man looks? Attachments ' Top  2003 Page #211  
itory, no other explanation seemed reasonable. On reflection, therefore, co 2004 Page #12  
and we should be able to deal with reasonable questions even from unreasona 2004 Page #121  
sets of concerns. Generally, it is reasonable to try to make sure that the  2004 Page #121  
enticity cannot be proved beyond a reasonable doubt — is based upon my read 2004 Page #214  
osedly been established beyond any reasonable doubt.' My kind of story! So, 2004 Page #215  
11, you'd be lucky to get one in a reasonable time. No disrespect to the lo 2004 Page #216  
nyon Road in March, 1948? Beyond a reasonable doubt? Absolutely not. There  2004 Page #223  
eo Gebauer as hucksters to leave a reasonable doubt in any objective observ 2004 Page #223  
nation of a president? There is no reasonable merit in such an undertaking, 2004 Page #254  
is just around the corner IT SEEMS REASONABLE TO SSUME ONE SET OF LAWS IN O 2005 Page #4  
y as to crash on planet earth is a reasonable question. There is no definit 2005 Page #121  
ystem. P. If we make the eminently reasonable assumption that every advance 2006 Page #8  
 NHI proves its benevolence beyond reasonable doubt, public behavior will g 2006 Page #59  
 by definition unidentified, it is reasonable to assume that many UFO crash 2006 Page #88  
t), I'm going to assume that it is reasonable to assess their motives, mean 2006 Page #102  
 stayed there. It would be totally reasonable to conjecture that the state  2006 Page #105  
rt was "hyphen-happy." It would be reasonable to imagine that the study of  2006 Page #105  
of biological weapons. Would it be reasonable to assume that there are blac 2006 Page #106  
ceeded to eliminate as many as was reasonable —the list which fit the obser 2006 Page #110  
ctually entwined. Therefore, is it reasonable to ask whether it is possible 2006 Page #117  
200 mile range at 40,000 ft. It is reasonable to assume that the radar inst 2006 Page #170  
Conclusion #6: We can presume with reasonable probability that the crew of  2006 Page #189  
t to be recogruzed as a respected, reasonable person of the world. Non-thr  2007 Page #68  
ted throughout the country sounded reasonable when the testimony of the wit 2008 Page #17  
 four. Is it really acceptable and reasonable to believe that over-flights  2008 Page #37  
? No, it is neither acceptable nor reasonable -at all. It is utterly outrag 2008 Page #37  
etting the evidence guide you to a reasonable conclusion, and deciding to g 2008 Page #55  
 order to complete the voyage in a reasonable length of time are far beyond 2008 Page #95  
hat says, "original carbon." It is reasonable to conjecture that this was d 2008 Page #109  
 OF IT POSITION STATEMENT : BEYOND REASONABLE DOUBT • By deflnldon, UFO, mu 2008 Page #146  
In the coming Cold war it would be reasonable to expect each side to use th 2009 Page #20  

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ndia area." In order to provide a "reasonably effective air defense of that 2004 Page #220  
to be ours. These points cannot be reasonably countered. It is fair to say  2005 Page #77  
f affairs, a few other things look reasonably clear, although not with quit 2005 Page #77  
 be expected immediately or in the reasonably near term. Most probably, the 2006 Page #52  
ified. The impact crater was still reasonably well defined, even after 40 y 2006 Page #76  
 that much of this speculation was reasonably accurate was even worse. Iron 2006 Page #83  
 of it on December 30, 1984 can be reasonably disputed. Given that none of  2006 Page #192  
 made all the checks that we could reasonably make and it's difficult to se 2008 Page #34  
lationship is an anomaly and could reasonably be expected to yield differen 2009 Page #11  
tities, 2 were disabled and 2 were reasonably well, but somewhat confused.  2009 Page #53  
f, New Zealand was adopted. It was reasonably close to Auckland and the exi 2009 Page #165  

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project set up to study them, so I reasoned that with so much smoke maybe I 2004 Page #89  
mpts to reach the most logical and reasoned conclusion possible, even if it 2004 Page #214  

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lved which do not conform to sound reasoning with regard to the possible ou 2003 Page #207  
ed which do xxrt oenfozsi to round reasoning trfUfeh sagssd to the possible 2003 Page #212  
ease control center, and by clever reasoning, we are able to defeat the dis 2006 Page #102  
ICITY HINTS FROM ANNOTATIONS "Such reasoning might lead to the making of an 2007 Page #48  

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he decision seems based on 'V.I.P. reasoning' given that the patient is a f 2003 Page #90  

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lvnd which de not conform tn sound reasoninr witu "o»ard to tr- poosiblc ou 2003 Page #214  

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Dr. Hauri suggested three possible reasons for the difference. First, he ex 2003 Page #109  
ity. ” 3. Security Classification: reasons for security o Bad impact upon t 2003 Page #172  
ret?" Slide 62 summarizes the five reasons, ANY ONE OF WHICH would have bee 2003 Page #185  
PRING 1996 “...is a fake for these reasons: Concern □ “Does not conform to  2003 Page #186  
 x" is authentic for the following reasons: 1. It was to be delivered by Sp 2003 Page #210  
F, and Randolph Field for security reasons. It is believed that this disper 2003 Page #234  
hat local authorities for security reasons had cordoned off 200 km around t 2004 Page #8  
at in his neighborhood for obvious reasons, and since, as everyone knows, L 2004 Page #43  
hat are Rep. Kissner's bottom line reasons for why the U.S. government has  2004 Page #61  
the shutdown are important for two reasons. 1. They are reasons being liste 2004 Page #88  
rtant for two reasons. 1. They are reasons being listed by Wilbert Smith wh 2004 Page #88  
th sent to Dan Fry, one of the key reasons for the shutdown and subsequent  2004 Page #88  
s any more. But, there are lots of reasons to keep everything the same inst 2004 Page #123  
eel that one of the most important reasons for the secrecy is the strong de 2004 Page #130  
 secrecy is explained by a host of reasons that includes the government's d 2004 Page #132  
 do we sort all this out, and what reasons are there today to take this inc 2004 Page #137  
utionary habits of the beings, the reasons they were here, and other matter 2004 Page #189  
ent appeared legit. He stated many reasons including the fact that the docu 2004 Page #191  
 Kennedy Why assassinated? • Usual reasons, pissed off CIA, Military, Mob e 2004 Page #212  
, and maybe they would prefer, for reasons which may or may not be legitima 2004 Page #219  
ng to use the term "evidence," for reasons that I will outline below — that 2004 Page #221  
ond Johnson photo-session, for the reasons outlined above. Bond was by this 2004 Page #237  
As discussed above, there are good reasons for concluding that this is conn 2005 Page #84  
 work? And are there any realistic reasons to suspect foul play in his deat 2005 Page #88  
en Dukas, who may have had her own reasons for not wanting Einstein to conf 2005 Page #92  
 crashed to earth for a variety of reasons and that selected military and w 2005 Page #120  
eel that one of the most important reasons for continuing secrecy is the st 2005 Page #140  
 in a year and the huge variety of reasons for travel.... Here are some rea 2006 Page #6  
asons for travel.... Here are some reasons for coming here to get the ball  2006 Page #6  
nuine document that was leaked for reasons related to government or militar 2006 Page #15  
gh-impact change events. For these reasons among many, thinking seriously a 2006 Page #50  
y cattle for similar but different reasons. "Our" concerns deal with preven 2006 Page #117  
ere are those who, for a number of reasons, I am not able to name. I was he 2006 Page #131  
tion suit, entered the woods — for reasons that remain unknown. 129         2006 Page #132  
when no explanations fit the usual reasons outside of combat." SLIDE # 9 —  2006 Page #141  
using this and it was all for good reasons. THEY HAD BEEN USING WHAT? Well, 2006 Page #162  
 false. There must have been other reasons for the Cl.A's creation, and per 2007 Page #12  
nded in the 1 970s, there are many reasons to doubt this. One is the media' 2007 Page #14  
n with CIA for "national security" reasons - \Xfas CBS the only player in t 2007 Page #23  
ind, there are many circumstantial reasons to suspect that the New York Tim 2007 Page #23  
n with ClA for "national security" reasons '\) ~:' President Discoants· 'I  2007 Page #24  
not being released, classified for reasons of national security. (MW note:  2007 Page #84  
 in-between the cracks for several reasons. lt is part of our history as hu 2007 Page #121  
ere at, we had (that is one of the reasons we called it "the pretty place") 2007 Page #123  
 exempt from public disclosure for reasons not presently understood. Source 2007 Page #138  
hat local authorities for security reasons had cordoned off 200 km around t 2007 Page #142  
e 1974 Coyame case for a number of reasons. The first was a UFO sighting ma 2007 Page #191  
 many nations and for a variety of reasons. Some are nations emerging from  2008 Page #25  
though there may be some very good reasons for them remaining _covert, I ~h 2008 Page #34  
"harvest" our souls upon death for reasons that were never fully resolved t 2008 Page #35  
gences exhibit may possibly be for reasons relating to curiosity about our  2008 Page #38  
though there may be some very good reasons for them remaining covert, I thi 2008 Page #38  
pt to note that there are numerous reasons to conclude that he was not invo 2008 Page #105  
t will consider it for the obvious reasons. I understand Oppenhe imer appro 2008 Page #114  
est in the UFO topic for different reasons. The net result is that I am in  2009 Page #7  
ion" vs. "defense and protection." Reasons and Means of Space Exploration . 2009 Page #10  
e or unlimited. It is justified by reasons of national security and of util 2009 Page #14  
ns for flying. But there are other reasons founded on the maxim of utility, 2009 Page #15  
troyed systematically for security reasons. This problem is illustrated by  2009 Page #24  
copies were destroyed for security reasons not known to me. While one is pr 2009 Page #24  
dge has been kept to a minimum for reasons of plausible deniability and spe 2009 Page #25  
icantly, Dulles' letter said: "For reasons of security, I cannot divulge pe 2009 Page #38  
ssified UFO files. For undisclosed reasons, Kennedy was convinced that the  2009 Page #41  
. In her mind there were excellent reasons not to confide in me right away. 2009 Page #88  
 ultimate objective , for security reasons. The Gettysburg Times discussed  2009 Page #157  

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, hoping for clear information and reassurance. If the NHI proves its benev 2006 Page #59  
ence for explanation, guidance and reassurance. Unlike familiar NHI, a stra 2006 Page #61  
tay glued to TV/radio for info and reassurance that all is not lost. If med 2006 Page #63  
es had patients listening to taped reassurance messages from their physicia 2006 Page #206  

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stcards?" Generally, I was able to reassure people that they were not alone 2006 Page #205  

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p. Keeping the public informed and reassured while managing outbreaks of pa 2006 Page #62  

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dent out of their minds, it is not reassuring that Charles Moore has been u 2004 Page #138  

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was prett} level. But you couldn't reaUy see anything underneath it. It was 2007 Page #169  

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apartment door where Sandy Rivers, Rebecca tkKeever Armstrong and Paul McKe 2007 Page #166  
vers stancling next to her sister, Rebecca McKeeve r Armstron g, who is nex 2007 Page #166  
s to come out. At the same moment, Rebecca and Sandy were already coming ou 2007 Page #166  
you guys Aunt Sandy Rivers and Mom Rebecca McKeever Armstrong, still reside 2007 Page #166  
veled with Paul McKeever, his mom (Rebecca McKeever Armstrong) and aunt (Sa 2007 Page #168  
 would th.ink they were crazy? Or? REBECCA, YOU \'/ERE PAUL'S MOM IN CHARGE 2007 Page #171  
sed the event. Al'\!D SANDY Ai'\JD REBECCA, YOU WERE YOUNG ADULTS THEN. HJ\ 2007 Page #172  

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ht and the temperature '.Vas warm. Rebecca's 8-year-old son, Paul, was play 2007 Page #166  

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ng on a UFO during the post Easter Rebellion Conflict and can this withstan 2006 Page #107  

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y Naval Hospital. The Monsignor is rebuffed all six times he attempts to se 2003 Page #95  
y. Nevertheless, he was repeatedly rebuffed in his attempts to gain 5 Sarba 2005 Page #79  
eton. As I understand it Marshal l rebuffed the idea of Oppenheimer discuss 2008 Page #114  

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ury Earth as part of an attempt to rebuild their stricken craft. And the no 2008 Page #102  

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1uickJy dismantled many factories, rebuilding them in Russia. It's clear no 2007 Page #111  

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gencies 'I.Vas met with definitive rebuke starting in the 1970s with the re 2005 Page #73  

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d", JSE, 1991. These arguments and rebuttals are not particularly focused o 2004 Page #121  

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with physics. These arguments were rebutted one by one in my response, "The 2004 Page #121  

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nance, analyzing its authenticity, rebutting claims of fakery and telling y 2003 Page #169  

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owever, 1 the caesadfi- cation has recaday been changed to 'restrict ', the 2004 Page #18  

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ck to merua rustory agrun. You may recaJJ that, in the buildup to the U.S.  2007 Page #12  

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bility of editors and reporters to recal.l basic historical facts, even fro 2007 Page #24  

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cepted by his F-86. Colonel Cooper recalJecl that these cljscs were een in  2007 Page #109  

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s and rivets clearly visible. Jack recalJed that the aircraft "skin" was in 2007 Page #100  

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der the armpits and out here. As I recall from the picture I saw, he was ab 2003 Page #23  
ke crinkled, soft aluminum foil. I recall it had very long hands, very long 2003 Page #23  
these witnesses forever. I clearly recall the discussion around this commun 2003 Page #56  
to access any details she couldn't recall consciously. Hansen allowed herse 2003 Page #143  
n in a lot of meetings but I don't recall one on UFOs. Cheney has always be 2003 Page #202  
rted high speeds are noteworthy. I recall reading an article in the 1897 pa 2004 Page #28  
th the lightalls very well. Do you recall the vehicle malfunctions? I did d 2004 Page #50  
.S. Air Force? James: Well I don't recall what color the plate was. But it  2004 Page #93  
id he describe them at all? Do you recall? James: Not that I can recall exc 2004 Page #96  
 you recall? James: Not that I can recall except that the descriptions that 2004 Page #96  
 the southwestern U.S. He does not recall seeing any mention of other perso 2004 Page #100  
 was no hard evidence, they should recall the declassified Bollander Memora 2004 Page #141  
is opinion. Specifically, did Bond recall any "hieroglyphics" in any of the 2004 Page #226  
ne deficienc y. Bod1 of d1em, if I recall, had had removal of the spleen fo 2005 Page #34  
." As a side note, it is useful to recall that it is not only the U.S. mili 2005 Page #74  
el was hospitalized and could only recall the event in terms of mathematics 2005 Page #79  
 other features as best they could recall. The scale of my map precluded a  2006 Page #80  
terms. Those I talked to could not recall the exact date or even the year.  2006 Page #85  
remember as you listen that Paul's recall and details were reinforced over  2006 Page #151  
really. But most of its head, as 1 recall, was badly damaged, either throug 2006 Page #159  
 background. Here it is, as I best recall it. I tried to get as real as I c 2006 Page #159  
e black and white photograph. I do recall that its neck was — in comparison 2006 Page #159  
out it years later, they could not recall or could not reveal the exact nat 2006 Page #173  
abiding interest in space stuff. I recall as a young boy standing in our fr 2006 Page #182  
ber 30, 1984. These same witnesses recall the ship stopping off of Carter P 2006 Page #188  
bility of editors and reporters to recall basic histoncal facts, even from  2007 Page #23  
,vas the only time that l can ever recall that the military ever showed up. 2007 Page #126  
going on? Joe: You know what l can recall back then, really, T couldn't tel 2007 Page #126  
nal tone of their voices when they recall key events. Estella Krussel was c 2008 Page #50  
collection of the witness: if they recall seemingly unrelated activities on 2008 Page #58  
ere is the paradox in Penniston 's recall of the telepathic transmission fr 2008 Page #95  
 of between $150 and $200 million. Recall that Russell A. Nixon, the young  2008 Page #131  
t that so many believed him to be. Recall that Fritz Werner had told Ray Fo 2009 Page #55  
its been 30 years ... wish I could recall beter detail. Strange I can recal 2009 Page #83  
recall beter detail. Strange I can recall everything leading up to and afte 2009 Page #83  
span of 50 years she was unable to recall his last name. However, she did k 2009 Page #90  

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ssing sound in the distance. Randy recalled how they watched a slow moving  2003 Page #58  
 There were some landmarks that he recalled seeing that night that he was l 2003 Page #63  
12-related materials, it should be recalled that the 'AMC Opinion Concernin 2003 Page #87  
n in the sky on the way there. She recalled being undressed, a physical exa 2003 Page #143  
ry, southern Australia. As the man recalled, in either 1958 or 1959, a stra 2004 Page #15  
dge outdid himself that time." she recalled. Wise County Historical Commiss 2004 Page #29  
d see what had happened," Stephens recalled. "But my daddy said we had to f 2004 Page #30  
 he told me the story many times," recalled Stephens, adding he was almost  2004 Page #30  
all out the National Guard," Idell recalled. "There was me, the sheriff and 2004 Page #31  
or (probably his fellow divers) he recalled diving off Government Point. Ch 2004 Page #43  
nt time. Years later Dr. Sarbacher recalled that the information he had gat 2004 Page #91  
.S. officials. She stated that she recalled Wilbert Smith had talked about  2004 Page #94  
rn Indiana. As Stringfield himself recalled: At that time, many UFO sightin 2004 Page #108  
ceived from President Nixon. Linda recalled that the letter indicated that  2004 Page #185  
exactly what type it was, and Bond recalled it as only a standard lens supp 2004 Page #234  
-7.' "As we lingered at the map he recalled that he had stood inside a hang 2005 Page #43  
retired physician living in Maine, recalled that: "The interest of the Air  2005 Page #95  
t of both their careers. Eva Reich recalled that McDonald had visited the c 2005 Page #99  
rn Indiana. As Stringfield himself recalled: At that time, man) UFO sightin 2005 Page #139  
d Hal Rupard and John Wallis. They recalled the B-52 was about 50 miles or  2006 Page #79  
Railroad Valley for many years and recalled the incident in detail. He mark 2006 Page #80  
 this ever happened." Norman Sharp recalled with bitterness how Air Force p 2006 Page #80  
Hounds of Hell: those who saw them recalled how they flew through the night 2006 Page #119  
rror swung away from the wall," he recalled. "My first thought was that a b 2006 Page #120  
 point." On arrival at Llangollen, recalled Prescott, the unit noticed a gr 2006 Page #122  
articular significance to it, Mark recalled that Dodd had told him that it  2006 Page #128  
er (see map). He also subsequently recalled that shortly afterward he was c 2006 Page #176  
MacDiLI AFB aerial photo #2). Jack recalled that the chain Link fence was o 2007 Page #95  
rcumference of the disc. Jack also recalled that all four aircraft had a sm 2007 Page #100  
a two seat tandem model. Jack also recalled that on the very forward leadin 2007 Page #100  
ustration #25 & #26). Indeed, Jack recalled that "the front landing gear ha 2007 Page #105  
 inside the exhaust pores. He also recalled seeing "landing gear strut scis 2007 Page #115  
n hypnosis , both Betty and Barney recalled what had taken place during the 2008 Page #35  
 were regular soldiers or MP's. He recalled seeing olive-drab vehicles to i 2008 Page #43  
se are some of the desc1iptions he recalled the night the dispatch center w 2008 Page #44  
l. " Sometime afterwards Robertson recalled stopping at a Westport Cafe. He 2008 Page #44  
Westport fishing boat captain. She recalled an unusual conversation with fo 2008 Page #45  
e with additional infom1ation . He recalled being in John's River Lodge, a  2008 Page #52  
ame back. On Thursday or Friday he recalled seeing two military "s"-y crane 2008 Page #53  
imes works 6 to 7 days a week. She recalled the Crash and she promised to a 2008 Page #54  
ed in the Crash and kept notes. He recalled it had occurred on a Sunday nig 2008 Page #55  
rviewed Sally Desmarte au who also recalled the Aberdeen Police lines "lit  2008 Page #70  
r contact after almost 6 years was recalled as follows: the vessel that fel 2009 Page #53  
irst experience involved a man she recalled as Master Sgt. Clarence. Over t 2009 Page #90  
I was impressed by the details she recalled, but also by how she remained a 2009 Page #91  
At the time she described what she recalled, there were no references avail 2009 Page #91  
tion experiences . Man consciously recalled. ■ Missng tine, "\/irtual reali 2009 Page #152  
lds all reports on it "although he recalled having spoken to Dr. Vannevar B 2009 Page #160  

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orres is clearly an honorable man, recalling a difficult and potentially li 2008 Page #66  
 me. Cigar shaped for sure but not recalling the end shape. I was focused o 2009 Page #83  
 faced serious illness and who was recalling events from 50 years prior, th 2009 Page #90  

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 their way onto a farm lane. Jerry recalls seeing various military vehicles 2003 Page #60  
ion. In his memoirs, the financier recalls Forrestal telling him that he is 2003 Page #89  
ould prove his theories'' Sprinkle recalls. "He was intrigued because of th 2003 Page #144  
nald Nickerson, a local fisherman, recalls seeing the men bringing up debri 2004 Page #41  
off the light station, but then he recalls that during that period they had 2004 Page #44  
for some 32 days straight. He also recalls the island being used as some so 2004 Page #44  
he claims he did not read them. He recalls that there were drawings but doe 2004 Page #100  
e... after a fashion. Jesse Marcel recalls a number of press men/photograph 2004 Page #237  
impse of the humanoid features. He recalls tl1at their heads were hairless  2005 Page #43  
nts of crashed UFO lore. Reme Baca recalls that New Mexico in 1945 was more 2005 Page #153  
 leaves. okmet hOlipttaJized; only recalls event in teems of mathematics to 2006 Page #26  
retrieval attempt, Dominic Papetti recalls watching unmarked airplanes circ 2006 Page #187  
lustration #26) Jack specificall y recalls that the unusually high vertical 2007 Page #107  
     Supersonic Concord. \'(1arren recalls seeing what looked like "venetia 2007 Page #115  
gh he does know the exact date, he recalls that sometime in 1974, a fiery n 2007 Page #191  

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ange over time. She did not add or recant any part of it. What she told Kev 2009 Page #95  

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f chis controversial film, a brief recap might be in order. Video-producer  2005 Page #145  

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nual Intelligence Agency). Ba.iJey recaUed that Admiral Michaelis' duties a 2005 Page #130  
ry high vertical tail. Warren also recaUed that the main landing gear strut 2007 Page #114  

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em• ciaim~ omit 11\c 193~ and more reccol.ly Glenn Mar-r~et k:10·.t.·n to a 2009 Page #182  

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trieval in 1957: 4 humanoid bodies receetteed with great difficulty. Noels  2006 Page #26  

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ting the Special Operations Manual RECEflVONG AND HANDLING 20. Uncrating, u 2003 Page #177  

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ntic docs PROVENANCE OF SOM 1-01 » Receipt by Don Berliner n Meter number l 2003 Page #180  
t with us, though not necessarily. Receipt of radio signals from space or d 2006 Page #52  
e next slide 3 shows the record of receipt of "leaked" documents mostly rel 2008 Page #104  

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t object moving across the sky did receive wide exposure, since it was cove 2003 Page #53  
 later in the evening she began to receive calls from the military includin 2003 Page #59  
or CIA, the president should still receive the best available material, as  2003 Page #189  
itary police headquarters began to receive telephone calls from the distric 2005 Page #31  
4, near Area 51, were the first to receive public attention. Amazingly, aft 2005 Page #82  
. Perhaps Berliner was selected to receive this film because the year befor 2005 Page #126  
s. We can only hope that his files receive the further research they deserv 2005 Page #140  
e film to a TV compan) should they receive the right offer. Santilli did, h 2005 Page #151  
iation, have been known to fail or receive anomalous signals that caused th 2005 Page #161  
ne describes the codeword he would receive for leaving his normal duties to 2006 Page #19  
ited States orders that all troops receive anthrax vaccination. • Spring 19 2006 Page #108  
anada orders troops in the Gulf to receive anthrax vaccination. While it is 2006 Page #108  
mmand in Seattle, Washington would receive an official report from 180      2006 Page #183  
ctivities, or would simply like to receive updates regarding CONTACT's even 2006 Page #193  
the School of Nursing was about to receive a gift of equipment from the Dep 2006 Page #199  
ive callers the next morning would receive a free copy. The phones rang off 2006 Page #204  
lysts and intelligence officers to receive, analyze and summarize the data  2009 Page #16  

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a. A year later (1988) , a tip was received that another resident not far f 2003 Page #63  
e that fit with information I have received from other sources. Joel wants  2003 Page #70  
 project beforehand and would have received one of the first copies coming  2003 Page #88  
nd COAST TO COAST AM. One day, Art received a letter dated April 10, 1996,  2003 Page #97  
etal In his fifth and final letter received July 5, 1996, the writer finall 2003 Page #99  
ed those findings on the radio, we received a second letter dated April 22, 2003 Page #100  
kground, W. C. Levengood Levengood received a B. S. in Physics and Mathemat 2003 Page #111  
rsity of Toledo, Ohio, in 1957; he received an M. A. in Bioscience from Bal 2003 Page #111  
bor from 1961 to 1968. In 1970, he received an M. S. in biophysics from the 2003 Page #111  
tate Police office in Cimarron had received a strange call on May 6t of 198 2003 Page #142  
 seen body parts floating in vats, received what she thought was an explana 2003 Page #143  
d recordings of the signals he had received. He showed them film and video  2003 Page #145  
l negatives, which is what Don had received in the mail. Today, I will be s 2003 Page #169  
g at the Special Operations Manual received by Don Berliner, mailed from Qu 2003 Page #170  
ovenance with the Bowen Manuscript received from an FOIA office at Ft. Mead 2003 Page #179  
" the document reads thus: We have received another phone call from our aud 2004 Page #8  
 comment" was the reply that Barry received when the issue of the aircraft' 2004 Page #10  
n [8 August 1979] the Embassy here received information that a strange obje 2004 Page #10  
interest that U.S. authorities had received, "A roll of 35 mm film for colo 2004 Page #11  
s, I noted that on each envelope I received there was a small emblem with w 2004 Page #12  
oked into the case in 1985 and had received an outright denial that anythin 2004 Page #13  
roar information only. 1 hems also received information that a new repeat i 2004 Page #18  
lly took place and if so, did they received all of the original fragments o 2004 Page #30  
 Ottawa later that day had already received a brief report from the RCC in  2004 Page #40  
ggest that the Ministry of Defence received any such reports. Lord Hill-Nor 2004 Page #54  
7-28, 1980. In late January 1998 I received a call from Timothy Egercic, an 2004 Page #55  
r about an hour. Two weeks later I received a letter delineating his person 2004 Page #55  
ions. More than ten years later, I received a call from Dock Rhodes, a form 2004 Page #56  
prior to 1950. Several years ago I received a military officer's confidenti 2004 Page #73  
ation in Denver, Colorado. There I received a national Emmy nomination, sev 2004 Page #76  
assified flying saucers issues. He received the clearance and prepared a pa 2004 Page #90  
int. Some of the information Smith received in the United States came from  2004 Page #90  
ed the UFO hardware that Smith had received for analysis from the United St 2004 Page #94  
no sense that he would say that he received access to alien bodies from a f 2004 Page #98  
e released a commendation that was received by Tim's father, Harry. It was  2004 Page #101  
hers as the man inside the NSC who received the Robertson Panel Report when 2004 Page #103  
positive feedback that Stringfield received from his readers on this mentio 2004 Page #110  
 Some of these documents have been received only as photographic copies but 2004 Page #134  
eces. On February 21, 1978, Marcel received an inquiry call from Stanton Fr 2004 Page #135  
ifically because of the warning he received. There is also the possibility  2004 Page #136  
so my package reached him and even received a reply. Ironically, the book U 2004 Page #140  
re in Roswell, New Mexico, that he received a high-level briefing on the Ro 2004 Page #146  
 He passed on the fact that he had received word of recovered metal in Mich 2004 Page #176  
ad showed her a letter that he had received from President Nixon. Linda rec 2004 Page #185  
d for the hidden UFO files when he received his intelligence briefings as P 2004 Page #185  
e Disney and Emenegger before him, received an offer to view UFO informatio 2004 Page #189  
 ET presence. The main thing Moore received that people here would know is  2004 Page #191  
ichard Doty. A few years later she received an interview with "the keeper"  2004 Page #195  
n January of 2004, so he must have received some of briefing telling him wh 2004 Page #197  
rom disclosing information she had received from others that had disposed o 2004 Page #206  
tific problem of our times," which received widespread media coverage. • He 2004 Page #209  
 next 50 years, until George Filer received a telephone call from Mrs. Rame 2004 Page #226  
ge. Further, we suggest Gen. Ramey received the message on his way into his 2004 Page #227  
? One thing is certain: Gen. Ramey received a message. He received a messag 2004 Page #230  
 Gen. Ramey received a message. He received a message the world can now rea 2004 Page #230  
he Special Operations Manual, were received as photographic negatives and w 2004 Page #243  
d : electrogravitics : designs and received : over1iaoze··-- -~r;·· US Pate 2005 Page #28  
 strange letter tl1at Woolcott had received in 1965 from her husband, who w 2005 Page #44  
ifornia. Steve is 60-years-old and received two bachelor degrees in 1974 fr 2005 Page #64  
 also told Steve Jones that he had received information from an intelligenc 2005 Page #65  
cautious about the informati on he received, and honored requests for confi 2005 Page #78  
 his direction, coo -he eventually received the reply, in effect, that he d 2005 Page #81  
imbo until further confirmation is received. But it is 8 Harzan, Jan. Perso 2005 Page #81  
f study. But orgonomy was nor well received into the times it was born. Som 2005 Page #87  
st hand on a daily basis; and both received educations from private tutors. 2005 Page #88  
s Dayton motel. The next day Moise received a phone call from Captain Hill  2005 Page #98  
in 1998, UFO researcher Tim Cooper received a reply to !us FOIA request for 2005 Page #125  
rary. For the last 3 years, I have received assistance in further research  2005 Page #146  
shed. Shortly thereafter, Faustino received a military visitor asking for p 2005 Page #154  
ting a letter to rum that he never received. Instead, I received a reply 16 2005 Page #163  
that he never received. Instead, I received a reply 161                     2005 Page #163  
of alien spacecraft? Dr. \Xloolman received his doctorate in 1976 in theore 2005 Page #174  
nage the retrieval of crashed UFOs received a significant boost with the pu 2006 Page #14  
e for twelve years (1982-1994) and received a number of awards including th 2006 Page #21  
ng time. NICAP • 1950s and 1960s • Received 10 or 15 crashed UFO leads. • L 2006 Page #25  
 sign was the only greeting that I received that day. I thought the locals  2006 Page #91  
ght, according to reliable reports received by the Gazette." Although it cl 2006 Page #94  
e "Flatwoods Monster" incident, he received a call from Washington D.C. tel 2006 Page #95  
or its impact point. In turn, they received assistance in the search from t 2006 Page #120  
rprisingly, the "hare" explanation received short shrift with the local wit 2006 Page #121  
s the city of Birmingham. "We then received orders to proceed with speed to 2006 Page #122  
.' At approximately 20.13 hours we received orders to proceed to Llangollen 2006 Page #122  
dditional government agencies also received reports, but such has not been  2006 Page #134  
onsequences of retaliation, I have received dozens of emails from people wh 2006 Page #142  
nd email him. On September 10th, I received this short email: "Dear Linda,  2006 Page #151  
tory indicates that at the time he received the first notification of the r 2006 Page #167  
n early December before Willingham received his duty call. Zechel was alrea 2006 Page #177  
 Air Force intelligence or the CIC received any special UFO information as  2006 Page #179  
ttle UFO Conference (June 2005), I received a late-night phone call from Mr 2006 Page #180  
list of professional referrals and received numerous calls for assistance f 2006 Page #197  
ion heard that Prof. John Mack had received a very large grant from the Roc 2006 Page #198  
k in March of 1993, the Foundation received some information about another  2006 Page #200  
ences and often wondered if he had received an implant. He had worked all o 2006 Page #206  
have had anomalous experiences and received possible implants. Loma Linda i 2006 Page #206  
es almost certainly would not have received much news coverage, especially  2007 Page #7  
atus update March 15, 2004: e-mail received from "Rufus Tallwalker " who st 2007 Page #115  
atus update August 28, 2004: email received from Rupert Trinidad (former Lo 2007 Page #115  
 as this appeared in the papers, I received a call from Lou Corbin. "It's p 2007 Page #133  
e's UFO program, Project Blue Book received regular assistance from the 460 2007 Page #133  
ligence (CSETI) has stated that he received a copy of the document in 1994, 2007 Page #135  
. remembers two calls d1at Slatzer received from Marilyn shortly before she 2007 Page #136  
U.S., 1955, Monroe is said to have received an invitation to attend a recep 2007 Page #137  
en Of!jecl, it reads thus: We have received another phone call from our aud 2007 Page #141  
tographs that I have only recently received from a long-time Belen resident 2007 Page #160  
carefully reviewing information we received from several individuals , incl 2007 Page #188  
ragment This almost forgotten case received quite a bit of arrention in the 2007 Page #193  
lts above refer only to the sample received, which weighed 1.30 grams." Aft 2007 Page #194  
.hl RAJ.~ until his death. He also received the VJ. Vernadskii Gold Medal f 2007 Page #198  
an Jose in 1996). The brothers had received it from rwo students who had ob 2007 Page #199  
y with magnesium and tin." Once he received one sample, Vallee arranged for 2007 Page #199  
at weight to. Not so much today. I received a letter, the writer of which c 2008 Page #14  
ightings. The Air Force, which had received most of the sighting reports, i 2008 Page #15  
ornly maintains that no UFO report received through official channels has e 2008 Page #23  
 indicate that any UFO report ever received by us has posed a threat to nat 2008 Page #24  
omb. No fewer than 3,000 residents received court orders to vacate-within a 2008 Page #27  
one of the best sighting reports I received in my entire posting. The repor 2008 Page #33  
onic boom. Well, of course, when I received this report and the one from Co 2008 Page #34  
gence. It's a massive job: MoD has received over I 1,000 UFO reports to dat 2008 Page #63  
ineering since I 975. Prof. Kelley received his Ph.D. in Physics from the U 2008 Page #75  
d craft, Sgt. Penniston told me he received a call to report on December 30 2008 Page #90  
o is shown on slide 7, after being received by Cooper. Not appreciating the 2008 Page #105  
sed on the leaked documents he had received and did not reference . This bo 2008 Page #107  
small institutions in every state, received aid from the Rockefeller founde 2008 Page #140  
died under Dr. Hermann Stutte, who received his doctorate from Robert Somme 2008 Page #140  
oth he and Senator Joseph McCarthy received volumes of classified infom1ati 2008 Page #141  
LOW'S PRIVATE ORGANIZATION • NEVER RECEIVED USG FUNDIN • STRUCTURE WAS: • B 2008 Page #153  
se it had a CIA cover page. It was received by Tim Cooper in Jun/Jul 200 l  2009 Page #8  
 in Jun/Jul 200 l but not stamped "received" with his initials the way he u 2009 Page #8  
resent ative to integrate material received. 3. A straight estimate be divi 2009 Page #19  
other UFO researcher, Gary Leslie, received a letter about the show from Cr 2009 Page #32  
                      Jim Garrison received an anonymous letter about Crism 2009 Page #33  
a strange letter that Woolcott had received in 1965 from her husband, who w 2009 Page #51  
 is General Williams who allegedly received 35mm film in two canisters on D 2009 Page #60  
night on Christmas, Sgt. Penniston received a radio call from Central Secur 2009 Page #62  
ania, and is now 69- years-old. He received a B. A. in Economics and Chemis 2009 Page #68  
 after high school graduation . He received orders to go to RAF Bentwaters, 2009 Page #77  
 in the States until October 9, it received immediate press and broadcast c 2009 Page #136  
ed, and in early February, 1990, I received a briefletter from a therapist  2009 Page #139  
 in New Zealand. 6. The U. S. Navy received reports during development. The 2009 Page #161  
 project to Florida. The U.S. Navy received reports on the weapon, he said. 2009 Page #161  
rn in Marysville, Ohio in 1908. He received an Artium Baccalaureatus (A.B.) 2009 Page #164  
dispatch quoted Leech as saying he received the honor for his work in conne 2009 Page #167  
mic bomb. Professor , T.D.J. Leech received a commandership of the order of 2009 Page #167  
               " 6. The U. S. Navy received reports during development, "De 2009 Page #170  
ook con-espondence that Arnold had received from the public. Arnold noted i 2009 Page #179  
wn went through all the mail I had received outside of what various newsmen 2009 Page #179  
 the contents of the letters I had received. The interest on the part of th 2009 Page #179  
 quoted him as sayin1, that he had received no lndt~1t1on or the workccl on 2009 Page #184  

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htings out of about 13,000 reports receiver by Blue Book before in closed i 2006 Page #179  
 terms that their new VXJ IVIodule Receiver may be the product of back-engi 2007 Page #71  
e phone would ring even though the receiver was off the hook. A clergyman r 2007 Page #129  

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 them a tour of his homemade radio receivers, the array of antennas pointed 2003 Page #145  

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 1980 • Soviet Ministry of Defense receives thousands of LIFO cases during  2006 Page #28  
 Station in Bellingham, Washington receives a call from a local fishing ves 2006 Page #184  
The Bellingham Coast Guard station receives another message. This call is r 2006 Page #184  
9:45 AM: US Coast Guard Bellingham receives a call from the Whatcom County  2006 Page #185  
sion, as was the fact that the MoD receives more FOI requests on UFOs than  2008 Page #61  
udy. FOi or Investigation? The MoD receives more FOi requests relating to U 2008 Page #62  

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ve or defensive weaponryMJ-12 Code Receiving Facility U A-002-6 Area 51 S-4 2003 Page #175  
tified "Area 51 S-4" as one of the receiving facilities. Later, we will pro 2003 Page #176  
d differently. Slide 32 deals with receiving and handling, again with detai 2003 Page #176  
rovenance begins with Don Berliner receiving the box and its contents of ex 2003 Page #179  
f the military, and thus should be receiving on his desk the best material  2003 Page #189  
the mid-1960s, Moon Dust was still receiving credible data and reports on c 2004 Page #6  
ver the years, I was accustomed to receiving through the mail all manner of 2004 Page #11  
hat lived at the North Pole. After receiving detailed information about thi 2004 Page #32  
 worth taking. Our publisher began receiving mail addressed to us not long  2004 Page #49  
ing procedures • This led to Don's receiving Special Operations Manual SOM1 2004 Page #124  
s somehow never the same man after receiving confirmation of the answer to  2004 Page #147  
ed, the letter Emenegger confirmed receiving had gone the way of the missin 2004 Page #185  
versity of Texas, Arlington. After receiving them we noticed one of the "I- 2004 Page #226  
gree to answer our questions after receiving a fax giving hjm permjssion to 2005 Page #148  
 theoretical physics following his receiving his BS in aerospace engineerin 2005 Page #174  
the mid-1960s, Moon Dust was still receiving credible data on crashed objec 2007 Page #140  
. Radio Kl Tl of Centralia reports receiving report of large, slow moving i 2008 Page #49  
in a standard format by the person receiving the UFO report. Overall, there 2008 Page #64  
glowing, triangle-shaped craft and receiving information in his mind. Appar 2008 Page #90  
naged Project Paperclip soon began receiving security reports from Schow's  2008 Page #137  
itical aspects of Government work, receiving many honors. He died Sept 9, 2 2009 Page #9  
ist, Thomas David James Leech, was receiving a Commandership of the British 2009 Page #156  

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 Attomey General.' When Pataki was recendy asked if he talked to Dorothy Ki 2007 Page #136  

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owed in the nearby water course in recent years because of a large blockage 2003 Page #45  
Department. Credit: Stan Gordon In recent years, more people who had involv 2003 Page #57  
 home director. There are numerous recent leads which I am still following  2003 Page #57  
e crash site at Kecksburg. In more recent years, I have heard rumors that a 2003 Page #67  
 the Bi/Mg layered metal in water. Recent Bi/Mg and Water Studies by Biophy 2003 Page #111  
ble (non- reactive) in water. More Recent Studies of Bi/Mg Reactions in Wat 2003 Page #112  
was devoted to papers dealing with recent work involving nanoparticles of g 2003 Page #115  
ar Secretary Forrestals As per our recent conversation on this matter, you  2003 Page #134  
ar -ecretary Forr*atali Ao per our recent conversation on ihls ratter, you  2003 Page #136  
 David. Lyndon B. Johnson During a recent visit to the Lyndon Johnson libra 2003 Page #192  
in the crash at Kecksburg during a recent trip to the National Archives in  2003 Page #194  
ho are inclined to accept the most recent official explanation, and who wou 2004 Page #138  
een called by many names. The most recent one was used in 1992 and was iden 2004 Page #249  
rence presentation, I'll share two recent updates about the DR.ES mystery:  2005 Page #71  
al application. \'v'h.ile the most recent of the events described here ling 2005 Page #104  
Wood, has done significant work in recent years by acquiring, analyzing and 2005 Page #119  
any significant connection between recent incidents and those collected by  2005 Page #122  
th the mission of Na\') materiel). Recent investigation also shows that Adm 2005 Page #130  
e from its origins in the 1940s to recent decades. As context, Air Force re 2005 Page #141  
o taken new and different forms in recent decades. Yet the fundamental phen 2005 Page #143  
ountered EBE on 20 January 1996 21 Recent report on research results from B 2006 Page #108  
the only changes we could see were recent disturbances of surface soil in s 2006 Page #121  
elated to the war in Korea and the recent nuclear threats bi the Soviets, b 2006 Page #164  
e had increased its *dance here in recent days." Further evidence of the of 2006 Page #169  
ruders Foundation 12. Since Budd's recent illness and travels he had got be 2006 Page #202  
e and showed me pictures of him in recent magazines. However, I promised Bu 2006 Page #203  
another Pearl Harbor surprise. But recent scholarship suggests that Pead Ha 2007 Page #11  
author Tim Weiner explained in his recent book about the CIA, Le,g{IQ' q/As 2007 Page #36  
ils from 1950s ■ Red stamp ink not recent ■ Felt tip ink not recent (after  2007 Page #46  
 ink not recent ■ Felt tip ink not recent (after 1962) 40 ""----- --·------ 2007 Page #46  
ng tl1is number steadjjy upward in recent years. But there seems co be a cl 2007 Page #121  
                                   RECENT SIGHTINGS REPORTED IN NEW MEXICO  2007 Page #165  
ident. On Page 3, under the title "Recent Sightings Reported in New i\Iexic 2007 Page #165  
neb account may be correct. During recent visits to Coyame, Mexico, the aut 2007 Page #184  
e Coyame incident. 1. INTRODUCTION Recent astronomical discoveries, such as 2007 Page #184  
nable to explain 25% of them! 5) A recent Roper Poll revealed that 56% of A 2007 Page #185  
hared with us his notes about more recent UFO sightings. 4. RELATED CASES T 2007 Page #191  
ened until 30 years after the most recent document. Some more sensitive fil 2008 Page #61  
ool shootings and teen suicides in recent years. Virtually every one of the 2008 Page #141  
 in the UFO controversy . One more recent UFO connection is the slight rela 2009 Page #9  
t will be in the 1980s. There is a recent historical base and an existing f 2009 Page #15  
en borne out by development during recent decades in which technology has b 2009 Page #23  
n September 24, 1947. Referring to recent conversations on an undisclosed m 2009 Page #36  
e latest information from the most recent October 2009 hypnosis session bef 2009 Page #77  
d proceedings , the following is a recent interview with me about his frust 2009 Page #77  

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nologies desk. However, one of the recently surfaced MJ12 documents suggest 2003 Page #42  
sed some information which she had recently obtained which appears to rule  2003 Page #71  
ientist who worked at the facility recently said that "Some of the guys wor 2003 Page #142  
that UFO "control group" MJ 12 had recently come to the conclusion that "th 2003 Page #150  
nidentified object that apparently recently fell from the sky. The paper qu 2004 Page #7  
ck says that a flying saucer which recently fell at Spitsbergen has been st 2004 Page #12  
nt until it appeared in the papers recently. We were living in Aurora at th 2004 Page #29  
r the allegations contained in the recently published book Left At East Gat 2004 Page #53  
 I was contacted by Lori Rehfeldt, recently retired from the Air Force afte 2004 Page #54  
work, the producer asking them had recently read Left At East Gate and aske 2004 Page #59  
re fraudulent was not proven until recently, following his death. Mysteriou 2004 Page #137  
ned, or whittled. Polyethylene had recently come into existence and was bei 2004 Page #142  
ho have walked on the Moon, stated recently in a public lecture in Roswell, 2004 Page #146  
er, the pioneer astronaut who died recently, told a key story in his book L 2004 Page #176  
al Majestic-12 documents, and most recently, one on the 1948 Aztec alleged  2004 Page #214  
d this long and hard and then just recently I found a possible answer stari 2004 Page #237  
underground at the DRES lakebed as recently as 1995. 69                     2005 Page #71  
spoken publicly in this vein, most recently to my knowledge at a conference 2005 Page #81  
rt of a black military budget that recently exceeded S14 billion. This does 2005 Page #167  
 the Atlantic on a 747 is today. I recently flew nonstop from Newark, New J 2006 Page #6  
 good and reliable (at least until recently) and I could give acceptable an 2006 Page #13  
h as Leonard Stringfield, and more recently by Dr. Robert Wood and Ryan Woo 2006 Page #14  
 Brazil death of Corporal Chereze. Recently, A.J. Gevaerd and Dr. Roger Lei 2006 Page #108  
les) is a type of infectious agent recently identified, made only of protei 2006 Page #113  
were involved at level III and IV. Recently, research is suggesting that so 2006 Page #113  
 when I spoke to her about it just recently: 'I saw aircraft and heard airc 2006 Page #127  
nidentified object that apparently recently fell from the sky. The paper qu 2007 Page #141  
 1974 photographs that I have only recently received from a long-time Belen 2007 Page #160  
er Bridge on A-line Logging Road I recently visited the area described by G 2008 Page #51  
ype of nuclear reaction. And, most recently, in August 2004 a Russian exped 2008 Page #102  
s chaim1an Thomas J. Watson. Using recently discovered Nazi documents and t 2008 Page #128  
 to government documents that have recently come to light and were publishe 2008 Page #129  
l of the entire world. As revealed recently by Nicholas "Nick" Rockefeller, 2008 Page #136  
                                   recently was close friends to Kurt Wahlh 2008 Page #145  
and unsettled to this day has most recently been evidenced by a lawsuit fro 2009 Page #34  
 Island UFO, The Octopus and, most recently Secret and Suppressed 11. DVDs  2009 Page #34  
urity Control. John Burroughs says recently he has learned from their 81 st 2009 Page #63  
that an unidentified flying object recently landed in a park in the Russian 2009 Page #134  
he Soviets were experimenting with recently acquired German weaponry. Altho 2009 Page #155  
elt by scientists in 1939 and more recently Glenn Martin mentioned them as  2009 Page #158  
nd the existing Army buildings had recently been reduced to a "care and mai 2009 Page #165  

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a letter dated March 23, 1979, the recently-deceased Richard Hall, then-edi 2009 Page #50  

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received an invitation to attend a reception at the SO\ iet Embassy, "in ho 2007 Page #137  

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I thought the locals would be very receptive to me and talk about the story 2006 Page #91  
at most of the locals were not too receptive to outsiders, including me, as 2006 Page #91  

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ed is "Enloop Longer Storage Life" rechargeable batteries which promise "Br 2007 Page #71  

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ing statement: "\Y./e now have the rechnolog) to take ET home." Amazingly,  2005 Page #81  
tales of reverse engineering alien rechnolog) are based on the reports of U 2005 Page #163  

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as soon as it is published. It has recintly been rumored that one of thee*  2004 Page #18  

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ive years or so later, Don was the recipient in the mail from LaCrosse, WI, 2004 Page #127  
 Presumably he was selected as the recipient because he came so close to gu 2004 Page #127  
kely that Newton would have been a recipient of such information, but Gebau 2004 Page #218  
C is short for Timothy Cooper, the recipient of many of these because of hi 2008 Page #104  

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test secret, the Russians will not reciprocate. Are we not, therefore, spea 2009 Page #20  

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tious, opening the door to bold or reckless players to gain advantage. Even 2006 Page #59  
 a bearing on national security is reckless in the extreme. Indeed, we woul 2008 Page #38  

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case, but were unable to locate or reclaim the object. Perhaps, more than 4 2004 Page #5  
ortant difference in helping us to reclaim our lost history. Other national 2005 Page #84  
se, but were not able to locate or reclaim the object. Perhaps, nearly half 2007 Page #139  

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n — the Aztec incident has finally reclaimed it's place, for good or ill, i 2004 Page #223  

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~ '·:.5;?dlW!f":&:.T&"8 Shat-in~ ,:reclil for lle\'elULHncnt r,1 a sea:rel  2009 Page #180  

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 not only that multiple craft were recm·ered five years before the nowfamou 2005 Page #123  

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ROSWELL DISK *******AT THE (B) ****RECO**** OPERATION WITH ROSWELL DISK 074 2004 Page #228  
ROSWELL DISK 074 MJ AT THE (c) ****RECO**** OPERATION **** ******* **** *** 2004 Page #228  
1i\'l,Ol11IU\ AIU.k[Al .... , .. ' RECO"\l\JE',lAT)ONS CONCERNJNG CONGRE.~S 2008 Page #154  

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mic, wo night give China but these recoaaendations have seampd to ae to be  2003 Page #228  

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edom beyond a certain altitude was recogni zed. The sovereignty of the Unit 2009 Page #14  

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 the process of obtruning official recognition of the presence of other bei 2005 Page #75  
ttempt to bring this matter public recognition via the formal political pro 2005 Page #75  
orate hoax that reached world wide recognition? I continued to research the 2006 Page #99  
t up to date.' ■"Asa semi-official recognition of the extraterrestrial theo 2007 Page #47  
deo cameras in public places, face recognition technology , the computer su 2008 Page #123  
 hoaxer's own style so as to avoid recognition , and the intent was to prov 2009 Page #13  
ever, he ostensibly had a shock of recognition . Previously , in late Augus 2009 Page #32  
icize her experiences for money or recognition . r.··; Anyone who knew June 2009 Page #95  

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f an alien spacecraft would be for recognizable systems and parts; foremost 2005 Page #161  
nce fiction or urban legends, with recognizable features and behavior, Mobi 2006 Page #55  
d Kapton coatings on one side. One recognizable component was a sway brace  2006 Page #84  
 far as 1,000 feet beyond the last recognizable debris, removing every 81   2006 Page #84  
rimeter 1,000 feet beyond the last recognizable debris, the total surface a 2006 Page #85  
allic which was apparently neither recognizable by the two veteran explorer 2006 Page #190  
tration (NASA), is one of the more recognizable names of the Paperclip 131  2008 Page #137  

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writings, which he said he did not recognize, but were similar to Egyptian  2003 Page #23  
Mogul balloon array, they couldn't recognize what the debris was and though 2004 Page #133  
rs ask whether any one of us could recognize, much less translate, Morse Co 2005 Page #120  
ed Alien Autopsy cameraman. Do you recognize this man? Qujte naturally Sant 2005 Page #145  
ot inappropriate. First we have to recognize there is a Cosmic Watergate an 2006 Page #8  
months or longer. Many people will recognize that their reality will never  2006 Page #59  
 a lot of equipment that I did not recognize into the radar site building i 2006 Page #155  
 member states would be wil_ing to recognize it. •Jr* ... "11( ..... It is  2008 Page #113  
ni proclaimed. "It is important to recognize that, as an economic system, f 2008 Page #124  
e to this proposed change of ????. recognize the threat and deal with it in 2009 Page #16  
d Fred Lee Crisman. UFO historians recognize Crisman as one of two main wit 2009 Page #29  

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 saw something under some brush. I recognized the Coors beer can on top, wh 2003 Page #45  
 had previous military experience, recognized Army and Air Force personnel. 2003 Page #69  
ter. Johnson is an internationally recognized authority on orbital debris a 2003 Page #71  
nown as the "Father of Stealth" is recognized as one of the best aircraft e 2005 Page #175  
ed due to innate telepathic skills recognized during childhood; _ Recruited 2006 Page #22  
ed due to innate telepathic skills recognized during childhood Inspired to  2006 Page #22  
t had several access panels that I recognized from studying photos of the v 2006 Page #80  
nowledge about what to look for. I recognized inspection stamps from Lockhe 2006 Page #84  
ound" at a military checkpoint. He recognized the Harnden boys leaving the  2008 Page #51  
 and Dr. Chaski is an increasingly recognized expert in the field of forens 2008 Page #106  
guistics. Her techniques have been recognized in some courts, and they are  2008 Page #106  
would have an absolute righc to be recognized as independent and sovereig n 2008 Page #112  
e si~:.lar to our own, they may be recognized as an independent peop_e. -he 2008 Page #113  
 enemy capabilities or actions was recognized by General Smith who assumed  2009 Page #18  
 from foreign sources. While it is recognized that some UFO events cannot b 2009 Page #25  

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pposition to this concept, the law recognizes a principle in crimes such as 2008 Page #40  
perienced. In Ufology, one quickly recognizes that the range of experiences 2009 Page #154  

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necked star went on ro be_come as_ recognize~ an~ ?eloved a worldwide icon  2007 Page #62  

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er Wayne Fisk. Stan Friedman, also recognizing the importance of this pictu 2003 Page #36  
or preparation, including means of recognizing essence behind strangeness,  2006 Page #68  

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ou from Adam. And you expect to be recogruzed as a respected, reasonable pe 2007 Page #68  

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able that Daly was mistaken in his recolJection of the date by just one mon 2005 Page #42  

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partial credit for being a sincere recollection, especially given the wordi 2003 Page #31  
scribed one of them in a conscious recollection as "as big as two Goodyear  2003 Page #143  
formities of the Oates family, the recollection of Charlie Stephens. And, i 2004 Page #31  
wer to me was not recorded, but my recollection is that he said, "Ten." See 2004 Page #129  
and talked with him that he has no recollection at all of Marcel being pres 2004 Page #234  
 to go along with. But Bond had no recollection of Marcel, and now we had s 2004 Page #234  
shes that we have recovered?' 1'1y recollection is that he said 'Ten.' This 2005 Page #140  
correct date? Was this an error in recollection on his part, or were the ev 2006 Page #130  
? Joe: You know, the closest of my recollection, would be to say that is wa 2007 Page #122  
served the UFO. I went through her recollection of events three times: afte 2008 Page #49  
den who was 23 years old then. His recollection was much more specific: on  2008 Page #52  
escription of an event flow in the recollection of the witness: if they rec 2008 Page #58  
able that Daly was mistaken in his recollection of the date by just one mon 2009 Page #49  
remained aware of places where her recollection was incomplete. In the key  2009 Page #91  

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we elicit to confirm or refute his recollections of that day? RPIT's Neil M 2004 Page #231  
ce, prompted by Bond Johnson's own recollections from that evening. When Bo 2004 Page #237  
in Rendlesham Forest) divulged his recollections of what had occurred fourt 2006 Page #132  
 would alter details or expand her recollections. She simply told her story 2009 Page #89  
Throughout the time I heard June's recollections of her work at Wright-Patt 2009 Page #91  

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esident Gerald Ford “...I strongly recommend that there be a commitment to  2003 Page #6  
 would be broken by this action. I recommend sending it to my address at 17 2003 Page #179  
s of the assistance, which you may recommend." One should note the possibil 2003 Page #206  
uences of assistance which you may recommend, 3nd the probable consequences 2003 Page #225  
for appointment to W.P. Would also recommend prior approval from Van before 2004 Page #246  
be used, and asking each person to recommend us to other witnesses. At firs 2006 Page #198  
for aprointment to W.P. Would also recommend prior approva from Van before  2007 Page #49  
ted Data ■ "blue room facility" ■ "recommend prior approval from Van" ■ Can 2007 Page #49  
picture of the Cold War. I further recommend that the Director of Central I 2009 Page #16  
ld outpace us. Finally, I strongly recommend that a separate division be cr 2009 Page #16  

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ive air defense of that area," the recommendation was made to "equip the El 2004 Page #220  
Interpol from 1968 to 1972. At the recommendation of FBI Director Hoover, w 2008 Page #139  

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problem is both complex and grave. Recommendations have been made as to the 2003 Page #224  
mic, we might give China but these recommendations have seemed to me to be  2003 Page #224  
 expand those findings into policy recommendations. C. Concerns of vested i 2006 Page #51  
be the basis for developing policy recommendations and strategies. Fast-Fam 2006 Page #65  
after the Robertson Panel made its recommendations co debunk UFOs, lower ra 2007 Page #18  
 certain that the Robenson Panel's recommendations were carried out because 2007 Page #23  
. Teller spells out four July 2487 recommendations : 1979 Start a serious p 2009 Page #10  
of 33 Group of the disclosure with recommendations as to how to advise the  2009 Page #25  
idence of the Maury Island debris, recommended that all similar incidents o 2003 Page #42  
 presidential order on 24 Sep 47 o Recommended by James Forrestal and Vanne 2003 Page #172  
y contemporary science. It is also recommended that ^jjropriate budgets be  2003 Page #237  
n Friedman and passed on what Stan recommended. When I was speaking at the  2004 Page #191  
 not visionary or fictitious ." He recommended that a permanent group be es 2008 Page #132  
 (p 3) UFOs as Space Weapons (p 4) Recommended Changes to the National Esti 2009 Page #8  
nes and there were security leaks. RECOMMENDED CHANGES TO THE NATIONAL ESTI 2009 Page #18  
olicy making should be included as recommended by Lyman Kirkpatrick , forme 2009 Page #18  
ned move toward openness is firmly recommended. Its purpose is threefold: t 2009 Page #21  
phasis on electronics is therefore recommended. The use of RPVs was first e 2009 Page #22  
tive means of disclosure and it is recommended that this policy should cont 2009 Page #25  
tion is in progress. It is further recommended that in the event a situatio 2009 Page #25  

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he clung and refused to let it in, recommendin g that it be taken to a hosp 2005 Page #32  

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ny inhabited areas or major roads. Recon showed no activity, and radio cont 2006 Page #135  

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t MoD), who were having difficulty reconcilin g Directorate Air Staffs publ 2008 Page #68  

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ssed in bioprotection [sic] suits, reconfigured the straps holding the obje 2006 Page #135  

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e last few months Mrs. Gleason has reconfirmed the story she told so many y 2003 Page #195  
erly McKittrick, and which she has reconfirmed as being true twice in the l 2004 Page #180  
e Reich that he had confirmed (and reconfirmed ) that the accumulator regis 2005 Page #92  

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ss and nuclear deterrent ■ Halting reconna issance of the moon and mars ■ C 2005 Page #9  

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ral location from which to conduct reconnaissance, abduct and implant human 2003 Page #144  
OF INTENTIONS i AND HOSTILE ACTS ■ Reconnaissance ■ Advanced propulsion sys 2005 Page #9  
 is an abbreviation for 1 nstellar Reconnaissance Craft. Charlie refers to  2005 Page #164  
had shot down a number of military reconnaissance aircraft probing Russia,  2006 Page #8  
 Necessary" (Ref. 2). The National Reconnaissance Office first admitted in  2006 Page #9  
 launch the D-21 drone), and SR-71 reconnaissance plane (for the USAF). In  2006 Page #72  
McMillan, director of the National Reconnaissance Office (an organization w 2006 Page #74  
sign outgrowths of the A-12 OXCART reconnaissance airplane. One idea involv 2006 Page #77  
rt Bliss personnel. "Satellite and reconnaissance aircraft overflight [sic] 2006 Page #134  
entry that veg night. This initial reconnaissance was followed the next mor 2006 Page #189  
e Zenit-4MKT FRAM series of Soviet reconnaissance satellites, launched freq 2006 Page #191  
ssociated with UFO sightings: "EMC reconnaissance operator #2 of Lacey 17,  2006 Page #200  
may have been that of a long range reconnaissance bomber. All of the eviden 2007 Page #107  
ographjc analysis for the National Reconnaissance Office in the late 1970s. 2007 Page #138  
e object that exploded there was a reconnaissance vessel from the planet Ve 2008 Page #102  
                     secret Soviet reconnaissance mission journeying to Tun 2008 Page #103  
formation sources as espionage and reconnaissance aircraft, intelligence an 2009 Page #18  

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ng. Fighter planes were sent up to reconnoiter and alerts were flashed to a 2006 Page #168  
attle finally mounts an attempt to reconnoiter the mysterious object that c 2006 Page #187  
int that it dispatched a vessel to reconnoiter the object's point of entry  2006 Page #189  

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ns of the object (or objects) they reconnoitered. Walker seems to describe  2006 Page #190  

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e other friends were on the inside reconnoitering and watching out for patr 2004 Page #51  
84 nor the subsequent locating and reconnoitering of it on December 30, 198 2006 Page #192  

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 urgently necessary I feel that we reconsider our policy to see what change 2003 Page #230  
the major networks, I will have to reconsider my position. Indeed, the exce 2005 Page #76  

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

 a meeting in Brussels to formally reconstitute Interpol, where he was elec 2008 Page #139  

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ted disclosure we can still cry to reconstruct an overview for alien astro- 2005 Page #167  
Krussel's statement and attempt to reconstruct what she observed. Figure 9  2008 Page #50  

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 has resulted in a nearly complete reconstruction of every word in the Manu 2003 Page #171  
vered near Kiev during substantial reconstruction necessary for city after  2004 Page #167  
e Prints, Handwriting, Crime Scene Reconstruction, Criminal Forensic Matter 2004 Page #250  
at she observed. Figure 9 Artist's reconstruction Kn,ssel UFO When I interv 2008 Page #50  
ements help corroborate the larger reconstruction of what occurred after th 2008 Page #53  

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own in their logbook or would they record it accurately? At present, all I  2003 Page #37  
 708 W. Main, Jackson, MO 13. 1941 Record of Fires and Alarms, Cape Girarde 2003 Page #39  
 Schade, 16. National Archives and Record Administration photography, RG145 2003 Page #39  
 on. Many of the reports I have on record are from individuals who have not 2003 Page #57  
 at Kecksburg in 1965 have gone on record and have provided statements to t 2003 Page #66  
sh Retrieval Conference The Public Record Office, London: The PRO is home t 2003 Page #74  
w offices in the Pentagon. For the record, the MJ-12 related Memorandum fro 2003 Page #87  
enninger to be the psychiatrist of record and as such he is duty-bound to w 2003 Page #90  
r, now Forrestal's psychiatrist of record, flies back to his clinic in the  2003 Page #90  
 pictures and 8mm film of them and record strange signals he had detected c 2003 Page #141  
03 Las Vegas. Crash ConferenceFrom Record Group 353, Entry 411- 413 Box 96  2003 Page #157  
ext afternoon, Johnson met off the record with Buford Ellington. Ellington  2003 Page #193  
 the one witness prepared to go on record with his story. Again the details 2004 Page #45  
that I have mentioned going on the record, this remains a story. It is fact 2004 Page #45  
n to become the first man to go on record with what he knew about the incid 2004 Page #48  
d put their accounts on the public record. For those who have already had t 2004 Page #59  
ppeared in the Parliamentag Dai b, Record for 28 October 1997; Written Answ 2004 Page #59  
48. Now, for the first time on the record, Scott Ramsey has told me what th 2004 Page #72  
 conclusively that he met "off the record" with at least two key Roswell pa 2004 Page #84  
at the Truman Library will show no record that he ever talked to, correspon 2004 Page #84  
 key player who has no White House record of ever having met with, talked,  2004 Page #85  
952. Although the written official record shows no contact between Ramey an 2004 Page #85  
et was Top Secret, and there is no record of it in Smith's files. There wer 2004 Page #87  
en a headline of the Roswell Daily Record and that stories about the incide 2004 Page #135  
s to note that Charles Moore is on record as being a UFO "believer," having 2004 Page #139  
nistration, which had an excellent record for declassifying millions of doc 2004 Page #147  
I, somehow does not have as good a record when it comes to declassification 2004 Page #147  
ise to release the UFOs files, the record shows that Carter did go to the H 2004 Page #186  
ecause I said even if I could tape record him, this is too valuable. Those  2004 Page #195  
and Bush Sr. have admitted off the record that they were briefed. They have 2004 Page #197  
s and linkages to CIA & NSA on the record • Died from cancer in 1997 at age 2004 Page #210  
1 subscribe to the latter. For the record, Martin establishes that Reich dr 2005 Page #98  
ion Press, 1973. Croall, J. (ed.): Record of a F,iendship: The Con-esponden 2005 Page #104  
to Senator Bingaman to correct the record. It said that in the Korean War,  2005 Page #142  
f his colleagues and seated on the record for he first time that the creatu 2005 Page #150  
credentials were questioned and no record of his claimed educational degree 2005 Page #168  
redentials were a matter of pubLic record. Others have spoken out as witnes 2005 Page #168  
eing the longest. His army service record refers to him only performing cle 2006 Page #17  
t recorded on his military service record. I will now examine Sherman's bac 2006 Page #21  
 Significantly, Sherman's military record does not reflect his training as  2006 Page #22  
erface with EBEs. Nor is there any record of who the officers were that he  2006 Page #22  
 official document, "Project 10073 Record Card ATIC Form 329," gave the det 2006 Page #96  
rnment officials that there was no record of this incident and was given th 2006 Page #99  
 more detail, as evidenced by this record:2° • Native South Americans use c 2006 Page #107  
sn't going to say anything [on the record]; he'd be killed if he did. "Tony 2006 Page #124  
 their archives, but had found "no record of any such visits." Of course, i 2006 Page #133  
haps NORAD space tracking has some record of the object. Alternate possibil 2006 Page #136  
ow about his official and off-the- record research concerning the 1947 Rosw 2006 Page #139  
stest jet, having broken one speed record at 1,400 mph. Image provided by B 2006 Page #145  
he few people willing to go on the record with his full real name and milit 2006 Page #156  
ar, he contacted me to talk on the record because he strongly feels that th 2006 Page #156  
ot really angry. He wanted to tape record me. He started making threats on  2006 Page #161  
ffice of the Secretary of Defense, Record group 330, July 1, 1950 to Decemb 2006 Page #169  
e Defense." There appears to be no record of a return call. 4:42 AM: Richar 2006 Page #185  
n by this disembarkation, they can record it with confidence because their  2007 Page #73  
 was said to have refused to go on record to say it was a meteor. Was this  2007 Page #130  
ly sought to quickl) ascertain and record the faces, and co discribuce them 2007 Page #137  
FO fragment. The statements on the record of Drs. Dunn, Taylor and Barsukov 2007 Page #199  
tioned nothing about it and didn't record the infom1ation for inclusion in  2008 Page #12  
swer is simple. They could find no record of a U-2 flight or balloon launch 2008 Page #16  
nion. While Torres has gone on the record and given a number of media inter 2008 Page #66  
mation. The next slide 3 shows the record of receipt of "leaked" documents  2008 Page #104  
ks that hers has a very good track record. The variables noted in slide 21  2008 Page #108  
hat are even today not a matter of record. Since MJ-1 is concerned with dup 2008 Page #110  
d make every effort to observe and record such tests). In conclusion, 1c is 2008 Page #114  
on, according to the Congressional Record of September 2, 1919. Schiff and  2008 Page #125  
obably have the longest continuous record of association with them." Gray a 2008 Page #134  
ough two digests were kept for the record, one U.S. Anny Headquarters , and 2009 Page #24  
slightest review of the historical record shows that Dahl made that claim t 2009 Page #30  
er at RAF Bentwaters , went on the record in a June 25th press release to s 2009 Page #59  
MMER OF 2009, YOU ARE GOING ON THE RECORD SAYING THAT WHAT YOU ENCOUNTERED  2009 Page #74  
learned from copies of her service record obtained from the National Archiv 2009 Page #88  
nts and observations on the public record are unique to the witness, or ver 2009 Page #135  
une 20, 1947 -P80 breaks air speed record at 623MPH But the headlines of Ju 2009 Page #156  
ch and Snodgrass to the historical record, both elements of truth as well a 2009 Page #167  
tably absent from the biographical record were any newspaper clippings or e 2009 Page #173  
 Also absent from his biographical record is any mention that James Marion  2009 Page #173  

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e July issue of The Rlmvell Dai!J, Record's monthly magazine, Visio11. The  2007 Page #60  

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headed the Air Force's ongoing UFO record-keeping (and public relations) pr 2005 Page #95  

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 story in Charlette's own words as recorded for Wood & Wood LLC's upcoming  2003 Page #23  
. The Object in the Sky It is well recorded that large numbers of people on 2003 Page #58  
s summer. U.S. and Canadian forces recorded a remarkable encounter over Goo 2003 Page #88  
ly describing what he had seen and recorded, and trying to keep what he rea 2003 Page #145  
 radio transmissions that Paul had recorded. It was these recordings which  2003 Page #145  
 is no crashed saucer material, or recorded contacts with Roswell participa 2003 Page #191  
 forward to take credit. The first recorded dirigible flight in the United  2004 Page #28  
or the area. Similar readings were recorded where tree bark had been ripped 2004 Page #47  
uty Base Commander Charles I. Halt recorded his and his men's reactions as  2004 Page #47  
anomalies which other stations had recorded, and that both British and Amer 2004 Page #58  
 indicate a high neutron count was recorded as the plane flew over the site 2004 Page #81  
 number). His answer to me was not recorded, but my recollection is that he 2004 Page #129  
who has declared on audiotape in a recorded phone conversation that there w 2004 Page #143  
ice in 1947, when interviewed in a recorded phone conversation in about 199 2004 Page #144  
clearly observed on the object and recorded in his drawings. The ship was o 2005 Page #100  
raph y of jet planes contrails. As recorded, Reich had observed and reporte 2005 Page #100  
 the Betty and Barney Hill case as recorded by John G. Fuller. I review the 2006 Page #4  
ash retrieval operations, were not recorded in his military records. The ex 2006 Page #21  
l service in that capacity was not recorded on his military service record. 2006 Page #21  
ably be the most profound event in recorded human history, a literal turnin 2006 Page #50  
ermore, there have only been three recorded meteors that have ever landed i 2006 Page #97  
ossible or likely that some of our recorded epidemics are due to alien viru 2006 Page #117  
l Sciences at Edinburgh, Scotland, recorded an earth tremor between 3.5 and 2006 Page #120  
for the "earthquake" that had been recorded at Edinburgh, it would have to  2006 Page #120  
 to be related to the radar tracks recorded out at Nellis. That same articl 2008 Page #8  
ghtings: the raw data, as it were, recorded in a standard format by the per 2008 Page #64  
beta/gamma radiation readings were recorded with "peak readings in the thre 2008 Page #93  
y and the Mount Wilson Observatory recorded a marked decrease in atmospheri 2008 Page #97  
ilarly, the Krasnoyaretz newspaper recorded the following : At 7.43 the noi 2008 Page #98  
 of Sciences, 1927) In 1930, Kulik recorded the following firsthand testimo 2008 Page #99  
mmon phrases? ■If dictated, was it recorded in shorthand or electronically? 2008 Page #119  
g has been carefully compiled from recorded network mission broadcasts from 2008 Page #135  
a. I do know the radio traffic was recorded through the command post that n 2009 Page #78  
port of a UFO landing in Russia. l recorded a few other news reports, all o 2009 Page #137  
t was less than in England ... and recorded in one of the four depressions  2009 Page #139  
e yea~ 1973 to 1991), the database recorded "83 space-based UFOs, o.n avera 2009 Page #152  
plitudes of the order of those for recorded tidal waves, which have been di 2009 Page #167  
plitudes of the order of those for recorded tidal waves, which have been di 2009 Page #167  
plitudes of the order of those for recorded tidal waves, which have been di 2009 Page #168  

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eats were missing, the Flight Data Recorder was removed and altered, the Co 2004 Page #130  
ved and altered, the Cockpit Voice Recorder analysis is still classified, p 2004 Page #130  
Halt was in the forest with a tape recorder, lightalls and other equipment  2008 Page #84  
e recording.' He shows me the tape recorder. And he has a radio with him. A 2008 Page #89  

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predetermined points at which wave recorders were to be established . The r 2009 Page #166  
predetermined points at which wave recorders were to be established. The re 2009 Page #172  

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                      Project Beta recording on huge reels of tape. Paul de 2003 Page #145  
 that Bennewitz was picking up and recording were part of one of their proj 2003 Page #150  
 TmouGHT HAD RICXN GOING ow. among RECORDING MAL WE HAVE TRESS MYSTERIOUS R 2004 Page #24  
 of copies of Colonel Halt's audio recording. With the release of these doc 2004 Page #58  
tter how others might perceive it, recording that thought for publication a 2005 Page #102  
loped a minor fault in 1972 in its recording memory - something that was la 2007 Page #143  
J meteorite, which resulted in the recording of faulty data. T n 2004, vari 2007 Page #143  
e range of digital video and audio recording equipment , as well as handhel 2007 Page #188  
oes, 'I've got all of this on tape recording.' He shows me the tape recorde 2008 Page #89  
adio with him. And he goes, 'We're recording all of this through the Wing C 2008 Page #89  
an scientists discover a "magnetic recording device" at the site of the Tun 2008 Page #102  
planet Venus. A translation of the recording device reveals that the vessel 2008 Page #102  
ention , feeling each one and then recording it in my notebook. If you had  2009 Page #66  

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his analyzing equipment. He played recordings of the signals he had receive 2003 Page #145  
at Paul had recorded. It was these recordings which kept various intelligen 2003 Page #145  
and AFB with his photos, films and recordings in hand. As he stepped into t 2003 Page #145  
ry interested" in the pictures and recordings, and a few of them decided to 2003 Page #146  

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in early 1941, according to church records. Charlette's letter recounted th 2003 Page #21  
n ever mentioned in the 1947 phone records and — wouldn't you know it — Gen 2003 Page #29  
d the St. Louis National Personnel Records Center. Ideally, this will pin d 2003 Page #33  
dly a doctor of psychology, yet no records DOB. Aug 1921, SS# 720-09- 1812  2003 Page #36  
 this writing. The fire department records for Cape Girardeau are very prec 2003 Page #37  
her research with police, military records and fire call logs is planned al 2003 Page #38  
accessing historical FBI personnel records. 3. Delicately help in accessing 2003 Page #38  
pe Girardeau or Jackson, MO police records and call logs. 34                2003 Page #38  
the UFO phenomena by having secret records on such cases declassified. The  2003 Page #65  
ical Exhaustion" Bethesda Hospital records note that the Secretary's condit 2003 Page #91  
2 documents arc BOGI s “We base no records rcspousise to your request". CoL 2003 Page #135  
 had told quite a pack of them. No records exist of official reactions to B 2003 Page #150  
ieval Conference White House Phone Records - 1947 1947 White House Switch B 2003 Page #154  
o Crash • Dec 6, 1950, Switchboard records phone calls through 11 PM - rare 2003 Page #156  
tional Archives INational Personal Records Center St. Louis, MO, shows USAF 2003 Page #165  
nvestigations • National Personnel Records Center, hunting down the witness 2003 Page #167  
l Conference National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) ill 4. ARC 2003 Page #168  
tration (NARA) ill 4. ARCHIVES ANO RECORDS ADMINISTRATION DO NOT REMOV I—o  2003 Page #168  
 Media: printed matter, electronic records 11 Weapons: offensive or defensi 2003 Page #175  
ted by two factors, 1. The lack of records in presidential libraries. 2. Th 2003 Page #190  
vidence to be found in White House records to show that Truman had any docu 2003 Page #190  
he crash. According to White House records, however, neither occurred. Vand 2003 Page #190  
ames H. Doolittle. The White House records, however, might not be all that  2003 Page #191  
r example, is shown in White House records to have never had contact with T 2003 Page #191  
of possibly incomplete White House records. White House records show that h 2003 Page #191  
e White House records. White House records show that he never had contact w 2003 Page #191  
nate committee. Let them put their records on the line, and let the people  2003 Page #195  
on saying he would not release UFO records with national security implicati 2003 Page #196  
ples from the authentic historical records that show similarly worded direc 2003 Page #209  
hile the available U.S. government records certainly point towards the prob 2004 Page #9  
ound on his person — evidently the records of his travels — are written in  2004 Page #26  
looking? That is not known, and no records are available to substantiate Ni 2004 Page #42  
an exhaustive search of all of the records he could find both in Nova Scoti 2004 Page #42  
confirmed in his Air Force medical records; beams of light being shot from  2004 Page #48  
ral Accounting Office: "Government Records: Results of a Search for Records 2004 Page #60  
t Records: Results of a Search for Records Concerning the 1947 Crash Near R 2004 Page #60  
concluded an exhaustive search for records in response to a General Account 2004 Page #60  
e outgoing messages were permanent records, which should never have been de 2004 Page #61  
UFO crash at Roswell. There are no records White House files showing that h 2004 Page #84  
ers who went after Hellyer for the records of the event. He was widely quot 2004 Page #87  
 require access to some early road records, perhaps. He does make the excel 2004 Page #127  
by the witness testimony and other records. Now I'll do a little speculatin 2004 Page #130  
toy factory. And suddenly he found records of winds aloft at that time that 2004 Page #139  
d desist from destroying important records without proper authorization, as 2004 Page #148  
ate Committees. Let them put their records on the line. Let the people who  2004 Page #177  
o had done declassification on the records of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Th 2004 Page #191  
 ran into a problem. The Air Force records, which were classified until Ram 2004 Page #220  
 was something about the Air Force records that seemed odd to Ramsey. For e 2004 Page #220  
xwell AFB repository of historical records for the USAF. A FOIA to Maxwell  2004 Page #231  
onal Archives revealed they had no records from USAF concerning the questio 2004 Page #231  
 their "final answer," `We have no records responsive to your request." Whe 2004 Page #231  
e IRS in charge of maintaining UFO records. Determining the Ramey/DuBose Ph 2004 Page #231  
l. After 21 years service MILITARY RECORDS RELEVANT TO OCRD ■ 4 May 61-Enro 2005 Page #8  
 their meteorological instruments. Records were kept in accordance with str 2005 Page #99  
ed during the lace 1950's .... All records pertainin g co chis unit were su 2005 Page #123  
d may not even have had any formal records at all." Then again, on April 9, 2005 Page #123  
torate, Department of the Army ... records pertaining to the unit were surr 2005 Page #123  
s, then one must ask: whv were the records turned over to Project Blue Book 2005 Page #124  
 file in the National Archives and Records r\dministration in about 1985. F 2005 Page #125  
n in about 1985. Found in Box 189, Records Group 341, Entry 267 was a memo  2005 Page #125  
 AFB. In reply to requests for UFO records of the 4602 Air Intelligence Ser 2005 Page #129  
National Archives or from military records. There are severaJ such cases in 2005 Page #134  
tics \'{/ithout publicly available records and mostly human testimony, the  2005 Page #167  
 were not recorded in his military records. The exclusion from military rec 2006 Page #21  
cords. The exclusion from military records of all reference to training and 2006 Page #21  
anitizing the training and service records of personnel associated with cra 2006 Page #21  
s. The absence in Stone's military records of any reference to covert proje 2006 Page #21  
ating through the US Army Military records have no details of either the tr 2006 Page #23  
 communication with EBEs. Military records have no details of either the tr 2006 Page #23  
o the project. 7. Military service records contain no mention of an individ 2006 Page #24  
 measurement of flow FOIA: The NRL Records We've never heard of the guy We' 2006 Page #38  
ter extensive review of historical records and interviews with Edwards pers 2006 Page #87  
of obtaining the Project Blue Book records for September 12, 1952. After ge 2006 Page #96  
rginia according to their official records and none of them landed on Septe 2006 Page #97  
 of military personnel are killed. Records seized by KGB. • 1980: World Hea 2006 Page #107  
s to have seen Prescott's military records. (11) According to Prescott, in  2006 Page #122  
statement does not state that such records did not exist; only that the spe 2006 Page #133  
th his full real name and military records. Thomas Colman Sheppard served i 2006 Page #156  
treated the same way. But his Navy records mysteriously never included the  2006 Page #160  
PA). I was told that there were no records related to the FBI document. (Th 2006 Page #174  
 FBI document. (There probably are records buried deeply somewhere.) Nevert 2006 Page #174  
time because the CIC and Air Force records relating to 175                  2006 Page #178  
he had tried to locate his medical records from that surgery but they had g 2006 Page #206  
ver got into trouble, got criminal records or have you got a clean slate se 2007 Page #82  
 rum a startling story concernin g records on Noah's Ark. that had been ref 2007 Page #138  
 While the available US Government records certainly point towards the prob 2007 Page #142  
esident claimed that "The official records of the Air Force list the 18 Apr 2008 Page #15  
heck with the Cuban government for records on the incident." Todd notified  2008 Page #30  
atement , nor the existence of any records concerning the incident describe 2008 Page #30  
ople can expect to see. The Public Records Acts Before the UK's Freedom of  2008 Page #61  
lly into force in 2005, the Public Records Acts set down the rules on acces 2008 Page #61  
 be either destroyed , sent to MoD records management divisions or sent to  2008 Page #62  
nt divisions or sent to the Public Records Office (now renamed the National 2008 Page #62  
psed since the event; the dispatch records had been "purged." 26 From about 2008 Page #70  
ter the initial 1942 seizures. The records also show that Bush and the Han· 2008 Page #129  
nd , these cross-correlated public records now provide firm evidence of an  2008 Page #135  
ding to The Guinness Book of World Records, the "greatest unsolved bank rob 2008 Page #137  
ion control. In 1910, the Eugenics Records Office was established and endow 2008 Page #140  
of the shooters have their medical records sealed from the public) involve  2008 Page #141  
; 14 music labels including Arista Records, BMG, RCA Records, RCA Victor Gr 2008 Page #143  
including Arista Records, BMG, RCA Records, RCA Victor Group and Windham Hi 2008 Page #143  
knowledged as part of the official records belonging to the National Archiv 2009 Page #35  
ent was found in a box of official records at the National Archives, it doe 2009 Page #46  
rders were to be established . The records were, it was reported subsequent 2009 Page #166  
f California, upon the analysis of records obtained at Bikini. Again, the c 2009 Page #166  
orders were to be established. The records were, it was reported subsequent 2009 Page #172  
f California, upon the analysis of records obtained at Bikini. Again, the c 2009 Page #172  

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 months before her death, included recoUection of cliscussions among engine 2005 Page #131  

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church records. Charlette's letter recounted the deathbed confession of her 2003 Page #21  
other Air Force personnel. He also recounted the debriefing of the witnesse 2004 Page #56  
r's son, the late Bill Brazel, who recounted that his father wasn't release 2004 Page #138  
eir accounts — Nolan, for example, recounted the presence of a helicopter c 2004 Page #216  

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sert near Socorro, New Mexico. His recounting of this incident took place i 2005 Page #165  

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rieval event that Reverend Huffman recounts. It is clear from the first mem 2003 Page #25  
Canyon Road to take a look. Ramsey recounts the rest of Farley's story: Ken 2004 Page #216  
ood in his new book "Need to Know" recounts similar cases. I am working on  2006 Page #5  
 (David Winlder, June, 1997) which recounts the history of the early warnin 2006 Page #170  
eir retrieval. In the book, Keyhoe recounts a then-recent conversation with 2007 Page #132  
os~ope and conduct other rests. He recounts this experience in his written  2007 Page #197  
 1944-1949 . The files I have seen recounts how "Top Secret" intelligence d 2009 Page #24  

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r called "High-Altitud e Parachute Recove,y" by T. W. Knacke, published as  2009 Page #90  

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t took off." \Xie headed home. The recovef) operation started about two day 2005 Page #156  
tino reached an agreement · on the recovef)', and the soldier left. It wasn 2005 Page #156  

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e recovery procedures of that era. Recoveg Team Reports Slide 11 give three 2004 Page #117  

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he military personnel that came to recover the craft and take control, the  2003 Page #30  
l were on hand at Boscombe Down to recover aircraft that crashed as a resul 2003 Page #78  
n as he grew stronger and began to recover his sense of self, it became nec 2003 Page #95  
APRIL 1954 SOM1-01 h Purpose is to recover ET remains and keep it secret □  2003 Page #172  
 to President The six goals are: s Recover all foreign or ET materials and  2003 Page #172  
eign or ET materials and devices n Recover ail entities and remains in any  2003 Page #172  
s □ Establish covert operations to recover anywhere in world □ Establish an 2003 Page #172  
 under study e No alien attempt to recover dead or contact authorities o Gr 2003 Page #174  
if the United States Air Force did recover alien bodies, they didn't tell m 2003 Page #201  
ished Project Moon Dust to locate, recover, and deliver descended foreign s 2004 Page #5  
fied projects designed to "locate, recover and deliver" non-U.S. spacecraft 2004 Page #5  
on Dust — the goal of which was to recover as expeditiously as possible, (a 2004 Page #12  
 predicted they would be coming to recover the files following his death. T 2004 Page #86  
7-68 Crash retrieval Marine helped recover UFO and debris; also saw artifac 2004 Page #114  
he debris field to investigate and recover wreckage) have all stated catego 2004 Page #132  
aid (G) ****Day **** SEND ***TIONS RecovEr IS ORDER AEC ***** (MN) ** * wea 2004 Page #229  
l tell the press the mission is to recover a weather balloon. Bond returned 2004 Page #230  
l facility. "He also states that a recover) crew that entered the craft co  2005 Page #45  
dispatch to any area in the USA to recover downed or crashed UFOs." Also, " 2005 Page #79  
kes sense chat the Air Force would recover foreign satellites fallen out of 2005 Page #141  
ntelligence teams were deployed to recover d owned enemy equipment and that 2005 Page #142  
 evolved into Project MOON DUST to recover space vehicle debris and Operati 2005 Page #142  
he Air Force rusbanded missions to recover space debris and foreign equipme 2005 Page #142  
e may drive in a flat bed truck to recover one of our experimental weather  2005 Page #156  
eports of UFO crashes and military recover) efforts. Here is a partial list 2005 Page #163  
ject Moon Dust that was created to recover debris of UFOs. In addition, Sto 2006 Page #17  
 units were In a constant state to recover downed UFOs, Roswell • 1/20/78 S 2006 Page #26  
icles." • "quick reaction basis to recover or perform field exploitation of 2006 Page #26  
s, a crane, and other equipment to recover the debris. There was some debat 2006 Page #74  
l Conference • Chereze and partner recover living EBE and take it to hospit 2006 Page #109  
the military were already there to recover the bodies and maybe the UFO sug 2006 Page #125  
eclassi tied documentation, was to recover and exploit captured foreign and 2007 Page #132  
ished Project Moon Dust to locate, recover and deliver descended foreign sp 2007 Page #134  
onnel on a quick reaction basis to recover or perform field exploitation of 2007 Page #134  
access, regardless of location, to recover or perform field exploitation, t 2007 Page #134  
 Mexico launched a frantic race to recover the unearthly object. An elite r 2007 Page #184  
th Mexico and the United States to recover the remains of what many later b 2007 Page #186  
t day to launch a rescue effort to recover what they believed to be merely  2007 Page #186  
he Air Force has made no effort to recover it.'· That statement , written b 2008 Page #11  
ere told only that they had helped recover debris from an 8                 2008 Page #14  
 of water in the USA to secure and recover "downed aircraft of special inte 2008 Page #44  
ll the public the truth if you did recover something that crashed in the El 2008 Page #60  

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e still at the crash site that are recoverable. Annette Martin another well 2003 Page #38  

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ft did crash, and the material was recovered from the crash site.” Source:  2003 Page #14  
ource:Randle/Schmitt on the debris recovered at Roswell, NM in 1947. www.ma 2003 Page #16  
t insist upon full access to disks recovered. For instance, in the L.A. cas 2003 Page #17  
ust insist on full access to disks recovered. For instance in the La. Case  2003 Page #24  
er 24, 1947 (Mission Assessment of Recovered Lenticular Aerodyne Objects —  2003 Page #28  
ilable evidence collected from the recovered exhibits currently under study 2003 Page #28  
velopment." White Hot page 0020133 recovered exhibits currently under study 2003 Page #28  
 short sentence about an "aerodyne recovered in 1941 that crashed in southw 2003 Page #29  
n 1942 in Louisiana. □ ...Aerodyne recovered in 1941 that crashed in southw 2003 Page #29  
e correlation with JEH's Louisiana recovered disk. Who Was At The Crash Sit 2003 Page #29  
tal detectors; however nothing was recovered of significance. Other locatio 2003 Page #37  
concern to several presidents. The recovered technology from this crash was 2003 Page #38  
 emerged from the voluminous files recovered as part of the research for th 2003 Page #41  
t what there and thereafter to the recovered debris. The Maury Island story 2003 Page #41  
d Dahl had retained samples of the recovered debris, he convinced Crisman t 2003 Page #41  
h the white and black material and recovered more of it himself. He also cl 2003 Page #41  
ll from the sky and was apparently recovered by the military that day in 19 2003 Page #56  
ltshire, England. The aircraft was recovered undercover of the utmost secre 2003 Page #78  
 and accounts of Chupacabra bodies recovered under cover of the utmost secr 2003 Page #81  
s the claims that alien bodies and recovered UFOs are held deep under the E 2003 Page #83  
ttle of L.A." there were two craft recovered —one crashed in the San Bernar 2003 Page #170  
ance is, of course, that if we had recovered such COMMONLY ACCEPTED UFO FAC 2003 Page #170  
 Missouri crash in 1941 □ Two were recovered by the Army and Navy after the 2003 Page #170  
ems benign e Several dead entities recovered, under study e No alien attemp 2003 Page #174  
ving a good place to send the EBEs recovered. Slide 54 shows the banner of  2003 Page #183  
mpting to "reverse engineer" these recovered parts and probably still are.  2003 Page #187  
nt Carter had told her he had seen recovered alien spacecraft and aliens in 2003 Page #198  
As the story goes a live alien was recovered from a crash in the late 1940s 2003 Page #198  
 announcing that the U.S. had just recovered a plane from China that they C 2003 Page #202  
ited Kirtland AAF to inspect parts recovered from the powerplant." Sandia A 2003 Page #207  
 Chief of Staff Spaatr and to view recovered remains of craft from LI—2. On 2003 Page #234  
ited Kirtland AAF to inspect parts recovered from powerplant. On $ July, Tw 2003 Page #234  
or Air Force. 11. As to the bodies recovered at LZ—2, it appeared that none 2003 Page #236  
Any discussion of crashed UFOs and recovered alien bodies inevitably brings 2004 Page #4  
the CIA. Titled, "Fragment, Metal, Recovered in the Republic of the Congo,  2004 Page #6  
xploitation of a metallic fragment recovered near the town of [illegible] i 2004 Page #6  
uggests that the object was indeed recovered by U.S. authorities and that b 2004 Page #9  
 sounded remarkably like the craft recovered at Spitsbergen. , By far the m 2004 Page #14  
d: Our Canadian Research Group has recovered one mass of very strange metal 2004 Page #14  
9, a strange, spherical object was recovered at the Woomera Test Range that 2004 Page #15  
hat numerous such spheres had been recovered throughout Australia in the pe 2004 Page #15  
two feet in diameter, and had been recovered in areas including New South W 2004 Page #16  
o the report, two spheres had been recovered approximately one hundred and  2004 Page #16  
restrial and dead crews — had been recovered by U.S. military personnel. Of 2004 Page #16  
teorite. The object was reportedly recovered by U.S. forces and transported 2004 Page #16  
ught off guard by the question but recovered and huffily replied that he ha 2004 Page #35  
arbacher: I was told that they had recovered a UFO with some people in it.  2004 Page #92  
 conversation was that it had been recovered. The crash. That's what we wer 2004 Page #92  
 to have been related. It had been recovered by Alvin Moore who was the hea 2004 Page #102  
oncluded that it is the same piece recovered by Alvin Moore. Smith stated t 2004 Page #102  
arlette Mann VI, 69-71 UFO, bodies recovered; photo of alien seen 2 1942 "S 2004 Page #110  
I, 5-6 UFO and 90-100 pound bodies recovered; interior craft descriptions D 2004 Page #110  
vid Dobbs VI, 71-72 UFO and bodies recovered;" pear-shaped heads" 5 1947 Pa 2004 Page #110  
V. 12-15: V1, 12-13 UFO and bodies recovered , new sources confirming known 2004 Page #111  
1 0 Witness Leon Crice III. 32 UFO recovered shown on TV, screen black when 2004 Page #111  
, Tom Adams III, 33; VI, 39-49 UFO recovered, fractured porthole, bodies fo 2004 Page #111  
tion III, 37 Head-band transceiver recovered, "worn by some members of alie 2004 Page #111  
ohnson VI, 67 UFO cut power lines, recovered, gouged crater; hidden success 2004 Page #111  
gman Multiple refs. UFO and bodies recovered 26 1953 Ft. Polk, Louisiana. U 2004 Page #112  
I, 6-7 Four humanoid burned bodies recovered, suits fused to flesh: shipped 2004 Page #112  
 Valerio VII. 29-32 Strange debris recovered only 34 1959 Wright-Pat AFB, O 2004 Page #112  
obert Barry II, 7-8 UFO and bodies recovered, occupants 42 inches high, gra 2004 Page #112  
her Tommy Blann III UFO and bodies recovered, "silver, skin- tight flight s 2004 Page #112  
n II. 19-20:V, 11-12:VI, 56-62 UFO recovered, transported and probably seen 2004 Page #113  
Jets downed UFO near Mannheim; UFO recovered 46 1967 Yuma, Arizona, USA 0 1 2004 Page #113  
refight with aliens; MAJIC; Bodies recovered 52 1972 St. Geniez, France 0 1 2004 Page #113  
cher Elaine Douglas VII, 32-37 UFO recovered; Mexican crash recovery team d 2004 Page #114  
fern; see Appendix 3 II, 22-23 UFO recovered; relates to Moondust 68 1979 O 2004 Page #114  
ndblad 111,36 Radar specialist saw recovered UFO and aliens with large head 2004 Page #114  
Hesemann III, 30-31 UFO and bodies recovered from Crash in Soviet sector 74 2004 Page #114  
f "Ball- shaped object"; fragments recovered 78 1987 Kentucky, USA 1 0 0 1  2004 Page #114  
with "Dr. Epigoni"; UFO and bodies recovered Totals 53 57 35 63 10 Percenta 2004 Page #114  
timate the total number of crashes recovered, a number that has widespread  2004 Page #115  
 if there have been numerous craft recovered over the years, why doesn't th 2004 Page #121  
 have been able to ship such large recovered craft to our secret locations  2004 Page #121  
and the second was an alien vessel recovered in Carp, Canada, also in 1989. 2004 Page #121  
ut the feasibility of shipping the recovered UFOs covertly and quickly. His 2004 Page #127  
the number of crashes that we have recovered? (In other words, equally like 2004 Page #129  
: Large number of craft and aliens recovered and captured, and at one time  2004 Page #130  
eport on the recovery stated, "The recovered aircraft 127                   2004 Page #130  
traterrestrial technology has been recovered, with the exception of Senator 2004 Page #132  
uthwest and that the U.S. military recovered the remains of the ship and it 2004 Page #136  
as taken to the cleaners and never recovered. Thus, for the UFO believer, t 2004 Page #145  
 was an extraterrestrial spaceship recovered, along with alien bodies. I wa 2004 Page #146  
 an extraterrestrial spaceship was recovered at Roswell in 1947. He even di 2004 Page #146  
sidered the terminal point for any recovered EBEs and/or craft. • As there  2004 Page #171  
tok ,USSR Spring 1989 • Dead EBE's recovered, not confirmed 171             2004 Page #174  
 fact that he had received word of recovered metal in Michigan. As I mentio 2004 Page #176  
ommunications with the aliens, and recovered dead and live aliens. The two  2004 Page #179  
irst told of a live alien that was recovered in a 1949 crash in her April 1 2004 Page #195  
lassified intelligence project; we recovered one craft, captured one. • It  2004 Page #210  
e Marcel and Capt. Sheridan Cavitt recovered material from the New Mexico d 2004 Page #226  
bes the recovery of a wrecked disk recovered near Roswell. The disk had a c 2004 Page #230  
ct the Air Force's claim of having recovered a "flying disc." After all, Ra 2004 Page #230  
himself paraded out as the guy who recovered the "disc," and again sometime 2004 Page #238  
rought up the legendary subject of recovered alien UFOs and occupants. His  2005 Page #43  
 to programs charged with studying recovered alien technolog y. ln the abse 2005 Page #84  
ealed that the Army Air Corps also recovered a similar object in the San Be 2005 Page #122  
security' measures," investigators recovered wreckage and, reportedl y, fiv 2005 Page #126  
overy and shipping procedur es for recovered material as well as living and 2005 Page #128  
c Eyes Only technology as has been recovered by the Air Force fall into the 2005 Page #129  
ccurred near nuclear instaUations. Recovered UFOs have reportedl y been sec 2005 Page #130  
ft encountering UFOs, handl.ing of recovered UFO materiel, related issues o 2005 Page #130  
 African forces, alien bodies were recovered, and the material evidence was 2005 Page #134  
the number of crashes that we have recovered?' 1'1y recollection is that he 2005 Page #140  
 to many craft and alien occupants recovered and captured . At one time in  2005 Page #140  
 1965 is titled: "FRAGMENT MET AL, RECOVERED TN THE REPUBL IC OF THE CONGO, 2005 Page #142  
             J.... Majic Eyes Only recovered at Taire Mountain, Bolivja, in 2005 Page #143  
Os. Sources stated that che object recovered by the U.S. in BoLivia was "no 2005 Page #143  
r. He learned that two aliens were recovered from the disc. One was alive.  2005 Page #165  
nd at Wright Field. However, craft recovered in one piece were probabl) shi 2005 Page #166  
 be known. The military agenda for recovered alien vehicles was to learn as 2005 Page #167  
 instruments. Stansel saw one body recovered from the crash. 1t was humanoi 2005 Page #169  
ng supposedJ} examined some of the recovered crashed discs and compared the 2005 Page #169  
" -as opposed to "'The' item" -was recovered near the world's only combat o 2005 Page #175  
d defensive systems. Since we have recovered wreckage at least as early as  2006 Page #9  
ash in Tyumen, USSR Alleged bodies recovered. 26 PART THREE: Some UFO Crash 2006 Page #29  
d shows piece of wreckage that was recovered to the reporter. 3. The milita 2006 Page #45  
 radar then found the wreckage and recovered it before Fred Meyers was able 2006 Page #45  
an update on the hardware that was recovered. 44                            2006 Page #47  
self-destruct while the camera was recovered in mid-air by the crew of a JC 2006 Page #77  
nual Report16: "7. There were five recovered bodies, two of which were foun 2006 Page #103  
d autopsies: "11. As to the bodies recovered at LZ-2, it appeared that none 2006 Page #104  
that: • EBE's were encountered and recovered • Corporal Marco Eli Chereze,  2006 Page #108  
Biological Warfare) creatures were recovered from the mountainside by an el 2006 Page #122  
 a large craft had crashed and was recovered by other military units. 5 5 M 2006 Page #123  
eration Thunderchild, alien bodies recovered from a UFO crash are taken to  2006 Page #130  
 the Sea Stallion. By 1714 hrs the recovered object was on its way to U.S.  2006 Page #135  
oad between Van Horn and Kent. The recovered disk was transferred to a truc 2006 Page #135  
t known if any body or bodies were recovered. Considering the destruction o 2006 Page #136  
s also remain, such as why would a recovered disk be taken to Atlanta? And  2006 Page #136  
e found. The atomic bombs were not recovered; thus creating a serious probl 2006 Page #141  
y, whatever you want to call them, recovered the bodies and have been hidin 2006 Page #160  
rence that the whole thing that we recovered. So that's how I took it. THAT 2006 Page #162  
RNMENT WAS USING? Yes, what we had recovered. FOR? For purposes of military 2006 Page #162  
o argue with him. I said, 'Yes, we recovered the aliens, but that was in th 2006 Page #163  
Force Base, Fort Worth, Texas, had recovered some foreign object on Decembe 2006 Page #177  
ment did not specify what had been recovered. (Zechel did not provide me wi 2006 Page #177  
n the middle of the night, somehow recovered the object and brought it back 2006 Page #191  
f the borues of non-human entities recovered from the Roswell crash field.  2007 Page #75  
 rumored that 18 dead aliens where recovered as we!J. -UFO investigators fr 2007 Page #129  
ng story of a crashed UFO that was recovered by their own before any human  2007 Page #129  
f a crashed flying saucer that was recovered from the site and brought to \ 2007 Page #130  
speed and ease? 3. To where is the recovered material taken? 4. Can we iden 2007 Page #132  
. "But I got the impression they'd recovered some kind of 'objects'-probabl 2007 Page #133  
on that occasion the object wasn't recovered . Judging from the size of the 2007 Page #133  
ds, if US authoriti es have indeed recovered alien spacecraft, then the mos 2007 Page #134  
ar beyond that of merely analyzing recovered Soviet space debris -as author 2007 Page #139  
tives in UFO sightings, as well as recovered debris. Notably, there was a v 2007 Page #139  
ay after the crash, Mexican troops recovered the crashed disc, winching it  2007 Page #187  
.. unknown when the fragments were recovered ." Yet further examinations we 2007 Page #195  
 on the wet street. "The witnesses recovered two metal chunks, about four i 2007 Page #199  
? If a UFO crashes and is secretly recovered by the military, and various a 2008 Page #40  
hat something had crashed and been recovered, but he had no evidence or tes 2008 Page #44  
hed by the Elk River may have been recovered by the military before it was  2008 Page #60  
 , where they learn that materials recovered at the crash site contain a de 2008 Page #103  
y , the Nazi commando who may have recovered Solomon 's Treasure for the Na 2008 Page #139  
ified space vehicle was reportedly recovered by the Armed Forces Special We 2009 Page #17  
bling a second which allegedly was recovered intact. I have repeatedly trie 2009 Page #17  
at described the appearance of the recovered craft; and that outlined an ap 2009 Page #53  
 crashed extraterrestrial vehicles recovered and concealed by our military  2009 Page #90  

Word: "recoveries", 20 instance(s) (Back to Top)

t tells a different story of crash recoveries. J. Edgar Hoover (JEH) also w 2003 Page #24  
aph trail of the debris and saucer recoveries. It also reviews the photogra 2003 Page #42  
ied that we might have had several recoveries prior to 1954, that it is qui 2003 Page #171  
 the fact that if there WERE crash recoveries, once would expect there to b 2003 Page #181  
nd belief in controlling the crash recoveries from becoming widespread acce 2003 Page #187  
for years □ We have kept the crash recoveries effectively secret using dece 2003 Page #188  
l Eisenhower will see a showing of recoveries sometime in It-late August th 2003 Page #234  
hat the vast majority of Moon Dust recoveries did focus on earth- based tec 2004 Page #5  
ve had to be dedicated towards UFO recoveries. Finally, there are several r 2004 Page #115  
that may represent only five crash recoveries. These correlations are not p 2004 Page #115  
 and that there had been UFO crash recoveries. Critics point to the Twining 2004 Page #141  
s Angeles in 1942 are near-certain recoveries for us to get started with ■  2005 Page #5  
cular series of alleged alien body recoveries in the Varginha area of Brazi 2005 Page #31  
s Angeles "air raid" and later UFO recoveries, leading to formation of a to 2005 Page #124  
tates that formal methods for such recoveries would be developed and docume 2005 Page #126  
arance and experience in UFO crash recoveries, being asked by their superio 2006 Page #16  
nce for the 21st Air Force. Soviet Recoveries? 1/29/86 Crash of object near 2006 Page #29  
nd significant references to crash recoveries. The first is the "Interplane 2006 Page #103  
? 2. How are those tasked with the recoveries seemingly able to secure UFO  2007 Page #132  
ost likely teams involved in those recoveries in the pst-1953 era were inde 2007 Page #134  

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s since at least the 1940s, who is recovering them and how is the secrecy b 2004 Page #4  
) poised and dedicated to covertly recovering items falling. Prior to satel 2004 Page #115  
ed before there was the problem of recovering satellite debris, when a powe 2004 Page #117  
son is convinced that we have been recovering crashed flying saucers all th 2004 Page #121  
s used for locating, isolating and recovering crashed UFOs that are extrate 2006 Page #14  
us on securing the crash scene and recovering the debris. Within a few hour 2006 Page #74  
merging from repressive regimes or recovering from civil wars. Others are d 2008 Page #25  
 them be run by a different agency recovering UFOs? The fewer the agencies, 2008 Page #110  

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ject Moon Dust: How the Government Recovers Crashed Flying Saucers Nick Red 2007 Page #5  
and specialized military team that recovers crashed discs. This team is ver 2007 Page #131  
ject Moon Dust: How the Government Recovers Crashed Flying Saucers By Nick  2007 Page #132  

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 validating sources for this crash recovery event in 1941 - the military in 2003 Page #24  
arenthetical comma usage. The 1941 Recovery Case In the MAJIC Eyes Only pre 2003 Page #28  
wo sections directly cite the 1941 recovery case. The first is in "Part III 2003 Page #28  
ce arm of the Government. Even the recovery case of 1941 did not create a u 2003 Page #28  
hington state that resulted in the recovery of material from unidentified c 2003 Page #41  
 sightings. That wave included the recovery in that same area of a thirty-i 2003 Page #42  
 Maury Island claims; the Banister recovery; the Arnold investigation; the  2003 Page #42  
th this event, nor of the apparent recovery of an object of unknown origin  2003 Page #66  
 Air Force Base within days of the recovery in Pennsylvania. It was obvious 2003 Page #67  
d he observed much of the military recovery operation. He was contacted at  2003 Page #68  
at his brother should complete his recovery privately in the countryside an 2003 Page #91  
dicated steady progress toward his recovery." 4. "It had been accepted that 2003 Page #95  
 brought Mr. Forrestal to complete recovery in a matter of months." And 5,  2003 Page #95  
ts.com The issues and what ’s new? Recovery and Disposal." He put me in tou 2003 Page #169  
ashes in early July 47 led to body recovery s Paul Trent took McMinnville,  2003 Page #170  
.” in February 1942 a Security and recovery plans have been getting better  2003 Page #170  
r every since □ You would expect a recovery manual to exist in some form 11 2003 Page #170  
RRESTRIAL ENTITIES AND TECHNOLOGY, RECOVERY AND DISPOSAL □ The document is  2003 Page #170  
cally gives rise to the need for a recovery manual of some sort. We seem to 2003 Page #171  
ghlights of the Manual: purpose of recovery with secrecy, acceptance of ext 2003 Page #171  
rrestrial Entities and Technology —Recovery and Disposal" telling the story 2003 Page #171  
ncluding running secret locations, recovery "anywhere in the world" and abs 2003 Page #173  
1/8/2003 Special Operator's Manual RECOVERY OPERATOONS — SECURITY 12. Press 2003 Page #175  
» Manual 26 SECTION 85: TECHNOLOGY RECOVERY 14. Removal and transport: as s 2003 Page #175  
ies, was involved in the Kecksburg recovery and may actually have been dire 2003 Page #194  
e measures looking towards Chinese recovery and provided further that any a 2003 Page #225  
requested by A1. The extraordinary recovery of fallen airborne objects in t 2003 Page #232  
ion and navigation technelogy. The recovery of fime bodies in a damaged esc 2003 Page #232  
 Vandenberg during the duration of recovery efforts. All teletype, telephon 2003 Page #235  
litary personnel involved with the recovery operations had "need to know 4" 2003 Page #235  
come known to CIG that some of the recovery operation was shared with Repre 2003 Page #235  
Moon Dust has been involved in the recovery of much more than mere earth-ba 2004 Page #4  
he Republic of the Congo. Fragment recovery was the result of a ground-leve 2004 Page #6  
arth in the area. The sighting and recovery took place sometime between 10  2004 Page #6  
 the UFO, specific observation and recovery details are lacking. Also lacki 2004 Page #6  
e essential to the containment and recovery anywhere in the world of a cras 2004 Page #7  
and Australia were involved in the recovery of at least twelve such spheres 2004 Page #16  
formation on the alleged crash and recovery of an extraterrestrial vehicle  2004 Page #61  
timately resulted in the crash and recovery of at least two, probably three 2004 Page #62  
he entire Juarez Garrison's rocket recovery efforts resulted in a small pil 2004 Page #68  
01947122-A.1206 "The extraordinary recovery of fallen airborn (misspelled i 2004 Page #79  
 Patterson regarding the "military recovery of flying saucers and the bodie 2004 Page #98  
whether a craft was noted, whether recovery personnel were present, whether 2004 Page #106  
e, some not • 35 reports involving recovery teams or personnel, some on sit 2004 Page #109  
able reports of aliens, craft, and recovery teams. No Year Location A C T 0 2004 Page #110  
inda Thompson, 33p report III, 5-9 Recovery crew, ping pong, by helicopter  2004 Page #112  
archer Thomas Olsen III, 20-23 UFO recovery operations witnessed by several 2004 Page #113  
l & Jean Sider V, 6-7 UFO crashed; recovery not confirmed but 3 pages of fi 2004 Page #113  
32-37 UFO recovered; Mexican crash recovery team dead 63 1975 Near Ohio bor 2004 Page #114  
s Betty Shilling II, 21 UFO crash; recovery unconfirmed 64 1977 Lumberton,  2004 Page #114  
tin V,17-18 Feb 19 crash, U.S. UFO recovery, meteorite cover story 76 1985  2004 Page #114  
d craft seen. Nearly half identify recovery teams, thereby reinforcing the  2004 Page #115  
unt the on-site aliens, craft, and recovery teams from the table by going t 2004 Page #115  
 why wouldn't they be noticing the recovery activity? Here's exactly one ex 2004 Page #117  
nd the witness was a member of the recovery team. An interview with such a  2004 Page #117  
onfirming our understanding of the recovery procedures of that era. Recoveg 2004 Page #117  
ts Slide 11 give three examples of recovery team cases. The first one occur 2004 Page #117  
at included a box emitting a beep. Recovery crew arrived with two tractor-t 2004 Page #117  
to have a dispute with the Mexican recovery team, but they had beaten us to 2004 Page #117  
st is the classic reference to the recovery case of 1941 in the 24 Septembe 2004 Page #117  
Retrieval Reports THREE CASES WITH RECOVERY TEAMS • 1. Report 18, Aurora, O 2004 Page #118  
onse helicopter team found Mexican recovery personnel dead. Lethal biologic 2004 Page #118  
ua, Mexico, 1974: death of Mexican recovery team correlates with the IPU an 2004 Page #118  
allegedly joined him in a visit to recovery sites and proved detailed descr 2004 Page #119  
with the crash in Mexico where our recovery team found the Mexican team dea 2004 Page #119  
 February 1942 as resulting in the recovery of two craft — one by the Army  2004 Page #123  
ear to me who is in charge of this recovery program. I don't think it is th 2004 Page #123  
ries and document control. The UFO recovery program intertwined with the Ma 2004 Page #123  
ect early on, in that in one case, recovery personnel and a craft were take 2004 Page #123  
 each agency became exposed to the recovery of UFOs, they no doubt implemen 2004 Page #123  
s that would have been used by the recovery teams. The idea of covert opera 2004 Page #125  
le who might have been involved in recovery operations over the years. A co 2004 Page #125  
onference Specific Secreg Specific Recovery Procedures Going back to Slide  2004 Page #127  
ith the apparent efficiency of the recovery teams and their methodical and  2004 Page #127  
of the procedural questions of the recovery team, although it doesn't deal  2004 Page #127  
been often reported as part of the recovery equipment. The routes to be tak 2004 Page #129  
 number given the authority of the recovery teams to go wherever they wante 2004 Page #129  
ey wanted to. In conclusion, these recovery teams treated the transportatio 2004 Page #129  
xcerpts from the FBI report on the recovery stated, "The recovered aircraft 2004 Page #130  
ilip Corso have each confirmed the recovery of extraterrestrial biological  2004 Page #132  
at Roswell could not have been the recovery of a downed flying saucer. Capt 2004 Page #141  
er all, who said the flying saucer recovery story was just full of "hot air 2004 Page #141  
DRopsONDE CreWS (G) ABQ LAND based recovery crews (MN) A ****O says ADD LAN 2004 Page #229  
yt Vandenberg, which describes the recovery of a wrecked disk recovered nea 2004 Page #230  
ose intervening hours, between the recovery of the debris and the denial? O 2004 Page #230  
ge of a crashed UFO and alien body recovery near !(jngman, Arizona, specifi 2005 Page #39  
ortedl y, five alien bodies. A few recovery personnel suffered "nervous bre 2005 Page #126  
The risks and challenges of such a recovery would certainly caU for dedicat 2005 Page #126  
RESTRJA L ENTITIES AND TECHNOLOGY, RECOVERY Al'\JD DlSPOSAL." (The manual's 2005 Page #127  
et/ Majic Eyes Only manual for UFO recovery Placing this manual in an histo 2005 Page #127  
s; then directs detailed security, recovery and shipping procedur es for re 2005 Page #128  
eleases from the Air Force den)ing recovery in early July 1947 of crashed a 2005 Page #131  
ezer; and another in 1989 alleging recovery of an alien vessel in Carp, Can 2005 Page #132  
DUST, an activity that updated UFO recovery intelligence from its origins i 2005 Page #141  
ving Grounds to the east. It was a recovery operation destined for the mesq 2005 Page #153  
Missile Range. Two weeks after the recovery, four soldiers showed up on the 2005 Page #157  
ing far more mysterious, worthy of recovery by a clandestine military opera 2005 Page #158  
005 William F. Hamilton The aUeged recovery of a flying disc near Roswell,  2005 Page #161  
he first objective in the military recovery of foreign vehjcles is to exami 2005 Page #162  
. It had a crew of two aliens. The recovery team transported the djsc back  2005 Page #164  
ced inside the building. The whole recovery team was taken into a room in a 2005 Page #165  
ed in SOMI-01 as follows: 4.a. The recovery for scientific study of all mat 2006 Page #18  
 may become available.... 4.b. The recovery for scientific study of all ent 2006 Page #18  
Central Intelligence to effect the recovery for the United States of extrat 2006 Page #18  
Stone claims that during his first recovery operation for Project Moon Dust 2006 Page #21  
terson AFB regarding the 'military recovery of flying saucers, and the bodi 2006 Page #27  
ct maser ' Regarding details about recovery operations, etc , Walker says.  2006 Page #27  
ent, etc • 3197 Peru UFO Crash and Recovery. Disclosure witness, Marine Cor 2006 Page #29  
 description of crashed object and recovery operations, run by U.S. militar 2006 Page #29  
agnetometer survey and the hopeful recovery of small artifacts that have be 2006 Page #47  
ve been overlooked by the military recovery teams. It is only through physi 2006 Page #47  
widespread belief that specialized recovery teams routinely sanitize crash  2006 Page #71  
ong as deemed necessary to conduct recovery operations. - Recovery crews ha 2006 Page #72  
 to conduct recovery operations. - Recovery crews had high levels of manpow 2006 Page #72  
f the program. McMillan urged that recovery operations continue throughout  2006 Page #75  
, work halted after darkness fell. Recovery crews began loading and removin 2006 Page #75  
ponds To Top Secret Crashes Debris recovery was top priority, even above de 2006 Page #76  
ned its camera package for mid-air recovery. The drone itself then self-des 2006 Page #78  
and its booster across the desert. Recovery crews from Area 51 departed imm 2006 Page #79  
estruct package suddenly exploded. Recovery team members lined up in a shou 2006 Page #79  
t what he had seen. He claimed the recovery crews "spent days policing the  2006 Page #80  
ta would have been degraded making recovery almost impossible. The accident 2006 Page #82  
had been considerably disturbed by recovery crews. They noticed that someon 2006 Page #83  
sinformation about the Bakersfield recovery operation. In a 1989 interview, 2006 Page #84  
d author James C. Goodall that the recovery crew dug and sifted every cubic 2006 Page #84  
feet from the impact point. If the recovery crews had set their perimeter 1 2006 Page #85  
the cover story's other parts? The recovery crew had plenty of time to remo 2006 Page #85  
ed documents describe a robust UFO recovery program since the 40s The conce 2006 Page #103  
 whether they became ill after the recovery; however, The Majestic Document 2006 Page #103  
errestrial Entities and Technology Recovery and Disposal" 15. The first two 2006 Page #103  
ecompression and heat suffocation (Recovery and autopsies of the occupants  2006 Page #103  
 the deaths of a number of Mexican recovery personnel after the recovery of 2006 Page #109  
xican recovery personnel after the recovery of a crashed disk in state of C 2006 Page #109  
ed documents describe a robust UFO recovery program since the 40s. There ar 2006 Page #117  
ot see a craft at the scene of the recovery, I was informed that a large cr 2006 Page #123  
o have been told of the Berwyn UFO recovery by military personnel while tra 2006 Page #128  
 source for the "Berwyn alien body recovery" was involved in the Falkland's 2006 Page #128  
70s, the 67th Aerospace Rescue and Recovery Squadron stationed at RAF Woodb 2006 Page #132  
30) Although the 67th's rescue and recovery skills were not needed during N 2006 Page #132  
asked: were they implicated in the recovery of something that originated wi 2006 Page #132  
he CIA immediately began forming a recovery team. The speed with which this 2006 Page #134  
 Mexican governments that the U.S. recovery team be allowed onto Mexican te 2006 Page #134  
ion. "By 2100 hrs, 26 Aug. 74, the recovery team had assembled and been sta 2006 Page #134  
xican government, or to launch the recovery team, supplemented by any requi 2006 Page #134  
 radio contact between the Mexican recovery team and its headquarters cease 2006 Page #135  
was immediately made to launch the recovery team but the actual launching w 2006 Page #135  
dead, most within the trucks. Some recovery team members, dressed in biopro 2006 Page #135  
ng the convoy site, members of the recovery team gathered together the Mexi 2006 Page #135  
s it re-entered U.S. airspace. The recovery team then proceeded to a point  2006 Page #135  
t caused the deaths of the Mexican recovery team is not known. Speculation  2006 Page #136  
 of death or illness by any of the recovery team. It would not have been il 2006 Page #136  
ld not have been illogical for the recovery team to have taken one of the b 2006 Page #136  
deaths associated with the foreign recovery team. Nor is it known if this c 2006 Page #136  
e the description of the crash and recovery of the unknown object in Mexico 2006 Page #136  
 crash occurred on December 5, the recovery occurred on December 6, a gener 2006 Page #177  
tatus because of the nature of the recovery, but the document did not speci 2006 Page #177  
t UFO water-landing and subsequent recovery effort. Based on previous repor 2006 Page #182  
ident: A Watery Roswell? PART TWO: Recovery. Winter 1984-85... In contrast  2006 Page #186  
ld and windy during the subsequent recovery effort described below, skies w 2006 Page #186  
ne parks above its quarry, and the recovery effort begins. John Walker dive 2006 Page #187  
ate, John Walker is kicked off the recovery team. Another diver from Emeral 2006 Page #188  
... Wondering what happened to the recovery effort and the object it sought 2006 Page #188  
and divers involved in the private recovery mission, an object was subseque 2006 Page #189  
                Both divers in the recovery mission, John Walker and Richar 2006 Page #190  
uch a steep trajectory? During the recovery mission, divers Walker and Burk 2006 Page #190  
d been the case, then why wasn't a recovery mission mounted immediately? Th 2006 Page #191  
 his boat Diane during the private recovery mission, remains flummoxed by t 2006 Page #193  
ant feature. ■ Likefihood of crash recovery {Moon Oust, etc.} 45            2007 Page #51  
nd Blue Fly were implicated in the recovery of what are clearly referred to 2007 Page #134  
he Republic of the Congo. Fragment recovery was the result of a ground-leve 2007 Page #140  
arth in the area. The sighting and recovery took place sometime between 10  2007 Page #140  
 the UFO, specific observation and recovery details are lacking. It must be 2007 Page #140  
 link between the likely crash and recovery of a very strange object and Pr 2007 Page #141  
ver the unearthly object. An elite recovery team assembled by the CIA ended 2007 Page #184  
oments later, however, the routine recovery of a downed aircraft became som 2007 Page #186  
ot much left of it. As the Mexican recovery effort wound down, U.S. authori 2007 Page #187  
an government to "assist" with the recovery. Mexico stated that assistance  2007 Page #187  
t lights. Multiple rpts. Attempted recovery by Col Friend & Dr. Hynek. See  2008 Page #10  
uits. The reason being that at the recovery sites of other, very similar sp 2008 Page #37  
ico in 1961-several members of the recovery teams were overcome by nausea a 2008 Page #37  
litary, and various aspects of the recovery operation are witnessed by cred 2008 Page #40  
 and the 6i11 Aerospace Rescue and Recovery Squadron (ARRS). In 1992, after 2008 Page #72  
                        le and the recovery of the iron itself would cover  2008 Page #99  
er , the Government concluded, the recovery of such a large amount of iron  2008 Page #99  
r Base press release regarding the recovery of a flying saucer was issued.  2008 Page #132  
many Americans prayed for Reagan's recovery , the son of Nazi financier Pre 2008 Page #142  
ent to the United States. The film recovery capsule from the failed Discove 2009 Page #16  
d with physical and trace evidence recovery operations in foreign countries 2009 Page #19  
           Concerning the reported recovery of an apparent alien body at th 2009 Page #49  
al facility. He also states that a recovery crew that entered the craft to  2009 Page #52  
e effects on the part of the human recovery team, the document continues: A 2009 Page #53  
rchers are aware of multiple crash recovery events handled by the US milita 2009 Page #90  

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 are cliscrepancies when trying to recreate the actual scenario of events.  2005 Page #166  

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e him a copy of this photograph as recreated below depicting two police off 2003 Page #35  
hout the east, connected the dots, recreated flight path trajectories, and  2006 Page #97  

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d file. This image is his computer recreation of that black and white photo 2004 Page #73  
n the way a real cadaver would." A recreation of the Alien Autopsy film, ma 2005 Page #150  
lactic rule book. H. This may be a recreation center. Notice how many peopl 2006 Page #7  
July 27, 1984... What follows is a recreation of the events comprising the  2006 Page #184  

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between them. The Alien Photograph Recreationa Given to Huffman a few weeks 2003 Page #35  

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, refrigeration , medical, toilet, recreational)" ■ " ••• ample evidence of 2005 Page #9  

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ike Disney they were forced to use recreations about an incident that might 2004 Page #184  

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 to the public without there being recriminations and a big change. How the 2004 Page #123  
ht raise maximum public doubts and recriminations toward governments regard 2006 Page #67  

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tt's background Background and WWI Recruit to captain WWI engineering dutie 2003 Page #44  

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cketry could benefit the army, and recruited leading members of GIRD includ 2004 Page #153  
you are approached and essentially recruited into something and you're give 2004 Page #190  
anical Design Engineer when he was recruited for trus rughly secure positio 2005 Page #164  
edures used for managing personnel recruited into extraterrestrial related  2006 Page #14  
ersonnel are covertly managed when recruited into extraterrestrial related  2006 Page #14  
or understanding how personnel are recruited, trained and managed for extra 2006 Page #14  
969 to 1990. He claims that he was recruited into an elite UFO retrieval te 2006 Page #16  
for his claim that he was secretly recruited into covert UFO retrieval team 2006 Page #17  
rocedures used to manage personnel recruited into covert UFO crash retrieva 2006 Page #17  
nel' and the covert team Stone was recruited into appeared to be one of the 2006 Page #18  
 and the Achievement Medal. He was recruited into a classified program, "Pr 2006 Page #21  
views, Sherman revealed how he was recruited and trained in a way unknown t 2006 Page #22  
 Stone, and suggest that they were recruited into projects overseen by the  2006 Page #22  
Clifford Stone (Project Moon Dust) Recruited due to innate telepathic skill 2006 Page #22  
lls recognized during childhood; _ Recruited due to innate telepathic skill 2006 Page #22  
horized disclosures by individuals recruited into MJ-12 Group projects; min 2006 Page #23  
; and exerting maximum pressure on recruited individuals to remain loyal to 2006 Page #23  
rmal chain of military command and recruited into the MJ-12 Group project.  2006 Page #24  
rk of projects involving personnel recruited from the military sector while 2006 Page #24  
w's office pertaining to the Nazis recruited into the program. All reports  2008 Page #137  
mer Marine who knew Oswald and was recruited by the CIA. 39 Despite controv 2009 Page #44  
versy over Lee Harvey Oswald being recruited by Angleton and the CIA prior  2009 Page #44  

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Group who had created a system for recruiting personnel that would be a ver 2006 Page #22  
hat a similar template is used for recruiting, training and employing indiv 2006 Page #23  
em developed by the MJ-12 Group in recruiting, training and employing indiv 2006 Page #24  
s will fall to the MoD in terms of recruiting, training or public relations 2006 Page #131  

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with publishers and media owners ► Recruitment of Influential journalists ► 2007 Page #15  
with publishers and media owners ► Recruitment of influential journaLisrs ► 2007 Page #16  
gations, documents, and reports ,. Recruitment of influential people as spo 2007 Page #20  
igations, documents, and reports r Recruitment of influential people as spo 2007 Page #21  

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xecutive branch of government that recruits extensively from the military,  2006 Page #15  

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m this young male calf. SLIDE #34: Rectal excision from goat, Stella, Misso 2004 Page #77  
Stella, Missouri, October 26, 1993 Rectal tissue is almost always taken fro 2004 Page #77  
racks are often removed along with rectal tissue from females... SLIDI #35: 2004 Page #77  
aho 1989. Sometimes along with the rectal and vaginal tissue, even tails ar 2004 Page #77  

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pending on the account. A luminous rectangle appeared under them when they  2009 Page #135  

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of cost on trus -each one of these rectangles on these big panels here they 2005 Page #66  

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n top, bottom, rim o Landing gear, rectangular hatch □ Fuselage or cigar sh 2003 Page #174  
r of the craft, which had multiple rectangular compartments. \X/hen inside  2005 Page #166  
 the size of this (gestures to his rectangular 5-foot- long living room cof 2006 Page #157  
behind the door, were three oblong rectangular shaped windows that ran alon 2007 Page #105  
, a "very large, metallic-looking, rectangular object sacking partly out of 2007 Page #138  

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the measures that must be taken co rectify a very serious problem are very  2008 Page #114  

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lp,NGUN .-cme,c.uo.:IWOWMl"lfll"'I Rectifying Thermal Electric Noise        2005 Page #22  

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cow in Alabama in 1993. SLIDE #36: Rectum and tail removed, Nounan, Idaho 1 2004 Page #77  
 • Skin and muscles of lower jaw • Rectum • Genitalia: (Penis, testicles an 2006 Page #115  
er • Vulva/vagina 0 Penis/testes 0 Rectum 0 Lips •Tail o Surgical prec Figu 2006 Page #118  
lest three bars represent the ear, rectum, and tongue. 115                  2006 Page #118  

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HEY ARS MOWITORING THE wicou wonn. RECumAISSANCE 24 moms A DAY, YOU KNOW. A 2004 Page #24  

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 from Bethesda on Sunday May 22 to recuperate privately. Following James' d 2003 Page #95  

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ith his creative ideas. One of the recurring questions that I was asked is  2006 Page #207  
..... - AUSTRALIANS OVERWHELMED BY RECURRING VISITS FROM UFOs .=::-..:.::.: 2007 Page #164  

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TE.Y t0GGC0 70('0 Af:PORn ?\JN?OSE REcVALUAi£ P:IE,~ Y us;EXPlAINE0 AERIAL  2008 Page #149  

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eau and started ministering at the Red Star Baptist church in early 1941, a 2003 Page #21  
 civilians were there. Minister at Red Star Baptist Church, starting July 3 2003 Page #22  
hocles poem out of a book bound in red leather. Harrison asks if the patien 2003 Page #91  
t is greyish-white with a tinge of red. That pink color in the stomach medi 2003 Page #106  
 is an efficient absorber of infra red energy and researchers are experimen 2003 Page #107  
dome of a reaction crater Here the red arrow points to a 'vent-hole' in the 2003 Page #113  
e-traveled roads □ Complete craft —RED TEAM, flatbeds, camouflaged .? EBEs  2003 Page #175  
res for moving the parts, with the RED TEAM assigned to complete craft, and 2003 Page #176  
hip each kind. This table raised a red flag in some quarters because it ide 2003 Page #176  
 15 feet apart in a straight line, red/orange in color, flashing on and off 2004 Page #36  
e to see the object with the large red/orange lights descending at a fast p 2004 Page #37  
P's cruisers that flew by with its red light flashing. Something was going  2004 Page #37  
startled to see a string of bright red lights climbing upward, away from th 2004 Page #45  
was not the end of it. Four of the red lights reappeared a short time later 2004 Page #45  
 of the lights slowly changed from red, to yellow, to orange, and then went 2004 Page #45  
er Europe and the U.K. had gone to red alert. Red is one level below black  2004 Page #46  
nd the U.K. had gone to red alert. Red is one level below black and black i 2004 Page #46  
n. Not long after, an unidentified red light came in over the field from th 2004 Page #48  
 SLIDE #30: Slit throat white cow, Red Cloud, Neb., November 27, 1989 The t 2004 Page #77  
0 Blue a Second book was Situation Red, the UFO Siege • Gained reputation w 2004 Page #107  
ringfield's second book, Situation Red: The UFO Siege, that chronicled in d 2004 Page #110  
ntion of crashed UFOs in Situation Red that spurred him on to dig deeper, a 2004 Page #110  
shal Tukachevsky, commander of the Red Army in 1933 believed that the new t 2004 Page #153  
e large security classification in red across the title: "HE HIGHEST CLASSI 2004 Page #244  
 in the manuscript were stamped in red ink; the title page had the Top Secr 2004 Page #244  
ndicative of Government Issue. The red stamped in a TOP SECRET/MJ-12 is als 2004 Page #250  
travel" ■ "1957 crash just west of Red Canyon" ■ " ... I had access to Germ 2005 Page #8  
acuum creates momentum difference (red vs. blue) in diclecnic media and thu 2005 Page #24  
op. le had large, bulging, lidless red eyes with no irises, and they seemed 2005 Page #31  
 its large head, and it had bright red eyes. Terezinha was frightened, went 2005 Page #34  
ringfield's 1977 book, Sit11atio11 Red: The UFO Siege (which summarized the 2005 Page #42  
d, wrutish in color, object with a red light toward its bottom side. It was 2005 Page #64  
cs case against Reich in 1947. The red flag that alerted them to the danger 2005 Page #93  
 it moved. The unknown became less red as the device kept its aim, then mov 2005 Page #96  
ngfield's second book, Sit11atio11 Red: The UFO Siege, that chronicled his  2005 Page #139  
ed b) Stringfield's book Situation Red spurred him to dig deeper into repor 2005 Page #139  
 explain why we have black, brown, red, yellow and white races. G. This may 2006 Page #7  
d MAIN • 1977: Publishes Situation Red: The UFO Siege. Briefly includes the 2006 Page #25  
ulated in accordance viith the des red sound output font the loudspeaker.   2006 Page #35  
a dark triangular shape with three red lights disappeared behind a ridge. H 2006 Page #71  
ointed hood that covered its large red head, and a long flowing pleated dre 2006 Page #91  
hat was said to be a head that was red in color was actually an inner helme 2006 Page #94  
 tall, four feet wide. Had a blood red face. Sported a black, spade-like co 2006 Page #98  
ash Retrieval Conference running a red light." Those who were upset were pr 2006 Page #103  
-looking breasts, pointed chin and red hair under her arms, who obviously w 2006 Page #109  
f which was of a different color — red, green, yellow, and purple. David Up 2006 Page #120  
ed it up. When they fired it up, a red telephone went off. It was a red pho 2006 Page #154  
a red telephone went off. It was a red phone, but they called it the 'Black 2006 Page #154  
e documents and there was a lot of red ink, TOP SECRET. One of the words wa 2006 Page #158  
hat?' He looked at me and got beet red and he was shaking his finger at me. 2006 Page #160  
bble on top, silver colored with a red rim and having two white and two ora 2006 Page #179  
ood on the object. A sample of the red dirt or film is later sent to the Un 2006 Page #187  
 identify it as simply "rust," or "red dirt"? Why couldn't it be identified 2006 Page #192  
y of my room I saw a large, round, red and white light rise up vertically.  2006 Page #202  
hree addresses are shown ■ Obvious red stamp ORIGIN OF MANUSCRIPT ■ Vernon  2007 Page #43  
xt double-spaced, clippings sgl. ■ Red security markings added ■ Many annot 2007 Page #43  
EATS ■ All pages were stamped with red ink ■ Title page was stamped TOP SEC 2007 Page #45  
nt with era ■ Pencils from 1950s ■ Red stamp ink not recent ■ Felt tip ink  2007 Page #46  
y alien head with either yellow or red beams emanating from its eyes. The l 2007 Page #63  
 below which are the three capital red letters, UFO. And what goes with bee 2007 Page #65  
evening, because you could see the red clouds and me sun wasn't quite down  2007 Page #121  
rous celebrity figures being in vi red to the Soviet Embassy was nor enough 2007 Page #137  
a The backs of the phoros each had red date stamps of "AUG 74 ABQ." Eddie C 2007 Page #162  
tvfanzanos by E.R.D.A., -marked by red circle -the U.S. Energ) Research and 2007 Page #164  
his rear view mirror. Two, gJowing red eyes were staring at him. He said he 2007 Page #173  
n secret report, February 1949 Quo red in Lt. Col. Hector Quintanilla, UFO' 2007 Page #193  
air for about 10 minutes, emitting red and green Lights. It then took a pos 2007 Page #200  
, in a banner headline, "Brilliant Red Explosion Flares in Las Vegas Sky.'' 2008 Page #8  
 He described the object as cherry red, clear green, with a long white and  2008 Page #9  
clear green, with a long white and red tail. He estimated object near Color 2008 Page #9  
ail, changing to green, orange and red. According to officers at Stead Air  2008 Page #13  
 Z • !\ear Colorado Springs Cherry Red. Cl!ar Gr..:.:n, R.:d and White Tail 2008 Page #19  
 light. The object had a pulsating red light on top with a bank(s) of blue  2008 Page #32  
ground[ ... ] Later in the night a red sun-like light was seen through the  2008 Page #32  
unknown-shaped object with a large red tail coming down, out of power, fall 2008 Page #48  
ng Rendlesham Forest. The colorful red, orange and blue lights seemed close 2008 Page #78  
er 1980 SLIDE# 17 "The lights were red and blue, the red one above the blue 2008 Page #79  
"The lights were red and blue, the red one above the blue one and they were 2008 Page #79  
he trees and I could still see the red and blue lights. " John Burroughs sk 2008 Page #79  
e the beam, plus the beam would be red and orange. A white light would come 2008 Page #79  
terward, "The object was producing red and blue light. The blue light was s 2008 Page #81  
d on the other side of center is a red I ight." "Finally, I unleashed my ca 2008 Page #82  
t. The object itself had a pulsing red light on top and a bank of blue ligh 2008 Page #93  
described another event in which a red, pulsing light "threw off glowing pa 2008 Page #93  
rp angular movements and displayed red, green and blue lights. The objects  2008 Page #94  
on an exploratory mission from the Red Planet to secure fresh water from La 2008 Page #102  
x, he started to mark it up with a red pen, as shown. Even though Tim Coope 2008 Page #105  
he paper could not be located. The red stamp ink is also not inconsistent w 2008 Page #109  
de 33, showing the MJ-12 caveat in red. Since I have had it, some more of t 2008 Page #109  
_ ,_ -:....-•I._, .. _.-.,.., _ _. red Main ideas in the memo ■What relatio 2008 Page #116  
ch as the infamous Rote Kapelle or Red Orchestra spy network. It was during 2008 Page #138  
ncerned Scientists , International Red Cross and the YMCA. Today's electron 2008 Page #143  
s of the Affidavit, see: Situation Red: The UFO Siege, Leonard Stringfield, 2009 Page #56  
ysterious lights that were colored red, orange and blue. Their radios were  2009 Page #63  
 moved around the craft. Some were red and blue, some yellow -or orange -I  2009 Page #64  
round to elliptical. COLORS? Gosh, red, blue and green, I think. I remember 2009 Page #72  
 the beam , plus the beam would be red and orange. A white light would come 2009 Page #78  
ee there were lights under it. The red light seemed to be bit more prevelan 2009 Page #83  
lume and Palmer saw a blue, green, red and yellow light come straight for t 2009 Page #83  
......... -...... _ OBJECT TUR!IED RED OIi UIIDERSIDE BEroHE FlfiilG JA., . 2009 Page #111  
irst UFO appeared at 6:30 PM, as a red light descended toward the ground. T 2009 Page #135  
rst appeared to the witnesses as a red light descending toward the 133      2009 Page #139  
 &$ po.,slbul• 1 "Below the lnlTCI red:, nod Qbovc ... .,. . d lbc PJ.~lllC 2009 Page #182  

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 Embassy was nor enough to irk the Red-hating J. Edgar Hoover, the events o 2007 Page #137  

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Evidence for MJ-12 Why did the FBI Redact - Someone there must know somethi 2003 Page #157  

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t s we do have are nearly entirely redacted, essentially useless from an in 2005 Page #74  
■ "Evaluated by Project Blue Book" redacted ■ "Today, it reads like ancient 2007 Page #48  

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se of the administrative burden of redacting the files, i.e. deleting any i 2008 Page #63  

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CONFIDENTIAL" caveat up top. 221 ■ Redaction was made in this case by Bowen 2007 Page #46  

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s property. On October 10, a large reddish UFO hovered just to the south of 2005 Page #96  
urning deep purple with a somewhat reddish glow. The background radiation c 2005 Page #100  
ing for months, looking like small reddish nodules, harder than the skin ar 2006 Page #109  
hat Burke's boots are covered with reddish dirt, presumably picked up when  2006 Page #187  
y park. As it did, it shone down a reddish light. At least one report I wou 2009 Page #136  

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m forest. Sgt. Penniston could see reddish-orange light in the trees, assum 2009 Page #63  

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, from this point forward, we will rededicate ourselves to the examination  2006 Page #193  

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damage? GM: Well they have kind of redefined damage. \XlelJ on one level th 2007 Page #88  

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y Explodes, 1987-1988 ■ Overview ■ Redefining Ufology ■ The Abduction Revol 2008 Page #165  

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 Over the years this unit has been redesignated several times. In July 1957 2005 Page #142  

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1; Aztec 1948, interview with Nick Redfem, both in the film and in unused i 2004 Page #223  

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lton Howe, Michael Lindemann, Nick Redfern, Peter Robbins, Kenn Thomas, Mat 2003 Page #2  
committee of Marcel Kuijsten, Nick Redfern and Ryan Wood. Their steadfast d 2003 Page #2  
ashes: UFO Crashes in Britain Nick Redfern The Flying Saucer By Newman In 1 2003 Page #73  
mic Crashes Cosmic Crashes By Nick Redfern • Cosmic Crashes: Investigations 2003 Page #79  
edger, Jim Marrs, David Pace, Nick Redfern, Peter Robbins, Ron Regehr, Chuc 2004 Page #2  
committee of Marcel Kuijsten, Nick Redfern and Ryan Wood. Their steadfast d 2004 Page #2  
hed UFOs: A Worldwide History Nick Redfern 1 The Very First UFO Crash Retri 2004 Page #3  
hed UFOs: A Worldwide History Nick Redfern Copyright 2004 Nick Redfern Any  2004 Page #4  
y Nick Redfern Copyright 2004 Nick Redfern Any discussion of crashed UFOs a 2004 Page #4  
e to have had the services of Nick Redfern to assist me in doing some of th 2004 Page #106  
0 1 0 1 0 "Cosmic Crashes" by Nick Redfern; VI, 72-73 UFO breaks-up in flig 2004 Page #113  
a 0 1 1 1 1 Cosmic Crashes by Nick Redfern; see Appendix 3 II, 22-23 UFO re 2004 Page #114  
wton were con-men" argument.' Nick Redfern and Stan Friedman also provided  2004 Page #215  
tory altogether. According to Nick Redfern, it is "a proven fact that in th 2004 Page #218  
ring Company" in Phoenix, Arizona. Redfern also points out that one of the  2004 Page #218  
e interest of national defense. As Redfern notes, there is no doubt that Ge 2004 Page #218  
" (self- published paper, 1985). 6 Redfern, Nick "The Legend of the Little  2004 Page #223  
r" Fortean Times 181 (March 2004); Redfern, Nick, The F.B.I. Files: The FBI 2004 Page #223  
 behind Frank Scully." 19 Ibid. 20 Redfern, The F.B.I. Files, pp. 221. 21 M 2004 Page #224  
h the same rhetoric. n Aztec 1948, Redfern interview. 23 Aztec 1948, Pflock 2004 Page #224  
The Kingman UFO Crash of 1953 Nick Redfern Copyright 2005 Nick Redfern The  2005 Page #39  
3 Nick Redfern Copyright 2005 Nick Redfern The genesis of the l(jngman, Ari 2005 Page #39  
 international UFO researcher Nick Redfern has carefully examined reported  2005 Page #132  
Bruce Maccabee, Peter Merlin, Nick Redfern, Dr. Michael Salla, Paul Schatzk 2006 Page #2  
iruses and Biological Warfare Nick Redfern 116 Military Voices: Firsthand T 2006 Page #3  
 be mentioned by my colleague Nick Redfern in the next talk. Leaked classif 2006 Page #103  
Porton Down, and my colleague Nick Redfern will be mentioning their possibl 2006 Page #106  
RUSES, AND BIOLOGICAL WARFARE Nick Redfern In 1974, two highly controversia 2006 Page #119  
blishing, 1989. 30. Letter to Nick Redfern from Captain John E. Boyle, Unit 2006 Page #137  
ulton Howe, Antonio Huneeus , Nick Redfern, Peter Robbins, Michael Schratt, 2007 Page #3  
covers Crashed Flying Saucers Nick Redfern ......................... ...... 2007 Page #5  
ers Crashed Flying Saucers By Nick Redfern Introduction: If some UFOs are i 2007 Page #132  
rrs, , Linda Nloulton Howe, , Nick Redfern, , , Dr. Robert Wood, and Ryan S 2008 Page #3  
re A National Security Threat Nick Redfern ................................ 2008 Page #5  
 59 Tunguska: 100 Years Later Nick Redfern ................................ 2008 Page #5  
re a National Security Threat Nick Redfern Copyright © 2008 Nick Redfern In 2008 Page #23  
Nick Redfern Copyright © 2008 Nick Redfern Introduction When it comes to ad 2008 Page #23  
et, 1987. 1 Ibid. 3 Letter to Nick Redfern from the Ministry of Defense, Ju 2008 Page #38  
   Tunguska: 100 Years Latter Nick Redfern Copyright 2008 Nick Redfern (Sov 2008 Page #97  
r Nick Redfern Copyright 2008 Nick Redfern (Soviet Academy of Sciences, 192 2008 Page #97  
: Updates and New Revelations Nick Redfern ................................ 2009 Page #5  
 be found in The FBI Files by Nick Redfern, in Chapter 3. The results of th 2009 Page #9  
t that I found that colleague Nick Redfern had studied this for me some tim 2009 Page #11  
pdates and New Revelations By Nick Redfern Copyright 2009 Nick Redfern Situ 2009 Page #48  
y Nick Redfern Copyright 2009 Nick Redfern Situated in the scenic Hualapai  2009 Page #48  

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 3. The Chihuahua Disk Crash. Nick Redfern' s presentation that follows pro 2006 Page #109  

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e grounds of national security. In Redfern's opinion, "It's a big leap for  2004 Page #219  

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 of training and debunking to disc;redil UFO reports. . . ► 1952: Gene Pope 2007 Page #26  

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esponse should be suffice (sic) to redirect the question. Under no circumst 2004 Page #252  

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aching the base the object turned, redirected its course heading, then proc 2006 Page #97  

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governments determined to learn or rediscover the secret. To put it simply, 2009 Page #20  

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Uriarte. Permission to publish and redistribute as part of the 2007 UFO Con 2007 Page #192  

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ilgallen • Marilyn Monroe • Martin Redmond • William E Colby • Edward J Rup 2004 Page #202  
cial infrastructure - PSYOP Martin Redmond — (MP) • British Member of Parli 2004 Page #210  

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ual UFO Crash Retrieval Conference Redmond's Death • RV Answer: Murdered by 2004 Page #211  

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 a similar field. "Below the infra reds and above the ultra violets there m 2009 Page #162  
Profcuor 'T. o.l "Below the. infra reds and abo,·e .J. Leech of Nr.w_ Zeala 2009 Page #183  

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ieve in Mtgic?, dir. Paul Kimball, Redstar Films Limited, 2004. Copies are  2004 Page #223  
 7; Aztec 1948, dir. Paul Kimball, Redstar Films Limited, 2004, interview w 2004 Page #223  
iedman IS Real! dir. Paul Kimball, Redstar Films limited, 2002, interview w 2004 Page #224  

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 2004. Copies are available at www.redstarfilm.com 2 Thomas, Dave, "The Azt 2004 Page #223  

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sicist Travis Taylor at the Army's Redstone Arsenal in Huntsville, Alabama  2003 Page #110  

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ugh weapons development that might reduce the advantage" of the advanced an 2003 Page #102  
sed the Robertson panel in 1953 to reduce public attention to this topic. I 2003 Page #170  
ndermine it. And it could possibly reduce our ability to counter an attack  2004 Page #75  
gh priority on public education to reduce fear and paranoia, with strong re 2006 Page #61  
bates would ensue, with efforts to reduce ambiguity and fear and restore co 2006 Page #61  
m information flow is essential to reduce public and parochial uncertaintie 2006 Page #66  
m information flow is essential to reduce public and parochial uncertaintie 2006 Page #66  
f heat-absorbing tiles designed to reduce the infrared signature of the air 2006 Page #84  
works to rude important events and reduce public curiosity. Hansen will als 2007 Page #7  
works to hide important events and reduce public curiosity. 4. Potential wa 2007 Page #9  
orthwith. We can, however, greatly reduce it. Today we are smothered by mil 2009 Page #21  
 why we should abandon or at least reduce secrecy. But our scientists will  2009 Page #21  

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n □ Robertson panel met in Jan 53, reduced public attention e French landin 2003 Page #170  
g Army buildings had recently been reduced to a "care and maintenance" basi 2009 Page #165  
ed Nations in the Pacific theatre, reduced the operational priority of the  2009 Page #166  
ed Nations in the Pacific theatre, reduced the operational priority of the  2009 Page #169  

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dies at Austin “The possibility of reduced-time interstellar travel, either 2003 Page #15  

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et with viruses or prions, thereby reducing the turmoil and property damage 2006 Page #116  
or entrance. Developing methods of reducing the relatively high casualty ra 2009 Page #176  

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es, for example in health care, or reduction of war and crime. Contact that 2006 Page #60  

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 number of humans, with occasional reductions due to plagues, wars or famin 2006 Page #107  
d descent, calculated turns, speed reductions , and other clear indications 2007 Page #185  

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yartaMe erteaqpMMM if vMate yea 9^ reeaartai^ aaa trt jrakatle eaeee^yaaaee 2003 Page #215  

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 would light up ... " ■ ... Walter Reed, coordination with Ft. Monmouth 5   2005 Page #7  
ure. Maj. Hal Rupard and Maj. Jack Reed, Air Force project officers for TAG 2006 Page #78  
s sent from Ft. Detrick and Walter Reed, who treated some of these patients 2006 Page #108  
e," wrote British reporter Douglas Reed, "a man's home was no longer his ca 2008 Page #128  

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he 1947 RosweU incident. The place reeked of ammonia. Subsequentl y, a poli 2005 Page #37  

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    Project Beta recording on huge reels of tape. Paul decided it was time  2003 Page #145  
 Maloney claims to have seen other reels of film from the same batch, rathe 2005 Page #149  
debris site itself. There are many reels and pieces of film chat haven't be 2005 Page #151  
ys made it clear chat we have many reels of film and that some of it is rel 2005 Page #151  

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 OF WRA7 THIS EXPLOSION MIGHT HAVE REEM CAUSED BY? EGAL THE PEOPLE WHO WERE 2004 Page #24  

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alcitudes. He was cold that during reenn-y the e rurcrafr "skip" across the 2007 Page #109  

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 in good condition were allowed to reenter the craft and the disabled entit 2009 Page #52  

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 known space objects chat may have reentered the Earth's atmosphere near 1f 2005 Page #143  

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llowing, written by Lt. Col. Doyle Rees of the Air Force's Office of Specia 2008 Page #26  

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wing " 8111 Gulley With Mary Ellen Reese. Brealung Cover. 29                2006 Page #32  

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re about its covert activities and reestablish Presidential executive autho 2009 Page #37  

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O ■ Tim Cooper/FOIA 1994 1 1 MJ-12 ref ■ Salina via TC mailbox 1996 14 38 T 2003 Page #169  
MMARI INTELLIGENCE ASSESSMENT File ref. OO15h.7122-A.12O6 Technical Branch, 2003 Page #232  
MMARY INTELLIGENCE ASSESSMENT File Ref. 001947122-A.1206 "The extraordinary 2004 Page #79  
 about UFOs such as I described in Ref. 1, which lists lies from the FBI, C 2006 Page #8  
ows book "By Any Means Necessary" (Ref. 2). The National Reconnaissance Off 2006 Page #9  
ly as 1947 (see "Crash at Corona", Ref. 3) we would have set up a highly cl 2006 Page #9  
ribed in my book TOP SECRET/MAJIC (Ref. 4) to try to both evaluate the wrec 2006 Page #9  
start of WW 2 in Europe noted (see Ref. 2) that the Brits were building a w 2006 Page #11  
 Documents in the New Millennium" (Ref.5), and in my "Review of Case Mj-12" 2006 Page #12  
ion in the New Mexico Desert" (see Ref. 5) had as his military specialty "D 2006 Page #13  
s been shown to be a poor speller (Ref), he immediately noted the spelling  2008 Page #105  
1 I TS 16 42 TS 1 Zl TSRMEO 1 MJ12 ref. 1-1 38 ISMEO 48 3132 S, uncl. 1 335 2008 Page #115  
 ------------------------1 British Ref use ·10 Talk About I c-d 10C;-iy on  2009 Page #182  

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he aitwaUoa there with parti eelar refaranaa te aa eananwle aid pragma la A 2003 Page #226  

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red Bradshaw at his residence . He refeITed to his notes from the time of t 2008 Page #55  

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y improbable as signatories rarely refer to themselves in such a manner. Ik 2003 Page #209  
 "President's UFO Talk" in which I refer to at least 26 incidents during th 2004 Page #196  
nvestigaror Ra~ Fowler would later refer ro as "Fritz \'(!erner") who claim 2005 Page #39  
ducator and ufologist, and used to refer to UFOs as the idiot cruld of the  2005 Page #88  
involve reports of small beings. I refer to the more than 1000 abduction ca 2006 Page #4  
 drone. Lockheed technical manuals refer to the mated configuration as the  2006 Page #77  
ormation, give them book lists, or refer them to support groups, if that is 2006 Page #205  
cal produces and services covertly refer to government secrets of crashed h 2007 Page #59  
e a clear picture of what this may refer co. Nevertheless, the "MD" cited i 2007 Page #144  
e . Observation: The results above refer only to the sample received, which 2007 Page #194  
 1962 Nevada sighting to which you refer as 'unidentified, insufficient dat 2008 Page #15  
ting as someone to whom they would refer journalists wanting to discuss the 2008 Page #61  
se the word "Government " I do not refer to a monolithic entity but to thos 2009 Page #154  

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about 1940 to now. I have found no reference, even in government research,  2003 Page #110  
sc quotes are supported by data or reference*. Ml arc denw nstrebls FAl *11 2003 Page #118  
ial speeches are put together, the reference to Roswell was intentional. No 2003 Page #201  
e situation tiisrs with particular reference to an eoononle aid pro- grsa i 2003 Page #213  
he situation there with particular reference to an economic aid program in  2003 Page #225  
h Oscura Peak being the geographic reference point. a 3'. The AST personnel 2003 Page #232  
s interested to see, was a passing reference to the Spitsbergen incident, w 2004 Page #14  
ting an outright hoax, the "PLANT" reference suggested that the Spitsbergen 2004 Page #14  
n unsuccessful. Interestingly, the reference to people having physical reac 2004 Page #17  
ff the search, reporting that with reference to the Shag Harbor "crash" the 2004 Page #42  
ill Steinman book, combined with a reference in Frank Scully's 1950 book, B 2004 Page #70  
970s. I think the Corona rancher's reference to a "horrible secret" at the  2004 Page #79  
e been telling the truth. The 1983 reference also gives added weight to the 2004 Page #97  
mith saw the bodies. The important reference is found in a book called UFO  2004 Page #97  
identified, and whether there is a reference to one of the Questioned Docum 2004 Page #106  
ntations. The first is the classic reference to the recovery case of 1941 i 2004 Page #117  
the Eisenhower Briefing Document's reference to the body impacting "in the  2004 Page #119  
mitted. There isn't even a passing reference or a joke about it. This is on 2004 Page #136  
. He listed on his application one reference for the job: Bob Haldeman — Pr 2004 Page #181  
on Schmitt where he made a passing reference to ET in the opening lines. It 2004 Page #195  
hind the Flying Saucers contains a reference to "secret radar bases." For d 2004 Page #219  
did not, and cannot be resolved by reference to the ML307 target. In one of 2004 Page #233  
other zinger for authenticity is a reference to Donald Menzel, the famous H 2004 Page #247  
" Then on the next page is another reference to Donald Menzel. It says: "I  2004 Page #247  
s as specified in the current NIE. Reference to BLUE BOOK is authorized onl 2004 Page #253  
f the lot. Is "it should be wet" a reference to assassinations? Of whom? An 2004 Page #253  
ng Genl, 2 Sep 47 ■ Specific Corso reference to Corning ■ Dow Corning paten 2005 Page #11  
he early 40s, not the late SO's ~· REFERENCE SOURCES ■ Brinkman, William et 2005 Page #12  
f the strange creatures. The first reference to the crash dates to January  2005 Page #36  
hing on it." The "lot of it" was a reference to the then-recent flurr) of g 2005 Page #80  
also include Category B, Ben?" The reference to Sarbacher is very interesti 2005 Page #80  
e, but Rich did nor back away. The reference to "Un F uncled Opportunities" 2005 Page #81  
r-left corner, including numerical reference to another document known co b 2005 Page #123  
release to Tim Cooper of the MJ-12 reference in 1998, another reference app 2005 Page #125  
e MJ-12 reference in 1998, another reference appeared from a file in the Na 2005 Page #125  
d just months latter. The manual's reference to a "UFOB Guide" section on p 2005 Page #129  
t products of fiction, the "Plant" reference suggests that the case may hav 2005 Page #133  
 cable television Sci-Fi Channel's reference to MOON DUST documents. These  2005 Page #143  
urces were surprised to see public reference to the Bolivia event about whi 2005 Page #143  
nsequently, I will use SOM-01 as a reference tool for helping corroborate t 2006 Page #16  
cal duties as a typist; and has no reference to his alleged training for, o 2006 Page #17  
all the above operations." Stone's reference to getting the "actual clearan 2006 Page #20  
usion from military records of all reference to training and deployment for 2006 Page #21  
in Stone's military records of any reference to covert projects related to  2006 Page #21  
d until November 1988, so I had no reference data. I examined the remaining 2006 Page #84  
 the F-117A was declassified, more reference material became available for  2006 Page #84  
roviding an additional comparative reference. The wreckage of at least one  2006 Page #84  
books, I lacked the most important reference material needed to identify F- 2006 Page #85  
ncident saucer scare." This was in reference to the July 19-20 and July 26- 2006 Page #96  
r March 1951, based on an internal reference), dealing with extensive revie 2006 Page #103  
eports throughout the decades, the reference to an apparently deadly biolog 2006 Page #136  
ere at least that good. A valuable reference in this regard is "Searching t 2006 Page #170  
 Aeronautics Journal.8 There was a reference to certain frequencies that ha 2006 Page #200  
, ending in 1954 IX, Visual Proof: reference to dozens of photographs, incl 2007 Page #44  
 Port.able. The exen:iplar in tny :reference collect.ion vas typewritten on 2007 Page #46  
were Than compared to a !,1,U!datd reference library in order to dctc-rminc 2007 Page #46  
be adapted as the standard term of reference for these creatures until such 2007 Page #75  
 or ·was asked to include tl1e EBE reference in a Dockers' television ad ca 2007 Page #76  
. (MW note: I have since now found reference that the diaries are printed i 2007 Page #84  
ust have had some real instance to reference, or how could they print such  2007 Page #127  
plan to kill Castro. [Monroe] made reference to her "diary of secrets" and  2007 Page #135  
er inruvidual: the "Blue Man." The reference to MJ6 would seem to strongly  2007 Page #143  
nformation Act is notable roo. The reference to the fact that the FOIAorigi 2007 Page #143  
urface into the public domrun. The reference co "AQ-4" is i.Uuminatin g, to 2007 Page #144  
itled MD Palare-431 Repod may be a reference to Moon Duse. The likelihood c 2007 Page #144  
development: Completely integrated reference instrumentati on system (CIRIS 2007 Page #163  
e night sky with no real points of reference , would be unable to accuracy  2008 Page #13  
g faster than light, would have no reference point for time change until yo 2008 Page #95  
e the QD. I think that really good reference samples would be the first fou 2008 Page #107  
uments he had received and did not reference . This book, if cleaned up for 2008 Page #107  
anguage , RH Puzzles and Games, RH Reference Publishing and Princeton Revie 2008 Page #143  
Earth. None of these books contain reference to any pages about UFOs. His f 2009 Page #9  
 intelligence product. 2. Terms of reference be defined by the Board of Nat 2009 Page #19  
iography in the revised draft, but reference should be made to some groundb 2009 Page #24  
situation."21 This appears to be a reference to the review Dulles was asked 2009 Page #39  
rg/Historical+Resources / Archives/Reference +Desk/NSAMs .htm 13 Fletcher P 2009 Page #46  
old me that she could find no such reference in a biography titled Wernher  2009 Page #92  
     le 1976. 1 could not find any reference either in this or other biogra 2009 Page #93  
aun. I have still not found such a reference. June gave me an obituary for  2009 Page #93  
er news reports, all of which made reference to the story's strong connecti 2009 Page #137  
 made in mid-June 1947. The single reference to the news blitz of June 194  2009 Page #173  

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org/Historical+Resources/ Archives/Reference+ Desk/Speeches /JFK/003PO F03  2009 Page #46  

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0s and addresses some of the cases referenced in this lecture In 1999 I wro 2003 Page #79  
0s and addresses some of the cases referenced in this lecture. 75           2003 Page #79  
RA. MA.IIC. ctci material would be referenced tn Confidential. Secret, or T 2003 Page #118  
ble to locate a second report that referenced the crash, and that added imp 2004 Page #8  
was a 1972 newspaper clipping that referenced one of the sphere crashes on  2004 Page #16  
ected bodies — including animals — referenced in the government's own highl 2004 Page #82  
nations. This is also specifically referenced in the 1" Annual Report, item 2004 Page #119  
laughed when I said this before, I referenced that movie, Independence Day  2004 Page #197  
 UFO Network , Leonard Stringfield referenced a case that ve,y closely matc 2005 Page #43  
 that I could get my hands on that referenced the story. The monster had se 2006 Page #91  
wo hundred pages of documents that referenced UFO sightings for September 1 2006 Page #96  
livian Government. A second report referenced the crash and adds important  2007 Page #141  
e and writer were blacked out even referenced "entities" that were small, " 2008 Page #94  

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                The First Roswell? References 1. Leo Stringfield, in his bo 2003 Page #39  
Zone: http://www.westol.com/~paufo References "Army Ropes off Area: Unident 2003 Page #72  
annels to see if he could find any references to bismuth and magnesium in t 2003 Page #110  
n, and the specification of arcane references to be precisely the ones for  2003 Page #171  
for good UFOB reporting included n References of the era seem genuine SECUR 2003 Page #172  
occupants o Appendix l-la contains references, including technical manuals, 2003 Page #174  
11 8/2003 Special Operatons Minuai REFERENCES 1. Standard Regulations: secu 2003 Page #177  
. Slide 36 identifies the kinds of references that the Manual provides. The 2003 Page #178  
es that the Manual provides. These references have been checked against tho 2003 Page #178  
manuals use some of the exact same references. The Manual includes a handy  2003 Page #178  
ne space after period 31 Style for references ~j Italicized date C Document 2003 Page #182  
ecial Operations I.Unual SATELLITE REFERENCES BEFORE APRIL 1954 The Flying  2003 Page #182  
e, March 15, 1954, p. 83. Colliers references on manned space flight by von 2003 Page #182  
hington D.C., 1976. (Contains many references pre-1954) □ Clyde Tombaugh, D 2003 Page #182  
king. Slide 53 shows eight of many references to satellite discussions befo 2003 Page #183  
 White House was to keep the alien references out of Reagan's speeches. He  2003 Page #199  
ysical reactions is not unlike the references in the "Majestic 12 1st Annua 2004 Page #17  
ce Wilbert Smith made a few direct references to the fact that he was aware 2004 Page #95  
ation sources exist? (yes or no) • References to QDs? (yes or no) • Confirm 2004 Page #109  
ation sources listed • Stringfield references to status reports • Case high 2004 Page #109  
e 1950s to the 1970s, and included references to the crashed UFO controvers 2004 Page #110  
Location A C T 0 D Contacts Report References Summary and comments 1 1941 C 2004 Page #110  
 since 79% of the cases cited have references to others, many of whom are k 2004 Page #115  
 be found by going to the original references. Craft Reports Slide 10 gives 2004 Page #115  
the 63 reports that have secondary references, several of them are known to 2004 Page #117  
 Moon Dust, along with more subtle references to the Blue Room, Nate Twinin 2004 Page #247  
4 Eisenhower Briefing Document. It references several never before mentione 2004 Page #251  
ining to Truman, 19 Sep 47 ■ First references to "integrated circuit" ■ Com 2005 Page #11  
Life. They should also govern it." References Boadella, D.: Wilhelm Reich:  2005 Page #104  
d i\1fAJIC EYES ONLY are among the references and markings in leaked UFO do 2005 Page #125  
'lhile popular lore now focuses on references to r\rea 51 in Ne\·ada (perha 2005 Page #125  
 the dates, descriptions, document references, and individuals mentioned ap 2005 Page #136  
he 1950s co the 1970s and included references co the crashed UFO controvers 2005 Page #139  
is reply would contradict not only references to MOON DUST in declassified  2005 Page #142  
    THE UFO "WHY?" QUESTIONS their references. Look carefully at the Drake  2006 Page #12  
sentations to attentive audiences. REFERENCES 1. Friedman, Stanton T. "Gove 2006 Page #13  
ee rather specific and significant references to crash recoveries. The firs 2006 Page #103  
ugh in advertisements? Pop culture references to various aspects of ufology 2007 Page #76  
tisements and commercials. * * * * References * * * * Briefing Doc11111ent: 2007 Page #77  
op of the page it clear!) scares: "References: MOON DUST, Project," and rea 2007 Page #135  
 and would tell all. [Monroe] made references to bases in Cuba and knew of  2007 Page #135  
 Wolfe omits the UFO and Moon Dust references in his book, but he does stat 2007 Page #135  
n the day in 9uescion. Indeed, the references to the conclusions of "AQ-4"  2007 Page #144  
es, please contact the authors. 6. REFERENCES Douglass, Elaine. "My Comment 2007 Page #192  
re isn't one. The files contain no references to spacecraft in an air force 2008 Page #68  
ly in the third person. Of the 2 I references obtained, many are so short a 2008 Page #107  
e possible impact of non-technical references or first person references as 2008 Page #108  
chnical references or first person references as important. These variables 2008 Page #108  
amples ■United Nations address ■21 references from the Institute -1 over 10 2008 Page #117  
py addressed to Ml-2 through 7 and references 5 other classified projects.  2008 Page #119  
, the subtlety of the three of the references dating May 22 in the two lett 2009 Page #13  
d what she recalled, there were no references available to the public; the  2009 Page #91  
 brought up the lack of historical references to Wernher von Braun ever hav 2009 Page #92  

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hting at Kasba Talda, Morocco" and referencing Moon Dust, states: This repo 2004 Page #6  
rs forwarded to me by the DIA (and referencing Moon Dust) revealed that: On 2004 Page #10  
cled with paragraph of the article referencing Spitsbergen, and wrote in th 2004 Page #14  
h retrieval Slide 12 SEVEN REPORTS REFERENCING QUESTIONED DOCUMENTS • Repor 2004 Page #118  
 to President Memo Eyes Only stamp referencing Executive Order 092447 appea 2004 Page #119  
assified from the Stace Department referencing Project MOON DUST. These air 2005 Page #141  

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of information and, if possible, a referral. We made a big dent in his back 2006 Page #203  

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ing us for further information and referrals. The Foundation had establishe 2006 Page #197  
established a list of professional referrals and received numerous calls fo 2006 Page #197  

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ound the small dried rubber pieces referred to in Chapter 5. There were jus 2003 Page #49  
ng. Hereafter this matter stall be referred to only as Operation Majestic T 2003 Page #134  
nr. Hereafter thia natter shall be referred to only as ponttlon Majestic Tw 2003 Page #136  
s (cigars, triangles) specifically referred to radar as the source of the s 2003 Page #183  
gainst the Washington insiders. He referred to them as the "F***king Washin 2003 Page #199  
covered a number of documents that referred to both Moon Dust and UFOs unde 2004 Page #12  
 Crashed UFOs: A Worldwide History referred to a Nazi-developed craft built 2004 Page #14  
ar south as Austin. The object was referred to mostly as the "airship" but  2004 Page #32  
rry in the field that night and is referred to on thirty six pages of Left  2004 Page #50  
e Verrano, then Captain, 81st SPS, referred to on five pages: I was at the  2004 Page #50  
emember exactly where. "The report referred to `crashes' and the Farmington 2004 Page #75  
 the rancher's son and the rancher referred to those symbols as "Chinese" o 2004 Page #135  
leven years old in 1947. Jesse Jr. referred to it as being like hieroglyphi 2004 Page #135  
gation of the Roswell Incident, he referred to Sheridan Cavitt, presumably  2004 Page #139  
een human beings, wouldn't it have referred to them as "casualties of the w 2004 Page #141  
y not the kind of top secret bases referred to in Behind the Flying Saucers 2004 Page #220  
 the testimony of Farley and Nolan referred to above — would buttress claim 2004 Page #222  
1947. Lo and behold, the AF report referred to the photos as follows: A clo 2004 Page #230  
al MJ-12 documents" what is really referred to is original, non-photocopied 2004 Page #243  
1981 and could have been the "Van" referred to in the document. Another zin 2004 Page #247  
red this energy. Early Hindu texts referred to it as the "Prana," while Vic 2005 Page #90  
circles the Director was sometimes referred to by another ti tie: MJ-1. Not 2005 Page #96  
have been at work during the event referred to as the "Los Angeles Air Raid 2005 Page #121  
on of the article translation that referred to Spitsbergen was carefully ci 2005 Page #133  
orted. It was an atomic bomb, also referred to as-"Death, the destroyer of  2005 Page #153  
ect it from storms at sea. Charlie referred to trus disc as the IRC-10. IRC 2005 Page #164  
ledged SAPs. This is what has been referred to as The Black World. Lockheed 2005 Page #167  
engineer on some atomic bomb tests referred to as "Operation Upshot Knothol 2005 Page #168  
another question. I was eventually referred to and was able to speak with t 2006 Page #93  
ame clear to me that what had been referred to as a "monster" was actually  2006 Page #93  
d two September 13th articles that referred to a "blazing object" that pass 2006 Page #95  
n't? A Defense source specifically referred to me directly by Nick Pope had 2006 Page #131  
ember 6 or 7. He said the document referred to a high alert status because  2006 Page #177  
onfirmed my suspicions. The caller referred to a publication on the Mathema 2006 Page #205  
organizations. Th.is was sometimes referred to as "\Visner 's \X urLitzer," 2007 Page #11  
ked. On that particular occasion I referred to l did leave a particularly l 2007 Page #90  
ccess. 1 did not see anything chat referred to this alleged incident. :NIW: 2007 Page #91  
n the recovery of what are clearly referred to as both "unidentified flying 2007 Page #134  
cords on Noah's Ark. that had been referred to the NRO for analysis by a "s 2007 Page #138  
 rus father told rum that the file referred to Project Moon Dust -an organi 2007 Page #138  
 of the object char has come co be referred ro bv U.S. lntelLigence as the  2007 Page #139  
 log goes on to state the call was referred to a Deputy Sheriff since it oc 2008 Page #46  
f Mr. Miller, Lavonne ·willis. She referred to him as Kenny. She stated, "H 2008 Page #53  
these fears in August 1961 when he referred to space weapons that could be  2009 Page #17  
 National Archives that explicitly referred to an "MJ- 12 Special Studies P 2009 Page #35  
 "[h]ereafter this matter shall be referred to only as Operation Majestic T 2009 Page #36  
O information by MJ-12. Finally, I referred earlier to three 1952 Top Secre 2009 Page #38  

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 L.A. event; therefore, he must be referring to an earlier crash. Which bri 2003 Page #26  
rreyito." sito Nader, eonoluded by referring to Atuehs I. labels, no Ttroor 2004 Page #20  
accident — as I'd always done when referring to the incident. "Then, shortl 2006 Page #126  
d it!" Unfortunately, Doug was not referring to the actual object that plun 2006 Page #180  
Space Defense" (a term most likely referring to NORAD, North American Aeros 2006 Page #185  
at aircraft ever existed, 11eve/' (referring to the aircraft that cook off  2007 Page #110  
gan and Bush Senior years." He was referring to neo-conservatism, a more mo 2008 Page #142  
    The second government document referring to a Top Secret UFO control gr 2009 Page #36  
 Forrestal, on September 24, 1947. Referring to recent conversations on an  2009 Page #36  
olution." 28 Kennedy was certainly referring here to the National Security  2009 Page #42  

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g aloof yet friendly. His yearbook refers to him somewhat prophetically as  2003 Page #85  
e ratios in the magnesium. Isotope refers to the number of protons and neut 2003 Page #107  
is directive is not acceptable. It refers to the program of rehabilitation  2003 Page #230  
nce. Karl Pflock, for example, now refers to the bases as "World War Two re 2004 Page #220  
name was Lewis \V/. Douglas. Reich refers co him briefly in Co11tact 111/'i 2005 Page #97  
1954. The jargon "special weapons" refers to atomic energy-a subject closel 2005 Page #130  
 weighting factor of 5.0. Content: Refers to all the informational data of  2005 Page #136  
llar Reconnaissance Craft. Charlie refers to the Sports Model as an IRC-16  2005 Page #164  
ogies Division in 1952. "The item" refers to the top secret designation of  2005 Page #175  
e longest. His army service record refers to him only performing clerical d 2006 Page #17  
ercial and popular culture, the ad refers to EBEs as 'extraterrestrial bein 2007 Page #76  
amage by alteration of data" whjch refers to the act of installing the remo 2007 Page #88  
the fact that the same doc um en t refers to a report prepared by staff at  2007 Page #144  
side the craft. "LZ-2" on this map refers to Landing Zone 2 at the Trinity  2007 Page #160  
An FBI teletype of 13 October 1950 refers to the detection of a veritable s 2008 Page #28  
ealt with by a standard reply that refers people to the National Archives a 2008 Page #68  
hown on slide 32 about James Black refers to the Bowen manuscript, "An Ency 2008 Page #109  
 the wording is startling. It even refers to the same May 22 document date  2009 Page #13  
ortant to note that CIA Memorandum refers to National Security Action Memor 2009 Page #41  
            le The second incident refers to what happened when an officer  2009 Page #91  

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servatory. It was not practical to refine the time frame any narrower than  2004 Page #232  

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tion. Later the professor did more refined analysis with Wavelength Dispers 2003 Page #106  
 into private practice, wrote, and refined his character analytic therapy,  2005 Page #90  
atural mineral. It appears to be a refined alloy but we cannot say which on 2007 Page #196  
maybe a little more." Penniston 's refined sketch of symbols 76 Then Sgt. P 2008 Page #82  
load parachutes were developed and refined. She spoke about the Aerobee roc 2009 Page #89  

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ed. Radiation with its continuin g refinement, promises sophisticated remot 2009 Page #22  
othing of the present stage of its refinement or development." Snodgrass de 2009 Page #161  
othing of the present stage of its refinement or development." Here Snodgra 2009 Page #176  

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oundation for Criticism, ’NyiW mea refl* cart at 1 gra E mai crs cov ncvShe 2003 Page #93  
 remains 11,., ,cientific point of refl!'ence • The Condon Report met USAF  2008 Page #147  

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c." These words by Arthur C. Clark reflect what I believe: there is no magi 2003 Page #169  
e Office of Special Investigations reflect great credit upon himself, the A 2004 Page #212  
Sherman's military record does not reflect his training as an intuitive com 2006 Page #22  
eliberation and do not necessarily reflect the views of Michael Lindemann.  2006 Page #49  
 — it looked like to me they could reflect or deflect any form of light, so 2006 Page #153  
of a grayish material that did not reflect the afternoon sun.light. The obj 2007 Page #165  
treme. Indeed, we would do well to reflect on Nick Pope's words on this ver 2008 Page #38  
d the F-layer of the ionosphere to reflect high-power High Frequency (HF) w 2008 Page #73  
NTELLIGE NCE DOCUMENT AND DOES NOT REFLECT THE VIEWS OF THE CENTRAL INTELLI 2009 Page #23  

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

agazines like Amazing Stories that reflected UFO themes. Palmer hired Kenne 2003 Page #41  
ace) and color, by transmitted and reflected light." He went on to say that 2003 Page #50  
e of his alleged mental illness is reflected in this obviously unhinged sta 2005 Page #89  
The aluminum colored body actually reflected the green color of the wooded  2006 Page #94  
ne out by this investigation , and reflected in the community culture of Ab 2008 Page #53  
f created in German, would this be reflected by the use of common phrases?  2008 Page #119  
ensive discussion of the phenomena reflected active interest and questionin 2009 Page #9  
es. This power struggle is further reflected 32                             2009 Page #38  

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ger capitalized in the dictionary, reflecting the generic use of a strong p 2003 Page #181  
1 would like to wrap up my talk by reflecting on the prospects of achieving 2007 Page #38  
en they suddenly saw a huge object reflecting the sunljghr rise behind a ne 2007 Page #196  
ore surprising was its briljjance, reflecting all the colors, it was the mo 2007 Page #196  
tal, wruch seemed Like two mirrors reflecting the Sun. They could be seen a 2007 Page #200  

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 explanation seemed reasonable. On reflection, therefore, consider the data 2004 Page #12  
ter what position — so it wasn't a reflection. We had Bob Baker who was the 2004 Page #184  
g but — its not Venus — it's not a reflection — it's this — it's unknown st 2004 Page #184  
stimony is very likely an accurate reflection of his experiences while work 2006 Page #23  
blespeak ? This is more a personal reflection on the case, not some strict  2009 Page #134  

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

o be a metallic object or possible reflections of sun from a metallic objec 2005 Page #64  
ct With Space, Dr. Wilhelm Reich's reflections on the possible implicati on 2005 Page #102  
jescic, imposing, then some orange reflections began to loosen, 1 can't say 2007 Page #196  
erial objects (such as lightning , reflections, and other natural phenomena 2008 Page #23  
rms, peculiar weather conditions , reflections, flying lcites, objects thro 2008 Page #29  

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vering over the top with a "highly reflective bottom." (Unfortunately, Mr.  2008 Page #45  

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mes that of Niagara Falls, and the reflector, perhaps of pure aluminum, 200 2009 Page #158  

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 lights were switched on and radar reflectors allowed civilian air traffic  2006 Page #81  

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, but unable to absorb it, rapidly reflects the energy. Simply put, the acc 2005 Page #90  
uthorship relations. This table 22 reflects the preliminary capability of t 2008 Page #108  

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d it, it unfolded alJ by itself. I refolded it, and it spread itself out ag 2005 Page #155  

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he sltaatlca there with yartisalar reforeaeo ta aa oooaaals al* yrogrsa la  2003 Page #223  

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cus dramatically . Security Sector Reform (SSR) and Security Sector Managem 2008 Page #25  

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th it new reports of revolutionary reforms and all manner of other history  2009 Page #137  

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sky through a threeand-a-half inch refracting telescope, observed a fu!Jy a 2005 Page #100  

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tal structure and similar index of refraction (information from the Handboo 2003 Page #115  

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e leave the place immecliately and refrain from talking about the incident. 2005 Page #37  

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rs o Small pieces in jars, marked, refrigerated with ice 11 8/2003 Spec.ai  2003 Page #177  

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(No mention of nourishment, water, refrigeration , medical, toilet, recreat 2005 Page #9  

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eparate report on Kingman Multiple refs. UFO and bodies recovered 26 1953 F 2004 Page #112  

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

d (d) Michael Pazo, who operated a refueling station at Isla Grande Airport 2004 Page #16  
h and low density. E. Operators of refueling and rest and relaxation center 2006 Page #7  
 bombers, escort fighter aircraft, refueling aircraft, support crews, and a 2007 Page #107  
4, Standard Oil tankers were still refueling German U-Boats in the Caribbea 2008 Page #128  

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erheads decided to Jet go. We took refuge under a ledge above the floodplai 2005 Page #154  
Many would turn to their church as refuge of last resort; many others would 2006 Page #65  

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

military response in 1965, and the refusal of the government almost 38 year 2003 Page #71  
ittle Men," p. 103. After Scully's refusal to identify "Dr. Gee," Cahn wrot 2004 Page #224  
ith professed ignorance and a flat refusal of any cooperation. "By 2100 hrs 2006 Page #134  
 collateral loans, rights of first refusal, management contracts, service c 2008 Page #136  

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

 Shoot Down Flying Saucers if they Refuse to Land," Seattle Post• Intellige 2005 Page #121  
can news media almost universall y refuse to mention, because the implicati 2007 Page #40  
pital News reported that: "British Refuse To Talk About Secret Weapon" Brit 2009 Page #159  

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to presidents. Fisk has repeatedly refused to answer or respond to phone ca 2003 Page #36  
d where they were found. Predators refused to go near the carcasses, which  2003 Page #143  
 of the crash. But still the story refused to die. Three years later, I dis 2004 Page #13  
y of Defense. However, Spitsbergen refused to roll over and die. Bill Moore 2004 Page #13  
left the place at once but my legs refused to move." Williams said he saw t 2004 Page #32  
 had been brought out to the field refused to function. Not long after, an  2004 Page #48  
nt to mislead the public, and they refused to buy into the conditions that  2004 Page #193  
ings even more tenuous, Pflock has refused to divulge the identity of his a 2004 Page #221  
lled at the sight of the clung and refused to let it in, recommendin g that 2005 Page #32  
fria, were visited by four men who refused co identify themselve s and who  2005 Page #35  
 had coached them co say. But they refused co compl~·- \X/hether or not the 2005 Page #35  
 approached him later, the general refused to giYe an interview, saying: "\ 2005 Page #35  
he talked to another physician who refused to reveal his name but said he h 2005 Page #36  
nts when showing signs of life. He refused to say that the creature seemed  2005 Page #36  
acknowledged the decided glow, but refused to rule our what he described as 2005 Page #91  
 his notes he writes that he first refused to accept the notions, but windo 2005 Page #100  
ing up on Reich's property, but he refused to allow them access to any of r 2005 Page #101  
rensic analysis the document owner refused co pro,·ide it." What begs to be 2005 Page #131  
edia requests, Air Force spokesmen refused to identify the type of aircraft 2006 Page #83  
 pilots to shoot down UFOs if they refused orders to land. This was reveale 2006 Page #99  
nd publication, UFO Magazine, Dodd refused to reveal the real name of his s 2006 Page #122  
ant files moved to the basement. I refused to permit him to do either and g 2006 Page #167  
Sutfolk County police officers who refused to idencify themselves. The UFO  2007 Page #129  
tary and scientific search parties refused to allow any media to accompany  2007 Page #130  
eorologist expert was said to have refused to go on record to say it was a  2007 Page #130  
ng lights and craft he had earlier refused to describe. [Penniston is lower 2008 Page #90  
f minor technical considerations , refused the Russian request and the laun 2008 Page #136  
rumored at $1000.00 a day, and has refused to talk to the press ever since. 2008 Page #142  
ormation simply because a director refused to believe the data or a chief a 2009 Page #16  
 v said after his father initially refused Kennedy's offer in September of  2009 Page #42  
lty and the ministry of supply all refused to discuss stories out of Auckla 2009 Page #159  

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, allegedly advisor to presidents. Refuses to respond to correspondence Fis 2003 Page #36  
one that very evening), the doctor refuses to see the man locked in an upst 2003 Page #90  
e corporate mass media steadfastly refuses to present UFOs as a serious iss 2005 Page #119  

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ccasion, spending time in jail for refusing to reveal the names of those so 2004 Page #218  
elps to stifle public discourse by refusing to admit any legitimacy to the  2005 Page #76  

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re overwhelmingly and convincingly refutable . This discussion is actually  2009 Page #7  

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is Ramsey who has done the most to refute the 212                           2004 Page #215  
idence can we elicit to confirm or refute his recollections of that day? RP 2004 Page #231  
lated genetic primer to confirm or refute the presence or absence of a simi 2006 Page #112  

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

y ignored, but never experimentaUy refuted." Anyone interested in learning  2005 Page #93  
nding lights on, repeated and then refuted by military and civilian pilots. 2008 Page #49  
it may have been a Perseid meteor; refuted by college astronomy instructor. 2008 Page #49  

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till classified under old Moondust reg. and will not reach media. No one an 2007 Page #143  
classified under tl1e old Moondust reg. and wi.1.1 not reach merua." And th 2007 Page #144  

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ontrolling this program, we should regain control of it, as is our Constitu 2003 Page #188  
ius territories , is beginn:.ng to regain a __ i::.s importance in cosmic i 2008 Page #113  

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 loses power and con1rol of plane. regains at treetop leve: • 1978 Two C:hi 2006 Page #28  

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longer a tnreat to 11. the arcratt regameo au 1nstrumer.taoon and commur.:c 2009 Page #143  

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FO-Related Quotes President Ronald Regan “I occasionally think how quickly  2003 Page #7  
retired Westport Police Chief John Regan who provided a copy of the police  2008 Page #46  
d Secretary of the Treasury Donald Regan. Addition ally, he named Bush's ca 2008 Page #142  

Word: "regard", 32 instance(s) (Back to Top)

r and selection of mission I would regard (in view of evident leak pending) 2003 Page #204  
ot conform to sound reasoning with regard to the possible outcome" vs. "... 2003 Page #207  
form to sound American policy with regard to China". • "When your mission t 2003 Page #207  
 and feasible Anorlean p©li@y with regard to China. In presenting the findi 2003 Page #213  
g what action should be taken with regard to the rapidly deteriorating situ 2003 Page #224  
form to sound American policy with regard to China. In presenting the findi 2003 Page #225  
hat &@%S.@a “ •Mould bo taken with regard to the rapidly Aotorlor@tl@^ situ 2003 Page #228  
regarding our continuing action in regard to China. ' N) __For. about two w 2003 Page #230  
hing to clarify our situation with regard to China. f\j I therefore brought 2003 Page #230  
ed 1967, states the following with regard to a UFO encounter over Agadir: 3 2004 Page #6  
me interesting data to impart with regard to the crash. According to Ojeda: 2004 Page #10  
ntensity of which is variable with regard to speed at landing and at take o 2004 Page #13  
ssive UFO secrecy, especially with regard to the Bentwaters/Woodbridge UFO  2004 Page #53  
eard of this in other reports, and regard it, if accurate, as a critical is 2004 Page #117  
urther advised his wife that, with regard to the bodies angle, he had only  2005 Page #44  
intrigujng figures to surface with regard to the Kingman affair was Bi.LI U 2005 Page #45  
the Kingman story. \Xlith specific regard co the Kingman crash and Bill Uho 2005 Page #45  
hed UFO mystery. For example, with regard to the infamous UFO crash at Azte 2005 Page #132  
, and has made these comments with regard to the Alien Autopsy film: "As fo 2005 Page #149  
y government people have lied with regard to UFOs. Saying some UFOs are of  2006 Page #4  
ary codes... again in secret. With regard to B, note that the military agen 2006 Page #8  
 corroborating Stone's claims with regard to his covert training and UFO cr 2006 Page #14  
strusting, finding it difficult to regard the Contact as positive or even t 2006 Page #59  
 Fry also has strong opinions with regard to the Prescott controversy: "I t 2006 Page #124  
good. A valuable reference in this regard is "Searching the Skies; The Lega 2006 Page #170  
 also dated from 1967, stated with regard to a UFO encounter over Agadir: " 2007 Page #140  
d other celestial bodies, with due regard to the corresponding interests of 2008 Page #36  
f internat iona_ law wi.L be wi::h regard to the occupa tion by celesti al  2008 Page #113  
rview of the MJ-12 activities with regard to psychological activities. It d 2009 Page #38  
intriguing figures to surface with regard to the Kingman affair was Bill Uh 2009 Page #51  
f the Kingman story. With specific regard to the Kingman crash and Bill Uho 2009 Page #51  
nges of policy, without having due regard to the technical difficulties inv 2009 Page #166  

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nt in Arroytto. Neuquen Province * regard- Atdhhe laid that "the plans resa 2004 Page #20  

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, three days before what is widely regarded as the first modern UFO event,  2003 Page #41  
laimry briefing only. It should be regarded as Introductory to a full opera 2003 Page #132  
Until tonight the airship has been regarded as a fake by our people. There  2004 Page #32  
ia was the setting for what is now regarded as the most significant militar 2004 Page #46  
bly the best known and most highly regarded ufologist in the world today. A 2004 Page #58  
s vast and cool and unsympathetic, regarded this Earth with envious eyes, a 2004 Page #148  
as if the strange object no longer regarded the aircraft as a threat [ ...  2008 Page #31  
llion times. The National Archives regarded this as one of their most succe 2008 Page #65  
 GOVEIU'IMENT . CONTENTS SHOULD BE REGARDED AS AN ADVISORY AND NO CLASSIFIC 2009 Page #23  
ed the incident to Crisman, who he regarded as his boss in the lumber salva 2009 Page #31  
•;~ co~ Not true: "Project Seal is regarded as a joint United States/New Ze 2009 Page #169  

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he people to establish credibility regarding ufos and to product the greate 2003 Page #6  
sent to over thirty shoe companies regarding shoe manufacturing and materia 2003 Page #48  
e only story that I will deal with regarding FDR is a story that is being w 2003 Page #190  
t changes may be necessary if any^ regarding our continuing action in regar 2003 Page #230  
DEPARTNENT. t$Er TR-4 -SPA 4P37 79 REGARDING FIRST OPJECT REPoRrEn.) THE HE 2004 Page #21  
 a major source for the news media regarding the crash. "It's all a hoax,"  2004 Page #28  
nded briefings at Wright Patterson regarding the "military recovery of flyi 2004 Page #98  
nvolved in litigation with the DoD regarding the cover-ups of the contamina 2004 Page #125  
 Road to Roswell What was going on regarding the Roswell Incident during Pr 2004 Page #140  
on we all saw in the national news regarding phony documents about George W 2004 Page #140  
when it comes to declassifications regarding UFOs. They not only brought us 2004 Page #147  
eldon Report of Air Force Research Regarding the Roswell Incident, by U.S.  2004 Page #149  
ou look back about what we believe regarding UFOs, you will find what we be 2004 Page #178  
at post- World War II era. Details regarding the Buick's length, width, hei 2004 Page #231  
ny transatlantic phone discussions regarding the photographs and the result 2004 Page #233  
 fill you in on some of the things regarding the special studies and conclu 2004 Page #249  
now LANCER has made some inquiries regarding our activities which we cannot 2004 Page #251  
 directive or Tab A is a directive regarding the Presidents Eyes Only and s 2004 Page #252  
derline by RSW) Tab B directive is regarding the "NEED-TO-KNOW" and states  2004 Page #252  
eval Conference Tab D directive is regarding Project BLUE BOOK: "Project BL 2004 Page #253  
al inquiries. Tab E directives are regarding Freedom of Information. "Prior 2004 Page #253  
dure did exist? Tab F directive is regarding PSYOP or psychological operati 2004 Page #253  
all targets." Tab G is a directive regarding BW (presumably biological weap 2004 Page #253  
ct DOMESTIC." Tab H is a directive regarding Project ENVIRONMENT. "When con 2004 Page #253  
e same level of certainty. This is regarding the acquisition of alien techn 2005 Page #77  
 direct interviews with "insiders" regarding programs at Nevada's Groom Lak 2005 Page #82  
elease of a great deal of openness regarding UFO information , including mu 2005 Page #84  
ose to direct his written concerns regarding this likelihood directly to Pr 2005 Page #96  
n my February 26 memorandum to you regarding the air raid over Los Angeles, 2005 Page #122  
gation of ail War Department files regarding unconventional aerial phenomen 2005 Page #123  
another researcher's FOIA request (regarding the 'no-records' from this 'no 2005 Page #123  
eade, MD, revived the first story: regarding "the Interplanetary Phenomenon 2005 Page #123  
 U.S. Supreme Court decided a case regarding convicted members of the McNab 2005 Page #126  
a cover story that official po liq regarding UFO BS is that they do not exi 2005 Page #129  
Moon Dust. Clifford Stone's Claims Regarding UFO Crash Retrieval Operations 2006 Page #16  
onnel to substantiate their claims regarding training and employment in MJ- 2006 Page #24  
ng meetings at Wnght Patterson AFB regarding the 'military recovery of flyi 2006 Page #27  
gs concerning that subject maser ' Regarding details about recovery operati 2006 Page #27  
 particular belief (or non-belief) regarding extant claims of alien activit 2006 Page #51  
ollective security terms, but also regarding the prospect of national advan 2006 Page #55  
hisms might arise among scientists regarding best ways to understand and ex 2006 Page #58  
e would be more government secrecy regarding the NHI, not only toward the p 2006 Page #61  
 recriminations toward governments regarding prior withholding of "UFO secr 2006 Page #67  
most accurate information possible regarding the location of the crash site 2006 Page #71  
rs did not contain any information regarding the airplane, its mission, con 2006 Page #75  
blishing stories for several years regarding rumors of 50 to 70 "F-19 steal 2006 Page #81  
tantly mislead higher headquarters regarding the thoroughness of their work 2006 Page #86  
 to the Wrexham Leader newspaper: "Regarding your front page article Wysteg 2006 Page #121  
 I questioned Nick Pope vigorously regarding the claims that the book was b 2006 Page #130  
 immediate high alert for any data regarding objects/phenomena/craft which  2006 Page #174  
llingham filed a report with NICAP regarding his observation of what he bel 2006 Page #174  
scovered a stack of news clippings regarding the incident.. .and, most impo 2006 Page #180  
 Bellingham describing an incident regarding an "Unidentified Flying Object 2006 Page #184  
mmi Island Incident, four theories regarding the event's cause and outcome  2006 Page #190  
much of the evidence and testimony regarding the events seems to defy the p 2006 Page #192  
uld simply like to receive updates regarding CONTACT's events or related it 2006 Page #193  
ce for mental health professionals regarding unusual personal experiences.  2006 Page #198  
n devices in engineering magazines regarding portable medical technologies. 2006 Page #201  
had also playing a propaganda role regarding UFOs: ;, 1) CIA wanted to supp 2007 Page #23  
d, and immediately asked questions regarding how large, and how many of the 2007 Page #99  
he world, demand a full disclosure regarding highly classified aerospace ve 2007 Page #120  
culation, rumor and misinformation regarding UFOs re\·oh"e around stated cr 2007 Page #127  
aims, counterclaims and assercions regarding the Ararat Anomaly have surfac 2007 Page #138  
tion came to a negative conclusion regarding the UFO, they indicated it cou 2008 Page #11  
             Gove:11ment_ agen~ies regarding the JFK assassination as well  2008 Page #105  
the Roswell Air Base press release regarding the recovery of a flying sauce 2008 Page #132  
ha~ 'all is not as we have thought regarding NASA _, 1s d1stmctly different 2008 Page #135  
nce 1946, intelligence information regarding UFO sightings collected by var 2009 Page #15  
ent and that estimates be drawn up regarding foreign progress in evaluating 2009 Page #16  
ident Johnson's crypted statements regarding the SAINI program as having th 2009 Page #17  
nd ready reviews to hard questions regarding Soviet back channel contacts a 2009 Page #19  
 policy makers and defense science regarding technology's role in preservin 2009 Page #24  
 codename] has made some inquiries regarding our activities which we cannot 2009 Page #39  
ull, this states: Draft -Directive Regarding Project Environment -When cond 2009 Page #43  
group had a very interesting twist regarding craft retrieval, and the visit 2009 Page #52  
know what my initial thoughts were regarding the Voronezh reports· and some 2009 Page #138  
 were attempting to contact Arnold regarding his UFO experience is consiste 2009 Page #179  

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e acceptable ” OPNAC is in charge “regardless of apparent rank or status";  2003 Page #177  
e Department of State in the dark? Regardless, of the answers to those ques 2004 Page #9  
r is likely co remain an open one. Regardless of whether he was murdered or 2005 Page #104  
be given TOP Priority at all times regardless of their apparent rank or sta 2006 Page #18  
d easily provoke fear and distrust regardless of its motives. The Scenario  2006 Page #53  
he NHI. The Scenario World Players Regardless of the core values and attitu 2006 Page #55  
 citizens would survive and thrive regardless of the form of Contact. If th 2006 Page #56  
ould be pressed to stay productive regardless of economic trends. Firms doi 2006 Page #65  
e to reveal in a non-fiction book. Regardless of whether or not this is the 2006 Page #130  
n." That is, he wants all seekers, regardless of our petty individual agend 2006 Page #181  
f one piece. The discs themselves, regardless of size, alJ had tricycle lan 2007 Page #100  
 know what to do in any situation, regardless . He has been taking me hunti 2007 Page #123  
m capability to gain rapid access, regardless of location, to recover or pe 2007 Page #134  
;opons is of paramount 1mporunce , regardless of scrvi~ custodial or securi 2007 Page #175  
ers, and that it remained the same regardless of wh~ther the pictures were  2007 Page #199  
t factor at work, however, is that regardless of the origin of the cosmicki 2008 Page #36  
is to be smashed once and for all, regardless whether it is in the hands of 2008 Page #130  
steam roller over any competition (regardless of their legitimacy or value) 2008 Page #144  

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nistration Mr. Vice President with regards to UFOs? Cheney: Um...I have not 2003 Page #202  
eturn it to this office. With best regards. Sincerely, 1 Incl.: Subj Report 2004 Page #18  
with me was "the general sends his regards". I didn't know if there was a g 2006 Page #20  
rticle for historical purposes. In regards to the specific performance of t 2007 Page #108  
 Union t0 acquire it.' ''With warm regards, (signature) Prof. V. L. Barsuko 2007 Page #198  

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 200-2, the Air Force's regulation regarrung the reporting of UFOs that had 2005 Page #95  

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, Nick Redfern, Peter Robbins, Ron Regehr, Chuck Wade, Dr. Robert Wood, and 2004 Page #2  
ort on the Ramey Office Photos Ron Regehr 223 Debris from Two Crashed UFOs  2004 Page #3  
ort on the Ramey Office Photos Ron Regehr Copyright 2004 Ron Regehr The Ros 2004 Page #226  
otos Ron Regehr Copyright 2004 Ron Regehr The Roswell story is well known,  2004 Page #226  

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                            Victor Regener, was Chair of the Physics and As 2007 Page #162  
and again from 1962 to 1979. Prof. Regener planned and managed the construc 2007 Page #162  

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g to the Aerospace Maintenance and Regeneration Center (AMARC) or "bone yar 2009 Page #72  

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It was during the end of the Nixon regime. I even ran into Bob Haldeman who 2004 Page #184  
ciety, particularly under the Bush regime. 28                               2007 Page #34  
he Jews and dissenters to the Nazi regime. At the beginning of January, 193 2008 Page #128  

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ectio11, Robert Oechsler and Debby Regimen ti, 1989, pages 122, 124, 125 Ul 2007 Page #77  

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 partly on account of secrecy. (ln regimented Russia, where scientists are  2009 Page #21  

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e nations emerging from repressive regimes or recovering from civil wars. O 2008 Page #25  

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 of both animals and people in the region had been adversely affected by wh 2003 Page #163  
 this object might be. The general region has had more than its share of re 2004 Page #7  
te's revelation that, "the general region has had more than its share of re 2004 Page #10  
 of both animals and people in the region had been adversely affected by wh 2004 Page #17  
hed in the Roswell and White Sands region in 1947. Rep. Kissner also shared 2004 Page #60  
overed in the Farmington and Aztec region. SLIDE #23: Silver Disc, "Farming 2004 Page #73  
vals American Indian tribes in the region tell of green fireballs and an ex 2004 Page #74  
 Flying Saucer on Ranch in Roswell Region." RAAF is of course the Roswell A 2004 Page #134  
ee meters tall Kalinino, Volgograd region • Two deceased EBE's inside 1.2-1 2004 Page #173  
 artifact flying over the southern region of the State of M.inas Gerais. It 2005 Page #36  
 had crashed somewhere in a desert region. His only details indicated that  2005 Page #78  
of their immediate interest in the region. Considering his own observations 2005 Page #96  
f equipment to be moved out of the region of the Earth's strongest gravity  2005 Page #171  
st F-16s Pursue Unknown Craft Over Region Steve Vogel Washington. D.0 July  2006 Page #28  
 this object might be. The general region has had more than its share of re 2006 Page #29  
nd incidents were frequent in this region of the mountains and the Frametow 2006 Page #89  
or" sighting over the mid-Atlantic region. Specifically, they called it the 2006 Page #96  
ch 1967, over the Bermuda triangle region. Neither man is willing to be ide 2006 Page #142  
f Four Missile Batteries, Key West region (Alpha, Bravo, Charlie and Delta  2006 Page #142  
(One of four Batteries in Key West region in 1967, "B" (Bravo) Missile Batt 2006 Page #142  
Dade County area (Bermuda triangle region). Dennis, in March 1967, 644th Ra 2006 Page #144  
ft were reported or spotted in the region during the time of the event. No  2006 Page #189  
long by the strong currents in the region? Very doubtful, given the size of 2006 Page #192  
before making any news outside the region where they were first reported. A 2007 Page #20  
 this object might be. The general region has had more than its share of re 2007 Page #141  
 pinpointed on general maps of the region. Of great assistance to us were a 2007 Page #188  
Mendoza on Argentina's mid-western region, in a site called Potrerillos, cl 2007 Page #195  
 common mineral in Chile's nonhern region) is the main component in both an 2007 Page #201  
 eyewitness testimony over a large region, radar confirmation of the object 2008 Page #7  
ear breach of the U.K. Air Defense Region; and we had two Royal Air Force b 2008 Page #34  
ka Ness, Bentwaters and Rendlesham region? The question is posed because in 2008 Page #75  
LD GRID AROUND ORFORD NESS OR THAT REGION? Right. It's a tiny micron displa 2008 Page #76  
in these worlds to travel into any region of the past, present and future,  2008 Page #95  
e 30, 1908, numerous people in the region of Tunguska , Russia, and specifi 2008 Page #97  
ion among the human natives of the region also arose in the I 91 Os in one  2008 Page #102  

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 national Emmy nomination, several regional Emmys and many other journalism 2004 Page #76  
took cl1e creature to the Hospital Regional de l\llinas in downtown Varginh 2005 Page #32  
 the E.R. patients in the Hospital Regional that day, was barred from getti 2005 Page #32  
ss. He was transferred co Hospital Regional do Sul de :rvlinas, where he di 2005 Page #33  
apture of the creature at Hospital Regional. According to the Brazilian doc 2005 Page #36  
cles about the monster appeared in regional print. They appeared in the two 2006 Page #95  
ent. I continued to search through regional and nationwide newspapers looki 2006 Page #98  
p-gas explanation (Michigan) while regional press scoffed ► 7) Unwillingnes 2007 Page #23  
-gas explanation (Nlichigan) while regional press scoffed , 7) Unwillingnes 2007 Page #24  
 open mind. Another lesson is that regional media are less compromised than 2007 Page #32  
en 's Librarian for the Timberland Regional Library System, and I was the D 2008 Page #57  
ax money for the "expansion of the Regional Information Sharing System," a  2008 Page #123  
lritten could be misinterpreted by Regional and Local Commanders CONUS as g 2009 Page #27  
t announced "THEY'RE HEEERE!" More regional and local papers overall treate 2009 Page #138  

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Blanca. Between those two mountain regions is the White Sands Missile Range 2003 Page #99  
as special observers of the Arctic regions since the event at Spitsbergen,  2004 Page #13  
ing discs have landed in the polar regions several times. Said Lieutenant T 2004 Page #13  
ght vary considerably in different regions and nations of the world, but pr 2006 Page #57  
h ahead of schedule for classified regions, and crashes in a rural area, an 2006 Page #102  
Northeast Mexico's most mysterious regions, the Zona del Silencio (Zone of  2007 Page #185  
 Arizona, 'OCD' 28th and 29th (??) Regions, Navy Aircraft, 8-52 crew and DC 2008 Page #9  
s similar to those observed in the regions affected by nuclear weapon tests 2008 Page #102  
ade possible the discover y of new regions, either uninhabit ed or in an el 2008 Page #113  
tes came to an end with the end of regions capable of being occupied, which 2008 Page #113  
ger be used. In other words, those regions of space where there is no air o 2009 Page #14  

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ry was published in the Fort Worth Register, but in this account, it did no 2004 Page #27  
to the New Mexico State Historical Register. The importance of the El Vado  2004 Page #71  
 article was published by the Inyo Register (eastern side of the Sierra Nev 2006 Page #44  
 4. Thursday, August 18, 1949 Inyo Register Article published article likel 2006 Page #45  
rom the original story in the Inyo Register. Fred Meyer's name is removed a 2006 Page #45  
august 19-21st weekend in the Inyo Register, San Francisco Examiner and LA  2006 Page #46  
ginia newspaper "The Wheeling News Register" printed the following "(UP)" h 2006 Page #99  

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iation readings in the depressions registered in excess of ten times the no 2004 Page #47  
reconfirmed ) that the accumulator registered an average 0.3-0.4 degree tem 2005 Page #92  
ned in merucal orgone therap~· had registered a complaint with the FDA, or  2005 Page #101  
ed track is characteristic of that registered by a U-2 or a high balloon bu 2008 Page #15  
t "track is characteristic of that registered by a U-2 or a high balloon .. 2008 Page #16  
 arm. Although the harbor boat was registered to Dahl, he reported the inci 2009 Page #31  

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e. the paper* earned no top secret registration number, military titles *se 2003 Page #135  
hecked everything, including voter registration papers. The~ rook with them 2005 Page #157  

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tes correct. • CIA, ER - Executive Registry correct • Yet, CIA can find the 2003 Page #159  

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ht be able to schedule an hypnotic regression with him, and soon. A session 2004 Page #59  

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ak the UFO mystery wide open." The regressions had gone so well that Bennew 2003 Page #144  

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will be classified *top secret*. / regret to say that I de net know what th 2004 Page #18  
 if they broke security they would regret it. That night (the forth night), 2004 Page #48  
in your message to them and do you regret that? GM: Well it was very egotis 2007 Page #90  
 it was very egotistical. l djdn't regret it at the time but] regret it now 2007 Page #90  
 djdn't regret it at the time but] regret it now because of how it can look 2007 Page #90  
 her life. They were also tears of regret. She later added she was offered  2009 Page #93  
l politicians had learned to their regret. C She believed that the public d 2009 Page #95  

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 -" death was deemed necessary and regrettable" fORRESTAL KILLED :=7;: 1 IN 2004 Page #203  
Forrestal was deemed necessary and regrettable." ,L Edward J Ruppelt • Head 2004 Page #204  
sions. One of the most serious and regrettable incidents in the whole seque 2005 Page #33  

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st in an attempt to obtain copies. Regrettably, the material appeared to ha 2004 Page #11  
s a Falkland's link to this story. Regrettably, it comes from another anony 2006 Page #128  

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pace." Mr. Goddard , the editorial regretted, "only seems to lack the knowl 2009 Page #139  

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 resist. However, time might allow regrouping of human resolve as more beco 2006 Page #55  

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 Ocean. Eventually, the fughr crew regruned control of the rurcrafr, whjch  2007 Page #109  

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l PRP. Col. Halt should review the regs on posting. I just wish I knew why  2004 Page #49  

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own Pittsburgh reporter broke into regular TV programming that night on mor 2003 Page #54  
d out of a warehouse building on a regular basis, and being curious he appr 2003 Page #62  
though one account has Forrestal's regular orderly not appearing that night 2003 Page #95  
shing to Earth and have done so on regular occasions since at least the 194 2004 Page #4  
. That was years before we had any regular airplanes or other kinds of airs 2004 Page #29  
d with the contact and remained in regular contact with Mrs. Swan right up  2004 Page #103  
MacCallum, Alabama; and then given regular army assignments until called aw 2006 Page #16  
an Porton Down. Of course, Pope, a regular contributor to UFO Magazine, wou 2006 Page #131  
r, needs co be. Madison Avenue and regular numbers of its clients, large an 2007 Page #59  
accompanied by an 800 number. As a regular Times reader I estimated that th 2007 Page #67  
rogram, Project Blue Book received regular assistance from the 4602nd AISS  2007 Page #133  
d that he wasn't sure if they were regular soldiers or MP's. He recalled se 2008 Page #43  

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thing: it scared him. RM: Was it a regular-looking plane or was it strange? 2006 Page #47  

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 night at the same time, with such regularity that the woman and her husban 2006 Page #199  

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 job on this night? Apparently the regularly assigned attendant did not app 2003 Page #95  
he U.S. Air Force; and until 1957, regularly screened and reported to the U 2004 Page #108  
eption in the entire process. They regularly lie in order to "protect" this 2004 Page #125  
they commenced drawing operations, regularly observing the atmosphere with  2005 Page #99  
. Air Force (USAF). Until 1957, he regularly screened and reported to the U 2005 Page #138  
itary and had an Air Force Captain regularly visit him on a weekly basis wh 2006 Page #16  
at nearby Beale Air Force base who regularly visited Sherman's home when he 2006 Page #22  
e Air Force by a Major Roberts who regularly talked to him between the ages 2006 Page #22  
d to have wandered into where they regularly airbrushed out images of UFOs  2007 Page #85  
. Jack was told that this aircraft regularly over-flew Russia after \X/\XfJ 2007 Page #107  
cidents occurring around the globe regularly. Communication technology has  2007 Page #121  

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t they have been told the security regulation would have been. None of thes 2003 Page #171  
security and maintenance 2. Supply regulation 3. Other publications: traini 2003 Page #177  
gs, a respected member of the drug regulation elite and active!) helped to  2005 Page #93  
 out of AFR 200-2, the Air Force's regulation regarrung the reporting of UF 2005 Page #95  
ent decades. As context, Air Force regulation AFR 200-2, dated 12 August 19 2005 Page #141  
, for further joint efforts in the regulation and exploration of space. I i 2009 Page #40  

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uence to create their own security regulations. What the Manual Says This S 2003 Page #171  
tons Minuai REFERENCES 1. Standard Regulations: security and maintenance 2. 2003 Page #177  
 publications: training, technical regulations, administrative publications 2003 Page #177  
Concern □ “Does not conform to the regulations ' □ "Contains inaccurate inf 2003 Page #186  
is work as Superintendent of Radio Regulations. So he had to deal with freq 2004 Page #96  
isputed fact. There are government regulations, in effect for decades, that 2004 Page #141  
 information about UFO incidents — regulations such as AFR200-2 and JANAP-  2004 Page #141  
 of the 14th section of a batch of regulations and very few members of gove 2006 Page #202  
hey are restricted by governmental regulations . But what about witnesses f 2008 Page #40  
t with them to escablish the legal regulations upon which future relatio ns 2008 Page #112  

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ve~ illegal activities." · · ■ New regulation· now mandates •appropriate ov 2007 Page #53  

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at oan consider assistanee in a ©f rehabilitation only if ths Chinas* Gownn 2003 Page #213  
cally and immediately a program of rehabilitation and stabilization provide 2003 Page #222  
onsider assistance in a program of rehabilitation only if the Chinese Gover 2003 Page #225  
table. It refers to the program of rehabilitation and stabiliza- sc tlonj t 2003 Page #230  

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untless times. This is not another rehash of that. Instead, this speaks to  2004 Page #226  

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ion in l\fanhattan ■ Panama: Dress Rehe:1rs.-1l for a New \X1orld Order ■ T 2008 Page #166  

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ch example, which had to do with a rehearsal for D-Day that went awry and w 2004 Page #140  

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gests that this was either a well- rehearsed exercise or one that had been  2006 Page #134  

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— mA ana e—liar aaniatawoe in a c2 rehebilitatian cnly if the rWnaar Oo— nA 2003 Page #226  

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nuary 1998 I was contacted by Lori Rehfeldt, recently retired from the Air  2004 Page #54  

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ergeant voice over the radio was, "Rehfeldt's losing her mind, now she's se 2004 Page #55  

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en classified. ” April 2001, Diane Rehm Talk Show www.majcsticdocuments.com 2003 Page #9  
uestion about Roswell on the Diane Rehm Washington DC talk show. Diane Rehm 2003 Page #200  
ehm Washington DC talk show. Diane Rehm was forced to go to commercial to b 2003 Page #200  
heney on UFOs. He was on the Diane Rehm talk show announcing that the U.S.  2003 Page #202  

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ress to buy Into this? KfY 1ss11rs REI urn TO urn HF -\RINGS • TI1t n·ldtnr 2008 Page #154  

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            Orgone Energy, Wilhelm Reich and UFOs Peter Robbins Copyright 2 2005 Page #87  
 pioneering founder, Dr. \X ilhelm Reich, named orgonomy, is the study of h 2005 Page #87  
 During his lifetime Dr. \v'ilhelm Reich was the target of attacks from bot 2005 Page #87  
own: in the early nineteen fifties Reich developed the cloud-buster , a sim 2005 Page #88  
Contact IVith Space; and lf/i/helm Reich and the Cold lf1/'m~ by my friend  2005 Page #88  
land 13ooks. 1 am also indebted to Reich biographer Dr. Myron Scharaf, and  2005 Page #88  
have a basic understaniling of how Reich came to arrive at that quietly his 2005 Page #88  
ain, and again. Background Wilhelm Reich was born in the Austro-Hungarian E 2005 Page #88  
            Orgone Energy, Wilhelm Reich and UFOs rest of old Europe into o 2005 Page #89  
 rest of old Europe into oblivion. Reich served with distinction as an arti 2005 Page #89  
 vaporized in the empire's defeat, Reich made his way to Vienna where he en 2005 Page #89  
r for the duration of his studies. Reich was drawn to Vienna in part becaus 2005 Page #89  
ars. They parted ways in 1929 when Reich, after much clinical work and obse 2005 Page #89  
f his life. It was about 1927 when Reich first became involved with the Aus 2005 Page #89  
d not be allowed to stand: by 1934 Reich had been expelled from the Communi 2005 Page #89  
ace from 1934 on. Lacer that year, Reich immigrated to Scandinavia. Here he 2005 Page #89  
atfD, all came out of this period. Reich immigrated to the United States in 2005 Page #89  
d it. The size of the accumulators Reich and his associates constructed ove 2005 Page #90  
mulator works on the basis of what Reich termed the orgonomic potential. Th 2005 Page #90  
            Orgone Energy, Wilhelm Reich and UFOs undergoing the experience 2005 Page #91  
e a day is not an unusual routine. Reich persevered with experiments design 2005 Page #91  
ent was named To-T (f oh minus T). Reich and his coUeagues observed that a  2005 Page #91  
tein Affair In late December 1940, Reich sent a carefully worded letter abo 2005 Page #91  
arently intrigued enough to invite Reich to demonstrate the existence of th 2005 Page #91  
ward the end of their meeting that Reich told Einstein of the measurable he 2005 Page #91  
hing not lost on either scientist. Reich noted in his diary that Einstein's 2005 Page #91  
at had been repeatedly observed by Reich and his assistants during To-T vio 2005 Page #91  
re. In anticipation of the meeting Reich had noted in his diary: "Orgone co 2005 Page #91  
ture differential for himself, and Reich returned co Princeton the followin 2005 Page #92  
wrote about this meeting, or about Reich. Author Jim ·Martin noted that Ein 2005 Page #92  
eparation of his book, IY/ilhe/111 Reich and the Cold ll1/' or. It is fair  2005 Page #92  
soon begin to build a huge file on Reich as well). Surveillance increased f 2005 Page #92  
ying To-T, and on February 7 wrote Reich that he had confirmed (and reconfi 2005 Page #92  
y greetings , A. Einstein." Stung, Reich wrote back imploring Einstein to r 2005 Page #92  
liminate such a false explanation. Reich even describes his having repeated 2005 Page #92  
ut Einstein would hear none of it. Reich thought it as memorable that Einst 2005 Page #92  
irm Reich's findings. Letters from Reich and his colleagues , and Einstein  2005 Page #92  
            Orgone Energy, Wilhelm Reich and UFOs Jim Martin wmes 10 IVi'/h 2005 Page #93  
FOs Jim Martin wmes 10 IVi'/he/111 Reich and the Cold War. "Reich's letter  2005 Page #93  
Einstein .A.flair from the Wilhelm Reich Museum bookstore in Rangeley, Main 2005 Page #93  
on began to build ics case against Reich in 1947. The red flag that alerted 2005 Page #93  
ag that alerted them to the danger Reich and his work posed to the American 2005 Page #93  
y. The Strange Case of lf1/'i/he/m Reich appeared in the May 26, issue of T 2005 Page #93  
 its "united front" organizations. Reich was unaware of his attorney's poli 2005 Page #93  
 article was clearly libelous, and Reich instructed Hays to initiate libel  2005 Page #93  
building its case. Hays never told Reich that he knew and worked with Brady 2005 Page #93  
come the prosecuting attorney when Reich finally came to trial. But there w 2005 Page #94  
\Vith Hays successfully convincing Reich to wajve any legal action, a trial 2005 Page #94  
ish intelligence was lost. Wilhelm Reich and UFOs ''\X'hat do they want for 2005 Page #94  
ed our earthly existence." Wilhelm Reich: Contact With Space Reich moved fr 2005 Page #94  
 Wilhelm Reich: Contact With Space Reich moved from New York to an area jus 2005 Page #94  
djng, now tl1e home of the Wilhelm Reich Museum. Another laboratory was add 2005 Page #94  
of mechanical flight. At the time, Reich wrote: "I had not sturued anytlung 2005 Page #94  
            Orgone Energy, Wilhelm Reich and UFOs on the subject: I knew pr 2005 Page #95  
t Blue Book, and his book prompted Reich to note: "The Ruppelt Repo,t 011 U 2005 Page #95  
omet, meteorite, or shooting scar. Reich reported the sighting to the Air F 2005 Page #95  
cial questionnaire. In March 1954, Reich sent a copy of his survey on UFOs  2005 Page #95  
to effect in August of that ) ear. Reich had filled out copies of the form  2005 Page #95  
f sightings. His daughter, Dr. Eva Reich, now a retired physician living in 2005 Page #95  
ppened with it, nobody knows. When Reich published the questionnaire in Co1 2005 Page #95  
ning involvement in cloud-busting, Reich now began a careful examinatio n o 2005 Page #95  
ual UFO Crash Retrieval Conference Reich saw the Oranur Experiment, with it 2005 Page #96  
from south to north. There was for Reich the distinct, subjective impressio 2005 Page #96  
 On October 10, for a second time, Reich dimmed "stars" and induced them to 2005 Page #96  
/hile it might seem naive to some, Reich choose to direct his written conce 2005 Page #96  
icer named Roscoe H. Hillenkotter. Reich wou.ld have had no way of knowing, 2005 Page #96  
another ti tie: MJ-1. Not only had Reich inadvertently made contact with a  2005 Page #96  
o its top man. Was the information Reich supplied a contributing factor in  2005 Page #96  
            Orgone Energy, Wilhelm Reich and UFOs secrecy following his ste 2005 Page #97  
d possibly worse. In 111/'i/he/111 Reich anrl the Cold 111/'m; Jim Martin i 2005 Page #97  
s one other plausible link between Reich and MJ-12, and his name was Lewis  2005 Page #97  
d his name was Lewis \V/. Douglas. Reich refers co him briefly in Co11tact  2005 Page #97  
first contact dates from 1954 when Reich had his assistant, \Xlilliam I'vfo 2005 Page #97  
 meeting with him. It had not been Reich who suggested co :Moise that he ge 2005 Page #97  
 27 when Douglas cabled Moise, and Reich and Douglas began to correspond. T 2005 Page #97  
 for major surgery during the time Reich visited Arizona. My colleagues Jim 2005 Page #97  
he record, Martin establishes that Reich drove through Roswell on his way t 2005 Page #98  
le. The following day, October 11, Reich authorized his friend, research as 2005 Page #98  
nued into the evening, and how did Reich know that the UFOs had been disabl 2005 Page #98  
            Orgone Energy, Wilhelm Reich and UFOs Several days later, the C 2005 Page #99  
Drug Administration's case file on Reich. It read in part: "General Watson  2005 Page #99  
inued on ro Arizona. 1\t[eanwhile, Reich, his son Peter, and several others 2005 Page #99  
ed cloud-buster operator, assisted Reich and Moise in the operation. Drawin 2005 Page #99  
mber or December he might have met Reich. His name was Dr. James E. McDonal 2005 Page #99  
courage and passion, one who, like Reich, had the temerity to work toward b 2005 Page #99  
triment of both their careers. Eva Reich recalled that McDonald had visited 2005 Page #99  
r operations, and that both he and Reich had been interviewed for the repor 2005 Page #99  
ty. On the morning of November 29, Reich, looking at the eastern sky throug 2005 Page #100  
ombers flew i.n low over the area. Reich felt that this "cloud" masked the  2005 Page #100  
jet planes contrails. As recorded, Reich had observed and reported their pr 2005 Page #100  
ather modification experiments, as Reich himself had wondered about. 98     2005 Page #100  
            Orgone Energy, Wilhelm Reich and UFOs These and other such find 2005 Page #101  
Peace." Some months prior to trus, Reich had sent Eisenhower a copy of rus  2005 Page #101  
rome Greenfield's book, IVilhe/111 Reich vers11s the USA, among other works 2005 Page #101  
) other authority for that matter. Reich and rus associates had broken no l 2005 Page #101  
ichael Silvert, rud just that, and Reich, then involved in the Tucson cloud 2005 Page #101  
 admfrcing they were in the wrong. Reich, after due consideration, agreed a 2005 Page #101  
Given the betrayal of rus lawyers, Reich decided to represent rumself, and  2005 Page #101  
fty-nine years old. Once in prison Reich underwent psychiatric evaluation.  2005 Page #101  
: in March of 1955, Neill wrote to Reich as follows, "Thanks for the saucer 2005 Page #102  
            Orgone Energy, Wilhelm Reich and UFOs gunpowder barrel. Hence l 2005 Page #103  
imself." I should stress here that Reich had few friendships or professiona 2005 Page #103  
 mixed up with either factor? That Reich later had some illusions l thjnk r 2005 Page #103  
ientists and psychologists condemn Reich? \'(lhy rud the) rusrniss him as a 2005 Page #103  
e." They were not alone. The great Reich scholar, Professor Paul .Matthews  2005 Page #103  
iew of Boadella's book, W'i/he/111 Reich: The Evol11tion of His l~ork: "Rei 2005 Page #103  
oodlums In Government" ("HIGS," as Reich termed them) employed by the FDA,  2005 Page #104  
that at tl1e time of his death Dr. Reich had high blood pressure, was overw 2005 Page #104  
" References Boadella, D.: Wilhelm Reich: The Evol11tion of His Work. Londo 2005 Page #104  
 Con-espondence Behveen UVilhel111 Reich and A.S. Neill. New York: Farrar & 2005 Page #104  
s, 1973. Greenfield, J.: IV'ilhelm Reich VS. The U.S.A., New York, W.W. Nor 2005 Page #104  
            Orgone Energy, Wilhelm Reich and UFOs Martin, J .: J,(1/'ifhelm 2005 Page #105  
and UFOs Martin, J .: J,(1/'ifhelm Reich and the Cold J,f;'a,: Ft. Bragg, C 2005 Page #105  
ich's Contact !Pith Space, Wilhelm Reich and the Cold Warwas published in a 2005 Page #105  
 O,gono!l!J', 7(2), November 1973. Reich, \YI.: Wilhel/J/ Reich Biogrcrphic 2005 Page #105  
ember 1973. Reich, \YI.: Wilhel/J/ Reich Biogrcrphical Nfaterial.· Hist01y  2005 Page #105  
ine: Orgone Institute Press, 1953. Reich, \V/.: Contact lf:1/ith Space. Ran 2005 Page #105  
ine: Orgone Institute Press, 1957. Reich, \YI, and edited by Boyd Higgins,  2005 Page #105  
ork, Farrar, Straus, Giroux, 1998. Reich, W/, and edited by Boyd Higgins, M 2005 Page #105  
ux, 1999. Robbins, P.: il1/'ilhelm Reich cmd UFOs. The Jo"mal of O,go11011a 2005 Page #105  
 1990. Robbins, P.: J,f:1/ilhel/J/ Reich and UFOs, Part II: Examining Evide 2005 Page #105  
On Earth: A Biograpl?J of lVilhelm Reich, New York, St. Martin's Press/Mare 2005 Page #105  
 DrReich's former first assistant; Reich biographer Dr. Myron Sharaf; autho 2005 Page #105  
m the book, The Rise of the Fourth Reich (New York: HarperCollins Publisher 2008 Page #123  
 that America is becoming a Fourth Reich. To determine if there is any trut 2008 Page #123  
                          The word Reich is simply the Gennan word for empi 2008 Page #124  
 , with a lower case "r" the word "reich" means wealthy or rich. So it is n 2008 Page #124  
stretch of the language to view a "Reich" as an empire of the wealthy . The 2008 Page #124  
 empire of the wealthy . The First Reich is known as the Holy Roman Empire- 2008 Page #124  
s the Holy Roman Empire-The Second Reich was created by Prince Otto von Bis 2008 Page #124  
00 independent states. Bismarck 's Reich, toward the end headed by Kaiser W 2008 Page #124  
itler 's Nazi empire was the Third Reich. The Gem1an tem1 "Nationalso ziali 2008 Page #124  
g between Hjalmar Schacht, the new Reich Commissioner for National Currency 2008 Page #127  
obalists hope to control the Third Reich grew dim, they allowed American la 2008 Page #129  
 being set into motion against the Reich, Europe would have been lost ... " 2008 Page #130  
see that "the economy of the Third Reich was projected onto a postwar profi 2008 Page #136  
ertelsman.n House during the Third Reich (IHC), a group created in Britain  2008 Page #144  
pire in the United States-a Fourth Reich? The signs are ominous. Since 2000 2008 Page #144  
dicated to the work of Or. Wilhelm Reich. She also included a copy of a boo 2009 Page #139  
editor in search of information on Reich and she had sent him a copy of the 2009 Page #139  

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005 Peier Robbins All of \Xlilhelm Reich's many books begin with this parti 2005 Page #87  
tion, that more than eight tons of Reich's hardcover books, monographs and  2005 Page #87  
The J\tlass Psychology qf Fascism. Reich's blasts at Soviet-style commurusm 2005 Page #87  
nd some even prophetic. But it was Reich's acceptance of UFOs as a physical 2005 Page #87  
t!, A.S. Neil and Albert Einstein; Reich's final book, Contact IVith Space; 2005 Page #88  
ographer Dr. Myron Scharaf, and to Reich's long-time first assistant, Dr. E 2005 Page #88  
ly submit that the truth about Dr. Reich's UFO-related observations, findin 2005 Page #88  
is, but certainly not all of them. Reich's radical view that the social pro 2005 Page #89  
d him from his analyst colleagues. Reich's departure from the Freudian rank 2005 Page #89  
ur hours that afternoon to discuss Reich's work and finrungs. He had brough 2005 Page #91  
 than the control box, confirmin g Reich's assertion, and the observations  2005 Page #92  
or not wanting Einstein to confirm Reich's findings. Letters from Reich and 2005 Page #92  
i'/he/111 Reich and the Cold War. "Reich's letter to Einstein in response t 2005 Page #93  
dialogue I haYe ever read. Indeed, Reich's descripti on of the issues invol 2005 Page #93  
, without success. Like so many of Reich's discoveries, this has been compl 2005 Page #93  
rpiece of distortion that attacked Reich's "sex racket;" while trumpeting a 2005 Page #93  
ofessionaUy associated with one of Reich's lawyers: Arthur Garfield Hays wa 2005 Page #93  
ewise wrote to Brady in support of Reich's decision. Incredibly, Hays talke 2005 Page #93  
ual UFO Crash Retrieval Conference Reich's other lawyers, Peter Mills, woul 2005 Page #94  
o dissipate. And so we come to it: Reich's interest in UFOs dates from 1953 2005 Page #94  
for modern scientific UFO sturues. Reich's writings inrucate he was intrigu 2005 Page #94  
th another over the observatory on Reich's property. On October 10, a large 2005 Page #96  
members of MJ-12 were not aware of Reich's UFO-related activities prior to  2005 Page #97  
veloped a more serious interest in Reich's planned operations in Tucson on  2005 Page #98  
erations in Tucson on the basis of Reich's observations of UFOs. This would 2005 Page #98  
there, but it is not inconclusive. Reich's point of view on UFOs shifted be 2005 Page #98  
size this sweeping text, only that Reich's scientific observatio ns of, int 2005 Page #98  
ting a branch of the government in Reich's observations of the involvement  2005 Page #98  
ld Moise that he was familiar with Reich's work. Harry Haberer, the civilia 2005 Page #99  
 interest in at least two areas of Reich's work. Still, we do not know conc 2005 Page #99  
and deadening. Just prior to th.is Reich's associate, · Dr. Silverc, had tr 2005 Page #100  
nt had a very real interest in Dr. Reich's UFO observations and findjngs, a 2005 Page #101  
ce." The Eterature generated about Reich's contempt trial is considerable a 2005 Page #101  
ut it had been slow going. None of Reich's past or current patients or any  2005 Page #101  
eir break came in 1955 when one of Reich's physicians, Dr. L Lichael Silver 2005 Page #101  
on. FDA agents began showing up on Reich's property, but he refused to allo 2005 Page #101  
eath, most accounts of Dr. Wilhelm Reich's life and work, be they supportiv 2005 Page #102  
reputation and discredit his work, Reich's detractors accuse and rant, expo 2005 Page #102  
In Contact With Space, Dr. Wilhelm Reich's reflections on the possible impl 2005 Page #102  
inguished British educator who was Reich's loyal friend and colleague of ma 2005 Page #102  
l. In December 1957, a month after Reich's death, NeilJ wrote this to llse  2005 Page #103  
ilJ wrote this to llse Ollendorff, Reich's former wife and co-worker: "The  2005 Page #103  
 flying saucers anyway. Why should Reich's great work be mixed up with eith 2005 Page #103  
eig (cartoonist and illustrator of Reich's book Listen Little Nlr111, and a 2005 Page #103  
ons is bad, bad for the furn re of Reich's acceptance as a scientist." And  2005 Page #103  
's the rub: "Bad for the future of Reich's acceptance as a scientist" -a co 2005 Page #103  
ich: The Evol11tion of His l~ork: "Reich's scientific integrity, creativity 2005 Page #103  
come down to a question of Wilhelm Reich's sanity? Merucal researcher Ludwi 2005 Page #103  
accepted theories of your mvn era. Reich's work demands that we do just thj 2005 Page #104  
mands that we do just thjs. Do Dr. Reich's observations, deductions and con 2005 Page #104  
 who takes tl1e time to understand Reich's work will only benefit from it.  2005 Page #104  
Fort Bragg Books, 2000 (Note: Like Reich's Contact !Pith Space, Wilhelm Rei 2005 Page #105  
 on the Voronezh incident, Wilhelm Reich's life and work, A.S. Neill and th 2009 Page #139  

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cation, whkh contains the complete Reich-Einstein correspondence, includes  2005 Page #93  

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icate with his immediate superior, Reichfuehrer Heinrich Himmler. Dulles co 2008 Page #138  

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 During the Nuremberg Trials, Nazi Reichsmarscha/1 He1111ann Goering explai 2008 Page #123  

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ork out of an office in the Gem1an Reichstag or Parliament building and on  2008 Page #128  
ding and on February 27, 1933, the Reichstag was gutted by fire. Less than  2008 Page #128  
emptive strike. In a speech to the Reichstag on December 11, 1941, Hitler e 2008 Page #130  

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 branch of government needed to be reigned in. In 1974, Congress drove the  2005 Page #84  

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ied and pondered UFOs. And not the reigning authorities? Certainly not, if  2004 Page #132  
 for a moment the premise that the reigning authorities knew for a fact, si 2004 Page #132  

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 Islands. To this day, speculation reigns with respect what cud or did not  2007 Page #143  
d by the terrible insecurity which reigns in our world today. The progress  2008 Page #117  

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ive Germanorden or Gem1an Order, a reincarnation of the old Teutonic Knight 2008 Page #126  

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ic cono-estion, it also ser.-ed to reinf rce a truly demeanin g ufological  2007 Page #69  

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ien's statement probably served to reinforce his suspicions. But it had to  2004 Page #36  
 form of Contact, because it could reinforce, challenge or totally contradi 2006 Page #56  
us leaders would be called upon to reinforce social faith, hope and cohesio 2006 Page #57  
 up any loose ends and continue to reinforce official denials and deception 2007 Page #29  
g after the Crash. This would also reinforce the conclusion the truth about 2008 Page #60  

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hat Paul's recall and details were reinforced over his life in conversation 2006 Page #151  
rees from the ground-which further reinforced the theory that the object re 2008 Page #100  

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ures available." An item on page 9 reinforces this view: "13. In the opinio 2006 Page #105  
 acknowledged a UFO sighting. That reinforces, in today's world, that those 2008 Page #14  

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f identify recovery teams, thereby reinforcing the credibility of an elite  2004 Page #115  

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Former Nazi spymaster Genera/major Reinhard Gehlen, who had been named by H 2008 Page #138  
als, such as SS-Obergruppenfuehrer Reinhard Heydrich, who chaired the infam 2008 Page #139  

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 been the responsible party, Ruben Reinhold Schade. Sheriff Ruben Reinhold  2003 Page #31  
ben Reinhold Schade. Sheriff Ruben Reinhold Schade s Died Jan 1986 at age o 2003 Page #31  

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on Edmund Williams . Ramstein AFB, Reinland-Pfalz, Germany ~ ~ ,1 ■I ~I ~'- 2009 Page #72  
ssigned to Ramstein Air Base (AB), Reinland-Pfalz, Germany, flies on Decemb 2009 Page #72  

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man locked in an upstairs bedroom. Reins insists he cannot see the patient  2003 Page #90  
als, never sees his patient again. Reins accompanies the Secretary on the f 2003 Page #90  
ganda operations before taking the reins at NPR. Do leopards change their s 2007 Page #14  

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 and is crying to get some form of reinvestigation so justice can be done.  2007 Page #84  

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rk for us again. I propose that we reinvigorate the program that has been n 2009 Page #16  

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nvolved to get into here. Again, I reiterate that without these men that I  2004 Page #45  

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antially correct," an assertion he reiterated decades later when tracked do 2004 Page #217  

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 by one celestia l sta::e would be rejec::ed; :hey may think .i.c would be  2008 Page #113  

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h could be valuable in pursuit of ?reject MO0W DUST, AGADIR' 1ZJan2A147(f_r 2004 Page #19  
 secret space medical facility. To reject the current official explanation, 2004 Page #144  
ial airplane pilot, first began to reject the Roswell UFO case after one of 2004 Page #145  
BS Poll, Oct. 14, 2006: 84 percent reject official 9/11 story This, b) itse 2007 Page #40  
nciples . :inally , if they should reject all peaceful cooperatio n and bec 2008 Page #112  
 rest of it? Skeptics are quick to reject everything related to a hoaxed do 2009 Page #12  

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s to his papers has been allegedly rejected on several occasions, that ther 2004 Page #115  
 noting that rus argument might be rejected; they rud, and the complaint be 2005 Page #101  
other natural happenings have been rejected because of the simultaneous wit 2008 Page #29  
 the five po11ions were not always rejected by the known Teller class. This 2009 Page #11  

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orientation, cynicism, suicide and rejection of traditional beliefs. NHI st 2006 Page #65  
ions, that "in the weeks after the rejection, his father had 'second though 2009 Page #42  

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 unorthodox tangibles that culture rejects. \Xlhile less than ruvine, perha 2005 Page #117  

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guing event of their childhood was rekindled. Baca and Padilla combined the 2005 Page #154  

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 ::r::.l;:c: on t.~ :-.!. l ~ ~~~ !rel!:"' v:-1.. \',t;ry 1-... :-::: CC\ - 2008 Page #57  
eclil for lle\'elULHncnt r,1 a sea:rel Hew Hrithn-Awcrita1i ~·e(SJ11m !)aid 2009 Page #180  

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S AT LEAST SECONDHAND (IF NOT MORE REl\'IOVEDJ • NO SINGLE THEORY ACCOUNTS  2008 Page #153  

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reported that the CIA had a covert relacionship with the UP] and AP wire se 2007 Page #13  

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is h the principles on which these relacionships should be based. In the fi 2008 Page #112  

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personnel. And on the issue of the relacionsrup between Project Moon Dust a 2007 Page #138  

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that the media have an adversarial relarionsbjp with the government. Unfort 2007 Page #8  

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stions remain as to how this would relate to COSMOS 96. The slow trajectory 2003 Page #65  
red during the Carnegie test might relate to an ion generation function for 2003 Page #111  
ompletely conveyed here. Instead I relate the jist of what we have learned. 2004 Page #43  
ncident, because he kept trying to relate this to Shag Harbor but the squar 2004 Page #43  
o with the Cold War and might also relate to the U. S. government's TOP SEC 2004 Page #70  
gton crash information was used to relate general information on similariti 2004 Page #75  
r imply retrieval operations • 13% relate to questioned documents Some corr 2004 Page #109  
material on the film that does not relate to the alien but helps to qualify 2005 Page #151  
g their reality, but rather try to relate this to the medical issues and to 2006 Page #115  
gs that you were legally unable to relate in a non-fiction book, are you sa 2006 Page #130  
speculated that the document might relate to the crash if the crash had occ 2006 Page #177  
a seasoned diver, is so excited to relate his findings to the Diane's crew  2006 Page #187  
as that had interesting stories to relate. The scariest person I met was a  2006 Page #204  
s i.Uuminatin g, too, and may well relate to the ultra-secret Aquarius proj 2007 Page #144  
rmation shown on slide 44 does not relate specifically to the FOIA (Freedom 2008 Page #111  
ogical warfare issues and how they relate to UFOs. The fifth presentation f 2009 Page #7  
12 Intelligence Operations as they relate to Cold War Psychological Warfare 2009 Page #37  
but I hoped that someday she would relate her story. In 1997 June called me 2009 Page #88  
closure . The details that she did relate in 1990 are identical to those th 2009 Page #89  
ary witness, Reverend Huffman, and related testimony of granddaughter Charl 2003 Page #21  
t days after the L.A. air raid and related saucer crash retrievals it would 2003 Page #25  
ogical candidates. Each person and related family is being researched. Who  2003 Page #34  
ich are not widely known that Joel related to me that fit with information  2003 Page #70  
entagon. For the record, the MJ-12 related Memorandum from Truman to Forres 2003 Page #87  
nd your listeners some information related to the Roswell (New Mexico) UFO  2003 Page #97  
 in the Mg crystal structure which related to how the material was original 2003 Page #109  
engood holds about a dozen patents related to analyzing seeds and increasin 2003 Page #111  
d—for pure!* pxchido~tcal reward* —related hi* talc tn hi* tn* nd* . wintr  2003 Page #132  
ce Correct ER-1-2735 for Paperclip related Corner typing right mo/eshcdocum 2003 Page #159  
ther than J. Allen Hynek. Finally, related to Eisenhower, is the testimony  2003 Page #192  
ormation Stan Gordon had collected related to the crash. At the time of Kec 2003 Page #193  
h I am not familiar which might be related to some secret experiments that  2003 Page #196  
 see nothing wrong with that. In a related story, we have the story of the  2003 Page #196  
 turn, would have undoubtedly have related this discovery to the president  2003 Page #197  
ate 1980s. It purports to be notes related to a UFO briefing given to Carte 2003 Page #197  
 are a couple quick crashed saucer related stories that I would like to sha 2003 Page #198  
ckefeller's questions and concerns related to declassifying the UFO files f 2003 Page #200  
 from the Truman administration or related military commanders in 1947 wher 2003 Page #209  
tensibly, Project Moon Dust (and a related project known as Blue Fly) was d 2004 Page #4  
 the investigator Timothy Good had related the account of a man who, from 1 2004 Page #15  
searcher, Leonard Stringfield; who related data provided to him by the rese 2004 Page #16  
b, but nothing ever came of it. He related however that he overheard some o 2004 Page #44  
y released several dozen documents related to the incident. While these pap 2004 Page #58  
Warren about her seeming abduction related memories. June of 1986 again fou 2004 Page #58  
e a strict cover-up of all matters related to an extraterrestrial presence  2004 Page #61  
 'yes' answer to that question was related to Andy Kissner by a good friend 2004 Page #65  
 wrote about his government status related to flying saucers: You may know  2004 Page #86  
 of lines, which might possibly be related to the saucers such as mental ph 2004 Page #89  
 of Washington is a ston- that was related by the first crashed saucer rese 2004 Page #96  
. In Status Report #2, Stringfield related a story he had been told about a 2004 Page #97  
en anything in his father's papers related to UFOs. Brian confirmed that he 2004 Page #100  
at he had seen something. Campagna related to me what Brian told him. He (B 2004 Page #100  
l The final trail I wish to review related to Wilbert Smith's work is the U 2004 Page #101  
rry Cooper therefore was doing UFO related work for Lundahl's National Phot 2004 Page #101  
are that was believed to have been related. It had been recovered by Alvin  2004 Page #102  
ce. Wilbert Smith also had a piece related to the 1952 Washington sightings 2004 Page #102  
f very interesting things happened related to Mrs. Swan and U.S. government 2004 Page #103  
n written. Unfortunately the files related to Lundahl's UFO work remain hid 2004 Page #105  
r Post 3-0 Blue, was published and related the results of Stringfield's res 2004 Page #108  
nment, exceeding the secrecy level related to the hydrogen bomb. His paper  2004 Page #140  
arist secret police'. . As will be related later, this file survived the Re 2004 Page #153  
h information to make the security related decisions required of the comman 2004 Page #176  
rce Base. Some of the negotiations related to the documentary script took p 2004 Page #182  
y national security considerations related to UFOs, which he had promised t 2004 Page #186  
ch I am not familiar that might be related to some secret experiments that  2004 Page #186  
 know. I don't even know if it was related. Vallee, however, was "negative  2004 Page #193  
BO). He intended to interview Doty related to some UFO events that he had b 2004 Page #193  
 Conference Ruled Out as Not MJ-12 Related • Dr. Winford Porter Larson 1947 2004 Page #201  
circa 1952. Ruled Out as Not MJ-12 Related • Dr. John Mac — Famous abductio 2004 Page #201  
e broadly with highly credible UFO related activity — is the existence of a 2004 Page #242  
 x 10.5"pages, plus some other UFO related material. This manuscript was ti 2004 Page #244  
in Varginha that may or ma) not be related to the "ET" from Varginha , as t 2005 Page #34  
 of that year, Leonard Stringfield related the account of researcher Charle 2005 Page #41  
He confirmed the data Berliner had related to Hall about his work at Wright 2005 Page #42  
te spring of 1953, and that it was related to the Kingman, Arizona crash. M 2005 Page #65  
 information , including much that related directly to the Soviet military. 2005 Page #84  
ed, the reply excluded the l\1]-12 related memo released to Tim Cooper orig 2005 Page #126  
ndl.ing of recovered UFO materiel, related issues of atomic power, and impl 2005 Page #130  
of these facrors, as well as other related sub-questions , weave their way  2005 Page #135  
ries about Project MOON DUST and a related Operation BLUE FLY. The Air Forc 2005 Page #141  
ntroduced to a man named Ozzie who related a detailed story of his particip 2005 Page #165  
highly classified extraterrestrial related projects. I will concentrate on  2006 Page #14  
el recruited into extraterrestrial related projects. In this paper, I will  2006 Page #14  
en recruited into extraterrestrial related projects. I will contrast the te 2006 Page #14  
cator" in another extraterrestrial related project as a means of corroborat 2006 Page #14  
d and managed for extraterrestrial related projects in general, and crash r 2006 Page #14  
cument that was leaked for reasons related to government or military person 2006 Page #15  
f any reference to covert projects related to EBEs replicates what occurred 2006 Page #21  
ainty that at least one SAP is UFO related.                                 2006 Page #33  
 matter of the Sessions might seem related to the study of UFOs— and though 2006 Page #49  
ers to further the work. Appendix: Related Studies and Reports After Contac 2006 Page #70  
ent source of deadly "mad cow" and related diseases. Alien pathogens have p 2006 Page #101  
ic three discrete pieces of RNA, a related hantaviral strain or a related g 2006 Page #112  
, a related hantaviral strain or a related genetic primer to confirm or ref 2006 Page #112  
nce noted that this was apparently related to a rise in childhood leukemia  2006 Page #126  
y, the fact that Tony Dodd was not related the tale until the mid-1990s eff 2006 Page #128  
he Porton Down allegations as they related to the Rendlesham case. Predicta 2006 Page #133  
ational security about all matters related to UFOs and crash retrievals, a  2006 Page #139  
ate High Alert for any information related to flying saucers. Were these tw 2006 Page #164  
. Were these two documented events related? This paper contains a discussio 2006 Page #164  
dent. I don't know whether this is related to the war in Korea and the rece 2006 Page #164  
 something had happened, something related to flying saucers, something BIG 2006 Page #174  
as told that there were no records related to the FBI document. (There prob 2006 Page #174  
ed immediate high alert for saucer related information on December 8 and wi 2006 Page #178  
t December 6, 1950. Could these be related? The existence of the FBI telety 2006 Page #178  
type message raises (at least) two related questions: why an immediate high 2006 Page #178  
ates regarding CONTACT's events or related items, you are invited to join t 2006 Page #193  
arge collection of books on topics related to alternative health, the UFO a 2006 Page #197  
ived USAPs act as cover for UFO-ET related projecls. ■ {Some) black triangl 2007 Page #55  
ifcieth anniversar y saw a glut of related publications as well as all mann 2007 Page #63  
utes) to save the universe. " In a related advertisement, two of the Fujits 2007 Page #70  
ovokin g applications of the alien related theme appeared in a pair of TV c 2007 Page #75  
ivities for Human Affairs," or any related paper or UFO book, tl1rough his  2007 Page #76  
show that your intentions were UFO related with research in mind and not ma 2007 Page #91  
bout more recent UFO sightings. 4. RELATED CASES There are two other Mexica 2007 Page #191  
erre Kaufmann, "On Events Possibly Related to the 'Brazil Magnesium'," publ 2007 Page #195  
f a bright light that seemed to be related to the radar tracks recorded out 2008 Page #8  
lmost 35 years of my work has been related to investigations mostly in the  2008 Page #41  
ough he had been a SEAL, Robertson related the SEALS were true to their sec 2008 Page #44  
ies of five newspaper articles all related to the events beginning on Novem 2008 Page #48  
imes: after chatting with her, she related what she observed, a second time 2008 Page #49  
ighting was a separate but clearly related event to the Crash at I 0:50 pm  2008 Page #57  
nd assistance on a number of areas related to specific investigations. Thes 2008 Page #64  
entralia contacted Ms. Krussel who related her story. 30 The Daily World, A 2008 Page #70  
and thrust of the ideas are highly related. Who speaks for planet Earth? In 2008 Page #107  
ducted business after the war with related concerns doing business in or mo 2008 Page #129  
ics are quick to reject everything related to a hoaxed document as also fal 2009 Page #12  
briefing on classified information related to the national security problem 2009 Page #25  
ose sensitive intelligence matters related to foreign sources acquired thro 2009 Page #25  
aph . altogether from·this and all related doctu:1ents. 21 ,• S ... ~--~-:  2009 Page #27  
 are most informed on the _physics related to the subject. Perhaps the annu 2009 Page #28  
d over three hundred assassination related documents , saying their release 2009 Page #34  
l over all intelligence activities related to psychological warfare. Abolis 2009 Page #38  
12 Intelligence Operations as they related to Cold War Psychological Warfar 2009 Page #39  
 of that year, Leonard Stringfield related the story of researcher Charles  2009 Page #49  
He confirmed the data Berliner had related to Hall about his work at Wright 2009 Page #50  
, AND PERHAPS EVEN BEYOND TO OTHER RELATED PHENOMENA AROUND THE EARTH, MAYB 2009 Page #85  
e long to live. ln 1990 June Crain related some aspects of what she learned 2009 Page #89  
de from the subject of UFO's, June related detailed information about worki 2009 Page #89  
 made three itnportant state1nents related to UFO's: She emphasized that am 2009 Page #90  
 More and more details of what she related, aside from UFO-related informat 2009 Page #90  
r, the accuracy of the details she related was astounding . June Crain had  2009 Page #90  
 had two more specific experiences related to UFO's The first experience in 2009 Page #90  
since checked four other histories related to Project Paperclip scientists  2009 Page #93  
n from him for an important report related to obtaining funding for rocket  2009 Page #93  
extraordinary importance. When she related this anecdote about the late nig 2009 Page #93  
                                   related events alleged to have taken pla 2009 Page #135  
ort I would interpret as abduction related also made its ways to investigat 2009 Page #136  
 been made by some sort of landing related apparatus. The research team als 2009 Page #137  
o meet their own operational goals related to National Security. Also bear  2009 Page #154  
had previously done work distantly related. He bad a team of 170 American a 2009 Page #157  
one work before that was distantly related to it What James Snodgrass was q 2009 Page #168  
laim that the secret weapon is not related to the atomic bomb, when atomic  2009 Page #177  

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 was an exception, which I believe relates directly to the crashed saucer s 2003 Page #196  
ppendix 3 II, 22-23 UFO recovered; relates to Moondust 68 1979 Oregon, USA  2004 Page #114  
thesis that Operation Thunderchild relates in a fictional format the sorts  2006 Page #130  
d from commercial fishing, Papetti relates that for years after the inciden 2006 Page #193  
son Panel member Dr. Thornton Page relates how he helped organized the Cl3S 2007 Page #23  
st investigate, need not tell all, relates many detailed reports, media pro 2007 Page #44  
in the UFO field, especially as it relates to counter-intelligence and psyc 2009 Page #179  

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oaaals al* yrogrsa la Xmea aa* Its relatim ta yeasral poHtlsal aa* naada sn 2003 Page #223  

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tements researched by Art Campbell relating to Plains of San Augustin crash 2003 Page #43  
s well. My feeling is that Joel is relating the events of that day to the b 2003 Page #70  
ncovered and cases he investigated relating to reports of UFO crash inciden 2003 Page #81  
nt to the President in all matters relating to national security." Septembe 2003 Page #87  
 several pieces of intriguing data relating to a UFO-crash incident that al 2004 Page #12  
 early 1950s. Of the many accounts relating to retrieved UFOs throughout th 2004 Page #14  
rt: Information on medical matters relating to U.S. personnel is a matter f 2004 Page #54  
e arm, to seek Air Force documents relating to the incident. The Air Force  2004 Page #60  
read and assigned a Report Number, relating the year involved — preferably  2004 Page #110  
here have been two specific issues relating to crash retrievals: (a) Would  2004 Page #121  
urther light on locating documents relating to this matter, the photo was s 2004 Page #230  
nations over the past many decades relating to major political crises/trans 2005 Page #84  
uglas and :NIJ-12, and it is worth relating here. I draw directly from Mart 2005 Page #97  
e would be openness and honesty in relating to and utilizing NHI technologi 2006 Page #58  
ause the CIC and Air Force records relating to 175                          2006 Page #178  
olent. The only text even remote!: relating to the graphic is the lead-in:  2007 Page #69  
. I remember seeing some documents relating to medical information at Bethe 2007 Page #84  
ven Greer) and some from documents relating to the Matthew Bevan case. Ther 2007 Page #85  
xhibit may possibly be for reasons relating to curiosity about our advancin 2008 Page #38  
The MoD receives more FOi requests relating to UFOs than on any other subje 2008 Page #62  
dresses and other personal details relating to witnesses and officials have 2008 Page #63  
reedom of lnfonnation Act requests relating to these fi Jes, so the materia 2008 Page #64  
f the public who make FOI requests relating to UFOs ( or on any subject, fo 2008 Page #68  
ceipt of "leaked" documents mostly relating to the Majestic Program. Shown  2008 Page #104  
 This is a personal transmission , relating Salina to the leaker to Timothy 2008 Page #110  
orrelate and evaluate intelligence relating to national security." The impo 2009 Page #18  
rea investigating certain problems relating to submarine warfare, and Profe 2009 Page #164  
ornia published a number of papers relating to certain phases of the projec 2009 Page #166  
area investigating cenain problems relating to submarine warfare, and Profe 2009 Page #169  
ornia published a number of papers relating to certain phases of the projec 2009 Page #172  

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egal regulations upon which future relatio nships should be based, and it w 2008 Page #112  

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nle aid pro- grsa in Korea and its relation to general political and •conon 2003 Page #213  
nomic aid program in Korea and its relation to general political and econom 2003 Page #225  
ng what action we should take with relation to the rapidly deteriorating si 2003 Page #230  
ment both in a military way and in relation to the economy of the country.  2003 Page #230  
g met Michael Hesemann personally. Relation to Questioned Documents (QDs) S 2004 Page #117  
when interviewed by Bill Moore (no relation) for The Roswell Incident book  2004 Page #139  
t does the case or document say in relation to what was known then and now? 2005 Page #136  
claims, I will now examine them in relation to SOM1-01 to find parallels an 2006 Page #17  
raining or service he performed in relation to communication with EBEs. Mil 2006 Page #23  
raining or service he performed in relation to UFO crash retrievals. Experi 2006 Page #23  
gh degree of justification that in relation to the incidents at Rendlesham  2008 Page #32  
oo and one of the key decisions in relation to MoD UFO documents was taken  2008 Page #62  
precisely what the MoD is doing in relation to documents and files. Much ha 2008 Page #69  
obalists at the Council on Foreign Relation s. On November 17, 1942, US aut 2008 Page #129  

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

 1981, as their Director of Public Relations. But it was on August 27, 1945 2004 Page #108  
1970, Stringfield served as Public Relations Advisor for NICAP, the Nationa 2004 Page #108  
re were aliens. And yet the public relations personnel at Wright Patterson  2004 Page #144  
on of UFOs. UFOs had been a public relations nightmare for the Air Force si 2004 Page #178  
 government didn't have diplomatic relations with the aliens, and therefore 2004 Page #185  
ing UFO record-keeping (and public relations) program, Project Blue Book, a 2005 Page #95  
from the standpoint of good public relations." Dr. Byers, the physicist, to 2005 Page #99  
tly addresses the essential public relations problem of ufology: without cl 2005 Page #120  
n 1981 as their Director of Public Relations. But it was on August 27, 1945 2005 Page #138  
ved from 1957 until 1970 as Public Relations Advisor for the Washington, D. 2005 Page #139  
 whether negotiating, establishing relations, warding off hostility or serv 2006 Page #55  
worst case, global security and/or relations with NHI could be compromised. 2006 Page #67  
ent. This proved a terrible public relations gaff and security blunder. It  2006 Page #83  
 of recruiting, training or public relations. This was the case, for exampl 2006 Page #131  
advisors by the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR). ■ Helps with secrecy, t 2007 Page #54  
 Westport would have been a public relations nightmare . The official denia 2008 Page #60  
e sophisticated clausal and phrase relations that individual authors choose 2008 Page #106  
of the detem1ination of authorship relations. This table 22 reflects the pr 2008 Page #108  
f the secretive Council on Foreign Relations and a fonner U.S. secretary of 2008 Page #125  
decessor of the Council on Foreign Relations . The American International C 2008 Page #125  
ed the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations. Senator Vandenberg also parti 2008 Page #132  
a member of the Council on Foreign Relations while serving under Presidents 2008 Page #133  
, member of the Council on Foreign Relations and the International Institut 2008 Page #136  
tablishment and Council on Foreign Relations . After its inception, Papercl 2008 Page #138  
 who joined the Council on Foreign Relations in 1961 but resigned in 1965 a 2008 Page #141  
 members of the Council on Foreign Relations. These included Nazi supporter 2008 Page #141  
early 1960s the Council on Foreign Relations, Morgan and Rockefeller intere 2008 Page #141  
s composed of28 Council on Foreign Relations members , 10 members of the el 2008 Page #142  
es Union, American Council of Race Relations , American Press Institute, An 2008 Page #143  
n Institute, Institute for Pacific Relations , Institute on Drugs, Crime an 2008 Page #143  
tute, Tavistock Institute of Human Relations , Union of Concerned Scientist 2008 Page #143  
ge upon which our nation's foreign relations, in war and peace, must rest.  2009 Page #15  
 UFO data is likely to affront our relations with those nations who are hid 2009 Page #15  
 of secrecy is also at work in our relations with our allies. Annoyance abo 2009 Page #20  

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

 point here is that the two have a relationship going back to Larry's first 2004 Page #59  
ldwater's acknowledgement of close relationship with Colonel Butch Blanchar 2004 Page #147  
nited States Air Force, and of his relationship with Albert Einstein? ls th 2005 Page #88  
continued to be observed in direct relationship with the destruction of the 2005 Page #100  
companies they had a long-standing relationship with, and which had the fac 2005 Page #167  
s of contact. Developing a working relationship with such an entity would b 2006 Page #52  
    The Flatwoods Monster Incident relationship between those events and my 2006 Page #100  
AT OUR GOVERNMENT WAS IN A HOSTILE RELATIONSHIP TO THE DISC TECHNOLOGY AND  2006 Page #155  
 Report, the surveys concerned the relationship between unusual personal ex 2006 Page #198  
201h century and examine how th.is relationship has evolved since that time 2007 Page #9  
l the news for all of hiscory, the relationship between the U.S. news media 2007 Page #10  
dependent press. The close working relationship between the news media and  2007 Page #10  
es. Th.is consolidated the working relationship between the news media and  2007 Page #11  
x ecutives maintain ed their close relationship with the incelLigence commu 2007 Page #11  
 \X/ars I and II. The CIA's covert relationship with the American news medi 2007 Page #12  
 people claim the media-government relationship ended in the 1 970s, there  2007 Page #14  
ew of May 28, 1974, Sandia disc in relationship to Kirtland, Coyote Canyon, 2007 Page #168  
YfNG TO GET A REALITY CHECK ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN RADAR FREQUENCIES , 2008 Page #77  
or word fom1s to show their mutual relationship in sentences. She uses up t 2008 Page #106  
 that showed the continuation of a relationship with the Thyssen family aft 2008 Page #129  
 Most intriguing was Smith's close relationship as friend and business part 2008 Page #132  
ecent UFO connection is the slight relationship he had with Bob Lazar, who  2009 Page #9  
t of points. Therefore, the reader relationship is an anomaly and could rea 2009 Page #11  
f the existence of MJ- 12, and its relationship to information concerning U 2009 Page #37  
arn about MJ-12 activities and the relationship with psychological warfare. 2009 Page #37  
lan."14 Once again, this shows the relationship between MJ-12 (MAJESTIC) op 2009 Page #38  
ta Barbara. Yes: the cracks in the relationship were already showing. Bethu 2009 Page #54  

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

 Technology June 1947 - Einstein - Relationships with Celestial Bodies July 2003 Page #25  
ties (EBEs) in the UFO literature. Relationships with Inhabitants of Celest 2003 Page #27  
ad few friendships or professional relationships of such duration and depth 2005 Page #103  
rofessions, state of mind, number, relationships) 3.0 Sources (provenance o 2005 Page #135  
th human deaths, and show possible relationships with alien pathogens. The  2006 Page #101  
housand adults' and dealt with the relationships between unusual personal e 2006 Page #197  
he view that there are adversarial relationships between extraterrestrial a 2007 Page #130  
7 independent calculations of word relationships . We all know about nouns, 2008 Page #106  
m1ed and reported. DRAFT June 1947 Relationships with Inhabitants of Celest 2008 Page #112  
th Inhabitants of Celestial Bodies Relationships with extraterrestrial men  2008 Page #112  
 doma:..n does no:: e:~:end beyond relationships between its members . It w 2008 Page #113  
:.ghc -o intervene on:..y .:.f :he relationships of a member nation with a  2008 Page #113  
 the United Na :ions. Bu: if these relationships entailed a conflict with a 2008 Page #113  
. red Main ideas in the memo ■What relationships should we have? ■Are they  2008 Page #116  
more than a dozen 'enemy national' relationships that continued as late as  2008 Page #129  

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"The l\lhidentification of Caui;al Relationships' (Ntelin..,,-uitics) E.'"1 2008 Page #148  

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

ing that any future considerations relative to the ultimate disposition of  2003 Page #134  
./; that any future conaideratlora relative to the ultloate disposition of  2003 Page #136  
ng disclosure claimed that a close relative, the late Mr. Holly, who had se 2005 Page #44  
hen he asked for more details, his relative did not wish to discuss the sub 2005 Page #44  
's construction contributes to its relative power; the more layers, the hig 2005 Page #90  
he usual 15% ro 65%, an unheard of relative humidity for Tucson. Drawing co 2005 Page #99  
d Lew Douglas. By November 13, the relative humidity had risen to 67% and r 2005 Page #100  
onship with the destruction of the relative humidity. On the morning of Nov 2005 Page #100  
ting piece of documentary evidence relative to the case has surfaced, thank 2005 Page #132  
nesses are there? \'v'hat is their relative consistenc y, credibility and r 2005 Page #135  
didates emerged. They were: I. the relative speed of arrival/contact, from  2006 Page #52  
ecific events, I worried that this relative rookie might be greeted with a  2006 Page #181  
potlight burns out, leaving him in relative darkness. Still, Burke exclaims 2006 Page #187  
h. On June I, 1987, I spoke with a relative of Mr. Miller, Lavonne ·willis. 2008 Page #53  
n light. She departed one day in a relative way And came home the previous  2008 Page #95  
t is unclear ifYannevar Bush was a relative of the Presidents Bush family.  2008 Page #131  
ections . However , he was a close relative to the powerful U.S . Senator A 2008 Page #132  
 government normally operates. The relative powerlessness of governments in 2008 Page #137  
 on to say: "future considerations relative to the ultimate disposition of  2009 Page #37  
ng disclosure claimed that a close relative, the late Mr. Holly, who had se 2009 Page #50  
hen he asked for more details, his relative did not wish to discuss the sub 2009 Page #51  
ollege. However , he supplied data relative to the location of the charge a 2009 Page #166  
 College. However he supplied data relative to the location of the charge a 2009 Page #172  

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

aking through the screen door of a relative's house, he told me that he had 2004 Page #29  
h decay. In trust, JLD gave me his relative's name, title of his position a 2005 Page #44  
h decay. In trust, JLD gave me his relative's name, title of his position a 2009 Page #50  

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

t interesting." He reports: It was relatively hard and brittle and appears  2003 Page #50  
ers may do it. Often, it is just a relatively innocent trick to get a laugh 2004 Page #121  
remely controversial — it occurred relatively close to where Gebauer had be 2004 Page #218  
space communit y. Rich's reply was relatively short, and slightly vague, bu 2005 Page #80  
 in being released from PPD due to relatively few individuals that could re 2006 Page #23  
humanoid in appearance), it may be relatively easy for human beings to beli 2006 Page #52  
y appreciated. In this case, it is relatively easy to believe that some kin 2006 Page #52  
s. Then again, the entity might be relatively immaterial, for example, appe 2006 Page #53  
 of positivity can develop through relatively comfortable stages, with allo 2006 Page #54  
suspected and might therefore be a relatively non-disruptive event in their 2006 Page #57  
tensively. It could be examined at relatively close range during air shows  2006 Page #84  
te this incident since it occurred relatively close to where I live. After  2006 Page #87  
, made the accident site (Fig. 14) relatively accessible to the public. The 2006 Page #87  
dic CJD and that would explain the relatively low incidence of CJD, one cas 2006 Page #114  
ps — ample space to also secrete a relatively small object (as the Rendlesh 2006 Page #132  
ave concluded had the radar showed relatively slow moving geese or "atmosph 2006 Page #172  
sion seismic listing post within a relatively shore distance of the impact  2007 Page #126  
e of a fist and very heavy for its relatively small size. Its exact dimensi 2007 Page #196  
argument would be supported by the relatively close agreement of the Oppenh 2008 Page #108  
y. The nineteenth century saw some relatively minor changes. In our century 2009 Page #19  
Developing methods of reducing the relatively high casualty rates we were e 2009 Page #176  

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

t I have been unable to locate any relatives, living or dead.               2003 Page #31  
 such as Jesse Marcel Sr. and Jr., relatives of Sheriff Wilcox, friends of  2004 Page #139  
 of the locals realized that I had relatives and family ties to Braxton Cou 2006 Page #92  
e driving with his grief- stricken relatives; (he expired mere minutes late 2006 Page #110  
having spoken with his friends and relatives in the community . His answer  2008 Page #54  

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

e, April 1953, p. 151. “Testing of Relativity Theory with an Artificial Sat 2003 Page #182  
een so since his Theory of General Relativity first began co make worldwide 2005 Page #92  
 new ideas. To most of us the word relativity signifies at best, a maze of  2009 Page #20  
maze of mathematical formula-which relativity is not. Terms such as atomic  2009 Page #20  

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

sting to1 ttnd out "about our dear relativo,.. .71..1A101 tifittlisY srtCst 2004 Page #20  

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

, and of establishing all kinds of relau.onships . The difficulc.y lies in  2008 Page #112  

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

ciously. Hansen allowed herself to relax into a hypnotic trance, and began  2003 Page #143  

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

perators of refueling and rest and relaxation centers on the back side of t 2006 Page #7  

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

that Cabansac should stay there to relay communications, while Penniston an 2008 Page #80  
oward the truck and act as a radio relay between Sgt. Penniston , Airman Bu 2009 Page #63  

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

 Force (GSDF) headquarters and was relayed to us by the Japanese Air Self D 2004 Page #5  
ion and the complete story will be relayed. One afternoon Chris Style, a ba 2004 Page #43  
 Force (GSDF) headquarters and was relayed to us by the Japanese Air Self D 2007 Page #139  
R. His November l 2 Memorandum was relayed on to the James Angleton, the CI 2009 Page #42  
Memorandum to the CIA Director was relayed by William Colby (then Deputy Ch 2009 Page #43  

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

designators. It would therefore be releasable if found. • He had not yet fo 2004 Page #191  
A. "SPECIAL HANDLING REQUIRED -NOT RELEASABLE TO FOREIGN NATIONALS" The abo 2004 Page #244  
A. "SPECIAL HANDLING REQUIRED —NOT RELEASABLE TO FOREIGN NATIONALS." Beside 2004 Page #244  

Word: "release", 114 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 Master was contacted. They said a release is coming up. Speculation also i 2003 Page #53  
Conference from these men and will release it at a future date. Leslie does 2003 Page #66  
nd findings, why the need to delay release of this information for five mon 2003 Page #94  
cles. Confirmation of Hydrogen Gas Release The oxidation of MgO in water is 2003 Page #114  
 about 20 minutes of active bubble release, the cap was removed and a flame 2003 Page #114  
etic acid, we have the spontaneous release of hydrogen without external inp 2003 Page #115  
out underground cavities. The huge release of energy from the explosion was 2003 Page #149  
A Box 35 1946-52 Same approved for release stamp and date, but not identica 2003 Page #159  
or ten years in the military, then release it to the public via the normal  2003 Page #185  
h, the day after the Roswell press release on the crash. According to White 2003 Page #190  
tter to the Internet following the release of "Independence Day." As a part 2003 Page #194  
Carter made during the campaign to release all UFO information, led to a de 2003 Page #196  
e an exception saying he would not release UFO records with national securi 2003 Page #196  
 weapons system. I surely wouldn't release that, but if it was something re 2003 Page #196  
 I as president would go ahead and release it. I see nothing wrong with tha 2003 Page #196  
 crashed saucers, and chose not to release it, comes from a 1995 interview  2003 Page #197  
orce published a news story on the release of the USAF Roswell report. They 2003 Page #201  
of evident leak pending) immediate release. OK HST signed Marshall". Source 2003 Page #204  
es our hand. I am drafting a press release for the White House." Source: Tr 2003 Page #205  
s authorised to give a brief press release to local paper in which flth AF  2003 Page #235  
h Texas in Denton stated in a news release that at least one fragment was " 2004 Page #30  
se water tanks, 'cause we tried to release the water and it didn't go. The  2004 Page #51  
l Halt's audio recording. With the release of these documents this twenty-t 2004 Page #58  
ed with the detection of air-borne release of radiation over the state of N 2004 Page #81  
ded the time was not right for the release of the report. When the governme 2004 Page #86  
ster in his right mind is going to release ANY report which may prove embar 2004 Page #88  
 forced the Canadian government to release it. On page two of the three pag 2004 Page #89  
outer space by authorizing a press release by Lieutenant Walter Haut in Jul 2004 Page #134  
ur national security, you wouldn't release it now, would you, boys?" When C 2004 Page #139  
son both to military personnel who release such information and also civili 2004 Page #141  
water confirmed a plan underway to release some if not all of the informati 2004 Page #146  
e scenes. I believe the attempt to release the Holloman film was orchestrat 2004 Page #180  
the aliens, and therefore couldn't release the film. At one point according 2004 Page #185  
ter Other presidents have tried to release the UFO story to the American pu 2004 Page #185  
 to the public, but his ability to release was limited by national security 2004 Page #186  
pons systems. I certainly wouldn't release that. But if it was something re 2004 Page #186  
 as President I would go ahead and release that. I see nothing wrong with t 2004 Page #186  
ter did not fulfill his promise to release the UFOs files, the record shows 2004 Page #186  
t the UFO facts, but was unable to release it to the public. This came from 2004 Page #187  
that Carter had tried but couldn't release the information. He told me many 2004 Page #188  
o the UFO secret and was unable to release it to the public came from a sto 2004 Page #188  
the government — as much as we can release to you, and we will do that over 2004 Page #190  
rt by the Reagan administration to release information and mold the ufologi 2004 Page #192  
 and skeptical" about the offer to release the UFO films being offered by M 2004 Page #193  
the government would still like to release the HoHoman and crashed saucer f 2004 Page #194  
) that ciC*team SAID SEND MiStatEd release AS STORY And said (G) ****Day ** 2004 Page #229  
with General Lima took part in the release of the official version, appeare 2005 Page #35  
uke starting in the 1970s with the release of documents through the new and 2005 Page #73  
 crises/transition periods and the release of ufologically sensitive inform 2005 Page #84  
ize, there is no question that the release of these documents has made an i 2005 Page #84  
l crises have similarly led to the release of substanti al amounts of UFO d 2005 Page #84  
o in 1975 led within a year co the release of several hundred Spanish milit 2005 Page #84  
ader Mao Zedong in 1976 led to the release of many previousl y concealed UF 2005 Page #84  
e 1980s and early 1990s led co the release of a great deal of openness rega 2005 Page #84  
teral sense of the word. A limjred release of information seems our of the  2005 Page #85  
sed on physical evaluation." Early release was denied and the Supreme Court 2005 Page #101  
st seven days before his scheduled release date. Conclusions Since his deat 2005 Page #102  
rtin's Press, 1991. 9 Prior to CIA release to Tim Cooper of the MJ-12 refer 2005 Page #125  
me day perhaps the government will release the report that was undoubtedly  2006 Page #11  
 incident occurs, official sources release little (if any) information to t 2006 Page #71  
ntrol officer (LCO) on the B-52 to release the drone/booster stack from the 2006 Page #77  
000 feet. About five seconds after release, the booster ignited and propell 2006 Page #77  
air collision, body-bag, air-borne release, south-westernly (sic) course, s 2006 Page #105  
ident at issue and who desired the release of the official evidence to inte 2006 Page #133  
 Colman Sheppard's "Certificate of Release or Discharge from Active Duty,"  2006 Page #156  
. b. Office of the President would release no information. c. The substance 2006 Page #170  
What had happened? I requested the release of further information from the  2006 Page #174  
r." The New York Times covered the release of this report under the headlin 2007 Page #76  
od impression, and did not want to release photos of these aircraft with fl 2007 Page #95  
. These ma, have been used for the release of 1 O' diameter in-flight radio 2007 Page #107  
 the door-step ready to officially release information pertaining to the fo 2007 Page #110  
e U.S.A.F. to fully declassify and release into public domain, the technica 2007 Page #120  
ying around. The Russians will not release any of the metallic debris found 2007 Page #129  
s papers. According to a NASA News Release, dated 11-19- 89, he was also th 2007 Page #198  
D TECHNOLOGY EXPOSE VIRAL EVIDENCE RELEASE LEVEL TWO UFO ARSENAL FOIA LAWSU 2008 Page #1  
fense (MoD) gave an undertaking to release its entire archive of UFO files. 2008 Page #61  
isted the National Archives in the release process by reviewing the files,  2008 Page #61  
ill set out the background to this release and explain how the French gover 2008 Page #61  
ench government's 2007 decision to release its UFO files was a major factor 2008 Page #61  
uss the wider implications of this release. Introduction l used to work for 2008 Page #61  
 position', as it were, was not to release. It was a totally different cult 2008 Page #62  
nently and considered for eventual release. Prior to that, files on the sub 2008 Page #62  
 basis, MoD decided to proactively release its entire archive of UFO files. 2008 Page #63  
 access the material on the day of release) and this was another reason for 2008 Page #63  
nd this was another reason for the release, as was the hope that the move w 2008 Page #63  
d in the media. MoD decided not to release the material all in one go, main 2008 Page #63  
material can now be considered for release in the usual way. What's in the  2008 Page #64  
side of a commercial aircraft. The release made the news all around the wor 2008 Page #65  
e resulted not only from the first release but from the second illustrates  2008 Page #65  
s with the media. The British file release is helping move the UFO phenomen 2008 Page #65  
of media interviews, following the release of the documents from the MoD fi 2008 Page #66  
the UK and -perhaps fuelled by the release of the government files -an incr 2008 Page #67  
ling the full truth and gave him a release to sign so he could be given sod 2008 Page #90  
ly there. Perhaps I ike human time release capsules , John Burroughs , Jim  2008 Page #96  
the day the Roswell Air Base press release regarding the recovery of a flyi 2008 Page #132  
ASA PROTOCOLS CALLED FOR WORLDWIDE RELEASE IN CASE OF CONTACT -HIJ.[N KUPPE 2008 Page #151  
W: YOU HAVE THE SECRET -HOW DO YOU RELEASE THE INFORMATION??? ARV: NONSENSE 2008 Page #152  
ligence agencies to declassify and release sensitive documents on intellige 2009 Page #25  
s Copyrigh t© 2009 Kenn Thomas The release of Oliver Stone's movie JFK in 1 2009 Page #29  
n related documents , saying their release would cause "extremely grave dam 2009 Page #34  
 a climax a confrontation over the release of classified UFO files with the 2009 Page #35  
ns was a more secretive attempt to release classified UFO files. Leaked doc 2009 Page #40  
that Kennedy instructed the CIA to release classified UFO files as part of  2009 Page #40  
on to the moon and eventual public release of classified UFO files by both  2009 Page #40  
 on "outer space matters" with the release of classified UFO files. For und 2009 Page #41  
s the lead agency for ensuring the release of UFO files. This suggests that 2009 Page #41  
services were secretly required to release the most important UFO files rep 2009 Page #41  
ber 12, 1963 request to the CIA to release classified UFO files. 36         2009 Page #42  
on the record in a June 25th press release to state: #1 Audio Halt ( :27) C 2009 Page #59  
 to support 50,000 lbs. dropped at release speeds in excess of 300 knots (3 2009 Page #92  
ass shocked many of us with a news release which stated that "Scientists ha 2009 Page #134  
 noted in the October 9 Tass press release. As the two progressed through t 2009 Page #136  
ecidedly upbeat about the agency's release of the news story; some feeling  2009 Page #138  
lly advised that it is possible to release three or more discs in odd numbe 2009 Page #178  

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e of any statements that were ever released by any of the Nike facilities i 2003 Page #53  
l. There was never any information released that I am aware of which would  2003 Page #53  
During the conference, Leslie Kean released some information which she had  2003 Page #71  
months pass before the 'report' is released on October 11. It concludes tha 2003 Page #94  
er Ray Santilli in 1995, and later released in BBC and Fox television progr 2003 Page #101  
nce On June 8, 1996, the professor released his first report about the mate 2003 Page #104  
nferenceComparison with officially released FBI Files and those copied from 2003 Page #157  
mmunications Area sweep: witnesses released only after “debriefings ” Situa 2003 Page #175  
000 pages of UFO material that was released to me by the Clinton White Hous 2003 Page #200  
 White House the USAF Headquarters released their report on the Roswell cra 2003 Page #201  
ted that all UFO material has been released, and there is no cover-up. Chen 2003 Page #202  
e documents the government has not released them, and we have been lied to. 2003 Page #202  
es It.s camera over the h was also released to the masa a presidential sivi 2004 Page #20  
ed at the dtaposal of ,ersons were released. :tee parson was authorised to  2004 Page #20  
urred in the summer 2000 when they released several dozen documents related 2004 Page #58  
ed. In December 2002, the Ministry released more than one hundred and fifty 2004 Page #58  
e men listed on the MJ-12 document released by Stanton Friedman and Bill Mo 2004 Page #98  
. In the past year, the Woods have released a commendation that was receive 2004 Page #101  
any skeptical authors) will not be released until I think 2038. Why keep so 2004 Page #125  
 photos were confiscated and never released, the underwater sea floor cover 2004 Page #130  
o recounted that his father wasn't released to return to the ranch for a we 2004 Page #138  
pe from a toy factory. An FBI memo released at the time declared that the " 2004 Page #142  
port declaring that crash dummies, released from airplanes into the southwe 2004 Page #147  
 fact, these crash dummies weren't released from planes until about five or 2004 Page #148  
f films that the government wanted released to the public. In an interview  2004 Page #192  
 if the government wanted the film released all they had to do is go and of 2004 Page #193  
ted the historic film could not be released until a future date because of  2004 Page #194  
tal officials admitted he would be released soon. • Henry considered it odd 2004 Page #204  
tuff." Even so, most UFO documents released through FOIA are not of the Top 2005 Page #74  
there is a lot of it that has been released, it is just impossible to get a 2005 Page #80  
flurr) of government UFO documents released through the Freedom of Informat 2005 Page #80  
ely, key UFO documents began to be released into the public domain. Althoug 2005 Page #84  
document known co be authentic and released through official channels about 2005 Page #123  
 excluded the l\1]-12 related memo released to Tim Cooper originally. And t 2005 Page #126  
CIA document from 17 December 1953 released in response to a Freedom of Inf 2005 Page #128  
es 22-25 corresponds to a document released in 1985 under FOIA to Mr. Brian 2005 Page #129  
in g? Are there official, publicly released documents that are relevant to  2005 Page #135  
ST and BLUE FLY that have now been released into the public domain by the D 2005 Page #142  
 the date when the great secret is released. I have never had an unlisted t 2006 Page #12  
erienced great difficulty in being released from PPD due to relatively few  2006 Page #23  
The pilot's name was not initially released, leading the press to speculate 2006 Page #75  
ve intercourse, after which he was released. Over the next few months, his  2006 Page #109  
 a craft, and then the animals are released. Two kinds of craft are promine 2006 Page #115  
Speculation ranges from a chemical released from the disk as a result of th 2006 Page #136  
 further information on this event released by the Air Force, and sparse in 2006 Page #169  
formation in this matter was to be released by the Department of the Air Fo 2006 Page #170  
uried, Air Force documents not yet released which clarify this situation. H 2006 Page #173  
isenhower Briefing Document" (EBD) released in 1987, first by Timothy Good  2006 Page #177  
ething about his diaries not being released, classified for reasons of nati 2007 Page #84  
nside the government. The bit they released from my messages which makes me 2007 Page #89  
m Unidentified F!Jing Oi!Ject. The released portion of the report reads thu 2007 Page #140  
wever , lie with the awesome power released by the splitting of the atom. 7 2008 Page #27  
 or a satellite being accidentally released or shot down near these militar 2008 Page #59  
 May 14 2008 the National Archives released the first batch of files, leadi 2008 Page #61  
ber 20, 2008 the National Archives released the second batch of files, agai 2008 Page #61  
an certain information will not be released. Finally, 1 will pick out some  2008 Page #61  
pick out some cases from the newly released files and discuss the wider imp 2008 Page #61  
ce." In 2007 the French government released their archive of UFO files and  2008 Page #61  
                                be released. The 'default position', as it  2008 Page #62  
umption now is that information is released, unless any of the formal exemp 2008 Page #62  
nformation and personal data isn't released. Names, addresses and other per 2008 Page #63  
aff (DIS) UFO files are also being released. The DIS provided specialist ad 2008 Page #64  
atch The first batch of files were released on May 14, 2008. They covered t 2008 Page #64  
 Ministry of Defence UFO files was released on October 20, 2008 and are now 2008 Page #65  
f the UFO sightings in these newly released files can be explained as misid 2008 Page #65  
uture Once all the files have been released, most FOI requests can simply b 2008 Page #68  
s and files. Much has already been released and there's more to come. These 2008 Page #69  
n, of, before' ■ VP-verb--~,wen t, released, question ing ■ Subn-subord ina 2008 Page #118  
alifax by Canadian authorities but released on orders of British admiralty  2008 Page #125  
 about UFOs, The Flying Saucer was released, a cold war drama that took pla 2009 Page #30  
imed to be present at the burning, released it on June 23, 1999.16 Accordin 2009 Page #39  
urity Action Memorandum (NSAM) 271 released on the same day, November 12, 1 2009 Page #42  
site: "The information began to be released on 2 November 2005 by a retired 2009 Page #52  
night. If that tape was ever to be released -and I still believe it's out t 2009 Page #78  
is account was confirn1ed by later released FBI memos. However, that story  2009 Page #179  

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rward in June 1977- upset by press releases from the Air Force den)ing reco 2005 Page #131  
are defense. • 1995: Aum Shrinikyo releases Sarin gas in the Tokyo subway.  2006 Page #108  
ers At the same time as these file releases, the summer of 2008 has seen a  2008 Page #67  

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 white. The central saucer started releasing the white material, which Dahl 2003 Page #41  
rable mystery surrounds a delay in releasing the report made by the special 2003 Page #93  
procedure that is charged with not releasing information that would be unfa 2003 Page #184  
hanges all presidents' minds about releasing confirming evidence of UFOs. 1 2003 Page #195  
have performed a dual role of both releasing and covering up key parts of t 2004 Page #179  
and his colleagues are not against releasing the remainder of the film to a 2005 Page #151  
granted NEED-TO KNOW" clearance by releasing authorities responsible for it 2009 Page #25  

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ated and corroborated or should we relegate them to the worlds of myth and  2006 Page #123  
 starlit sky. We could, of course, relegate Bethurum 's story to the realm  2009 Page #55  

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al Secrets Act. The story was soon relegated to the colorful realm of East  2004 Page #46  
ng. As a result the story was soon relegated to the realm of myth, confabul 2009 Page #134  

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 events in a colorful fashion that relegates the reporting to human psychol 2009 Page #25  

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fe the genealogist. Due to Donna's relentless research into our collective  2006 Page #180  

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ltais, Friedman pursued the matter relentlessly. He shared his information  2004 Page #136  

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 issue is one that has significant relevanc e to national security-has been 2008 Page #32  

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them from continuing to deny their relevance. Karl Pflock, for example, now 2004 Page #220  
ed it revealed a document of great relevance co UFO crashes and military re 2005 Page #127  
r 1948 were dismissed as having no relevance to national security? Yes: evi 2008 Page #27  
nknown. Significantly, and of deep relevance to this paper, the group furth 2008 Page #35  

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red by U.S. military personnel. Of relevancy to this, is an account from th 2004 Page #16  
tive consistenc y, credibility and relevancy to the case? \Vhat are the res 2005 Page #135  
ht grow, challenging the truth and relevancy of traditional religions. Medi 2006 Page #58  
d face profound challenge to their relevancy and authority. "•also The medi 2006 Page #59  
 were unable to locate anything of relevancy. The controversy surrounding c 2006 Page #133  

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pplies for the Navy, including all relevant liaising. He is soon directing  2003 Page #86  
s Only the Roswell Newspapers hail relevant material. CHICAGO DAILY NEW5RED 2003 Page #118  
 the Manual, I wish to establish a relevant background shown in Slide 5. Ev 2003 Page #170  
s crash and quick to ascertain all relevant data — all of which would be es 2004 Page #7  
s of what we maintained were their relevant interactions and conversations  2004 Page #48  
 Executive Order in July 1948. The relevant civilian authority was the Atom 2004 Page #63  
ast 57 years with few, even in the relevant contemporary government, aware  2004 Page #63  
iological Warfare Programs that is relevant. Also, the interplanetary Pheno 2004 Page #119  
 21 years service MILITARY RECORDS RELEVANT TO OCRD ■ 4 May 61-Enroute to O 2005 Page #8  
y, years of official denial by the relevant U.S. agencies 'I.Vas met with d 2005 Page #73  
 , and demonstrat e concern by the relevant authorities. After all, what pe 2005 Page #74  
ntinue to remain as shattering and relevant as if they had occurred last we 2005 Page #104  
. Archives don't have any remotely relevant top secret codeword documents d 2005 Page #131  
blicly released documents that are relevant to the case, such as FBI files, 2005 Page #135  
nst known authentic standards . If relevant, typography aspects such as typ 2005 Page #136  
 died 1995. None of his presumably relevant papers have been round Ben Rich 2006 Page #27  
-slow) were identified as the most relevant for defining and distinguishing 2006 Page #51  
n its way elsewhere? Is human life relevant or irrelevant to its interest i 2006 Page #53  
survival might depend upon it. All relevant science facilities would become 2006 Page #62  
h or influence the NHI. Almost all relevant science would become de facto t 2006 Page #65  
business community would fragment. Relevant enterprises would become virtua 2006 Page #65  
des. He will specifically identify relevant documents and phrases therein t 2006 Page #101  
und or oval surgical wounds. 4. No relevant tracks around the dead animal 5 2006 Page #115  
their first visits in the 40s were relevant to causing some Homo sapiens de 2006 Page #116  
 of unknown origin. (29) It may be relevant that during its life as an acti 2006 Page #132  
 the same voice-over dialogue. The relevant excerpt begins with one voice s 2007 Page #75  
 other Mexican UFO cases that seem relevant to the 1974 Coyame case for a n 2007 Page #191  
 the most critically important and relevant questions that potentially has  2008 Page #23  
 fO.,..ITt,u ?1'.CJ3 Cover note is relevant ■ Leaker says he worked for Ang 2008 Page #120  
d late in life is not particularly relevant, since he was skilled at keepin 2009 Page #13  
ications of leaked MJ-12 documents relevant to Kennedy's efforts to declass 2009 Page #46  

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els of film and that some of it is releYant and some of it is not. Some of  2005 Page #151  

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 Initial inquires focused upon the reliabifay (or orherwise) of the\ ela sa 2007 Page #143  

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's computers are "Taking Tablet PC reLiabiJjry to the ends of the Earth. An 2007 Page #70  

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ric facilities and their political reliabilities judged. In the event that  2004 Page #170  

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nu.il RULES OF THUMB (Concluded) h Reliability: logic, coherency, age,occup 2003 Page #177  
e can be proud of his accuracy and reliability. I am willing to claim any e 2004 Page #106  
ed radar sightings; because of the reliability of the witnesses; because of 2008 Page #29  
er. What was the significance, the reliability, of this information ? Asked 2009 Page #18  
es made the strange reply that the reliability of the discovery was anybody 2009 Page #18  

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Quote* tn-ra ITO f\l‘l Rf* 1. "The reliable com* are omntc resting mid thr  2003 Page #118  
he last week - incidents that many reliable good citizens felt were suffici 2003 Page #195  
efing on the Roswell Incident from reliable sources, and that there was an  2004 Page #146  
finite duty. A list of politically reliable individuals is maintained for t 2004 Page #171  
he last week — incidents that many reliable good citizens felt were suffici 2004 Page #177  
rence There is a story from a very reliable source I know that Nixon actual 2004 Page #181  
l the AEC no longer considered him reliable and he had his security clearan 2004 Page #249  
rature djfferential, and To-T is a reliable predictor of changes in the wea 2005 Page #91  
o find that my memory was good and reliable (at least until recently) and I 2006 Page #13  
harleston last night, according to reliable reports received by the Gazette 2006 Page #94  
and night system is highly lethal, reliable, and effective against electron 2006 Page #143  
 amount ·could not be supported by reliable infonnalion.• ■ In other words, 2007 Page #53  
idge ... operators are experienced reliable personnel and radar set is in p 2008 Page #28  
entional opinions or knew "someone reliable who saw something." That's when 2008 Page #42  
tence length is not a particularly reliable discriminator. This argument wo 2008 Page #108  
s is not good and must be guarded. Reliable information about foreign situa 2009 Page #15  
o nuclear attack. Anyone who seeks reliable and complete defense against nu 2009 Page #22  
ing certain periods of intense and reliable flying saucer incidents in that 2009 Page #24  
tion about the new weapon was most reliable, but could not be disclosed. Th 2009 Page #157  
 out of Auckland which quoted most reliable sources as saying that research 2009 Page #159  
this news leak in 1947. It is most reliable, but could not be disclosed. al 2009 Page #173  
hat several of the individuals are reliable members of the community . He s 2009 Page #178  
 •~e~~ a~d inf,o,m~l:ion. I "m()SI reliable" soucccs "" ~av-. So fat ~ is , 2009 Page #182  

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hed a program for investigation of reliably reported unidentified flying ob 2004 Page #4  
hed a program for investigation of reliably reported unidentified flying ob 2005 Page #142  

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tay open, services would function. Reliaion _ Most religious authorities wo 2006 Page #64  

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less frequent because of the heavy reliance on computer-based security syst 2003 Page #187  
uce fear and paranoia, with strong reliance on science, media, and religion 2006 Page #61  

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by our area supervisor if I wanted relief to go to the tower also. I declin 2004 Page #55  
rror. The Prime Minister expressed relief and gratification." This version, 2006 Page #168  

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 the mean time, he was doing shift reliefs and remembers being in the day r 2009 Page #81  

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evalists and their followers") and relies on an interview with one MD to se 2004 Page #127  

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ared her so much she cried and was relieved of her duty for the night. So,  2008 Page #87  

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

 Casper Weinberger sent a telegram relieving both Scott and Miller of their 2004 Page #193  

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ds) • Apprehension about impact on religion • Later, cover illegal or uncon 2004 Page #122  
older groups (government, science, religion, business and media) were conve 2006 Page #51  
vis-à-vis human science, politics, religion, philosophy. We would see commo 2006 Page #54  
and archetypes vis-à- vis science, religion and philosophy. This would make 2006 Page #55  
Being would fit evil archetypes of religion, science fiction or urban legen 2006 Page #55  
s, which would include government, religion, science, business, media and t 2006 Page #55  
survive in the post-Contact world. Religion Religious leaders would be conc 2006 Page #56  
hostile. Many people would turn to religion for support; many others might  2006 Page #57  
rs might turn away, convinced that religion was now powerless to provide me 2006 Page #57  
 of government, science, business, religion and media. All participants' vi 2006 Page #58  
/privatizing windfall discoveries. Religion Religious reaction would range  2006 Page #58  
rtling changes in human education, religion, even entertainment. . -----umn 2006 Page #60  
ities and social welfare programs. Religion . Overall church attendance wou 2006 Page #60  
ng reliance on science, media, and religion. If the NHI strangeness were co 2006 Page #61  
d breakthroughs could be expected. Religion - Religious institutions would  2006 Page #61  
ood, water, energy, communication. Religion Media Some would view this as A 2006 Page #62  
 Conference Science 41111 Business Religion Media Public government/militar 2006 Page #63  
ene to keep basic services afloat. Religion Media Public As hostility becam 2006 Page #65  
ight have an effect on society and religion. Basically the whole thing was  2006 Page #162  
eir German antecedents , have used religion to cover a multitude of anti-li 2008 Page #143  
y the soldiers. Even the fields of religion, education , and entertainment  2008 Page #145  

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ntact. Meanwhile, more progressive religionists might energetically engage  2006 Page #57  

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invasion. None of the world's main religions provide room for ETs, other th 2004 Page #123  
truth and relevancy of traditional religions. Media . ., _ _. "We are not a 2006 Page #58  
t realms, for better or worse. All religions would face profound challenge  2006 Page #59  
onvert it to one or another of our religions. Equally, the NHI would stimul 2006 Page #60  
HI would stimulate the rise of new religions and cults, some worshipping th 2006 Page #60  
along with cultic activity and new religions. The media, like other sectors 2006 Page #61  
 NHI. As hostile intent clarified, religions of every kind would join toget 2006 Page #62  
an Project in complexity and cost. Religions will be called upon to uphold  2006 Page #68  
an Project in complexity and cost. Religions will be called upon to uphold  2006 Page #69  
in the Bible that we wouldn't want religions to have to deal with. It could 2006 Page #162  
 Christian University, comparative religions and anthropology at the Univer 2006 Page #195  

Word: "religious", 41 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ar material B To avoid the unknown religious impact 11W/2003 Special Operat 2003 Page #188  
retain control over bad guys □ The religious backfire might be substantial  2003 Page #188  
fornia in the SETI program.(on the religious implications of extraterrestri 2003 Page #197  
 Jet Propulsion Laboratory on the "Religious Implications of Extraterrestri 2004 Page #186  
 a unique claim. After aU, if most religious believers believe what they sa 2005 Page #117  
rent places. • D. A small group of religious fundamentalists (Jerry Falwell 2006 Page #10  
ey would be up the creek without a religious paddle if an announcement were 2006 Page #10  
keholder groups—media, government, religious, academic, business, general p 2006 Page #48  
tions/archetype s, arousing little religious backlash, allowing social adap 2006 Page #54  
n the post-Contact world. Religion Religious leaders would be concerned wit 2006 Page #56  
tutions, causing more conservative religious 53                             2006 Page #56  
he case of malevolent Contact, all religious leaders would be called upon t 2006 Page #57  
hope and cohesion. In many places, religious institutions would be the key  2006 Page #57  
ing windfall discoveries. Religion Religious reaction would range from trus 2006 Page #58  
nt's tone via the media as well as religious leadership. Initial fear would 2006 Page #58  
Government would lean on media and religious authorities to help maintain p 2006 Page #59  
access to the NHI. . . • ' eligion Religious leaders would need to strongly 2006 Page #59  
 hand in glove to manage media and religious reactions. Science would also  2006 Page #61  
ughs could be expected. Religion - Religious institutions would need to res 2006 Page #61  
pose varied threats to the current religious paradigm; NHI strangeness woul 2006 Page #61  
geddon; others as a test of faith. Religious institutions would be crucial  2006 Page #62  
 to social cohesion. A minority of religious leaders would call for dialogu 2006 Page #62  
ess would introduce ambiguity into religious response. Conservatives might  2006 Page #63  
es would function. Reliaion _ Most religious authorities would demonize the 2006 Page #64  
le in maintaining social cohesion. Religious orthodoxy would be challenged  2006 Page #64  
 cults and doomsday prophets. Some religious leaders would urge understandi 2006 Page #64  
 As hostility became evident, most religious leaders would demonize the NH! 2006 Page #65  
overnment would support this role. Religious leaders would face a rising ti 2006 Page #65  
need immediate and firm support of religious leaders as well as scientific  2006 Page #66  
ry difficult. Among scientists and religious leaders, widespread bunkering  2006 Page #67  
 well as extreme reactions in some religious groups. Fast-Familiar -Negativ 2006 Page #67  
eace advocates will try to counter religious demonization and will denounce 2006 Page #68  
eace advocates will try to counter religious demonization. Social schisms w 2006 Page #69  
urselves battling a scientific and religious establishment that marches in  2006 Page #181  
afe" scientists and their dogmatic religious comrades parade boldly around  2006 Page #181  
h" institutions and fundamentalist religious cults from Christianity to Isl 2006 Page #181  
e to preach their "scientific" and religious gospel of denial and dependenc 2006 Page #182  
nned to invite many of the world's religious and spiritual leaders to a con 2006 Page #198  
bly as a result of the deep-seated religious beliefs that dominated the gro 2008 Page #35  
ult beliefs stemming from Egyptian religious mythology involving the conste 2008 Page #135  
oadway Books, Doubleday, Doubleday Religious Publishing , Main Street Books 2008 Page #143  

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FON Conference in 1978, and titled Rellievals of the Third Kind), the follo 2005 Page #43  

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g the time that I was preparing to relocate to Nevada my UFO abduction rese 2006 Page #196  

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 and Development Board. Dr. \Xiang relocated his research from \Vright-Patt 2005 Page #41  
ch and Development Board. Dr. Wang relocated his research from Wright-Patte 2005 Page #169  

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s censure, being confined to base, relocation to foreign US bases, and the  2006 Page #17  

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 ..u ... ra. -\ .-.,-i-.,,..--. tr.relt.ac - • lart~ ....,..., -· w--- t■ ~ 2008 Page #22  

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. there arc no eaves that arc both relublcund inicnMin ”' Dr. Carl Sagan “O 2003 Page #118  

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ell what he knew. Dr. Walker was a reluctant witness, but he could not hang 2004 Page #98  
e no more". Why were the locals so reluctant to talk with me, especially th 2006 Page #92  
tnesses. At first people were very reluctant to talk but we assured them th 2006 Page #198  
At the cime, officials were rughly reluctant to reveal precisely what a "zo 2007 Page #144  
                  Larry Lake was a reluctant witness, but not initially. On 2008 Page #46  
 the story. Conclusion l am always reluctant to use the word disclosure , b 2008 Page #69  
e to the bon1b.11 · ; atomic bomb. Reluctant 10 discuss 1.11cl Asked about  2009 Page #181  

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

ver a half mile [805 meters] long. Reluctantly they steamed back and forth  2004 Page #40  
e told that they had seen nothing. Reluctantly, both parties agreed to this 2005 Page #147  
s and taking many measurements, we reluctantly left the area of this find a 2007 Page #189  

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ndependent testimony that does not rely on either Newton or Gebauer and, th 2004 Page #217  
oach taken in this project did not rely upon prior UFO lore, theory or evid 2006 Page #48  
d by the NHI strangeness and would rely on science for explanation, guidanc 2006 Page #61  
lien or a UFO, choosing instead to rely on the spoken word. They were carri 2007 Page #75  
 need a new review, or will simply rely on Project Condign, is open to deba 2008 Page #68  

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HAT MIGHT RAW FALLEN. THEY HAVEN'T REM ABLE TO DO THAT. SCOTT WHATEVER YOUR 2004 Page #24  
ployed a seconda1y propulsi on sys rem which might have been associated "·i 2007 Page #109  
Dronr lip cb1c -,.,, ,mnllJTP:19tm rem -bdlo po;r.am """ Wo·blg; com .,.... 2009 Page #198  

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es or ridicule, th.is is work that rema.ins co be done. For the sake of his 2005 Page #131  

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 oolects caused one cortreil,?r to remaf'., ·1,-e never seen a¥Intng lt,e t 2009 Page #144  

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rieval Conference this case ask to remain anonymous. They don't want involv 2003 Page #58  
 of their jobs, have also asked to remain anonymous. The Object in the Sky  2003 Page #58  
ctually took place, then questions remain as to how this would relate to CO 2003 Page #65  
tter stated that the writer had to remain anonymous for his own protection, 2003 Page #146  
orv.surrounding bases. First repor remain s of a AAF top secret MOGUL ballo 2003 Page #232  
gan ringing so he asked Wickens to remain where he was after getting the pa 2004 Page #35  
 and I but to the public it has to remain a story. However, it is a story t 2004 Page #45  
 insure that the temperature would remain at that constant. The fixtures we 2004 Page #51  
onfidential sources that the facts remain classified and off limits to publ 2004 Page #64  
iles related to Lundahl's UFO work remain hidden. Even Lundahl himself is v 2004 Page #105  
ed, and many of the documents that remain classified are held there "in the 2004 Page #218  
d air force general who prefers to remain anolymous and who knew Blanchard  2004 Page #222  
achelor's degree in law, wished to remain anonymous and does not want her n 2005 Page #36  
e USAF investigating team! He must remain anonymous; I've dubbed him Fritz  2005 Page #40  
ecades now, and which continues to remain unacknowledged officially. As dis 2005 Page #84  
 sigruficant chapters continues to remain one of its least known: in the ea 2005 Page #88  
 a low energy charge, however, can remain in an accumulator much longer whi 2005 Page #90  
he question of murder is likely co remain an open one. Regardless of whethe 2005 Page #104  
fifty years past, they continue to remain as shattering and relevant as if  2005 Page #104  
 man could not fly. Man) questions remain in the UFO controvers y. Scientis 2005 Page #120  
ces, some of which still prefer to remain anonymous. \Yle must also underst 2005 Page #163  
essure on recruited individuals to remain loyal to their covert program sup 2006 Page #23  
se participants, most of whom will remain anonymous, for their significant  2006 Page #49  
 real events, then evidence should remain to determine the nature of those  2006 Page #88  
ical Warfare) Of course, questions remain: why, for example, was James Pres 2006 Page #130  
tered the woods — for reasons that remain unknown. 129                      2006 Page #132  
nned or not. "Other questions also remain, such as why would a recovered di 2006 Page #136  
ecorated Defenders of the Paradigm remain certain in their faith that they  2006 Page #181  
fore. Still, a number of questions remain.- Immediately prior to its splash 2006 Page #190  
ied in 1997 and later divorced. We remain good friends. David's brother, Pa 2006 Page #208  
ial of Cabinet rank who prefers to remain unidentified. " The "British offi 2007 Page #136  
 with knowledg e of the Anomal) to remain silent. And there is the claim th 2007 Page #138  
 in the dark? Those same questions remain as valid today as they were thirt 2007 Page #142  
 were all - albeit to degrees that remain unresolved thus far -somehow link 2007 Page #144  
have talked to a man who wishes to remain anonymous , who told me on audio  2008 Page #14  
h a manner that our culture 1rnuld remain intact with guarantees chat che.: 2008 Page #113  
or war, and I believe the two will remain inseparable. Public awareness is  2009 Page #20  
perience because military archives remain closed to certain documents or ha 2009 Page #24  
950's and l 960's, authentic works remain scarce, and bibliographic indebte 2009 Page #24  
 to Nevada, and instead elected to remain at their home in Santa Barbara. Y 2009 Page #54  
 perfect after 50 years. The facts remain -the documents she gave me, now v 2009 Page #95  

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ve with distinction throughout the remainder of the war. Following secessio 2003 Page #86  
orts of memos continue through the remainder of the 1950s, through the 1960 2005 Page #74  
olleagues would follow him for the remainder of his life. It was about 1927 2005 Page #89  
gues are not against releasing the remainder of the film to a TV compan) sh 2005 Page #151  
rge of the cleanup detail. For the remainder of the afternoon, the helicopt 2006 Page #79  
ly rescued from a fire burning the remainder of James Angleton's files afte 2009 Page #39  

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 25) Josephine Forrestal — who has remained in Paris throughout her husband 2003 Page #92  
r in which the reaction took place remained as clear and free of particles  2003 Page #112  
t that very fine Bismuth particles remained in the solution clearly indicat 2003 Page #114  
              Project Beta problem remained keeping this secret from the "e 2003 Page #149  
at these targets had. periodically remained stationary for minutes at a tim 2003 Page #233  
tion for this statement and I have remained unaware of this development. An 2004 Page #30  
of East Anglican folklore where it remained until October 2, 1983. That Sun 2004 Page #46  
's whistleblower. The incident has remained in some corner of the public ey 2004 Page #46  
did not return with the others and remained missing for some days. On the s 2004 Page #47  
were new to us. These letters have remained in Larry's files since. Excerpt 2004 Page #49  
ce. The May 15, 1947, incident has remained a special access, compartmental 2004 Page #63  
as fascinated with the contact and remained in regular contact with Mrs. Sw 2004 Page #103  
e message got out and the cover-up remained intact. As bizarre as the Disne 2004 Page #179  
 May. 194. created a vacancy which remained unfilled until 01 August, 1950, 2004 Page #203  
ldwater, the important information remained unavaiJable even to him. 6 Then 2005 Page #80  
an initial stronger blinking, then remained dim. The second wobbled, then i 2005 Page #100  
medical menace to justice and they remained undeterred in tl1eir efforts. A 2005 Page #101  
e main body of the craft, however, remained in place with odd pieces dangli 2005 Page #156  
 for news, as long as those organs remained functional. Despite terror, the 2006 Page #62  
. When, however, infectious tissue remained infectious after 110            2006 Page #113  
arch community, it has steadfastly remained an integral part of the story e 2006 Page #122  
Stallion. Personnel from this team remained with their craft and had no con 2006 Page #134  
ifferent network. But the fighters remained in the area awhile and then cam 2006 Page #146  
 co land on a nearb~ hill where it remained for over a11 hour before it sho 2007 Page #165  
l returned to Albuquerque where he remained in active Army reserves until 1 2007 Page #174  
o dangling below, the soldiers who remained behind gathered together all of 2007 Page #188  
ts intensity increased again.' "lt remained for a moment at a considerable  2007 Page #196  
sappearing from sight." The family remained silent for a few moments, numbe 2007 Page #196  
e imagination or hallucination. It remained there, a sample of something wi 2007 Page #196  
ssional photographers, and that it remained the same regardless of wh~ther  2007 Page #199  
axes. Only 70 l reported sightings remained unexplained . 1 17              2008 Page #23  
    Concerning the sightings which remained unidcntiti~d. the U.S. Air Forc 2008 Page #24  
adamant that: Of the very few that remained unidentified. there was no indi 2008 Page #24  
s from Exeter, New Hampshire .23 I remained fascinated and intensely curiou 2008 Page #42  
Retrieval Investigation would have remained a two-inch file folder in a dra 2008 Page #55  
 circles. The objects to the north remained in the sky for an hour or more. 2008 Page #94  
 Film (GAF) from 1927 to 1934. GAF remained a subsidiary of I. G. Farben. S 2008 Page #127  
ional Security Council in 1947 and remained a special consultant on securit 2008 Page #133  
ant. AND WHY HA VE THE GOVERNMENTS REMAINED SO SILENT? I think just utter f 2009 Page #85  
 University. Her physical strength remained even after two bouts with cance 2009 Page #88  
he friendship of a brave woman who remained kind and optimistic despite tra 2009 Page #88  
 she recalled, but also by how she remained aware of places where her recol 2009 Page #91  
ailable to the public; the project remained classified. lo June's words: "A 2009 Page #91  
is seemingly paralyzed the boy who remained motionles s until the tall one  2009 Page #136  
cal direction of the whole project remained, throughout, the responsibility 2009 Page #165  
cal direction of the whole project remained throughout the responsibility o 2009 Page #173  

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ned under the McNab law until, all remaing evidence was secured in restrict 2003 Page #235  

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ge under "Operacion Paperdip". The remainin g group of scientists, were cap 2007 Page #111  

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parate branch of the service, "the remaining bodies stored at Wright along  2003 Page #102  
tep involved an examination of the remaining precipitate-free, acetic acid  2003 Page #114  
broken off and was missing. On the remaining half was etched a designed whi 2004 Page #27  
t Gate, will encourage some of the remaining individuals involved to come f 2004 Page #59  
ne human death resulted before the remaining aliens boarded and left. Subse 2004 Page #119  
o have been at liberty to sell any remaining pictures if he wished. In the  2004 Page #237  
d smaller after drawing on it. The remaining four unknowns (to the north, s 2005 Page #96  
ential business would close doors. Remaining businesses would focus on two  2006 Page #62  
crash sites today and studying the remaining physical evidence provides ins 2006 Page #72  
nson concentrated on modifying the remaining drones for launch from beneath 2006 Page #77  
 no reference data. I examined the remaining debris, ranging in size from t 2006 Page #84  
he group with Eugene Lemon and the remaining boys trailed behind as they he 2006 Page #90  
y damaged escape cylinder, and the remaining three were found some distance 2006 Page #103  
thought it was for the coffee. The remaining playful copy worked the ET wor 2007 Page #62  
parked. Because they were the last remaining of their model, the Master Ser 2007 Page #95  
, gear, and bodies and blew up the remaining evidence with high explosives. 2007 Page #188  
be some very good reasons for them remaining _covert, I ~hink that fron~, a 2008 Page #34  
be some very good reasons for them remaining covert, I think that from a mi 2008 Page #38  
Bertelsmann and Mohn families. The remaining 23.1 percent ownership resides 2008 Page #144  

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ecksburg. The origin of the object remains an open question. The CFi Kecksb 2003 Page #65  
nesium/zinc' function might be, it remains a mystery. And to date, no one h 2003 Page #111  
alysis, the case of Paul Bennewitz remains in the same family as the CIA's  2003 Page #151  
SOM1-01 h Purpose is to recover ET remains and keep it secret □ In general, 2003 Page #172  
devices n Recover ail entities and remains in any way available □ Establish 2003 Page #172  
servation, removal of cadavers and remains 26. Retrieval and preservation o 2003 Page #177  
on degree will vary: photos of all remains o Minimize contact: gloves, tool 2003 Page #177  
s, tools, no bare hands o Preserve remains: ice, tarps, labels, sealed cont 2003 Page #177  
al Thomas Handy, Fourth Amy Hdqrs. Remains of the |3^’erpl.a~h to Alajiogor 2003 Page #234  
O, • - -rlwi: iWright Field. Other remains. werelypsajapSTCHT acrbss-iheVWS 2003 Page #234  
Staff Spaatr and to view recovered remains of craft from LI—2. On 8 July, T 2003 Page #234  
 of a report on the examination of remains of a UFO crashed near Spitsberge 2004 Page #13  
riddles, I am confident that these remains from Spitsbergen will be of utmo 2004 Page #13  
the only one aboard, and while his remains are badly disfigured, enough of  2004 Page #26  
e men of the town who gathered his remains said he was a 'small man' and bu 2004 Page #29  
entioned going on the record, this remains a story. It is fact to Chris and 2004 Page #45  
hears V, 7-8 Doctor found skeletal remains, USAF coverup 79 1987 Ohio, USA  2004 Page #114  
ery of extraterrestrial biological remains. On top of that, there is the    2004 Page #132  
at the U.S. military recovered the remains of the ship and its alien occupa 2004 Page #136  
estrial spaceships and the organic remains of deceased extraterrestrial pil 2004 Page #147  
traterrestrial UFOs and biological remains of ETs. He said that those plans 2004 Page #147  
 sufficient to house witnesses and remains is called AREA 2. USSR Crash Ret 2004 Page #169  
val Procedures and Policies VIII • Remains of craft are transported by the  2004 Page #171  
oted that the Paradise Valley case remains extremely controversial — it occ 2004 Page #218  
 FORWARDED TO THE (G) **** and THE REMAINS OF THE WRECK YOU FORWARDED TO TH 2004 Page #229  
WARDED TO THE (MN) ****sow AND THE REMAINS OF THE WRECK YOU FORWARDED TO TH 2004 Page #229  
anachronism. However, the question remains — Is the concept of Freedom of I 2004 Page #253  
near the object sheltered the dead remains of the only occupant of the craf 2005 Page #41  
ely of alien origin -although this remains in my view easily the most likel 2005 Page #73  
urce of documentation in book form remains The UFO Co1--emp (formerly Clear 2005 Page #73  
ch. Skunhvorks, of course, was and remains among the most dite of all aeros 2005 Page #80  
, after nearly twenty years, there remains a strong public debate among UFO 2005 Page #82  
ified body of scientific knowledge remains its most controversial. The comm 2005 Page #87  
.«hat does not fit into the system remains unseen. Alternatively, if it is  2005 Page #103  
57, and one whose UFO-related work remains an extremely significant area of 2005 Page #104  
 as Nike, Viking, and Corporal. It remains a major facility that supports m 2005 Page #125  
he Cutler memo, which nevertheless remains as official contents closely con 2005 Page #126  
, the exact date of the film still remains open to question. Claims made by 2005 Page #146  
 even with my assistance. The fact remains, however, that there is no proof 2005 Page #146  
they literaLiy stumbled across the remains of what they believe to have bee 2005 Page #153  
Army fatigues loaded the shattered remains of a flying apparatus onto a hug 2005 Page #153  
ion to investigate and unearth the remains of whatever crashed in the deser 2005 Page #158  
nterbary . The Brown work probably remains a realistic approach to the prac 2005 Page #171  
ientific study of all entities and remains of entities not of terrestrial o 2006 Page #18  
gain out-run the aircraft. "Origin remains unknown. - Distribution list: NS 2006 Page #28  
rception and assessment of the NHI remains difficult, though with time, the 2006 Page #54  
said they were "taking care of the remains" of the pilot. The crash site (F 2006 Page #82  
e and Technology Laboratory) which remains an agency of the Ministry of Def 2006 Page #123  
? To date, this is a question that remains unanswered. (22) The James Presc 2006 Page #128  
ns forces. Their secondary mission remains that of search and rescue and th 2006 Page #132  
told me, he was picking the burned remains of an E. T. out of a console as  2006 Page #155  
tly step in. Finally, the question remains: What, if anything, did the NOAA 2006 Page #191  
ht up by the Lummi Island Incident remains genuinely puzzled by it to this  2006 Page #192  
ring the private recovery mission, remains flummoxed by the entire affair.  2006 Page #193  
ties. UFO censorship prevailed and remains in lace. Wire Service Censorship 2007 Page #19  
 security standards,8need to know" remains key. ■ Hundreds established sinc 2007 Page #53  
utfic, while the program behind it remains umf1Scovered . 49                2007 Page #55  
arity of this advertising campaign remains high and dependin g upon availab 2007 Page #70  
 Project Moon Dust was established remains unclear, there are inrucations t 2007 Page #132  
ts and airmen, after examining the remains of one mysterious flying ship, a 2007 Page #136  
hat some believe may have been the remains of the mighty Ark of Noah as des 2007 Page #137  
Turkey to try and locate the Ark's remains. Others maintain that remnants o 2007 Page #138  
claim that the J\rk represents the remains of a crashed UFO that impacted o 2007 Page #138  
est as being the culprit, the case remains shrouded in mystery and controve 2007 Page #142  
 erroneous, non-existent detection remains the weakest. Moreover, injtial a 2007 Page #143  
 satellite detection. The question remains: why? And there is an intriguing 2007 Page #144  
sroswell .com). Although this case remains in need of much more research, t 2007 Page #184  
gments, and a pit from which human remains were hastily retrieved by the Me 2007 Page #184  
d the United States to recover the remains of what many later believed was  2007 Page #186  
btained without examination of the remains of crashed objects." Project Sig 2007 Page #193  
t match a bolide. One witness, who remains anonymous, claims the object lan 2008 Page #16  
d unidcntiti~d. the U.S. Air Force remains adamant that: Of the very few th 2008 Page #24  
 a complete blank and the incident remains unexplained to this day. This in 2008 Page #66  
ific Beach was a Navy facility; it remains a conference center and resort f 2008 Page #70  
study was thorough • Condon Report remains 11,., ,cientific point of refl!' 2008 Page #147  
ong as an effective countermeasure remains untested. If national sovereignt 2009 Page #16  
al Decisions (Glencoe, Ill., 1956) remains the only attempt to explore the  2009 Page #24  
rvard University, and thus my debt remains to the faculty and guest lecture 2009 Page #25  
racy . That the Maury Island story remains under-examined and unsettled to  2009 Page #34  
near the object sheltered the dead remains of the only occupant of the craf 2009 Page #49  

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ies escape over the Internet while remairun g invisible in the corporate me 2007 Page #20  

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se again co a considerable height, remairung again in a wavering motion and 2007 Page #196  

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But actually Clinton continued his remark by saying, "But if it did happen, 2004 Page #140  
miliar with the &van aben invasion remark and brought it up many times. To  2004 Page #196  
fed on the subject. According to a remark quoted to long time Washington Wh 2004 Page #197  
 as private as we thought! Another remark, that this caller made, confirmed 2006 Page #205  

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ries of that long-ago event, and a remarkab le picture emerged. Baca writes 2005 Page #154  

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.S. and Canadian forces recorded a remarkable encounter over Goose Bay, Lab 2003 Page #88  
be summarizing the content of this remarkable document, discussing its prov 2003 Page #169  
e example case. The second case is remarkable to me because it begins to ge 2004 Page #117  
policy. The last one I think to be remarkable because we had expected to ha 2004 Page #117  
 reader with the specifics of this remarkable episode in PostWar History. T 2005 Page #88  
ower order" insects like bees have remarkable skills at finding nectar; dif 2006 Page #101  
 by other military units. 5 5 Most remarkable was what Prescott had to say  2006 Page #123  
ave two military eyewitnesses of a remarkable radar tracking of UFOs east o 2006 Page #142  
rensic testing and resu Its ■ Some remarkable annotations ■ Who was "Ben"?  2007 Page #42  
orensic testing and results ■ Some remarkable annotations ■ Who was "Ben"?  2007 Page #49  
n August 5, 1962, tells the whole, remarkable story. Notably, at the top of 2007 Page #135  
tired employees may very well shed remarkable light on this particularly co 2007 Page #144  
f Coyame residents to several very remarkable and mysterious sites near Coy 2007 Page #189  
set up an interview. It would seem remarkable to imagine that Teller didn't 2009 Page #9  

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, the description of which sounded remarkably like the craft recovered at S 2004 Page #14  
interplanetary war." See Slide 27. Remarkably, in the last few months I hav 2004 Page #129  
 nations, these numbers ha, e been remarkably stable, though with obvious l 2005 Page #75  
sh fire damage to the airframe was remarkably light, while structural break 2006 Page #82  
gether with 38 pages of materials. Remarkably, it had been placed in his ma 2008 Page #105  

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d the story. "I remember my father remarked that the judge outdid himself t 2004 Page #29  
of the "Granby" divers, Rick Wood, remarked to me that "We didn't find any  2004 Page #42  
ce noticed what he was reading and remarked on it. He said he was only a ki 2004 Page #43  
with the Los Angeles Times, Marvel remarked on the flag and displayed a lar 2006 Page #83  
 the author, McDaniels. The caller remarked that he had a fully bound versi 2006 Page #205  
indows. It glided overhead and she remarked, ''ft was out of power." The UF 2008 Page #50  
rified their position when he once remarked, "You must understand that this 2008 Page #130  

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seen UFOs. I’ve seen one myself. ” Remarking on his sighting in January ’69 2003 Page #7  

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ffice. One of the report's closing remarks would have had particular 84     2003 Page #88  
ed hard to keep the alien invasion remarks out lest people thing there actu 2003 Page #199  
ews broadcasts cut the President's remarks right there. But actually Clinto 2004 Page #140  
elf-confident. .." Yet despite the remarks it appears that Bill Clinton may 2004 Page #197  
t because someone made disparaging remarks about Gen. Ramey ostensibly swap 2004 Page #226  
960"? All above in OCRD FIRST HAND REMARKS ■ "Eyes Only access at the NSC o 2005 Page #8  
gineer ing Claims -5k SECOND H.AND REMARKS ■ ... thrown m with great men .. 2005 Page #9  
SECRETit.1;-J}C FULL TEXT OF BEN'S REMARKS ( compare farmer Trent's photos  2007 Page #49  

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hild to my parents but when my dad remarried he had a daughter, my half sis 2007 Page #82  
 daughter, my half sister. Then he remarried a third time and 1 've now got 2007 Page #82  

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         SUBJECT: Collec1ions Rrqu!remcnt (er) :'4A (U) 23 NOV 1983 TO: A L 2007 Page #175  

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io, NM August 1945 Crash Retrieval Reme Baca Copyright 2005 Reme Boca Reme  2005 Page #153  
Retrieval Reme Baca Copyright 2005 Reme Boca Reme Baca and Jose Padilla wer 2005 Page #153  
Reme Baca Copyright 2005 Reme Boca Reme Baca and Jose Padilla were young bo 2005 Page #153  
 ingrecLients of crashed UFO lore. Reme Baca recalls that New Mexico in 194 2005 Page #153  
nyone about this," Faustino said. "Reme, your dad just started working for  2005 Page #156  
It is not clear how close Jose and Reme were to the crash site or military  2005 Page #156  
 debris retrieved from the site by Reme Baca and Jose Padilla has since bee 2005 Page #157  
re going to explain this. ' DO YOU REME!vfBER WHAT HE SAID? John says, 'We  2009 Page #65  

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 it was going. SO ALL THREE OF YOU REMEi'vIBER THE RADIO ANNOUNCEMENT? Mom  2007 Page #167  

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s of history to repeat themselves. Rememb er: "Love, work and knowledge are 2005 Page #104  

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der direct orders to debunk. . . I remember the conversations around the co 2003 Page #11  
e, very, very long arms. I vaguely remember three fingers, but I couldn't s 2003 Page #35  
y aluminum foil, not that thick. I remember at the time it making a large i 2003 Page #35  
children or teenagers in 1965, and remember the events of that time quite w 2003 Page #57  
rom around Mount Pleasant Township remember that incident. Some of these fo 2003 Page #57  
aerial objects. It is important to remember that as with other such SECRET  2003 Page #88  
nr other nhx mu* »ijd ol im|uct. I remember rccnaet/ins liir* malrnal a* bc 2003 Page #132  
 days later and told the story. "I remember my father remarked that the jud 2004 Page #29  
 here was the diver saying, well I remember diving on two UFO operations (T 2004 Page #43  
ed him shortly after. He could not remember seeing anything in the nature o 2004 Page #44  
 for asking too many questions — I remember that Navy guy saying that "Bull 2004 Page #49  
eople who don't have a clue. ... I remember that call to the States that yo 2004 Page #49  
first night. I worked C Flight and remember you from shift changes. 1 liked 2004 Page #50  
 than ever we were not supposed to remember certain things. ... (mentions t 2004 Page #50  
er understand the truth. ... Larry remember "duck and cover" cause your boo 2004 Page #50  
 busy elsewhere, maybe on sight? I remember the malfunctions with the light 2004 Page #50  
didn't need the added aggravation. Remember, I was trying to survive my tim 2004 Page #55  
 I didn't want to miss anything. I remember repeating the transmissions fro 2004 Page #55  
g back to the family members, they remember him saying, 'I was one of the p 2004 Page #72  
 the Northeast sector, but I can't remember exactly where. "The report refe 2004 Page #75  
in 1967. The thing was he couldn't remember his name. We pressured him and  2004 Page #87  
r analysis: James: Many times I do remember blue military cars pulling up t 2004 Page #93  
s: Yes, on a couple of instances I remember packages about the size of a lo 2004 Page #93  
ad an analysis done of that one. I remember seeing that particular analysis 2004 Page #94  
of smallish types. I don't exactly remember about the coloring. I don't rem 2004 Page #96  
member about the coloring. I don't remember a lot of those details. It just 2004 Page #96  
 all the meetings, but he couldn't remember his name. I remember there was  2004 Page #98  
t he couldn't remember his name. I remember there was one guy. Frankly I di 2004 Page #98  
 public shown on my last Slide 29. Remember, we started with deceptive prac 2004 Page #130  
s even remotely plausible? We must remember that the Roswell Incident happe 2004 Page #133  
he army, though he could no longer remember what year it had happened. The  2004 Page #134  
to the ranch with him but couldn't remember the man's name — he thought may 2004 Page #135  
 incident. Evidently Marcel didn't remember to tell him that it had been a  2004 Page #135  
ied he was even there. He couldn't remember the thing had ever been written 2004 Page #139  
nd we walked into the building — I remember the two of us, and for some rea 2004 Page #183  
orescent lights over it and I just remember, and some man sitting behind a  2004 Page #183  
t UCLA, but was ahead of me, and I remember having a conversation if he had 2004 Page #184  
lusively on a military base? And I remember saving, "Look, if you guys want 2004 Page #194  
lf. Of course, the debunkers (and, remember, "debunkers" and "skeptics" are 2004 Page #214  
 the crash site that day. He could remember all but two people, because he  2004 Page #217  
make my point a little more clear, remember a few years back when you got t 2004 Page #249  
IEWS ON ACADEMIA ■ I warned them, "Remember, I am not one of your college p 2005 Page #10  
it even existed. Thompson couldn't remember if the report was on official s 2005 Page #42  
 an electric light, you know? 1 do remember him talking about it as a littl 2005 Page #69  
 six different types of aliens. He remember s that one of the aliens looked 2005 Page #165  
 second to circumscribe the Earth. Remember we have just started on our tec 2006 Page #6  
r MJ-12 documents are fraudulent.. Remember one of the key rules for debunk 2006 Page #12  
hem up; not U S. navy ships Cannot remember the names. Arrested in November 2006 Page #31  
only old-timers from Area 51 would remember, and then only in general terms 2006 Page #85  
rners more than forty years later. Remember that outside of a host organism 2006 Page #108  
ere that he told us a lot more. "I remember that the information that he to 2006 Page #127  
te 1970s or the early 1980s. "I do remember Mick saying that when he had fi 2006 Page #127  
ing like a normal mist and I still remember it now. I wish I had the answer 2006 Page #129  
ut all I can do is tell you what I remember." (23) Having digested the witn 2006 Page #129  
TO THE VOICES AT NORAD AND CAN YOU REMEMBER WHAT WAS BEING SAID? Well, we w 2006 Page #146  
 20th, with his permission. Please remember as you listen that Paul's recal 2006 Page #151  
was not ready to hear or see it. I remember my very first encounter with th 2006 Page #152  
 of the very first instances I can remember was the radar site at that time 2006 Page #152  
th side of Cedar Breaks. All I can remember my Dad saying was, 'Oh, my God! 2006 Page #154  
o was a Lt. Commander, and I don't remember his last name. But one day, it  2006 Page #161  
: Time to Go? For as long as I can remember, I've had an abiding interest i 2006 Page #182  
 actuaUy works. 1t is important to remember that fooling people using the m 2007 Page #15  
                     First, always remember that anyone, no matter how stre 2007 Page #32  
Xl: Diel you win any prizes. GM: 1 remember winning the highest pole vault  2007 Page #79  
nd lived with my step dad. Yeah, I remember them sitting me down and making 2007 Page #79  
 stiU be able to apply yourself to remember something even if it doesn't in 2007 Page #80  
s a child and had seen one once. I remember that this heightened mv interes 2007 Page #80  
 UFO R;search Association. I don't remember specifically reading any books  2007 Page #80  
 was endangering her life. l can't remember what it is called now. l do lik 2007 Page #81  
d resurfaced ..... Well actually 1 remember there was a chap l met who ment 2007 Page #84  
g out publicly accessible stuff. I remember seeing some documents relating  2007 Page #84  
ng for the military. MW: I seem to remember something about his diaries not 2007 Page #84  
reported on? GM: 1 rudn't but 1 do remember somewhere Like Fort Knox or For 2007 Page #90  
s of sometrung like 5000 PCs and l remember when I was looking there one of 2007 Page #90  
ing disc bomb drones. lndeed, Jack remember s seeing flying wing disc drone 2007 Page #107  
r. It was in late summer and I can remember because the Aspen trees were ch 2007 Page #121  
ere right around in there. I can't remember exactly how old I ·was. You kno 2007 Page #122  
ng with hjm since as long as I can remember. I can't remember not going hun 2007 Page #123  
as long as I can remember. I can't remember not going hunting with my fathe 2007 Page #123  
hat I know that were old enough to remember, actually only two, Tammy and T 2007 Page #123  
side of it. Now 1 am saying that I remember it was NASA but back then I did 2007 Page #124  
 what looked like military cars. I remember seeing the camouflage cars and  2007 Page #124  
 and the black cars. DeBow: Do you remember what branch of the military the 2007 Page #124  
id anything. Except for NASA, if I remember properly, on a few of those car 2007 Page #124  
l, the mail was closed up. Then, I remember going riding on 118             2007 Page #124  
ss about the rest of the school. l remember my mom on the phone saying "thi 2007 Page #126  
own and we can't even get mail." I remember hearing stuff like that. We sti 2007 Page #126  
                       Mom: ] just remember that the) said an unidentified  2007 Page #167  
buc1uerque and that's really all I remember. Then we talked a couple of min 2007 Page #167  
 towards us to the left, is what I remember. We got in the car and that's w 2007 Page #167  
end of 1ifenaul. Mom: Yes! Aunt: l remember hearing that an unidentified fl 2007 Page #167  
t the end of the road, from what I remember. He had a New Mex.ico State Pat 2007 Page #169  
.ico State Patrol uruform on and 1 remember the car being a state police ca 2007 Page #169  
re black and w]ijte. That's what I remember anyway. The whole time this thi 2007 Page #169  
t line or not. Aunt: Yeah, I don't remember seeing anybody ahead of us or i 2007 Page #169  
ah, I was pretty young and I don't remember all the specific details, but I 2007 Page #169  
all the specific details, but I do remember there were cars behind us. I re 2007 Page #169  
ember there were cars behind us. I remember looking back and seeing the hea 2007 Page #169  
 six (other cars) behind us that I remember. Paul: Yeah, because we came up 2007 Page #169  
Seems like it. And it seems like I remember seeing ocher military vehjcles  2007 Page #170  
in. And it was all military that 1 remember. Paul: But there were a Jot of  2007 Page #170  
he soldiers looked to the thing. I remember it being about 40 feet in diame 2007 Page #170  
round and the way he was acting -I remember it scared me when I was a kid.  2007 Page #171  
perience of his own made him often remember how the soldiers in 1974 were s 2007 Page #173  
moment at a considerable height, I remember ic majescic, imposing, then som 2007 Page #196  
procedures were sometimes loose. I remember the night Sergeant Robbie read  2008 Page #44  
unfortunate the journalist did not remember the words of Benjamin Franklin  2008 Page #60  
es occurred on 21st April, 1991. I remember this incident very well and ind 2008 Page #65  
ohn Burroughs to this day does not remember seeing Jim Penniston near such  2008 Page #81  
 ground and John Bu1Toughs doesn't remember what happened except that later 2008 Page #84  
rumor because he could not clearly remember what happened when he was near  2008 Page #84  
 across a creek that we don't even remember crossing . B (quoting Penniston 2008 Page #85  
ng . B (quoting Penniston): Do you remember this, John? B: No, I don't reme 2008 Page #85  
emember this, John? B: No, I don't remember this. B (quoting Penniston): We 2008 Page #85  
                      important to remember that the idea of time travelers 2008 Page #95  
 the Soviets for a while anyway. I remember President Johnson's crypted sta 2009 Page #17  
ld get along without it. We should remember, however, that secrecy was actu 2009 Page #20  
hat was astonishing they could not remember any of the inside details of th 2009 Page #53  
Burroughs and Adrian Bustinza both remember falling to the ground next to e 2009 Page #69  
h, red, blue and green, I think. I remember the shock of -gosh, when the th 2009 Page #72  
neither John nor Jim Penniston can remember. Right from the beginning, the  2009 Page #77  
waters and RAF Woodbridge , do not remember the same details. John Burrough 2009 Page #77  
"The hardest part for me is that I remember certain things, like I know wha 2009 Page #77  
 shape. And when it got over us, I remember seeing some lights underneath.  2009 Page #84  
r seeing some lights underneath. I remember seeing there was a structure an 2009 Page #84  
e time was a hatch of some sort. I remember these colored lights but am not 2009 Page #84  
no clue what it looke dlike. But I remember it being a structured craft. An 2009 Page #84  
 ve1J1 secret, to this day I don't remember what that J " paragrap 1 was. Y 2009 Page #92  
He turned to a reporter and said: "remember there was heavy loss of life."  2009 Page #160  
turned to a reporter and said "You remember there was heavy loss of life."  2009 Page #170  

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 was only a kid at the time but he remembered the Shag Harbor crash and wen 2004 Page #43  
 not pertinent here) but though he remembered something about Shag Harbor ( 2004 Page #43  
at Marcel's son, Jesse Marcel Jr., remembered that strange writing from whe 2004 Page #135  
e Base. He kind of said he kind of remembered something, but that didn't go 2004 Page #184  
 us assume these were taken at his remembered photo-session. But this was n 2004 Page #237  
e general public .... It should be remembered when selecting a cover story  2005 Page #129  
e marked the spot on the map as he remembered it, but warned us not to expe 2006 Page #80  
 a meteor. Johnson told me that he remembered the event quite well. He said 2008 Page #11  
Unlike many of the others, Johnson remembered no sound associated with the  2008 Page #11  

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d Lockheed. In fact I might not be rememberin g TR\Xf correctly. Anyhow I w 2007 Page #85  

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anged stories and suddenly started remembering things, like the tape from t 2004 Page #139  

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Mike was 14 years old then, and he remembers that night clearly. He was ama 2003 Page #67  
or its removal from the site. Joel remembers one officer yelling out that " 2003 Page #69  
, but many aspects of the event he remembers well. My feeling is that Joel  2003 Page #70  
ling of apprehension. Norman Smith remembers being very tense and nervous a 2004 Page #39  
o sail through the stuff. Lawrence remembers it as smelling of sulfur and t 2004 Page #39  
ilable to the Navy? Or was it? One remembers Donald Nickerson's observation 2004 Page #42  
my Air Field with his pictures, he remembers that by this time the story wa 2004 Page #237  
rvices all asking for pictures. He remembers wishing he'd taken more shots  2004 Page #237  
 where at least one local resident remembers a vivid explosion of something 2005 Page #51  
very far away at all. "[She] still remembers what happened on the night of  2006 Page #127  
 Lummi Island resident who vividly remembers the mystery concerning the inc 2006 Page #180  
sc, simjlar to the 20' model. Jack remembers seeing what may have been bomb 2007 Page #107  
 12 years earlier. Mr Botz clearly remembers seeing the tricycle landing ge 2007 Page #114  
end of Robert Slatzer. 'Pataki ... remembers two calls d1at Slatzer receive 2007 Page #136  
ess living near the crash site who remembers a thunderous explosion in 1974 2007 Page #184  
ouse and gave him a fright that he remembers to this day. The incident so i 2007 Page #191  
 overhead. Memmott told me that he remembers very little about the incident 2008 Page #11  
e fishing wasn't quite as good. He remembers what happened when he tried to 2008 Page #43  
 that what I am saying is true. He remembers talking to me on the radio, he 2009 Page #80  
ers talking to me on the radio, he remembers me getting close to the object 2009 Page #80  
ting close to the object . He also remembers clearly that he could see the  2009 Page #80  
me, he was doing shift reliefs and remembers being in the day room soon aft 2009 Page #81  

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nd the lights under it. At the tme remembr it being nearly 3 ful football f 2009 Page #83  

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Uvi11g In The Shado111 OJ Area 51, Remigio Baca & Jose Padilla, 2005.       2005 Page #153  

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 was the way it was. DID THAT ALSO REMIND YOU OF A REPTILE? Yeah. [Picks up 2006 Page #159  

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ed the basin, signs here and there reminded me of the food chain. The prair 2003 Page #45  
d therefore couldn't discuss it. I reminded him that I had been told by one 2004 Page #93  
d him a visit to retrieve it. They reminded him that his father had been pa 2004 Page #143  
piece of thin, shiny material that reminded me of the tinfoil in the old ol 2005 Page #155  
 foot long and handed it to me. It reminded me of an ancient Sun Dial that  2005 Page #157  
I could describe it here. AND THIS REMINDED YOU OF REPTILIAN? Yeah, you cou 2006 Page #159  
ever disputed. Yet, as I have been reminded on a number of occasions, it is 2008 Page #31  
ast not directly. One of the SEALS reminded Robertson of one of their basic 2008 Page #44  
he larger orb. Alan Rammer said it reminded him of "a mother hen gathering  2008 Page #58  

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he Worlds. Let it serve as a small reminder that there may be much more at  2004 Page #148  
, or the Elk River UFO Crash, is a reminder of what may be going on all aro 2008 Page #41  
e's movie JFK in 1991 was the last reminder many people had of the national 2009 Page #29  
 document she signed in 1952 was a reminder to abide by her security oath.  2009 Page #88  

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and handsr). Their overall stature reminds, one of /Voung children ./It is  2003 Page #236  
us believe. As Stan Friedman often reminds people, we still don't know who  2004 Page #218  
nt, the CutlerTwining Memo. Thomas reminds us that Robert Cutler had been w 2005 Page #97  
 the hands.) Their overall stature reminds one of young children. It is bel 2006 Page #104  
lity to sell its services, it also reminds the reader that the actual subje 2007 Page #67  
hey had started the search." "This reminds me of that East New Haven signbo 2007 Page #133  

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verage of the unfolding NHI story, reminiscent of past spectacular news eve 2006 Page #57  

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 years l ran their UFO project. My remit was to investigate UFO sightings r 2008 Page #61  

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space with their extended screen's remjniscent of a satellite's solar displ 2007 Page #70  

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my first visit I had seen numerous remnant bushes surrounding the impact cr 2006 Page #85  
B, showing her a highly classified remnant of the Roswell Crash, a piece of 2009 Page #91  

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ect may have been a meteor, or the remnants of space vehicle re-entering th 2003 Page #53  
oswell to be nothing more than the remnants of a Project Mogul research bal 2004 Page #138  
t eerie as we began examinin g the remnants ar the periphet) ' of a huge li 2005 Page #155  
 ferrite-impregnated ceramics were remnants of heat-absorbing tiles designe 2006 Page #84  
rk's remains. Others maintain that remnants of the Anomaly ha e been found  2007 Page #138  

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recy Richard Dolan 41 Arnual Crash Remo,' Conference Las Vegas 2006 Wilbert 2006 Page #25  

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rned carpentry and she was able to remodel and sell 15 homes in the Portlan 2009 Page #88  

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e's home, I found her gardening or remodeling the interior woodwork of her  2009 Page #88  

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growing unease to grip some of the remote ranching communities. The Cimarro 2003 Page #143  
which contains the measurement and remote control equipment. The measuremen 2004 Page #12  
dentify aircraft that crashed in a remote area or in deep waters from only  2004 Page #44  
o the night, its destination was a remote logging road about six miles from 2004 Page #47  
r Bomb Exploded there • Center for Remote Viewing • Pat Price killed by rem 2004 Page #163  
mote Viewing • Pat Price killed by remote assassination Post-Korolev/Gagari 2004 Page #163  
 of death • Probability of death • Remote Viewing ...Psychic says..         2004 Page #198  
 • Suspected "true cause of death" Remote Viewer — Joe McMoneagle • 26 blin 2004 Page #199  
s to UFO field, military service • Remote viewing data • Probability of dea 2004 Page #200  
nd coordinate their efforts from a remote site in Utah. What have we found? 2004 Page #227  
to be traveling all the way to the remote Desert Experimental Range include 2005 Page #62  
val Conference 2) Information from remote viewing. 70                       2005 Page #72  
 troops In trucks arid driven to a remote site in me night. Assigned to ret 2006 Page #26  
lly at Ft Hood in Texas) and other remote military bases with squadrons of  2006 Page #26  
. The author hires two world-class remote viewers to determine precisely wh 2006 Page #46  
r physical planet? Is it from some remote part of planet Earth, for example 2006 Page #53  
paper. For example, the process of remote viewing has been enhanced by a lo 2006 Page #102  
side the town of Cedar City in the remote Cedar Breaks National Monument ar 2006 Page #151  
eir human-computer interaction and remote perception work. Having worked at 2006 Page #196  
 investigate. My group, the Nevada Remote Viewing Group provided three remo 2006 Page #200  
emote Viewing Group provided three remote viewing projects towards the inve 2006 Page #200  
 soon disappeared into the clouds. Remote Viewing It is interesting that Ro 2006 Page #202  
 did not seem very involved in the remote viewing field although he did ask 2006 Page #202  
eld although he did ask me once to remote view Area 51. What I perceived th 2006 Page #202  
this time from some very prominent remote viewing leaders. Consequences of  2006 Page #202  
writer, researcher, consultant and remote viewing instructor who lives and  2006 Page #207  
rcourt, Brace, Jovanovitch, NY. 4. Remote Perceptions: Out of Body Experien 2006 Page #207  
ceptions: Out of Body Experiences. Remote Viewing. and Other Normal Abiliti 2006 Page #207  
aul Smith, was one of the military remote viewers at Forte Mead. 8. Astrona 2006 Page #208  
, they most likely would land in a remote area. Before news of such an even 2007 Page #29  
hat malevolent. The only text even remote!: relating to the graphic is the  2007 Page #69  
he workflow. Also 1 used to set up remote dial-in so managers could access  2007 Page #83  
otocol -rudimentary way to look at remote machine folders and files). Lots  2007 Page #85  
ll I djd was log on and install my remote control software wruch doesn't ac 2007 Page #88  
efers to the act of installing the remote control software, but I haven't a 2007 Page #88  
2007, the authors traveled to this remote Chihuahuan desert area, bent on f 2007 Page #188  
ting subjects including MoD's 2001 remote viewing study. FOi or Investigati 2008 Page #62  
ally did meet their deaths in that remote, cold location is still beino hio 2008 Page #103  
om the Institute, and there is the remote possibility that it was edited so 2008 Page #107  
day efforts at what is know called remote viewing, the psychic ability to v 2008 Page #130  
echnology ■ UFO Research in 1975 ■ Remote Vie-wing the Aliens ■ Politics ■  2008 Page #159  

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onference Sampler aircraft, QF 80, remote-controlled and containing "crews" 2005 Page #50  

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e identical. Is it logical or even remotely entertaining for anyone to have 2003 Page #211  
d an outright denial that anything remotely resembling the Spitsbergen cras 2004 Page #13  
ace alien's alphabet. Is this even remotely plausible? We must remember tha 2004 Page #133  
he 19S0's. Archives don't have any remotely relevant top secret codeword do 2005 Page #131  
ase or document-stories that don't remotely match, evidence that is out of  2005 Page #137  
Administrator level access I could remotely install software on that machin 2007 Page #87  
 stability. RPVs AND MAN-MADE UFOs Remotely piloted vehicles (RPVs) have be 2009 Page #22  
refinement, promises sophisticated remotely piloted control weapons . If UF 2009 Page #22  

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onic speed but due to the size and remoteness of the area, a search for deb 2004 Page #17  

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ed at Catalyst13@cox.net. Web: www.remoteviewingnv.com. 2. None of these or 2006 Page #207  

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 ANO RECORDS ADMINISTRATION DO NOT REMOV I—o 3 | Z / .2.1 / c .3 November 1 2003 Page #168  

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tely manage the transportation and removal of the wreckage back to the base 2003 Page #33  
the object, in preparation for its removal from the site. Joel remembers on 2003 Page #69  
d me a detailed description of the removal of the object, and the activitie 2003 Page #70  
ECTION 85: TECHNOLOGY RECOVERY 14. Removal and transport: as soon as commun 2003 Page #175  
ional directions for ensuring safe removal of contents, complete with packa 2003 Page #176  
 Scope is retrieval, preservation, removal of cadavers and remains 26. Retr 2003 Page #177  
nd collapsed when he attempted the removal of a body. Another medical techn 2004 Page #81  
Bod1 of d1em, if I recall, had had removal of the spleen following an accid 2005 Page #34  
ft from discovery, examination, or removal by civilian agencies or individu 2005 Page #129  
s being disturbed by the potential removal and site clean up of the UFO cra 2006 Page #46  
nd collapsed when he attempted the removal of a body. Another medical techn 2006 Page #104  
oads leading into the site, covert removal and official denial. There were  2008 Page #42  
eason why the CIA wanted Kennedy's removal from office. Col Fletcher Prouty 2009 Page #45  
ior ClA officials wanted Kennedy's removal for office -the role of CIA coun 2009 Page #45  

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r alive. Again, security plans to "remove all traces" of any crash. This is 2003 Page #176  
“whatever means are necessary ” to remove to secure location. Minimize cont 2003 Page #177  
cated equipment to surreptitiously remove the metal from the grave? To comp 2004 Page #31  
p heavy animals in beams of light, remove tissue and liquids with instrumen 2004 Page #79  
s watched object crash, saw medics remove dead and live aliens 27 1953 Ft.  2004 Page #112  
. All possible efforts are made to remove the EBEs immediately. • The neare 2004 Page #169  
iod. Even the pencil marks "do not remove from safe Fritz (or Freitag?) for 2004 Page #252  
y visitor asking for permission to remove It. During their school years, Ba 2005 Page #154  
nd? Is the site sanitized? Do they remove every trace? When such an inciden 2006 Page #71  
ecovery crew had plenty of time to remove debris from the site and replace  2006 Page #85  
eline. lt originally said, "Do not remove from safe ... Fritz for JJA." I a 2008 Page #110  
 handwritten note it says, •oo NOT REMOVE FROM SAFE and signed I be(iew: •F 2008 Page #119  
EXECUTIVE BRIEFING DOCUMENT DO NOT REMOVE FROM VAULT ROOM MAJESTIC TWELVE C 2009 Page #26  
 to UFO files, and even forcefully remove uncooperative federal officials.  2009 Page #45  

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s and they would have needed to be removed. How would that have been done?  2003 Page #33  
rvers soon departed. The Object Is Removed From The Area It has been report 2003 Page #61  
ept in his home. The notebooks are removed from Forrestal's Pentagon office 2003 Page #89  
active bubble release, the cap was removed and a flame applied over the ope 2003 Page #114  
ng the area —“all traces have been removed ’’ 16. Special or unusual condit 2003 Page #175  
d that they are to be captured and removed to a secure location by "whateve 2003 Page #178  
4 Camera Guide the synchronizer is removed 11 8/2003 Special Operations I.U 2003 Page #180  
m the past administration has been removed and the filing cabinets are empt 2003 Page #189  
ease that, but if it was something removed from our national security, then 2003 Page #196  
ll with the same pattern of tissue removed from their bodies: SLIDE #27: Mu 2004 Page #76  
ye, half the jaw flesh, the tongue removed in a vertical cut deep within th 2004 Page #76  
k in 1993... SLIDE #32: Four teats removed, Nounan, Idaho, October 9, 1989  2004 Page #77  
teats were cleanly and bloodlessly removed from the udder. SLIDE #33: Penis 2004 Page #77  
er. SLIDE #33: Penis and testicles removed, Grove Oak, Alabama, February 10 2004 Page #77  
sticles were cleanly and bloodless removed from this young male calf. SLIDE 2004 Page #77  
1993. And vaginal tracks are often removed along with rectal tissue from fe 2004 Page #77  
n 1993. SLIDE #36: Rectum and tail removed, Nounan, Idaho 1989. Sometimes a 2004 Page #77  
and vaginal tissue, even tails are removed as occurred in this Nounan, Idah 2004 Page #77  
ations in which entire organs were removed without any visible trauma to th 2004 Page #78  
-30 UFO struck at high speed, body removed from scene in suitcase; meeting  2004 Page #111  
with two tractor-trailer vehicles, removed all, and left it pristine. Media 2004 Page #117  
sing, the Flight Data Recorder was removed and altered, the Cockpit Voice R 2004 Page #130  
ape, it could not be peeled off or removed at all. Some of these pieces had 2004 Page #137  
aloperidol (Haldol in the USA) and removed to a psychiatric facility with t 2004 Page #169  
ademician Andrei Sahkarov, who was removed to a psychiatric hospital of int 2004 Page #170  
d Policies VII • The EBEs are then removed to the nearest Medical or Dental 2004 Page #170  
, biological, and technological is removed to its ultimate destination, hig 2004 Page #171  
ease that. But if it was something removed from our national security, in m 2004 Page #186  
 a minor surgery co have the tumor removed and was sent back home. On Febru 2005 Page #33  
Retrieval Conference blindfold was removed and he was taken to another loca 2005 Page #42  
to the north, south and west) then removed themselves , disappearing from s 2005 Page #96  
informed Randy that the report was removed from the library and was not ava 2005 Page #173  
nyo Register. Fred Meyer's name is removed and two new and as far as my inv 2006 Page #45  
 that, "all traces of 123 had been removed from [the] crash scene by late a 2006 Page #76  
ll traces of the wreckage had been removed. I was not surprised, considerin 2006 Page #76  
ir sex and other organs surgically removed, without bleeding apparent. Some 2006 Page #115  
on and small intestines 3. Tissues removed with surgical precision, leaving 2006 Page #115  
ta show the number of cattle parts removed for the samples described the NI 2006 Page #118  
and the civilian aircraft had been removed from the crash sites and loaded  2006 Page #134  
 various parts of the animals were removed when they died. The rest was bar 2006 Page #201  
FB HANGAR #4 (TOP VIEW) (CC:ILII\G REMOVED FOR CAR ~Y) , c'. c'. c'. ct c)  2007 Page #119  
al nylon body bags were seen being removed from the area. At 3:30 A.M. on J 2007 Page #128  
horities cordoned off the area and removed the debris. A meteorologist expe 2007 Page #130  
i, AU. S. Air Force team allegedly removed a 60-foot-wide metallic object f 2007 Page #160  
meter. A century ago the logs were removed by rail and then floated down th 2008 Page #52  
witnesses and officials have to be removed , to comply with the Freedom of  2008 Page #63  
 my office wall for years, but was removed by my Head of Division, who had  2008 Page #67  
otiations and that the missiles be removed. Even more fortunate was the ina 2009 Page #18  
e British philosopher Gerald Heard removed his chapter on the subject from  2009 Page #30  
y. Inside a tent the blindfold was removed and he was taken to another loca 2009 Page #49  
 retrieval site. With the entities removed from the area[,] work proceeded  2009 Page #53  
t confused , with upset stomachs , removed their masks and threw up. What w 2009 Page #53  

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or a group of documents. Then, she removes them one at a time ("leave-one-o 2009 Page #11  

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er nearly three years replacing or removing pages from the document. Each o 2003 Page #181  
proach to covertly and effectively removing the craft and aliens, and keepi 2004 Page #127  
equired letter of authority before removing. Must have Majestic review befo 2004 Page #246  
. Recovery crews began loading and removing the wreckage the next morning.  2006 Page #75  
yond the last recognizable debris, removing every 81                        2006 Page #84  
l pathogens and their vaccines for removing Homo sapiens from this particul 2006 Page #116  
l pathogens and their vaccines for removing Homo sapiens from this particul 2006 Page #117  
uires a letter of authority before removing. Must have Majestic review befo 2007 Page #49  
eone cut a hole in the calfs side, removing the intestines and coiling them 2007 Page #146  

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 farm near Franklin, Kentucky, the remruns of Mantell's F-51 were found sca 2005 Page #64  

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and Paxil (paroxetine). Dr. Helmut Remschmidt , who led the study of hypera 2008 Page #140  
ssociation for Mental Hygiene. Dr. Remschmidt , long after the war, still p 2008 Page #140  
Fluoxetine) which is 94% fluoride. Remschmidt was a disciple and protege of 2008 Page #140  

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 Tukachevsky • Brilliant General • Renaissance Man • First military man to  2004 Page #153  

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 Hantaviruses must all demonstrate renal symptoms, as one LeDuc-Childs stud 2006 Page #111  
owed by the Spanish influenza, and renal Hantavirus symptoms seen in Korea  2006 Page #112  
symptoms seen in the Four Corners. Renal symptoms, then pulmonary symptoms, 2006 Page #112  

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erra Amarilla and by 1957 had been renamed a third time as El Vado Radar Ba 2004 Page #71  
tor of Information (OCI) was later renamed the Office of Strategic Services 2005 Page #122  
 landed. The base had already been renamed Edwards at the time of the occur 2005 Page #164  
isted under that name until it was renamed Dyess AFB on (get this!) Dec. 6, 2006 Page #178  
purchases New Yol1C /nqu/r&r(laler renamed Nattonal Enqufret') from Hearst  2007 Page #26  
rchases Ne1v York lnq11irer (later renamed National Enquirer) from Hearst e 2007 Page #26  
 to the Public Records Office (now renamed the National Archives). What thi 2008 Page #62  
ilitary activities. RAF Butley was renamed RAF Bentwaters and in 1951, Brit 2008 Page #71  

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lic disclosure of MOON DUST led co renaming the activity, though its functi 2005 Page #143  

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ce the same year - and possibly in Rencilesham Forest in 1980, too - were o 2006 Page #137  

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 list: NSA. Sec. State, CIA 12/80. Rendelsham Forest. Landing of UFO by NAT 2006 Page #28  

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ent species was so that they could render the best first aid they could in  2006 Page #19  
t for National Security Affairs to render an informed decision on UFO polic 2009 Page #19  

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appeared in 1992. This beautifully rendered illustration depicted a glowing 2007 Page #74  
ges and blackouts. Videotapes were rendered blank, strange effects on digit 2007 Page #129  
lt was that Hitler's air force was rendered capable of bombing London, the  2008 Page #127  
ated that the atomic bomb had been rendered obsolete, but made no further c 2009 Page #160  
ated that the atomic bomb had been rendered obsolete, but made no further c 2009 Page #168  
ot the ator..ic bomb had I,' llccn rendered obsolete, but made tl I no furt 2009 Page #183  

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t time they resumed the flight and rendezvoused with a small convoy on a ro 2006 Page #135  

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ide 22 is Bill McDonald's forensic rendition of these data. Bill has provid 2003 Page #173  
lide 24 is Bill McDonalds forensic rendition. The cranium ridgeline is desc 2003 Page #173  
l Conference Type I. Slide 14 is a rendition by forensic artist Bill McDona 2004 Page #119  
ing pleated dress. This inaccurate rendition was shown to the national tele 2006 Page #91  
otograph Number 1. This is another rendition at the aircraft hangar. Pretty 2006 Page #158  
gar. Pretty much, this is really a rendition because of the angle. I really 2006 Page #158  
lien next to it. I tried to make a rendition of the crumpled (bodies), but  2006 Page #158  
S? Or burns, yeah. Here is another rendition (Photograph # 3). Now, in the  2006 Page #159  

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awings to show.] And here are some renditions of drawings that I made of th 2006 Page #158  

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skies above the twin bases and the Rendlesham Forest that connects them. Ai 2004 Page #47  
mation he supplied. What makes the Rendlesham Forest UFO incident so signif 2004 Page #48  
om their involved in the so-called Rendlesham Forest incident, in December  2004 Page #54  
trols reported strange lights over Rendlesham Forest... During the last nig 2004 Page #55  
lthough the famous UFO incident at Rendlesham Forest, Suffolk, England of D 2006 Page #132  
ple UFO encounters occurred within Rendlesham Forest that involved United S 2006 Page #132  
ad witnessed the strange object in Rendlesham Forest) divulged his recollec 2006 Page #132  
 a relatively small object (as the Rendlesham vehicle was described) of unk 2006 Page #132  
? On this path: in her book on the Rendlesham affair, titled You Can't Tell 2006 Page #132  
r that shortly after the events at Rendlesham Forest a number of personnel  2006 Page #132  
allegations as they related to the Rendlesham case. Predictably, the respon 2006 Page #133  
tion-like happenings took place in Rendlesham Forest, a densely treed area  2008 Page #31  
ritish Government with respect the Rendlesham Forest affair ever since. Not 2008 Page #32  
at in relation to the incidents at Rendlesham either (A) an object of unkno 2008 Page #32  
profile successes. The file of the Rendlesham Forest incident and on the Co 2008 Page #62  
 with previous major cases such as Rendlesham Forest or the Cosford Inciden 2008 Page #63  
ns that there will be documents on Rendlesham Forest, the Cosford Incident  2008 Page #64  
or Earthfiles.com SLfDE # 2 MAP of Rendlesham Forest, Butley, Woodbridge ,  2008 Page #71  
nty, on the northeastern corner of Rendlesham Forest in England. The trees  2008 Page #71  
urroughs to describe lights in the Rendlesham Forest as "alive" and "speaki 2008 Page #74  
akona, Alaska Ness, Bentwaters and Rendlesham region? The question is posed 2008 Page #75  
 out the East Gate on a road along Rendlesham Forest. The colorful red, ora 2008 Page #78  
reement. Road from East Gate along Rendlesham Forest and the dirt logging r 2008 Page #80  
 logging road that ran through the Rendlesham Forest where Burroughs and St 2008 Page #80  
ght that rose in the air above the Rendlesham trees. "All three of us hit t 2008 Page #80  
man Burroughs got to the center of Rendlesham Forest, Penniston wrote in hi 2008 Page #81  
n Burroughs felt drawn back to the Rendlesham Forest and encountered lights 2008 Page #84  
ned when he was near the lights in Rendlesham Forest on either the early mo 2008 Page #84  
E# 30 Aerial of RAF Woodbridge and Rendlesham Forest with Jim Penniston 's  2008 Page #85  
So, Burroughs decided to return to Rendlesham Forest after midnight on Dece 2008 Page #87  
are some of his December 26, 1980, Rendlesham Forest experiences in my thir 2008 Page #90  
me travelers) were interrupted (in Rendlesham Forest). They are having prob 2008 Page #91  
ohn Burroughs and Jim Penniston in Rendlesham Forest as, "metallic in appea 2008 Page #93  
                   shining down in Rendlesham Forest Col. Halt also describ 2008 Page #94  
vernment's position concerning the Rendlesham Forest encounters this way: " 2008 Page #94  
ver , the 1980 high strangeness in Rendlesham Forest has never rested easil 2008 Page #96  
ither way, whatever penetrated the Rendlesham Forest in December 1980, is s 2008 Page #96  
 ■ Spring Sightings ■ Encounter in Rendlesham Forest ■ Close Aviation Encou 2008 Page #162  
yal Air Force Woodbridge and green Rendlesham Forest in between have been t 2009 Page #57  
Woodbridge surrounded by the thick Rendlesham Forest. What exactly did happ 2009 Page #58  
ntwaters , England, December 1980, Rendlesham Forest, 2007. SLIDE# 5 Only f 2009 Page #59  
e significance of what occurred at Rendlesham by use of well-practiced meth 2009 Page #59  
 triangular craft on the ground in Rendlesham Forest in the early morning h 2009 Page #60  
ate, RAF Woodbridge looking toward Rendlesham Forest When Staff Sergeant Ji 2009 Page #62  
old him there was a problem in the Rendlesham forest. Sgt. Penniston could  2009 Page #63  
lar craft with a glassy surface in Rendlesham Forest on December 26, 1980,  2009 Page #63  
ew more about what had happened in Rendlesham Forest than either he or Burr 2009 Page #68  
am shining from aerial light above Rendlesham Forest, December 28, 1980 Lt. 2009 Page #69  
ol. Halt played his audiotape from Rendlesham Forest for his boss, the Wing 2009 Page #72  
erefore , nothing that happened in Rendlesham Forest was the responsibility 2009 Page #74  
AYING THAT WHAT YOU ENCOUNTERED IN RENDLESHAM FOREST NEAR RAF BENTWATERSAND 2009 Page #74  
aters Airman I st Class who was in Rendlesham Forest on both the first nigh 2009 Page #76  
ith lights, beams and craft in the Rendlesham Forest. During that time, Joh 2009 Page #77  
hs, who were next to each other in Rendlesham Forest between RAF Bentwaters 2009 Page #77  
sport activities in and out of the Rendlesham Forest and Weapons Storage Ar 2009 Page #77  
years since his involvement in the Rendlesham Forest phenomena. "The hardes 2009 Page #77  
t, December 28, 1980, I was in the Rendlesham Forest with Col. Halt and oth 2009 Page #79  
overing out in the distance in the Rendlesham Forest. Col. Halt asked me if 2009 Page #79  
9, 1981, Col. Halt was back out in Rendlesham Forest along with his superio 2009 Page #80  
t. Col. Charles Halt, to return to Rendlesham forest with cameras. Sketch©  2009 Page #82  
graph the UFO that had returned to Rendlesham Forest. Steve LaPlume told me 2009 Page #82  
 light come straight for them over Rendlesham Forest that at its closest ab 2009 Page #83  
s not an airplane and was over the Rendlesham forest to the time it got to  2009 Page #85  
CATIONS OF ALL THESE EVENTS IN THE RENDLESHAM FOREST IN DECEMBER 1980 TO JA 2009 Page #85  
 along in our investigation of the Rendlesham Forest incident on the aftern 2009 Page #137  
life in Voronezh vs. New York, The Rendlesham Forest UFO incident art our f 2009 Page #139  
 feet up, also very similar to the Rendlesham Forest incident. So what exac 2009 Page #140  

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0. Illustration by Jan Roth at www.rendlesham-incident.co.uk used with penn 2009 Page #70  

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and William Moore ■ Cash-Landrum ■ Rendleshan1                              2008 Page #162  

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 hovering at tree-top level in the Rendlesharn Forest east of the RAF Woodb 2008 Page #78  

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turl! namlcs." • 178 The sen tense rends: "One nir.ans o( application would 2009 Page #184  

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s seen by a cardiologist named Dr. Rene. The doctor and his staff were unab 2005 Page #33  

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m that Gebauer was "Gee," but then reneged on a verbal agreement to go publ 2004 Page #219  

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k on a course of action that would renew his conflict with MJ-12 and bring  2009 Page #40  

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odding in the breeze. The rain had renewed a symphony of color on the green 2003 Page #46  
a 'smoking gun,' they did generate renewed interest in the case and undersc 2004 Page #58  

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m in the dust.' -Ground eyewitness Renny Rogers 25                          2006 Page #28  

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o, then disappear. Another lady in Reno saw a total of nine oriental-lookin 2006 Page #204  
Kansas saw it. There were those in Reno, Nevada who also said they saw the  2008 Page #13  
t was heading to the northwest. In Reno, Dan Dyer and the controllers in th 2008 Page #13  
 problem because, according to the Reno newspaper the path of the object, a 2008 Page #13  
reported that the object seen over Reno was traveling to the east. Had the  2008 Page #13  
t , apparently making the tum over Reno, flying near Las Vegas, and disappe 2008 Page #15  
clusion. The reports from Utah and Reno show the sightings were made within 2008 Page #15  
ct continued its journey, reaching Reno where it turned to the southeast ,  2008 Page #16  
 :t~z ..... , .... Meteor Startles Reno ·-----,.,. ·-·---·--;::"-:.:~-:: -· 2008 Page #21  

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e in America at the time. Far more renowned men, including Charles Lindberg 2004 Page #224  
ures in U foJogy -Donald Keyhoe, a renowned researcher and prime-mover in t 2007 Page #132  
odem sightings as well as the most renowned modem assassination conspiracy  2009 Page #34  

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political psg^helagiaal sltuatiana rent *d projected® xn the ©otsrao of y©® 2003 Page #212  
ing these days. G. I would like to rent a light aircraft and have a look ar 2004 Page #53  
 this could lead tO a more trans a rent overnment. Although our country is  2007 Page #40  
upon availabiljt) ,, you can stili rent a Roswell-themed truck or van from  2007 Page #70  
 follower of Karl Marx, was living rent free on Standard Oil property in Ba 2008 Page #125  
n •Visually inspected large T.ihoe rent.al areas •R.ln telephone area code  2009 Page #193  

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Retrieval Conference 41 a• • .r.V. rentagon Ir135tft13Ufl • • ly*ILLIAM J.  2006 Page #31  

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hemed murals on the sides of their rental vehjcles. Apparentl y someone in  2007 Page #70  
r Company. He had been living in a rental house and he claimed he had seen  2008 Page #45  
distributor : Rew.ird Offered •Met rental agencies to try to find c.ibin •V 2009 Page #193  

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sh.-y." On the following day, Tabe rented a horse from a local shepherd, an 2007 Page #200  

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he house that the Hay's family was renting, which was on the way to the imp 2003 Page #70  

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Ben Rich of Lockheed Skunkworks As reoorteci by Jan Harzin, UCLA School of  2006 Page #27  

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n closed but that it might soon be reopened. They also reported that an uni 2004 Page #8  
sident from office. Soon after, it reopened the investigations on the assas 2005 Page #84  
n closed but that it might soon be reopened. They also reported that an uni 2007 Page #141  

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n Schiff gained headlines in 1993, reopening a federal investigation into t 2004 Page #60  

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eet Air Wings, Atlantic. A similar reorganization had produced AirLant's We 2006 Page #161  

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entering the water? Did it require reorientation or a course correction bef 2006 Page #192  

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I tilDAD LA RA7* DATT/AIPA 11. (U) REOUEST EVALUATION. it 12. CO, PREPARING 2004 Page #21  

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ll and White Sands region in 1947. Rep. Kissner also shared his information 2004 Page #60  
t of Roswell, New Mexico, in 1947. Rep. Schiff asked the General Accounting 2004 Page #60  
 information from New Mexico State Rep. Andy Kissner to share about why the 2004 Page #61  
 Ground who died in 1998. What are Rep. Kissner's bottom line reasons for w 2004 Page #61  
in 1994 by Former New Mexico State Rep. J. Andrew Kissner, from Las Cruces, 2004 Page #62  
d Series of Plane Wrecks Kills 180 Rep. Andy Kissner studied newspaper arch 2004 Page #66  
orized. That missile, according to Rep. Kissner, was actually a SECRET surf 2004 Page #68  
tec, New Mexico. At the same time, Rep. Kissner was doing an official New M 2004 Page #70  
retrieval incidents in New Mexico. Rep. Kissner had assembled many old news 2006 Page #139  
ment information from his sources. Rep. Kissner asserted there had been an  2006 Page #139  
emy weapons systems." Former State Rep. Kissner's military and intelligence 2006 Page #139  
ll Crashed Disc Newspaper Headline Rep. Kissner was told that from the 1940 2006 Page #140  
c;-A.'111 icnn 11·e11pon J:e grn,s rep:!cd: l;,n,pand a.d,b,M 'be!o:-c ?J:~ 2009 Page #182  

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 in the May 26, issue of The Ne111 Rep11hlic, other biased and distorted ar 2005 Page #93  

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 leaning against the wall of a car repair shop. le had large, bulging, lidl 2005 Page #31  

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anted was a place to stay while it repaired itself. IF FOR SOME REASON THEY 2008 Page #91  

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 OFF A PROGRAM? Yes. The craft was repairing itself. All they wanted was a  2008 Page #91  

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atellite debris, when a power line repairman supervisor had come across som 2004 Page #117  
port 18, Aurora, Ohio. 1953. Power repairman saw 30-foot crater, wreckage.  2004 Page #118  

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Bank-handled three-quarters of the reparation loans used to create the Germ 2008 Page #127  

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it was determined from a number of repeat experiments that between 94% to 9 2003 Page #114  
so received information that a new repeat islin the process of being publis 2004 Page #18  
lie.) The national organs of media repeat this to the general public year a 2005 Page #76  
experience was great enough not to repeat such an action unti.l 10 October  2005 Page #96  
is sequence of events continued to repeat. Weather modification was a subje 2005 Page #99  
or the worst aspects of history to repeat themselves. Rememb er: "Love, wor 2005 Page #104  

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 Pl.fth .. . " fl ... . !Atei-lA . Repeat-. : ·~ ~l. 7. 4LL 4. 8. Jw Substa 2009 Page #170  

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tudies of Bi/Mg Reactions in Water Repeated trials of placing the Bi/Mg sam 2003 Page #112  
rs. This experimental sequence was repeated a number of times and in every  2003 Page #114  
nference of the details were to be repeated by other abductees, most of who 2003 Page #144  
. Bennewitz focused in on commonly repeated phrases and oft-used words like 2003 Page #149  
zed them very carefull) ." He also repeated the scuttlebutt that these alie 2005 Page #79  
nts from the phony emulations were repeated in other documents, which mean  2006 Page #13  
light Test director Richard Abrams repeated the story to the proprietor of  2006 Page #85  
ds Monster" incident itself. After repeated visits, many locals realized I  2006 Page #92  
ish ambassador) on the telephone I repeated the message. He asked whether t 2006 Page #167  
tary helicopters. The sighting was repeated every night at the same time, w 2006 Page #199  
efinite witnesses ; it was a story repeated by several officers when the su 2008 Page #42  
 with addition, landing lights on, repeated and then refuted by military an 2008 Page #49  
 on the cover page. This number is repeated as part of the security page, s 2009 Page #13  
cessfully resolved." Even Kruschev repeated the point that Soviet forces co 2009 Page #17  

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seriously expected to believe that repeated-and almost nightlyencounters wi 2008 Page #27  

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 of the matter. His efforts fruled repeatedl y, and so has every following  2005 Page #75  
n. Reich even describes his having repeatedl y and successfull y conductin  2005 Page #92  

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an advisor to presidents. Fisk has repeatedly refused to answer or respond  2003 Page #36  
n in that first letter. Bell and I repeatedly asked during radio broadcasts 2003 Page #98  
e photos one contentious point has repeatedly raised its head—just what wer 2004 Page #233  
Curtis LeMay. Nevertheless, he was repeatedly rebuffed in his attempts to g 2005 Page #79  
he heat differential that had been repeatedly observed by Reich and his ass 2005 Page #91  
 speed and silence of the unknowns repeatedly defied conventional laws of m 2005 Page #94  
raft which the U. S. Air Force had repeatedly and publicly claimed can all  2006 Page #174  
 disintegrate, the NeIV York Times repeatedly ran a small box ad encouragin 2007 Page #67  
NASA put men on the moon. [Monroe] repeatedly called the Attorney General a 2007 Page #135  
o in 1948-a curious phenomenon was repeatedly seen in the skies over New Me 2008 Page #26  
found significance where UFOs have repeatedly appeared in locations that ha 2008 Page #37  
ge The entire area has been logged repeatedly over time. There are still a  2008 Page #52  
 Ken "Tuffy" Miller was identified repeatedly as the witness who knew the m 2008 Page #53  
gedly was recovered intact. I have repeatedly tried to gain access to docum 2009 Page #17  
 unknown origin entered the forest repeatedly between December 26th after m 2009 Page #58  

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 want to miss anything. I remember repeating the transmissions from witness 2004 Page #55  
hed upon this question, other than repeating the most banal of platitude s. 2005 Page #75  

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s government has never wavered. It repeats, mantra-Like , that d1ere is no  2005 Page #76  

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 Soviet Union would join forces to repel such an invasion. I shall not disp 2003 Page #18  

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that this supposed attack did have repercussions in Alaska. The New York Ti 2006 Page #169  

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e width of 2.0 microseconds; pulse repetition frequency of 600 cps; sweep r 2006 Page #200  

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, Rich wrote a handwritten note in repl) to a question by John Andrews, a f 2005 Page #80  
nymore. Accordjng to the letter of repl) the subject of UFOs was classified 2005 Page #164  

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atively few individuals that could replace him. Experienced great difficult 2006 Page #23  
to remove debris from the site and replace it with material from another ai 2006 Page #85  
mphasize early and feasible goals; replace nuclear vs. non-nuclear with "at 2009 Page #10  
plus years of UFO history. 1 could replace the term "Government" with somet 2009 Page #154  

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bune-Review reporter Ernie Hoffman replaced Bob Gatty at the Kecksburg scen 2003 Page #60  
dely known, having been apparently replaced by the use of duct tape that re 2003 Page #176  
n the early 50s but now is largely replaced by duct or plastic tape. Furthe 2003 Page #181  
ng revealed all r Eight pages were replaced from 1954- 56 by authority of M 2003 Page #182  
al MJ-12 Committee. They have been replaced with equally smart people as th 2003 Page #187  
d fall off the front page quickly, replaced by more than the usual amount o 2006 Page #61  
he lights of Bakersfield vanished, replaced by the darkness of the Greenhor 2006 Page #81  
hips? (l took out word hacker here replaced with person- as you wouldn't ha 2007 Page #79  
longer exists. Rather, it has been replaced by a project whose mandate is p 2007 Page #144  
Graham. The wooden bridge has been replaced with concrete. However, many of 2008 Page #51  
g W. Averell Ha1Timan. In 1950, he replaced Admiral Hillenkoetter as Direct 2008 Page #132  

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e rafters with nuclear weapons and replacement parts for all sorts of atomi 2003 Page #142  
B. Smith was designated as permane replacement. • TOP SMUT • TOP SiEtiktir- 2004 Page #203  
 center operations." 32 Even these replacement systems were less than ideal 2004 Page #220  
eir world. Hybridjzation? Eventual replacement of "us" with some version of 2005 Page #75  
siders that there may be a genuine replacement for petroleum as a source of 2005 Page #85  
 Carriers, Atlantic Fleet; Carrier Replacement Squadron, Atlantic Fleet; an 2006 Page #161  
ear as U.S. rpace craft' (possible replacement for current space shuttle).  2007 Page #110  

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rothers were merely the Republican replacements for their client and busine 2008 Page #138  

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ht entries over nearly three years replacing or removing pages from the doc 2003 Page #181  
have presumably been the new MJ-1, replacing Allen W. Dulles who was in cha 2008 Page #110  
 former U.S. Ambassador to Moscow, replacing W. Averell Ha1Timan. In 1950,  2008 Page #132  

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ent, is the fact that the story is replete with people who claimed to be wi 2004 Page #216  
's mission. World War 2 history is replete with examples of special militar 2009 Page #155  

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the best copies I had, to create a replica —primarily with the objective of 2003 Page #171  
, you probably would like to buy a replica of it, available at my table in  2003 Page #185  
3 Special Operations Manual 63 THE REPLICA IS EASY TO READ) □ This is the r 2003 Page #188  
ICA IS EASY TO READ) □ This is the replica of the cover page, matching each 2003 Page #188  
ject Bumblebee Original full-scale replica of the Supersonic Test Vehicle c 2004 Page #66  

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les, we can quantify, describe and replicate ■ Such laws would have to subs 2005 Page #4  
, without ever having attempted to replicate any of his published experimen 2005 Page #87  
of a particular pare sufficient to replicate the part using appropriate fab 2005 Page #161  
n trained physicists feel they can replicate most of the known phenomena, t 2006 Page #101  
ratory at Princeton University, to replicate their human-computer interacti 2006 Page #196  
Retrievals : The Covert Program to Replicate Alien Technology Richard M. Do 2007 Page #5  
 Retrievals: The Covert Program to Replicate Alien Technology Richard M. Do 2007 Page #50  

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to covert projects related to EBEs replicates what occurred for Dan Sherman 2006 Page #21  

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-01 as a document produced in 1954 replicating the standards used in that e 2006 Page #15  

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ts ■ Did not require line for line replication ■ Proofread the final produc 2007 Page #49  

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hord M. Dolon 'Jave-rt Progran1 to Replic~tc Alien Technology Richard M. Do 2007 Page #50  

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d experienced the night before, he replied, "Yeah they get plenty big aroun 2003 Page #46  
etz if he had found anything. Metz replied that he wasn't sure. But when Mu 2003 Page #59  
ked. Case looked me in the eye and replied, "The government." Case died abo 2004 Page #31  
question but recovered and huffily replied that he had not. He informed Wer 2004 Page #35  
't say as I care for it." Bradford replied. Lawrence did not "care for it"  2004 Page #39  
t he was talking about. His friend replied that he had spent a week sitting 2004 Page #44  
ate the Aztec story was. Sarbacher replied, "The facts in the book are subs 2004 Page #97  
d the bodies of occupants." Walker replied, "Yes, I attended the meeting co 2004 Page #98  
e public only weeks before. Walker replied, "Yes. I know of MJ-12. I have k 2004 Page #99  
us countenance , Marco Eli Chereze replied that "it was no nonsense," addin 2005 Page #33  
rove facts, isn't it?" The general replied, "I don't have to prove anything 2005 Page #35  
e could expand on that, the source replied that he could not. Yet, a year l 2005 Page #82  
's director of counterintelligence replied to veteran UFO researcher Richar 2005 Page #123  
ew director of counterintelligence replied ta another researcher that the I 2005 Page #123  
 Operation BLUE FLY. The Air Force replied co the Senator emphatically: 139 2005 Page #141  
t the Santilli film was a fake. He replied: "l am convinced, Philip, it's n 2005 Page #149  
ry of how he obtained the film. He replied: "Yes I do. Absolutely. There's  2005 Page #150  
iscs could not fly in space and he replied that he thought they could. Bill 2005 Page #164  
Positively oozing uneasiness, Pope replied: `Well, it's very difficult to g 2006 Page #130  
, do you believe this?' No, Lovett replied, and hung up. Acheson sat in his 2006 Page #167  
ondered how I should respond. So I replied 'Well, I respect your right to h 2006 Page #204  
.I.C. what \Vas in that hangar, he replied ''I'm not going to tell you what 2007 Page #110  
rch Institute in Brussels and they replied that the item definitely came fr 2007 Page #129  
things from outer space. Kilgallen replied that she knew what might be the  2007 Page #135  
te General, Colonel James Johnson, replied in a 14 September 1978 letter, s 2008 Page #30  
lane crash in the forest. Steffens replied: "It did not crash. It landed!"  2008 Page #80  
ntered on the Island and Snodgrass replied: "Could be." Snodgrass who is ch 2009 Page #160  
ntered on the island and Snodgrass replied" "Could be. " Fears of espionage 2009 Page #171  

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 just perfect for golf." Forrestal replies, "Bob, they're after me." Over t 2003 Page #89  

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Vt~tl rcpor\s. Ju Hu and Snuugruss replil!tl: l oH UH! \\'CHpou, he si.\i.l 2009 Page #181  

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he question and Shirley MacLaine's reply. Keep in mind that Nicholas Cage s 2003 Page #198  
s of UFOs the past week. Request a reply ASAP. 4                            2004 Page #7  
the aircraft. "No comment" was the reply that Barry received when the issue 2004 Page #10  
ed without authorization. That DOD reply so angered Cong. Schiff that he he 2004 Page #61  
equest to the FBI came back with a reply that they had "no file" on Arthur  2004 Page #105  
ge reached him and even received a reply. Ironically, the book UFO Crash at 2004 Page #140  
n Roswell, Produced by Paul Davids Reply To The Air Force Report On The Ros 2004 Page #149  
stion about what Cage had said. In reply to the question which came from a  2004 Page #188  
n and aerospace communit y. Rich's reply was relatively short, and slightly 2005 Page #80  
n, coo -he eventually received the reply, in effect, that he did not have a 2005 Page #81  
equest. In a moment of candor, the reply stated "the lmerplaneta[) Phenomen 2005 Page #123  
" Then again, on April 9, 1990, in reply to yet another researcher's FOIA r 2005 Page #123  
O researcher Tim Cooper received a reply to !us FOIA request for Paperclip  2005 Page #125  
second CIA FOIA was submitted, the reply excluded the l\1]-12 related memo  2005 Page #126  
ch Center at Ma::-..,.vell AFB. In reply to requests for UFO records of the 2005 Page #129  
missions have ne, er exjsted. This reply would contradict not only referenc 2005 Page #142  
er received. Instead, I received a reply 161                                2005 Page #163  
s of UFOs this past week Request a reply ASAP " •(vVtry would U S Ambassado 2006 Page #29  
 a UFO wave in Bolivia?) • Elicits reply from Cyrus Vance. • Moon Dust acti 2006 Page #29  
s Pope's tight-lipped — and only - reply. (25) Moreover, by Pope's own admi 2006 Page #131  
, how best could this be done?" My reply was that the information should be 2006 Page #205  
rting, he was given an affirmative reply. It's clear that what was being re 2007 Page #108  
s of UFOs the past week. Request a reply ASAP. The Department of Scare was  2007 Page #141  
simply be dealt with by a standard reply that refers people to the National 2008 Page #68  
y of State Dulles made the strange reply that the reliability of the discov 2009 Page #18  
 , as revealed in Dulles' November reply where he discusses UFOs.34 In resp 2009 Page #43  

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O Crash Retrieval Conference "I1K, Repo,* op Unicktatified nYing(k.ittu ts0 2004 Page #205  
ompted Reich to note: "The Ruppelt Repo,t 011 UFOs clearly reveals the help 2005 Page #95  
ingfield noted in his final Ski/us Repo,t published in February 1994: "If t 2005 Page #139  
 a ray or ·1CXIStS and that .!1rst repo!"tS, al• li!ic l(r1ctc1· a.bout it. 2009 Page #184  

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blished seven weU-receiYed Stat11s Repo1ts on crashed UFO incidents that re 2005 Page #139  

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b er 22, 1979 titled MD Palare-431 Repod may be a reference to Moon Duse. T 2007 Page #144  

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ussed "thin and bifurcated tongue" reponed by other medical and military wi 2005 Page #36  

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ted frorv.surrounding bases. First repor remain s of a AAF top secret MOGUL 2003 Page #232  

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uselt;o; lnstitutc of l echnoloi:y reporH, alihouch exar.:erateI, arc, i;ra 2009 Page #183  

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 Crash Retrieval Conference (FINAL REPORj ( ON i OPERATION MAJESTIC 12 by S 2003 Page #136  

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and. Dated May 16, 1978 and titled Reporls Co,iflict on Details of Fallen O 2007 Page #141  

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or "just a big, old, wooden boar." ReporredJy, Riggs divulges, the document 2007 Page #139  

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SPA 4P37 79 REGARDING FIRST OPJECT REPoRrEn.) THE HEADLINE OF THIS STORY ST 2004 Page #21  

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ocuments com Source: The Hynek UFO Report www.majesticdocuments.com“Blue bo 2003 Page #11  
rievals: The Inner Sanctum, Status Report VI shares an astounding letter fr 2003 Page #21  
ember 24, 1947 - White Hot Mission Report □ 1996 - Cantwheel Letter - South 2003 Page #25  
rievals: The Inner Sanctum, Status Report VI published in July 1991, page 6 2003 Page #39  
 Fire Museum. 14. Private research report by Kenny Young, May 1999 15. FBI  2003 Page #39  
Jackson, MO 63755 19. An anecdotal report of a UFO crash/retrieval in 1941, 2003 Page #39  
Edward Ruppelt's Project Blue Book report. The Maury Island case is mention 2003 Page #41  
 Kennedy. In a well-known samizdat report called the Torbitt Document, Cris 2003 Page #42  
d have been longer. The laboratory report is as follows: The two samples id 2003 Page #48  
 mounted them on glass slides. The report from the second laboratory reveal 2003 Page #50  
dy in itself. The first laboratory report is as follows: Results Sample# De 2003 Page #50  
laboratory scientist sent with his report a description of how polarized li 2003 Page #50  
surfaced to date was located. That report was the Project Blue Book file on 2003 Page #56  
 was listed as (ASTRO) meteor. The report did contain numerous handwritten  2003 Page #56  
n object that started a fire." The report also indicated that the search fo 2003 Page #56  
ernment Response The only official report that has been found on the Kecksb 2003 Page #59  
soon Romansky and his team heard a report over their walkie-talkie that the 2003 Page #60  
ally and nationally. One important report came from a truck driver (Myron)  2003 Page #61  
viewed. Leslie will be compiling a report on what she learned 61            2003 Page #65  
IGN," its most extensive technical report on unknown aerial objects. It is  2003 Page #88  
egree, around the world) dutifully report the sad news. The Times reports t 2003 Page #92  
surrounds a delay in releasing the report made by the special naval investi 2003 Page #93  
nformation contained in the 'real' report made it un-releasable. In Summati 2003 Page #94  
, the professor released his first report about the material. He had examin 2003 Page #104  
ard comparison. Hauri wrote in his report to me: "The Bi-Mg sample gave cou 2003 Page #109  
ece of material, so if they didn't report it, why did they build it? That's 2003 Page #110  
n domination of Earth, and issue a report called "Project Beta." No one but 2003 Page #141  
y get the assignment to follow and report on Bennewtiz' acitivities and thi 2003 Page #146  
aforementioned events as well as a report from another security guard about 2003 Page #147  
Laboratory at Wright Field. - “New report is in the process of being publis 2003 Page #155  
hcdocuments com PAPERCLIP Strength Report December 19, 1947 154             2003 Page #158  
oc. Aquarius document Air Accident Report Marilyn Monroe Report IPU, Hillen 2003 Page #169  
Air Accident Report Marilyn Monroe Report IPU, Hillenkoetter, 1st Annual Rp 2003 Page #169  
New York City. In fact, he wrote a report to Ellington detailing his findin 2003 Page #193  
rom the November 23, 1965 Bourassa report we read, The lack of specific inf 2003 Page #193  
e USAF Headquarters released their report on the Roswell crash in late 1995 2003 Page #201  
e 1995. It was titled "The Roswell Report: Fact vs. Fiction in the New Mexi 2003 Page #201  
on the release of the USAF Roswell report. They quoted the above Clinton st 2003 Page #201  
president with yet another Roswell report, this one called "The Roswell Rep 2003 Page #201  
port, this one called "The Roswell Report: Case Closed." Answering the pres 2003 Page #201  
s, the Air Force spent much of the report dreaming up the 197               2003 Page #201  
at of other pages of the White Hot Report suggesting linkage, twining_white 2003 Page #207  
entially correct for the White Hot report; furthermore, the attachment of a 2003 Page #210  
inding survey of the situation and report beck within a month or six weeks. 2003 Page #224  
inding survey of tha situation and report teat within a month or six weeks. 2003 Page #228  
a survey • of the situation and to report back at as early a date as possib 2003 Page #230  
ations in east Texas (see detailed report in attehment A), and radar statio 2003 Page #233  
 and staff is pl'oaring a daiailed report of both incidents  and briefings  2003 Page #234  
FO Crash at Aztec Paul Kimball 211 Report on the Ramey Office Photos Ron Re 2004 Page #3  
 1960: On 30 September 1960, a TWX report was sent to the Pacific Air Force 2004 Page #5  
ter near the village of Ctaru. The report originated with the Japanese Grou 2004 Page #5  
se Force (JASDF). According to the report, a fiery object fell from the sky 2004 Page #5  
t," it states: The purpose of this report is to present the results of the  2004 Page #6  
y further discernible parts of the report! Was this intentional? Certainly, 2004 Page #6  
usively make this point. The first report, titled "UFO Sighting at Kasba Ta 2004 Page #6  
eferencing Moon Dust, states: This report forwards a translation of an arti 2004 Page #6  
in the subject of UFOs. The second report, also from Morocco, and also date 2004 Page #6  
FO Crash Retrieval Conference This report forwards translations of two arti 2004 Page #7  
, D.C., on 15 May 1978. Captioned "Report of Fallen Space Object," it state 2004 Page #7  
 an interest in the case, as a CIA report — also of 15 May 1978 — makes abu 2004 Page #8  
les, I was able to locate a second report that referenced the crash, and th 2004 Page #8  
so raise more questions. The CIA's report of 15 May 1978 clearly stated tha 2004 Page #9  
h. According to Ojeda: "There is a report of a group of investigators who v 2004 Page #10  
rash Retrieval Conference A second report, filed shortly afterwards, showed 2004 Page #11  
. Was there some substance to this report? And if so, was this crashed flyi 2004 Page #12  
taff is preparing publication of a report on the examination of remains of  2004 Page #13  
 not going to publish an extensive report until some sensational facts have 2004 Page #13  
ns since the event at Spitsbergen, report the flying discs have landed in t 2004 Page #13  
erritory in 1963. According to the report, two spheres had been recovered a 2004 Page #16  
my opinion at least, the strangest report that I have come across can be fo 2004 Page #16  
he eastern part of Somaliland. The report (that 13                          2004 Page #16  
ces in the "Majestic 12 1st Annual Report" and the "Interplanetary Phenomen 2004 Page #17  
nclosed yen idal find a lemorandon Report on the Psychologica/ Analysis of  2004 Page #18  
ht ,riwig. As you will note, -this report is almost s year old and was orig 2004 Page #18  
ed to 'restrict ', therefore, this report is for roar information only. 1 h 2004 Page #18  
hat I de net know what this latest report vont:eine, however, I will attemp 2004 Page #18  
ou have finished with the inclesed report., will you please return it to th 2004 Page #18  
 regards. Sincerely, 1 Incl.: Subj Report mceexp-y14 1.,ISD 2 8 011-,A, tot 2004 Page #18  
14 0. 5. limn a1nam1/4 Run le This report forwarde translations of two arti 2004 Page #19  
R, AND THEY RAVE SUBMITTED TO US A REPORT, WEICE IS VERY, VERY ALARMING. TR 2004 Page #24  
cts in the skies, many people will report having seen such objects — even w 2004 Page #28  
 mostly clue to a misleading press report, that two of the Mounties and a f 2004 Page #37  
t day had already received a brief report from the RCC in Halifax stating t 2004 Page #40  
 the top right hand portion of the report and underlined it three times: UF 2004 Page #41  
very interested in the matter. The report, under the byline of Staff Writer 2004 Page #41  
team behind the wire radioed in to report that the first manhole cover they 2004 Page #52  
en a Woodbridge Patrol called in a report of strange lights outside of the  2004 Page #55  
 went off duty and turned over the report of the strange lights outside of  2004 Page #55  
le with skin cancer. SLIDE #2: GAO Report, July 1995 United States General  2004 Page #60  
ts own explanation. SLIDE #3: USAF Report Cover, The Roswell Report: Case C 2004 Page #60  
#3: USAF Report Cover, The Roswell Report: Case Closed In July 1994, the Of 2004 Page #60  
n. Schiff told reporters: "The GAO report states that the outgoing messages 2004 Page #61  
or Top Secret program. The Roswell Report: Case Closed by Headquarters Unit 2004 Page #61  
nfidential interview entitled "The Report on the Crash at Farmington." The  2004 Page #73  
en retrieved. The file contained a report, a separate black and white photo 2004 Page #74  
hed aluminum. It was stated in the report that there were portholes on the  2004 Page #74  
r other indications of a door. The report said that it was 'almost as if th 2004 Page #74  
ight it couldn't be observed. "The report said that the two bodies were bad 2004 Page #74  
r of the cockpit of the craft. The report also said that the bodies were ab 2004 Page #74  
ieval Conference "According to the report, we were not responsible for brin 2004 Page #75  
can't remember exactly where. "The report referred to `crashes' and the Far 2004 Page #75  
and went to the Roswell Sheriff to report his discovery on July 4, 1947. Th 2004 Page #75  
47. The site is called LZ-2 in the report, which means, "Landing Zone 2." L 2004 Page #79  
ly 6, 1947, according to the MJ-12 report. SLIDE #51: Clean typed version o 2004 Page #79  
y had been disected (misspelled in report) as you would a frog. It is not k 2004 Page #80  
TITLE OF Majestic-12 ,First Annual Report, Page 104 On top of the dissected 2004 Page #80  
ajestic-12 issued its first annual report as "A Review of the President's S 2004 Page #80  
 On Page 5 of the TOP SECRET MJ-12 report under a paragraph entitled "Biolo 2004 Page #80  
 On Page 9 of the TOP SECRET Mj-12 report it states: 8. "The Panel was conc 2004 Page #81  
iderable distance from the site. A report has been filed with the USAIDS. 1 2004 Page #81  
952 when an interim Project Magnet report sat on the Prime Minister's desk  2004 Page #86  
s not right for the release of the report. When the government was confront 2004 Page #86  
right mind is going to release ANY report which may prove embarrassing or g 2004 Page #88  
gfield, in his January 1980 Status Report #2. 93                            2004 Page #96  
e saucer that Smith saw. In Status Report #2, Stringfield related a story h 2004 Page #97  
the bodies he had seen an "interim report" by his boss, named McAdams, whic 2004 Page #97  
chable source in Canada. In Status Report #3, Stringfield had another witne 2004 Page #97  
ed in the 1953 CIA Robertson panel report on UFOs. At the time Lundahl was  2004 Page #101  
 way to the ground. He radioed his report and the ground party hurried to t 2004 Page #102  
C who received the Robertson Panel Report when it was sent to the White Hou 2004 Page #103  
 Commander Julius Larsen found the report about Mrs. Swan's contact with th 2004 Page #103  
table of eighty reports cited show Report Number, whether aliens were noted 2004 Page #106  
WRITTEN BY STRINGFIELD • 1. Status Report I; Retrievals of the Third Kind,  2004 Page #107  
O/Crash Retrieval Syndrome, Status Report II: New Sources, New Data, Januar 2004 Page #107  
als: Amassing the Evidence, Status Report III, June 1982 • 4. The Fatal Enc 2004 Page #107  
 Dix-McGuire: A Case Study, Status Report IV, July 1985 • 5. UFO Crash/Retr 2004 Page #107  
s the Cover Up Lid Lifting? Status Report V, January 1989 • 6. UFO Crash/Re 2004 Page #107  
rievals: The Inner Sanctum; Status Report VI, July 1991 • 7. UFO Crash/Retr 2004 Page #107  
Proof in a Hall of Mirrors, Status Report VII, February 1994 Slide 4 104 Le 2004 Page #107  
de 3, and Slide 4 lists the Status Report titles and dates. After graduatin 2004 Page #108  
fy me at the telephone exchange to report, by phone, to the Air Defense Com 2004 Page #108  
Columbus, Ohio. If my screened UFO report was confirmed by radar, or other  2004 Page #108  
rence MASTER TABLE OF 80 REPORTS • Report number • Event Year • Location an 2004 Page #109  
ports have checkable sources • 71% report UFO craft • 66% report aliens • 4 2004 Page #109  
urces • 71% report UFO craft • 66% report aliens • 44% report or imply retr 2004 Page #109  
FO craft • 66% report aliens • 44% report or imply retrieval operations • 1 2004 Page #109  
ingfield noted in his final Status Report published in February 1994: "If t 2004 Page #110  
ation has been read and assigned a Report Number, relating the year involve 2004 Page #110  
o Year Location A C T 0 D Contacts Report References Summary and comments 1 2004 Page #110  
obert Oliveri VII, 26-29 Newspaper report on crashed UFO; papers collected; 2004 Page #111  
Kingman, Arizona, USA See separate report on Kingman Multiple refs. UFO and 2004 Page #112  
Gerald Miskar, Linda Thompson, 33p report III, 5-9 Recovery crew, ping pong 2004 Page #112  
O Incidents of 1947: A Preliminary Report" (May, 1993). Slide 7 provides a  2004 Page #115  
SSIBLY THE SAME CRASH RETRIEVAL? • Report 6 and Report 7 (1947): Einstein r 2004 Page #116  
ME CRASH RETRIEVAL? • Report 6 and Report 7 (1947): Einstein report and Ros 2004 Page #116  
rt 6 and Report 7 (1947): Einstein report and Roswell cases • Report 9 and  2004 Page #116  
instein report and Roswell cases • Report 9 and Report 10 (1948): News on T 2004 Page #116  
t and Roswell cases • Report 9 and Report 10 (1948): News on TV and Mexico  2004 Page #116  
 three reported disc in a hangar • Report 59 and Report 60(1974): Photograp 2004 Page #116  
d disc in a hangar • Report 59 and Report 60(1974): Photographed aliens cou 2004 Page #116  
E UNUSUAL REPORTS WITH ALIENS . 1. Report 34, WPAFB, French professor asked 2004 Page #116  
ong blond hair, Asiatic look" • 2. Report 60, "Emily" shown alien body in m 2004 Page #116  
ay, 4 feet tall, iguana skin" • 3. Report 76, Geriatric specialist near Los 2004 Page #116  
No heavy equipment there yet. • 2. Report 53, Norton AFB, 1973. AF photogra 2004 Page #116  
terior larger than exterior." • 3. Report 68, Oregon, 1979. Source known to 2004 Page #116  
e. Media coverage zero. The second report is interesting because it was wit 2004 Page #117  
e of 1941 in the 24 September 1947 report by General Twining. This was pres 2004 Page #117  
hose proceedings. The second case, Report 2, describes four crew members ta 2004 Page #117  
REE CASES WITH RECOVERY TEAMS • 1. Report 18, Aurora, Ohio. 1953. Power rep 2004 Page #118  
ater flat, no media coverage. • 2. Report 26, Fort Polk, Louisiana. 1953. T 2004 Page #118  
. Debriefings and follow-ups. • 3. Report 62, Chihuahua, Mexico, 1974. Quic 2004 Page #118  
REFERENCING QUESTIONED DOCUMENTS • Report 1, Cape Girardeau, 1941: "White H 2004 Page #118  
deau, 1941: "White Hot" document . Report 2, near Georgia, 1942: alien desc 2004 Page #118  
ption agrees with SOM1-01 Type I • Report 6, SW USA, 1947: Einstein present 2004 Page #118  
nt agrees with the Einstein memo • Report 14, Mexico, 1950: date agrees wit 2004 Page #118  
the Eisenhower Briefing Document • Report 30, USA, 1955: artifacts suggest  2004 Page #118  
mpts, correlating with "15t Annual Report" • Report 51, Cambodia, 1972: Gro 2004 Page #118  
elating with "15t Annual Report" • Report 51, Cambodia, 1972: Group name of 2004 Page #118  
IC correlates with the code word • Report 62, Chihuahua, Mexico, 1974: deat 2004 Page #118  
elates with the IPU and 1st Annual Report deaths reported Slide 13 115      2004 Page #118  
rground settings. The third entry, Report 6, deals with an extensive interv 2004 Page #119  
r visit www.majesticdocuments.com. Report 14 describes a UFO that allegedly 2004 Page #119  
ically referenced in the 1" Annual Report, item 12, page 11 thereof. Report 2004 Page #119  
 Report, item 12, page 11 thereof. Report 30 deals with an alleged 1955 vie 2004 Page #119  
he entire flavor of the "1" Annual Report," where the portion under "IV. DI 2004 Page #119  
ET technology on our capabilities. Report 51 specifically describes the det 2004 Page #119  
script, the SOM1-01, the 1" Annual Report first page, the Humelsine to Pres 2004 Page #119  
ppearing also in another document. Report 62, which deals with the crash in 2004 Page #119  
s strongly both with the 1" Annual Report, page 9, item 9 discussing "autop 2004 Page #119  
rplanetary Phenomenon Unit summary report written 9 July 1947 identified th 2004 Page #119  
 and they are shown on Slide 17 as Report 46 and Report 69. The other two w 2004 Page #121  
shown on Slide 17 as Report 46 and Report 69. The other two were treated in 2004 Page #121  
FOUR REPORTS ARE PROBABLY HOAXES • Report 46, 1967, UFO seen in hangar in Y 2004 Page #122  
n Yuma; conclusively proven hoax • Report 69, 1979, Pocono Mountains; body  2004 Page #122  
 check out; probable hoax • Status report VI includes two now- accepted hoa 2004 Page #122  
and several of the QDs under study report on the Los Angeles "air raid" of  2004 Page #123  
 study, according to more than one report. The Army, Navy, and FBI all had  2004 Page #123  
 the newspapers were all fooled to report it as a "dynamite shack" that had 2004 Page #125  
faithfully the Warren Commission's report, I personally know of almost no o 2004 Page #125  
ven the classified version of this report (that has been torn to shreds by  2004 Page #125  
tly after Len did his first Status Report in 1978, a skeptic George Earley  2004 Page #127  
ieval is an excellent example (see Report 43). Conclusions I had the good f 2004 Page #129  
lien. Finally, I have a first-hand report from a former Soviet pilot who ha 2004 Page #130  
e tower; (e) excerpts from the FBI report on the recovery stated, "The reco 2004 Page #130  
out rancher William "Mac" Brazel's report to the local sheriff about unusua 2004 Page #135  
tigious UFO book of the 1950s, The Report on Unidentified Fbing Objects, by 2004 Page #136  
uding the rather silly crash dummy report that suggested witnesses were con 2004 Page #140  
Base. A September 25, 1947, secret report written by General Nathan Twining 2004 Page #141  
thing visionary or fictitious. His report described intelligently controlle 2004 Page #141  
neuvers of some UFOs. However, the report, about three months after the Ros 2004 Page #141  
t have been placed by Twining in a report that was only of the "Secret" lev 2004 Page #141  
 "Secret" level. Thus, the Twining report becomes another dioutedfact about 2004 Page #141  
omitted from the Air Force Roswell Report of 1994, giving a misimpression o 2004 Page #142  
 in counter-intelligence — did not report debris of flying saucer propulsio 2004 Page #142  
dict one. From Hal Puthoff comes a report of an interview with a private pi 2004 Page #143  
nent men I mentioned early in this report who have supported the alien vers 2004 Page #146  
ok collection was massive. Friends report he was somehow never the same man 2004 Page #147  
 only brought us the Mogul balloon report on Roswell, but also another repo 2004 Page #147  
eport on Roswell, but also another report declaring that crash dummies, rel 2004 Page #147  
isfaction. Permit me to close this report as I began it, with the words of  2004 Page #148  
msday Conipirag, by Sidney Sheldon Report of Air Force Research Regarding t 2004 Page #149  
ncident, by U.S. Air Force Roswell Report: Case Closed, by U.S. Air Force A 2004 Page #149  
lished by Robert and Ryan Wood The Report on Unidentified Flying Objects, b 2004 Page #149  
Paul Davids Reply To The Air Force Report On The Roswell Incident, Produced 2004 Page #149  
y Marcia Smith who was writing the report. Sheehan was asked to give a lect 2004 Page #186  
and Sheehan was eventually told to report to the basement of the new Librar 2004 Page #186  
ent Congressional Research Service report that was prepared by the Congress 2004 Page #187  
 sent it to the President. In this report they concluded that there were fr 2004 Page #187  
And secondly, they prepared a full report on the UFO phenomena. It actually 2004 Page #187  
tro-virus" of the MJ-12 1st annual report circa 1952. Ruled Out as Not MJ-1 2004 Page #201  
.0101211kAl .1t LI10.9.0 • 11. The Report on Unidentified Flying Objects si 2004 Page #205  
newspaper of 23 May 1955: • "I can report today on a story which is positiv 2004 Page #206  
articularly scathing of the Condon Report considering it "seriously deficie 2004 Page #209  
or example, in the first quarterly report of their capital expenditures at  2004 Page #220  
                                   Report on the Ramey Office Photos Ron Re 2004 Page #226  
                                   Report on the Ramey Office Photos and is 2004 Page #228  
                                   Report on the Ramey Office Photos Combin 2004 Page #230  
F, published the tome, The Roswell Report: Fact vs. Fiction in the New Mexi 2004 Page #230  
ash of 1947. Lo and behold, the AF report referred to the photos as follows 2004 Page #230  
                                   Report on the Ramey Office Photos cleara 2004 Page #232  
                                   Report on the Ramey Office Photos exactl 2004 Page #234  
                                   Report on the Ramey Office Photos fir026 2004 Page #236  
                                   Report on the Ramey Office Photos across 2004 Page #238  
ic documents mention the White Hot report (Sept 23, 1947) and so does this  2004 Page #246  
Philadelphia Experiment ... " ■ "A report speculated that each fiber ... at 2005 Page #9  
hich was specified in the necropsy report. However, his death certificate p 2005 Page #33  
t-that could reach 50% to 60%. The report shows 8% because it was the first 2005 Page #34  
e dug out a somewhat controversiaJ report of a possible UFO crash not far f 2005 Page #36  
me 1 was on Blue Book. There was a report that there was a crash of an unex 2005 Page #40  
to see what he called an 'interim' report. His boss, named McAdams, showed  2005 Page #42  
 Thompson couldn't remember if the report was on official stationary or mar 2005 Page #42  
cument. He was not aware of such a report for general circulation unless it 2005 Page #42  
nts from 1999 geologist 's written report.) SLIDE# 3 The location of this u 2005 Page #51  
lDE # 29 Cover of geologist's 1999 report \ \ M.r. Lamont -through his comp 2005 Page #61  
er and ultrasound. In Mr. Lamont's report entitled "Results of Geophysical  2005 Page #61  
lowed by E. J. Ruppelt's book: The Report 011 U11ide11tifled Ffyi11g Ofvect 2005 Page #95  
rd to the Air Force. Following his report, he was asked co fill out an offi 2005 Page #95  
's apologies, and was asked if the report could be made to ATIC Deputy Comm 2005 Page #98  
d. His excitement increased as the report progressed." 96                   2005 Page #98  
Reich had been interviewed for the report. But the footage was never aired. 2005 Page #99  
her investigate the phenomenon and report any significant connection betwee 2005 Page #122  
, NM.7 The IPU team was ordered to report directJy to the War Department G- 2005 Page #125  
m Alamogordo, NM, and make a final report by July 28. Such a report appeare 2005 Page #125  
 a final report by July 28. Such a report appeared on July 22, 1947, marked 2005 Page #125  
e, Gen. Stephen J. Chamberlin. The report (full document in the Appendjx),  2005 Page #125  
1960, according to markings on the report, it was re-affirmed as top secret 2005 Page #125  
letters is stamped "i\!lAJlC." The report cites a stellar list of officials 2005 Page #125  
 secret MOGUL balloon project, the report states, ''\v'hen scientists from  2005 Page #126  
t-Annex A of the 1952 first annual report, classified Top Secret Majic-stat 2005 Page #126  
es of talking to the press."10 The report concluded: Our assessment of this 2005 Page #126  
 it is plausible that the official report might include a "cover your backs 2005 Page #126  
s a few probable hoaxes. One was a report alleging that in 1946 a UFO was s 2005 Page #132  
 J me at the telephone exchange to report, by phone, to the Air Defense Com 2005 Page #139  
Columbus, Ohio. If my screened UFO report was confirmed by radar, or other  2005 Page #139  
ency and CIA. One nearly illegible report from 1965 is titled: "FRAGMENT ME 2005 Page #142  
dilla home. Jose's dad got a brief report on the object and the Hofllbredto 2005 Page #155  
n May 21, 1953 Stansel was told to report for a special assignment at the l 2005 Page #168  
n was summarized subsequently in a report, Project \'\/interhaven, in 1952. 2005 Page #171  
s as co the nature of gravity, the report postulated a saucer as the basis  2005 Page #171  
r Force Base published a technical report dated June 1972 that covered such 2005 Page #173  
 librarian informed Randy that the report was removed from the library and  2005 Page #173  
ps the government will release the report that was undoubtedly written as t 2006 Page #11  
rashes. Because we don't have that report doesn't mean the event didn't tak 2006 Page #11  
 misleading USAF Book "The Roswell Report: Truth vs. Fiction in the New Mex 2006 Page #13  
r, Colonel Richard L. "The Roswell Report: Fact vs. Fiction in the New Mexi 2006 Page #13  
ter intercept, radar-visual COMETA Report. Bnght object approaches them at  2006 Page #28  
n SE Ghana. US Defense Information Report. DiKto ness Claim •• U.S. f4a%, • 2006 Page #28  
olica, near city of Berrnego • UPI report about an unidentified object that 2006 Page #29  
 NASA costs can't be verified. GAO report says 0, . netit. ',SAME Semce 7.4 2006 Page #32  
a a ievai puNna ,nd 144,4:141, The report by the General Accounbni Lomita,  2006 Page #32  
, LA Times, San Francisco Examiner report a story titled "Air Force Tracks  2006 Page #45  
 by Michael Lindemann from a draft report principally written by John L. Pe 2006 Page #48  
ct: Possibilities and Strategies — Report .frorn the Contact Planning Sessi 2006 Page #48  
r of CNI News and Global Situation Report; and Kyle Pickford, a mergers and 2006 Page #49  
 Joseph Firmage, drafted the final report from which this paper is adapted. 2006 Page #49  
Lindemann to present this abridged report at the 2006 UFO Crash Retrieval C 2006 Page #49  
critically important one. But this report is not about space aliens, UFOs,  2006 Page #50  
 beyond the scope of this abridged report. 'Scenarios: The Art of Strategic 2006 Page #51  
ntact Planning Sessions offer this report as a first step in the right dire 2006 Page #70  
sing information from the accident report, now declassified. The impact cra 2006 Page #76  
 declassified copy of the accident report and also interview the flight cre 2006 Page #88  
etary Phenomenon Unit" preliminary report on the Roswell crashes signed Jul 2006 Page #103  
 16. The second is the "1st Annual Report" (published after March 1951, bas 2006 Page #103  
the Interplanetary Phenomenon Unit report, the quote is... "12. The most di 2006 Page #104  
s. It is clear from the 1st Annual Report that the medical and biological w 2006 Page #104  
iological warfare (BW), 1st Annual Report, page 5: "BW programs in U.S. and 2006 Page #105  
 of the 17 pages of the 1st Annual Report reveals 37 hyphenated verb, adjec 2006 Page #105  
tives and nouns. The author of the report clearly favored the use of hyphen 2006 Page #105  
ether the author of the 1st Annual Report was "hyphen-happy." It would be r 2006 Page #105  
hyphenated words in the 1s1 Annual Report: other-world visitation, long-ran 2006 Page #105  
cians alluded to in the 1'1 Annual Report. The SED technicians were transpo 2006 Page #108  
. See the next major section for a report on the possible correlation of th 2006 Page #108  
he crash retrieval at Varghina and report that: • EBE's were encountered an 2006 Page #108  
d EBE on 20 January 1996 21 Recent report on research results from Brazil.  2006 Page #108  
93, Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report 42 (1993): 477-78. 24L. Garrett,  2006 Page #110  
93, Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report 42 (1993): 816-20 108             2006 Page #111  
al Institute of Discovery Science) report. 1 1 2                            2006 Page #115  
for the samples described the NIDS report. The tallest three bars represent 2006 Page #118  
mately 1035 hrs there came a radio report that wreckage from the missing pl 2006 Page #134  
the air. Almost immediately came a report of a second plane on the ground a 2006 Page #134  
 A few minutes later an additional report stated that the second 'plane' wa 2006 Page #134  
vidence thins out. One unconfirmed report says the disk was eventually tran 2006 Page #135  
Proof in a Hall of Mirrors, Status Report VII, Leonard Stringfield, 1994. F 2006 Page #137  
, MJ-12 assembled its First Annual Report. In Paragraph I, their report sta 2006 Page #140  
nual Report. In Paragraph I, their report states: "V-2 rocket launches at t 2006 Page #140  
L of the 1952 First 1\4J-12 Annual Report said: "To date, only Great Britai 2006 Page #140  
aphs 2 to 3, in their First Annual Report that warned: 137                  2006 Page #140  
this day. SLIDE # 11— Real X-Files Report, Earthfiles.com Since filing seve 2006 Page #142  
me for an Earthfiles and Dreamland report. Further, he agreed to meet me in 2006 Page #151  
tag of Defense Lovett telephoned a report and an instruction from the Presi 2006 Page #167  
lee -- Lovett notified me that the report had been in error. Some unusual d 2006 Page #168  
formed the Prime Minister that the report of the planes was in error. The P 2006 Page #168  
 to comment on the incident." This report, supposedly based on an Air Force 2006 Page #169  
rce Col. Robert Willingham filed a report with NICAP regarding his observat 2006 Page #174  
 a wellspring of information. This report would not exist but for the dilig 2006 Page #180  
clusion The basic contents of this report were first presented to a UFO con 2006 Page #181  
shington would receive an official report from 180                          2006 Page #183  
s northwest" 32 of their boat. The report is radioed in by Richard Dale Har 2006 Page #184  
what like lightning. Yet they also report the skies are completely clear.33 2006 Page #184  
gain and plunging into the bay. 31 Report from US Coast Guard Station Belli 2006 Page #184  
o the crash site. 4:50 AM: A third report is filed, this time directly from 2006 Page #185  
questing transportation to area of report for radiac (radioactive) readings 2006 Page #185  
be the logical explanation." 37 34 Report from US Coast Guard Command Seatt 2006 Page #185  
5 Op. cit., Bellingham Coast Guard report 36 Op.cit., Bellingham Coast Guar 2006 Page #185  
36 Op.cit., Bellingham Coast Guard report 37 Klipsun magazine, March 1985.  2006 Page #185  
tination. Nearly all the witnesses report that this ship belonged to NOAA,  2006 Page #188  
ternative health fields. The Roper Report Prior to my working at the Founda 2006 Page #197  
d "UFO abduction experiences." The report was mailed by the Bigelow Foundat 2006 Page #197  
m therapists and experiencers. The Report was initiated by Dr. John Mack, P 2006 Page #197  
researcher. According to the Roper Report, the surveys concerned the relati 2006 Page #198  
r anomalous experiences. The Roper Report generated a great deal of critici 2006 Page #198  
 phenomena pilots were required to report to intelligence. Once this was do 2007 Page #19  
porting errors ► 9) Willingness to report false CIA claims about UFOs ► 10) 2007 Page #23  
porting errors ► 9) Willingness tO report false ClA claims about UFOs ► 10) 2007 Page #24  
l1ow the international media. They report many important stories that the U 2007 Page #34  
e shock (Carl Jung, 1960 Brookings report) 3) Technology-transfer issues (e 2007 Page #36  
HE REVIEWER KNEW ABOUT THE TWINING REPORT ■ The SECRET report by Twining wa 2007 Page #48  
UT THE TWINING REPORT ■ The SECRET report by Twining was dated September 23 2007 Page #48  
, 1947. ■ The TOP SECRET White Hot report was dated September 24, 1947 ~-r  2007 Page #48  
me, Nenmveek, U.S. Nen1s & IVorlrl Report, and other sigruficant nacional w 2007 Page #68  
 request of NASA, they published a report entitled "Proposed Studies on the 2007 Page #76  
 Times covered the release of this report under the headline, "Report Says  2007 Page #76  
f this report under the headline, "Report Says Earth's Civilization M.ight  2007 Page #76  
lgallen was further advised that a report concerning the crash was being wi 2007 Page #136  
th that, Riggs says that a lengthy report was filed by the ream leader char 2007 Page #139  
s in the year 1960 alone. One such report reads thus: On 30 September 1960, 2007 Page #139  
 thus: On 30 September 1960, a TWX report was sent to the Pacific Air Force 2007 Page #139  
ter near the village of Ctaru. The report originated with the Japanese Grou 2007 Page #139  
se Force (JASDF). According to the report, a fiery object fell from the sky 2007 Page #139  
eedom of Information Act is a 1965 report titled Fragment, Metal, 'Recovere 2007 Page #140  
!Ject. The released portion of the report reads thus: The purpose of this r 2007 Page #140  
rt reads thus: The purpose of this report is to present the results of the  2007 Page #140  
y further discernible parts of the report -such is the poor quality of the  2007 Page #140  
g at Tad/a, Morocco, states: "This report forwards a translation of an arti 2007 Page #140  
n the subject of UFOs." The second report, also from Morocco, and also date 2007 Page #140  
a UFO encounter over Agadir: "This report forwards translations of two arti 2007 Page #140  
k an interest in the case, a a CIA report -also of ·May 15, 1978 -makes abu 2007 Page #141  
 the Bolivian Government. A second report referenced the crash and adds imp 2007 Page #141  
stions than they answer. The CIA's report of May 15, 1978 clearly stated th 2007 Page #142  
 -with samples (See: MD Palace-431 Report). Los Alamos Study 4FF is still c 2007 Page #143  
ess, the "MD" cited in an apparent report on the Oklahoma case of Septemb e 2007 Page #144  
t the same doc um en t refers to a report prepared by staff at Los Alamos ( 2007 Page #144  
uly 1980, the Whjte House issued a report on the Prince Edward Islands inci 2007 Page #144  
lands incident citied Ad Hoc Panel Report on the Septel)l/;er 22 Evmt. In p 2007 Page #144  
 are pretty sick." A few residents report sighting strange creatures resemb 2007 Page #146  
 1974, when they were printed. The report of a disc crash retrieval from Ch 2007 Page #162  
RCE WEAPONS LAB KIRTLAND AFB N MEX Report Date: APR 1975 Pagination or Medi 2007 Page #163  
 threats to nuclear weapons and to report such evaluated information expedi 2007 Page #175  
 1992 document known as the "Deneb report," this intriguing crash retrieval 2007 Page #184  
 painstakingly studied the "Deneb" report that first broke the story about  2007 Page #188  
nnals of human history. A complete report of our January 2007 Coyame invest 2007 Page #192  
shed objects." Project Sign secret report, February 1949 Quo red in Lt. Col 2007 Page #193  
s. Dr. Maffei issued the fo!Jowing report: "The sample analysed is a combin 2007 Page #194  
d 1.30 grams." After Dr. :Maffei's report was published in the Brazilian pr 2007 Page #194  
material ·was published in Maney's report. Although the Air Force had promi 2007 Page #194  
 consult Prof. Sturrock's exceUent report, "Composition Analysis of the Bra 2007 Page #195  
dent.) Sergio Poulain wrote a long report titled 'La Prueba' (fhe ProoD, wh 2007 Page #196  
nts this experience in his written report "The Proof": "Many more tests wer 2007 Page #197  
"There is insufficient data in the report to forn1 a valid conclusion . Spe 2008 Page #8  
l. Herbert Rolph said they had one report of a sighting as far away as New  2008 Page #9  
night the command post got another report, this time from Lt. Col. James Ho 2008 Page #9  
t. Col. James Howell who wanted to report "numerous reports to the FAA and  2008 Page #9  
 Shields, an Air Force pilot. 1n a report created by Douglas M. Crouch, the 2008 Page #9  
w color to it." Later in that same report, Shields said, "I saw only a slen 2008 Page #10  
rtant truth, then he should let me report who he is. Since be won't, there  2008 Page #14  
 truthfulness. His is just another report that fits into the stream near Eu 2008 Page #14  
 appears prior to the Intelligence Report prepared by Douglas Crouch, an un 2008 Page #16  
APR 62 • Time -0319 Z 12 Blue Book Report Card Las I ·ega., S11n Written by 2008 Page #18  
                     \ ' Blue Book Report Card ·ra.fCT ...,lltm.:, CA,"'D _ 2008 Page #20  
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r • Probably a Bolide 14 Blue Boqk Report Card ·,c..rc'T,..,lt'Ca:lll:,c.,. 2008 Page #20  
:. .. ......... ., ..... Blue Boqk Report Card L r..a':"I I"~,-1,1 ~..- __  2008 Page #20  
d stubbornly maintains that no UFO report received through official channel 2008 Page #23  
 evidence to indicate that any UFO report ever received by us has posed a t 2008 Page #24  
or example, the following official report generated on 2 March 1950 by the  2008 Page #27  
wing day, 3 March, 1950, a further report surfaced: At 2130 hours on 2nd Ma 2008 Page #28  
uban air defense radar controllers report an unidentified "bogey" approachi 2008 Page #29  
outh America. An Intelligence Spot Report was reportedly sent to the headqu 2008 Page #29  
icer on the other end making a UFO report. He was based in Devon and told m 2008 Page #33  
received in my entire posting. The report itself came from a guard patrol a 2008 Page #33  
urther: "They submitted a 2-3 page report which went up their chain of comm 2008 Page #33  
heir chain of command and then the report was forwarded on to me. In that r 2008 Page #33  
rt was forwarded on to me. In that report, they stated that the UFO passed  2008 Page #33  
l, of course, when I received this report and the one from Cosford, I launc 2008 Page #34  
erial Phenomena, Flying Disks, FBI Report, 17 April 1950 12 Clear Intent: T 2008 Page #38  
ne 10, 1987, Bert Dinius called to report he had at least gotten Larry Lake 2008 Page #46  
 Figure 4 Westport Police log-lake report 40                                2008 Page #46  
sident completed a MU FON sighting report at my request. He was driving fro 2008 Page #47  
 Dodge. Page 1 story about initial report; several witnesses observe object 2008 Page #48  
 Tl of Centralia reports receiving report of large, slow moving illuminated 2008 Page #49  
cy Services Director, was quick to report he had a theory given with the bl 2008 Page #54  
sider the true significance of his report. He completed a MUFON sighting re 2008 Page #56  
ort. He completed a MUFON sighting report and he drew a basic diagram of th 2008 Page #56  
 Alan Ra111111er's diagra111 MUFON report 50 I                              2008 Page #56  
t, most of the files were sighting report files and each file contained sev 2008 Page #64  
at by the person receiving the UFO report. Overall, therefore, there were t 2008 Page #64  
pril, I 984: Members of the public report a UFO in Stanmore. Two police off 2008 Page #64  
had a telephone line for people to report sightings and did investigate sig 2008 Page #68  
ight. They phoned a Sgt. McCabe to report what had been happening and McCab 2008 Page #79  
 the woods. Burroughs hand-written report 74 Burroughs wrote in his report, 2008 Page #80  
n report 74 Burroughs wrote in his report, " ... you could hear the farm an 2008 Page #80  
thout storms. Penniston 's written report According to Sgt. Penniston 's wr 2008 Page #81  
rding to Sgt. Penniston 's written report, when he and Airman Burroughs got 2008 Page #81  
ston told me he received a call to report on December 30, 1980, to the Orde 2008 Page #90  
lcolm Zickler ordered Penniston to report to the Air Force Office of Specia 2008 Page #90  
harles I. Halt's January 13, 1981, report to Royal Air Force Two weeks afte 2008 Page #93  
rs Deputy Base Commander , wrote a report dated January 13, 1981, on offici 2008 Page #93  
. And even more intriguing was the report of trinjties-small, globules of g 2008 Page #101  
 lncidents ·Of 1947: A Preliminary Report." I just copied the first 30 page 2008 Page #106  
lthough he did not so state in the report, many of the more controversial p 2008 Page #107  
sed to develop the numbers in this report. She claims that her results are  2008 Page #107  
f the "Burned Memo." The following report was issued by Speck in dated Janu 2008 Page #109  
 ■ Legionna re via TC Air Accident Report ■ CIA archivist via TC Marilyn Mo 2008 Page #115  
IA archivist via TC Marilyn Monroe Report ■ CcYltwell via TC IPU, Hillenkoe 2008 Page #115  
O Incidents Of 1947: A Preliminary Report May, 1993" based in pa rt on leak 2008 Page #117  
the war," according to the Gazelle report, "a total of I 8 additional Brown 2008 Page #129  
 ordered the original Project Sign report stating that UFOs were real destr 2008 Page #132  
 are i11consirunt with body of the report I J • Scientific Community assume 2008 Page #147  
es the study was thorough • Condon Report remains 11,., ,cientific point of 2008 Page #147  
c point of refl!'ence • The Condon Report met USAF objectin,s • No more res 2008 Page #147  
THEY DON'T ALWAYS ACREE THE CONDON REPORT DOfflTlUU.T li1lSTI ~CWtll'IC STU 2008 Page #147  
Luis Alvarez (of the CIA debunking report fame of 1953) became joined on se 2009 Page #9  
isor to the CIA 's Robertson Panel Report on UFO's and national security im 2009 Page #25  
guised version of the story in his Report on Unidentified Flying Objects su 2009 Page #30  
e stories in his well-known study. Report on Unidentified Flying Objects, w 2009 Page #33  
ibilities. I would like an interim report on the data review 24 no later th 2009 Page #41  
n.wikipedia .org/wiki/Clay_Shaw 41 Report of the Select Commillee on Assass 2009 Page #47  
me I was on Blue Book. There was a report that there was a crash of an unex 2009 Page #48  
eld Revelations In a February 1994 report, UFO Crash/Retrievals: Search For 2009 Page #50  
ther than a finely-tuned, finished report): 46 The background as told to my 2009 Page #52  
o have typed a lengthy, classified report on the Kingman UFO crash and body 2009 Page #53  
O Crash/Retrieval Syndrome, Status Report II: New Sources, New Data, Leonar 2009 Page #56  
Proof In A Hall Of Mirrors: Status Report VII, Leonard Stringfield. Publish 2009 Page #56  
ngs, like I know what I drew in my report about the first night of December 2009 Page #77  
 in his official January 13, 1981, report. However, a U. S. Air Force secur 2009 Page #80  
me's and Palmer's January 9, 1981, report of this oddly moving light provok 2009 Page #82  
Gate all night long and told me to report ifl saw anything else and they al 2009 Page #82  
est by publishing the now infamous report called ROSWELL-CASE CLOSED. The m 2009 Page #87  
ictation from him for an important report related to obtaining funding for  2009 Page #93  
 went back to the lab. I wrole !he report and this officer, a lieutenanl co 2009 Page #93  
dark, at least three times, locals report. A large shining ball or disc was 2009 Page #134  
e Soviet government stood by Tass' report. American news coverage was obses 2009 Page #134  
down a reddish light. At least one report I would interpret as abduction re 2009 Page #136  
as I realized I was listening to a report of a UFO landing in Russia. l rec 2009 Page #137  
umanity, however, to note the Tass report stated that witnesses who saw the 2009 Page #138  
nts and Tass's insistence that the report be treated 'as a serious scientif 2009 Page #138  
er submitting Project Seal's final report in December 1950, Professor Leech 2009 Page #163  
ive weapon. According to the Final Report on Project Seal written by Profes 2009 Page #164  
The results were incorporated in a report dated 31st March 1944, which was  2009 Page #165  
ve experts. The Project Seal final report further elaborates that: Experime 2009 Page #165  
, the responsibility of Leech. The report goes on to detail the assistance  2009 Page #165  
ious ," was short lived as Leech's report details: 159                      2009 Page #165  
48, several requests for the final report have been made by Dr. E. Marsden  2009 Page #166  
 effort being made to complete the report. The investigations lead to the c 2009 Page #167  
ical. A Conundrum The Project Seal report confirms that a secret weapon sto 2009 Page #167  
.J. Leech was quoted: Project Seal Report: Existence of the new weapon ·was 2009 Page #167  
apon may be airborne. Project Seal Report: Greatly exaggerated. The project 2009 Page #168  
sults which were incorporated in a report dated 31st March 1944, which was  2009 Page #170  
o, there is no mention in the Seal report of moving the work to Florida. "W 2009 Page #171  
tence of the weapon first The Seal Report was not declassified until 1971.  2009 Page #171  
ary to newspaper reports, the Seal Report was Leech of New Zealand. Later c 2009 Page #171  
land to carry out 166 Project Seal Report: Hardly. The project was tem1inat 2009 Page #172  
aid its source of The Seal Project report offers no hint on information abo 2009 Page #173  
xamine both the Project Seal Final Report as well as the James Marion Snodg 2009 Page #173  
m. Well, aJmost everybody . Latest report having_ to do with 1 the aerJa1 c 2009 Page #177  
ery of the d:sks. Pn~supposing the report to be true, it means, at least; t 2009 Page #177  
nt Air ForceNavy Air Intelligenc e report 100-203-79, Analysis of Flying Ob 2009 Page #177  
eth Arnold's sighting. However , a Report on Flying Disks, dated July 25, 1 2009 Page #178  
ELLINGTON, NEW ZE/1.LAND The FINAL REPORT of P RO J E C T " S E AL" Profes~ 2009 Page #185  

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agon's printing office. One of the report's closing remarks would have had  2003 Page #88  

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 DON'T CARE!! IMPACT OF THE CONDON REPORT-VERY DAMAGING • Condon was right  2008 Page #147  

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d mutilations. From the 1st Annual Report16: "7. There were five recovered  2006 Page #103  

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re than 10,000 sightings have been reported, the majority of which cannot b 2003 Page #9  
rman JCS 1955-1958 “The phenomenon reported is something real and not visio 2003 Page #10  
ring the boy killing the dog. Dahl reported these events to someone describ 2003 Page #41  
f a doughnut shaped craft. Crisman reported his experience to Ray Palmer, a 2003 Page #41  
t were around the old lake bed, as reported by numerous teams of archaeolog 2003 Page #45  
t the location where the object is reported to have fallen. It is likely th 2003 Page #53  
 The description of the object, as reported by numerous observers, doesn't  2003 Page #53  
Review had other stories about the reported UFO incident. But the headline  2003 Page #55  
out the incident which others have reported to me. The Kecksburg witnesses  2003 Page #57  
young boy who saw the object fall, reported this to WHJB radio in Greensbur 2003 Page #59  
 Removed From The Area It has been reported that at about 1 A.M. on Decembe 2003 Page #61  
 4. Photo of damaged tree near the reported crash location. Credit: Stan Go 2003 Page #64  
 The slow trajectory of the object reported by many observers, the apparent 2003 Page #65  
 to what the Venus probe itself is reported to have been. There is no doubt 2003 Page #65  
us civilians, as well as reporters reported seeing Army personnel and/or ve 2003 Page #66  
arch today for a smoldering object reported to have fallen in a wooded area 2003 Page #66  
rm lane that numerous other people reported various activity, including a m 2003 Page #70  
that the metallic object which was reported wouldn't fit inside of these bo 2003 Page #70  
e farm lane that many other people reported various activity on that night. 2003 Page #70  
sic investigation conducted at the reported crash site, by Dr. Ray R. Hicks 2003 Page #71  
ound in the north of England and a reported UFO crash in an English forest. 2003 Page #74  
certain terms that "The phenomenon reported is something real and not visio 2003 Page #87  
h site just after the incident was reported. He died in 1974, but not befor 2003 Page #97  
crash site just after the AAF/USAF reported the ground zero location. (Army 2003 Page #99  
ican scientists for study. After I reported those findings on the radio, we 2003 Page #100  
 of isotopes. One such anomaly was reported in 1957 when a metal fragment a 2003 Page #107  
ody had to build it and no one has reported building it. It's a very high t 2003 Page #110  
om certain researchers, and he had reported on their thinking and activitie 2003 Page #147  
ions, talked to him many times and reported on what he found to these same  2003 Page #147  
 shape more or less resembles that reported in the famous Cash-Landrum Texa 2003 Page #173  
ason to doubt the sizes and shapes reported in the Manual. The final challe 2003 Page #184  
fact that one of the air force men reported to be going to the airfield to  2003 Page #192  
Gordon had discovered about groups reported at the crash scene. These inclu 2003 Page #193  
ts that happen from time to time - reported by people who I think are basic 2003 Page #195  
aucer. This is information that he reported back to Smith. Smith, in turn,  2003 Page #197  
mmand Center" vs. "...China" « "...reported unidentified flying objects bei 2003 Page #207  
ar the purpose of sating on of the reported rmidsntifled objects being kept 2003 Page #212  
n series of documents concerning a reported UFO crash retrieval in Mexico t 2004 Page #4  
gram for investigation of reliably reported unidentified flying objects wit 2004 Page #4  
e 4t1 Fighter Interceptor Squadron reported that he had seen an object as l 2004 Page #5  
 and 15 October 1965. Other than a reported east-to-west direction of fligh 2004 Page #6  
n, states: Local press 17 Aug 1967 reported that a satellite, cube shaped,  2004 Page #7  
 in San Luis and Mendoza provinces reported seeing a flying saucer squadron 2004 Page #8  
 might soon be reopened. They also reported that an unidentified object had 2004 Page #8  
 in San Luis and Mendoza provinces reported seeing a flying saucer squadron 2004 Page #10  
hat shortly after the incident was reported by the media, the 9             2004 Page #12  
EWSPAPER "EL OrAP10 0 eF • 79015.9 REPORTED THAT A SECOND UNIDENTIFIED 00JE 2004 Page #21  
ON ANO A LOT OF UYMETOMS HAVE BEEN REPORTED. WE ARE SENDING BACK SOME DOCTO 2004 Page #24  
oss the country. Tens of thousands reported seeing the ship, or ships, and  2004 Page #28  
per hour to more than 200 mph. The reported high speeds are noteworthy. I r 2004 Page #28  
e correspondent in Wortham, Texas, reported, "Capt. John A. Lilly, a promin 2004 Page #32  
datelined Grandbury, Texas, it was reported, "Newt Gresham last night at 9: 2004 Page #32  
 G. Williams of Greenville, Texas, reported he was strolling in a field at  2004 Page #32  
e is, however, no unbeliever now," reported the correspondent R. M. Tate of 2004 Page #32  
al presence on both boats. O'Brien reported to Werbicki that RCC did not ha 2004 Page #38  
d blow out windows at East Gate. I reported what I saw over my Motorola rad 2004 Page #55  
wer looked like he just woke up He reported nothing. it was now day break,  2004 Page #55  
and 2 a.m., our Woodbridge patrols reported strange lights over Rendlesham  2004 Page #55  
later, we learned no other flights reported any strange lights. It was then 2004 Page #56  
rez, Mexico" explosions which were reported as another V-2 rocket veering 1 2004 Page #67  
om 1946 to 1950. The El Paso limes reported the next day on May 30, 1947, t 2004 Page #67  
to crash. SLIDE #13: Graphic Total Reported Airplane Accidents, May 9 to Ju 2004 Page #68  
 animal mutilations have also been reported since at least the 1960s. There 2004 Page #73  
ilations of cattle and horses were reported in Colorado again as they had b 2004 Page #76  
much of it is true. RIS: The facts reported in the book are substantially c 2004 Page #91  
tringfield had another witness who reported that four bodies from a crash i 2004 Page #97  
t up to his death in 1962. The FBI reported what they had seen and sent it  2004 Page #103  
O investigator Major Donald Keyhoe reported in his writings that the United 2004 Page #103  
at had just been developed. Keyhoe reported that panic set in within the Ai 2004 Page #103  
until 1957, regularly screened and reported to the USAF details of UFO acti 2004 Page #108  
 Sailor, messenger on command ship reported task force retrieved UFO and bo 2004 Page #111  
Reports 35-36-37 (1962): all three reported disc in a hangar • Report 59 an 2004 Page #116  
e IPU and 1st Annual Report deaths reported Slide 13 115                    2004 Page #118  
e a potential dilemma. The actions reported by other enforcement (military  2004 Page #123  
e 24 MAXIMUM SIZE /It DISTRIBUTION REPORTED • Less than or equal to 20 feet 2004 Page #126  
) Conclusion: 2/3 of Stringfield's reported maximum sizes were less than 30 2004 Page #126  
oint that some of the larger craft reported (over 50 feet) would not pass b 2004 Page #127  
imited to sizes smaller than those reported by Stringfield. 124             2004 Page #127  
arge flat trailers have been often reported as part of the recovery equipme 2004 Page #129  
rts, some of the smaller UFOs were reported to have been sent by rail. In a 2004 Page #129  
r. If you look at some of the less reported fact of the JFK Jr. death, you  2004 Page #130  
ilber Smith, a Canadian scientist, reported in a classified study entitled  2004 Page #140  
 was just visiting his dentist, as reported. Mysteriously, the same day the 2004 Page #144  
 the same day the news erroneously reported that President Eisenhower had d 2004 Page #144  
 local mortuary. Glenn Dennis also reported that a Roswell nurse had told h 2004 Page #145  
including actor Jackie Gleason who reported to close confidants that Presid 2004 Page #147  
 taking photographs of it. Sheehan reported the two studies were completed  2004 Page #187  
at Carter, Reagan, and Clinton all reported said they had no control over w 2004 Page #197  
bert Smith in 1950 that the "facts reported" in Behind the I-7ying Saucers  2004 Page #217  
ime of the Aztec incident, just as reported in Behind the Flying Saucers, a 2004 Page #221  
ics" in any of the photographs, as reported by witnesses of the actual cras 2004 Page #226  
g to Fort Worth. This organization reported on July 20, 1994, that even aft 2004 Page #231  
hood. Apparently some children had reported seeing a strange creature chat  2005 Page #31  
g suspicious was being sighted and reported from Jardim Andere. The ESA sen 2005 Page #31  
 long after the strange encounters reported by Liliane, Valquiria, Katia, a 2005 Page #34  
s, other mysterious incidents were reported in Varginha that may or ma) not 2005 Page #34  
itness's hand, similar to what was reported in the 1947 RosweU incident. Th 2005 Page #37  
ense contracts. At the time of his reported experience, he was on special a 2005 Page #41  
 in sight. At 15,000 feet, Mantell reported: "The object is directly ahead  2005 Page #64  
 He stated that "certain materials reported to have come from flying saucer 2005 Page #79  
ere very high speed aircraft being reported since at least 1982. One of the 2005 Page #82  
nt triangular aircraft began to be reported. These triangles were being lau 2005 Page #82  
isitors to rus home and laboratory reported seeing shining objects in the s 2005 Page #94  
meteorite, or shooting scar. Reich reported the sighting to the Air Force B 2005 Page #95  
ppressed at that time. \Xi'hen you reported a UFO, they came co you with th 2005 Page #95  
s recorded, Reich had observed and reported their presence during various c 2005 Page #100  
o the "flaps" over spherical discs reported in the skies across America. By 2005 Page #118  
47, when he wrote, "The phenomenon reported [UFOs] is something real and no 2005 Page #118  
he extraordinarily large number of reported UFO crashes and their retrieval 2005 Page #119  
g unconventional aerial phenomenon reported since 1897 and what exists in p 2005 Page #123  
 "unconventional aerial phenomenon reported since 1897." This date is unexp 2005 Page #123  
t the true dimensions of the crash reported in the small communit y of Auro 2005 Page #123  
ick Redfern has carefully examined reported UFO crashes and does find insta 2005 Page #132  
iable timeline consistent with the reported facts of the crash retrieval ev 2005 Page #136  
il 1957, he regularly screened and reported to the USAF details of UFO acti 2005 Page #138  
ertaining to UFO B's (UFO reports) reported within the ZI ["Zone of the Int 2005 Page #141  
gram for investigation of reliably reported unidentified flying objects wit 2005 Page #142  
yrotechnics ," as the military had reported. It was an atomic bomb, also re 2005 Page #153  
al minutes after the crash." 111ey reported their findings to Jose's father 2005 Page #154  
rimental weather balloons that was reported to have accidentall y crashed t 2005 Page #156  
r other UFO crash events have been reported, and a few investigated lend su 2005 Page #161  
World. In some cases, workers have reported that security was oppressive. I 2005 Page #167  
ny decades. Only 10% of those were reported. I have never seen Tokyo either 2006 Page #11  
d of who the officers were that he reported to in performing his intuitive  2006 Page #22  
Retrieval Conference. The findings reported herein are the result of group  2006 Page #49  
y by the sound of an explosion. He reported the fire on a roadside emergenc 2006 Page #71  
 investigate a UFO crash retrieval reported by Kevin D. Randle in Appendix  2006 Page #72  
 personnel. But as soon as Collins reported from Wendover, all efforts bega 2006 Page #74  
ene to photograph the wreckage. He reported that the front of the airplane  2006 Page #74  
ed that the pilot, who earlier had reported being fatigued, became disorien 2006 Page #82  
scription of the mysterious object reported by Randle's witness sounded ver 2006 Page #87  
paper, the "Charleston Daily Mail" reported, "Fiery Objects Flash Across Sk 2006 Page #94  
h by their planes while aloft" and reported them to the Civil Aeronautics A 2006 Page #94  
ft." "The Charleston Gazette" also reported an object sighted across West V 2006 Page #94  
ed, "The object was also variously reported to have made hissing sounds and 2006 Page #94  
 "Charleston Daily Mail" newspaper reported a straight forward, no frills,  2006 Page #95  
er." "The Charleston Gazette" also reported the monster story in an article 2006 Page #95  
e Massachusetts "Springfield News" reported, "Flaming Object Seen at Capita 2006 Page #95  
red that some of the UFO sightings reported by the press for September 12 s 2006 Page #96  
e." Additional sightings were also reported that night up and down the east 2006 Page #96  
eir flight paths. All of them were reported to be on fire and had pieces fa 2006 Page #98  
ese three objects were sighted and reported passing over more than forty lo 2006 Page #98  
15, 1952, "The Charleston Gazette" reported the incident in an article titl 2006 Page #98  
ifies Party of 7." This UP article reported the storyline of the incident a 2006 Page #99  
alf-man, half-dragon' had not been reported since Friday." This UP article  2006 Page #99  
ince some alleged aliens have been reported as having psychic abilities, it 2006 Page #102  
material since 6,014 items are now reported as published "Medical Items" in 2006 Page #104  
g Ground, an Army facility in Utah reported to be a storehouse for and test 2006 Page #106  
seen clearly miles away — this was reported by the national press and radio 2006 Page #121  
ar power station in the area. He'd reported it to the Sunday Express in tha 2006 Page #125  
ple, British writer Georgina Bruni reported on a rumor that shortly after t 2006 Page #132  
rts. "The radio interceptions were reported through channels to the CIA. Po 2006 Page #134  
ccupants. The most famous publicly reported crash was between Roswell and C 2006 Page #140  
 a CIA antenna farm. UFOs had been reported over Miami, the Bermuda triangl 2006 Page #143  
 Barry Greenwood. The incident was reported to nuclear physicist and UFO in 2006 Page #143  
and destroy the object. The leader reported his radar was locked onto the b 2006 Page #143  
 don't believe it. The CIA has not reported any troop movements or aircraft 2006 Page #164  
 source of the "geese" explanation reported by Acheson. So, which explanati 2006 Page #169  
 by the International News Service reported yet another explanation: "Washi 2006 Page #169  
600 mph, operational in 1950). Thy reported on the scope (of a ground radar 2006 Page #175  
 missing or disabled aircraft were reported or spotted in the region during 2006 Page #189  
 day, no mg/or meteor showers were reported in the section of sky in questi 2006 Page #189  
e. No other major UFO activity was reported during the time or in the place 2006 Page #189  
longed and noisy effort. Witnesses reported seeing the lights of the ship,  2006 Page #191  
fessional and white collar workers reported more mental events than other o 2006 Page #198  
tion as the Influential Americans, reported the greatest number of OBE even 2006 Page #198  
cal cafe owner and her husband who reported that, several months previously 2006 Page #199  
 also heard from another woman who reported seeing a similar black, triangu 2006 Page #199  
the Skinwalker 8 was published. It reported on a scientific study of a ranc 2006 Page #200  
spaper owners, the Bakers, who had reported extensively on the UFO flap ove 2006 Page #201  
Bs) Then there were the people who reported experiences with Men in Black ( 2006 Page #204  
 March of 2001, the New York Times reported that the CIA had a covert relac 2007 Page #13  
rom the news media. Corel Lorenzen reported in one of her books chat she ha 2007 Page #18  
e the region where they were first reported. A contrary example is how some 2007 Page #20  
                Third, a UFO event reported by a seemjngly questionable sou 2007 Page #33  
ary privilege." "Ordinary" USAPs ■ Reported to closed sessions in Congress, 2007 Page #52  
 the news to see if perhaps it was reported on? GM: 1 rudn't but 1 do remem 2007 Page #90  
ly. It's clear that what was being reported in the news media as "Flying Sa 2007 Page #108  
 to catch the djscs. Gordon Cooper reported char the ruses were flying much 2007 Page #109  
that time (th.is sighting was also reported in the :i\1iami Herald). The 0. 2007 Page #110  
944. These were the exact aircraft reported as "flying Saucers" in the U.S. 2007 Page #111  
    (Hangar #4 bay "E" lower level reported to be the location of the USAF  2007 Page #118  
Unidentified Arial Phenomena (UAP) reported is a fraction of the actual inc 2007 Page #121  
er the ordeal, the newspapers only reported the incident as a fire-nothing  2007 Page #128  
nesota. Local TV news station KDLH reported this incident. They searched fo 2007 Page #128  
. Additional witnesses in the area reported bizarre power surges and blacko 2007 Page #129  
gital clock readouts and VCRs were reported for two to three days following 2007 Page #129  
iver was off the hook. A clergyman reported that his 1990 Mercury Marquis b 2007 Page #129  
Shortly after the incident, people reported seeing numerou s UFOs flying ar 2007 Page #129  
f the Australian National Railways reported that there was a bright light a 2007 Page #130  
erious bright flash in the sky was reported simultaneously in Atlanta, Newm 2007 Page #133  
article in a Bristol newspaper had reported this incident and indicated tha 2007 Page #140  
 and 15 October 1965. Other than a reported east-to-west direction of fligh 2007 Page #140  
 in San Luis and Mendoza provinces reported seeing a flying saucer squadron 2007 Page #141  
 might soon be reopened. They also reported that an unidentified object had 2007 Page #141  
s aerial djscs and non-humans were reported around the world -along with an 2007 Page #145  
l Phenomenon, also known as NICAP, reported in its July 'VFO INVESTIGATOR"  2007 Page #164  
                  RECENT SIGHTINGS REPORTED IN NEW MEXICO On ,...,. 28, 197 2007 Page #165  
 under the title "Recent Sightings Reported in New i\Iexico, NICAP stated:  2007 Page #165  
jagged hole. None of the witnesses reported seeing anything inside this hol 2007 Page #187  
Las Vegas. Newspapers the next day reported on the flight or on an explosio 2008 Page #7  
s were begun but ended when no one reported the lost of an aircraft. Invest 2008 Page #7  
ings. The Las Vegas Sun, however , reported on April 19, the day after the  2008 Page #8  
a's Air Force on alert." Stalmaker reported that Frank Maggio, a staff phot 2008 Page #8  
esquite, but nothing else had been reported to the newspaper. Butt told me, 2008 Page #8  
s earlier by a hunter. When no one reported any missing aircraft, and they  2008 Page #8  
y Division] of the following event reported to the \:Var room at the Pentag 2008 Page #9  
ft, 8-52 crew and DC-8 pilots. All reported alike in shape, color, and gene 2008 Page #9  
orce Colonel' (quotes in original] reported that object (over] the western  2008 Page #9  
 Denver center [FAA flight center] reported at 0332Z that after IO -15 minu 2008 Page #9  
ld still be seen. No radar pick up reported as yet. Visual sightings only." 2008 Page #9  
op Carrier Squadron , Ogden, Utah, reported to AFLC that the object appeare 2008 Page #9  
 "Hq USAF, SAFOI-3b (Major Hart)," reported, 'The number of reports generat 2008 Page #11  
l newspaper , the Nephi Times-News reported that Maurice Memmott and Dan Jo 2008 Page #11  
hotoelectric cells and no one else reported any other power failures in the 2008 Page #13  
and the Bonanza crew in Nevada who reported the object below their aircraft 2008 Page #13  
ere in Utah. The Los Angeles Times reported that the object seen over Reno  2008 Page #13  
 Or, there is a discrepancy in the reported direction. 7                    2008 Page #13  
ional note to the effect that 'the reported track is characteristic of that 2008 Page #15  
oon but there is insufficient data reported to fully support such an evalua 2008 Page #15  
such an evaluation.' The phenomena reported was not intercepted or fired up 2008 Page #15  
An Air Force Defense Command alert reported the object was tracked and trac 2008 Page #16  
 plausible expert. His statement , reported throughout the country sounded  2008 Page #17  
 had been knocked out in Nephi but reported only the light was so bright it 2008 Page #17  
as officially terminated) , 12,618 reported UFO sightings were investigated 2008 Page #23  
r conditions and hoaxes. Only 70 l reported sightings remained unexplained  2008 Page #23  
of unexplained phenomena have been reported in the vicinity of the Atomic E 2008 Page #27  
h Smyrna Air Base, Nashville which reported it had no flight plan for any p 2008 Page #28  
witnessing of the objects with the reported radar sightings; because of the 2008 Page #29  
and destroy the object. The leader reported his radar was locked onto the " 2008 Page #29  
ly disintegrated. Cuban radar then reported that the UFO had quickly accele 2008 Page #29  
tion [ ... ] such an episode [was] reported by two F-4 Phantom              2008 Page #30  
nvestigate [ ... ] The individuals reported seeing a strange glowing object 2008 Page #32  
the Westpo11 Police Department and reported: He was just returningfrom Aber 2008 Page #46  
ht, November 25, 1979. Paul Wenzel reported seeing "an unknown-shaped objec 2008 Page #48  
and explode on impact. No aircraft reported missing. 2. November 27, 1979 - 2008 Page #48  
 in the direction of Westport. She reported her sighting at about 2250 hour 2008 Page #49  
ight green flash pass overhead. He reported his sighting to the county sher 2008 Page #49  
 southwest. After the sighting she reported what she had seen to her family 2008 Page #50  
 Bridge. But what her son, Shannon reported may help to paint the details o 2008 Page #53  
 was one more witness, one who had reported other UFO's, and they arrived t 2008 Page #55  
inced he said he stands on what he reported and he stated he was perfectly  2008 Page #58  
t was to investigate UFO sightings reported to the British government, look 2008 Page #61  
ting. She told a family member who reported her sighting lo the Grays Harbo 2008 Page #70  
ish UFO investigator Jenny Randles reported that residents in Orford Ness s 2008 Page #74  
 that followed, Russian newspapers reported extensively on the event. The J 2008 Page #97  
 linguistic analyses perfom1ed and reported. DRAFT June 1947 Relationships  2008 Page #112  
No one can deny that following the reported collapse of communism , America 2008 Page #124  
telligence Agent Adolf Hitler, who reported to Captain Karl Mayr and got fu 2008 Page #126  
er owned 42 percent of Schroeder," reported New York Times writer Charles H 2008 Page #126  
Business Machines in Warsaw, which reported directly to the IBM New York he 2008 Page #128  
hout equivocation, "The phenomenon reported is something real and not visio 2008 Page #132  
een analyzmg for almost 15 years," reported Hoagland. "This new evidence is 2008 Page #135  
ors arranged the world's affairs," reported Martin. Using escape routes tha 2008 Page #137  
intelligence in 1956," author Hunt reported. She added that officers of the 2008 Page #137  
est publisher for the Gem1an Army, reported the Independ ent Historical Com 2008 Page #144  
veillance system. the Pentagon was reported to have been chewed out for fai 2009 Page #16  
or boat was registered to Dahl, he reported the incident to Crisman, who he 2009 Page #31  
lease the most important UFO files reported through the ClRVIS system to th 2009 Page #41  
                    Concerning the reported recovery of an apparent alien b 2009 Page #49  
 to most of the long-haired beings reported in Contactee cases in the 1950s 2009 Page #55  
rman I st Class John Burroughs who reported to Sgt. Bud Steffens. East Gate 2009 Page #62  
rical factors Moscow* SOVIET UNION Reported touchdown point which entered i 2009 Page #134  
 from each other. Some particulars reported by that percentage of witnesses 2009 Page #135  
nd where it "melted." Other beings reported were alternately described as " 2009 Page #136  
s. Other stories and accounts were reported as well. A few days after the e 2009 Page #136  
hild witnesses and their neighbors reported an unusual object flying over t 2009 Page #136  
ier accounts of alien abduction as reported in America. The Voronezh visito 2009 Page #139  
24, 1947 when newspapers worldwide reported on Kenneth Arnold's famous sigh 2009 Page #155  
ht my eye -the International Press reported that a secret weapon, that riva 2009 Page #156  
ued by this amazing story that was reported just two weeks prior to Arnold' 2009 Page #156  
 No new sources of death rays were reported during the war, but such rays w 2009 Page #158  
osmic rays. The Dail) Capital News reported that: "British Refuse To Talk A 2009 Page #159  
 New Zealand Herald, of Auckland , reported. Without discounting the effect 2009 Page #159  
are under control. Scientists were reported thoroughly examining all possib 2009 Page #159  
f the secret Anglo-American weapon reported from New Zealand as saying that 2009 Page #160  
 Existence of the weapon first was reported by Prof. T. D. J Leech of New Z 2009 Page #160  
blished . The records were, it was reported subsequently in agreement with  2009 Page #166  
s not declassified until 1971. was reported by Prof. T.D.J. Contrary to new 2009 Page #171  
ablished. The records were, it was reported subsequently , in agreement wit 2009 Page #172  
ng on June 24, 1947 the news media reported on a top secret Anglo-American  2009 Page #176  
that, in contrast to this, we have reported sightings of unknown objects ov 2009 Page #178  
so indicated some concern that the reported sightings might have been made  2009 Page #179  
ct J\nglo-Amerjcan a news dispatch reported Dr. \veapon he _;,aid \Vets ''a 2009 Page #181  
 mini.su·y, the oir Sckn:lsls were reported thc;r-: m ms try, the w~r oWcc, 2009 Page #182  
o cti to be tco com-· . 'Auckland. reported. ' p\i,x !or ;, small country l 2009 Page #182  
i.th my~ in genc:·:,I arc al• were reported du~ the wat·, but :nost inconce 2009 Page #182  
llcd :Statca ~ · l'CIC!:ili,ts &re reported to have le-! vclopcd tbc supcr• 2009 Page #183  
the weapon tint simiiar lt!ld. wa, reported whe:i Profcuor 'T. o.l "Below t 2009 Page #183  
omic bornb," hC ne...,·~ rii~patch reported Leech . asl ;issl'rtcct •'OthN  2009 Page #183  
e sound d1vis1on Jf tile, Pay. was reported when Pro!. T. D. ton-Acme compa 2009 Page #184  

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psychological warfare aircraft. It reportedJ y has the ability to override  2007 Page #28  

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estigators recovered wreckage and, reportedl y, five alien bodies. A few re 2005 Page #126  
 instaUations. Recovered UFOs have reportedl y been secured and analyzed at 2005 Page #130  
 onJy that: the Ararat Anomaly has reportedl y also been the subject of dee 2007 Page #138  

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f the wooded area where the object reportedly fell. The boy and his young s 2003 Page #54  
onducted to locate the object that reportedly fell from the sky. I had no 5 2003 Page #54  
. Army and state police officials, reportedly in anticipation of a "close i 2003 Page #55  
in days after the incident. People reportedly saw a large military flat bed 2003 Page #56  
rom the area near where the object reportedly fell near Kecksburg. I obtain 2003 Page #56  
oking men in dress suits were also reportedly seen at the Kecksburg locatio 2003 Page #59  
nto a hanger, and the security was reportedly tighter at the base that nigh 2003 Page #61  
or a short time that morning, then reportedly was being transported to Wrig 2003 Page #61  
hat it was taken to. The brick was reportedly going to be used build a prot 2003 Page #62  
large wooded area where the object reportedly fell was known to many, but t 2003 Page #63  
e its mission, and one witness was reportedly told by an Air Force officer  2003 Page #65  
uvers. Also the size of the object reportedly seen on the ground is large i 2003 Page #65  
but in a censored format. This was reportedly because some witnesses who ha 2003 Page #67  
object, and the activities that he reportedly saw going on at the crash sit 2003 Page #70  
om the famous Roswell incident was reportedly taken.                        2003 Page #83  
nker buster"-type bombs that could reportedly penetrate and destroy facilit 2003 Page #149  
tory in May 1978. • The object was reportedly 4 meters in diameter • US mil 2003 Page #164  
ich it operated and that cover was reportedly "The Office of Emergency Prep 2003 Page #194  
n these bodies. Animal parts? were reportedly discovered inside the craft a 2003 Page #236  
and one in 1987, where objects had reportedly crashed in the El Yunque rain 2004 Page #16  
an unidentified flying object that reportedly crashed in the El Yunque rain 2004 Page #16  
ct was a meteorite. The object was reportedly recovered by U.S. forces and  2004 Page #16  
ronautical Establishment of Canada reportedly showed the metal fragments to 2004 Page #30  
on these bodies. Animal parts were reportedly discovered inside the craft a 2004 Page #80  
Force Base in Florida, where there reportedly is a top secret space medical 2004 Page #144  
e money to settle the dispute, but reportedly William Moore was taken to th 2004 Page #145  
 he and the President played golf. Reportedly, learning of the Ultimate Sec 2004 Page #147  
facilities to track UFOs. NASA was reportedly at the crash site and the nex 2004 Page #177  
 reporter Sarah McClendon, Clinton reportedly stated when asked why he didn 2004 Page #197  
l history accurate? Are the people reportedly involved in the event suppose 2005 Page #136  
on these bodies. Animal parts were reportedly discovered inside the craft a 2006 Page #104  
ical weapons. • 1984: Soviet Union reportedly creates super plague. • 1985- 2006 Page #107  
ic survey of the area. Nothing was reportedly found. (6) And only hours lat 2006 Page #120  
of personnel from Porton Down were reportedly dispatched to the area and, d 2006 Page #132  
ies. The destination of the convoy reportedly was Atlanta, Georgia. "Here t 2006 Page #135  
ummi Island. The object's color is reportedly white and orange, and its imp 2006 Page #184  
ral marine mechanics and fishermen reportedly witnessed a large vessel stea 2006 Page #188  
O Network), diver Richard Burke is reportedly willing to undergo a polygrap 2006 Page #188  
 splashdown, the mysterious object reportedly peormed a bizarre "U-turn" ma 2006 Page #190  
n E. J. Ruppelt ... " ■ " ... have reportedly seen these ... " {All of thes 2007 Page #47  
os (and citied Scudy 4FF) that was reportedly "still classified under tl1e  2007 Page #144  
a. An Intelligence Spot Report was reportedly sent to the headquarters of t 2008 Page #29  
, countless other individuals have reportedly undergone similar, distressin 2008 Page #35  
by Yuri Labvin, was launched , and reportedly uncovered what was tantalizin 2008 Page #102  
mind the initial name of the group reportedly in charge of the effort to bo 2008 Page #130  
 in March, 1949, a month before he reportedly committed suicide at Bethesda 2008 Page #132  
n a unidentified space vehicle was reportedly recovered by the Armed Forces 2009 Page #17  
gh-powered radar stations that had reportedly locked on to the object, caus 2009 Page #17  

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 by Walter Webb, International UFO Reporter, Winter 1996. 20. Past In The R 2003 Page #39  
ill Burns, a well known Pittsburgh reporter broke into regular TV programmi 2003 Page #54  
 may have fallen." Robert Gatty, a reporter for the Tribune-Review, was on  2003 Page #55  
in the woods of military interest. Reporter John Murphy, after talking with 2003 Page #59  
etrieval Conference Tribune-Review reporter Ernie Hoffman replaced Bob Gatt 2003 Page #60  
ng, especially Times investigative reporter Walter H. Waggoner who wrote th 2003 Page #94  
s included in an International UFO Reporter (CUFOS) article in 1996. Most o 2003 Page #184  
sappeared. Panic broke out and one reporter almost got a story on the wire  2003 Page #192  
n Greer about the late White House reporter Sarah McClendon, and her questi 2003 Page #199  
e we don't know about," she told a reporter. On it went. For every claim, t 2004 Page #30  
. For 25 years as an investigative reporter, I have tried to find facts abo 2004 Page #75  
t by another writer: Dazly Variety reporter Frank Skully, who wrote a best- 2004 Page #136  
, various issues International UFO Reporter, publication of J. Allen Hynek  2004 Page #149  
o long time Washington White House reporter Sarah McClendon, Clinton report 2004 Page #197  
uthwest — and one incredibly naive reporter, Frank Scully — in the late 194 2004 Page #215  
ond Johnson. In 1947, Bond was the reporter/photographer for the Fort Worth 2004 Page #226  
ding the photo shoot. Photographer/reporter James Bond Johnson's unconditio 2004 Page #231  
e Star Telegram send out a further reporter or photographer? We don't belie 2004 Page #237  
pher? We don't believe so, the one reporter we have spoken with who was the 2004 Page #237  
ictures or any other Star Telegram reporter or photographer, how did the tw 2004 Page #237  
 to your inquiries." But when a TV reporter approached him later, the gener 2005 Page #35  
 done it in my official note." The reporter pressed on: "The goal is co pro 2005 Page #35  
.se 'tbld t flab- bergasted Mirror reporter: Seems he was agitating the alk 2006 Page #44  
, CA meets with Los Angeles Mirror Reporter, tells his story, and shows pie 2006 Page #45  
wreckage that was recovered to the reporter. 3. The military, likely from n 2006 Page #45  
 Furthermore, I wasn't a newspaper reporter who was there to do another sil 2006 Page #92  
art, Jr., the first Braxton County reporter in Flatwoods shortly after the  2006 Page #98  
Copyright 2006 Linda Moulton Howe, Reporter, Editor Earthfiles.com WOR,AD w 2006 Page #139  
ning TV producer and investigative reporter, Linda Moulton Howe, is also Re 2006 Page #139  
orter, Linda Moulton Howe, is also Reporter and Editor of the Award-winning 2006 Page #139  
ker and author: Linda Moulton Howe Reporter and Editor Earthfiles.com; Inve 2006 Page #163  
itor Earthfiles.com; Investigative Reporter Premiere Radio Networks and Dre 2006 Page #163  
" Walker tells a Bellingham Herald reporter the next day, "It's not rock an 2006 Page #187  
it!" ► Denver AP Bureau "test'' by reporter R. Roger Harkins during Univers 2007 Page #19  
ity of Colorado UFO study, a local reporter, R. Roger Harkins came to suspe 2007 Page #20  
ore chajn_ Pope comments co Forhts reporter: "It's politics; one hand washe 2007 Page #27  
Howe © 2007 by Lindo Moulton Howe. Reporter and Editor Eorthfiles.com 1974  2007 Page #145  
2000 feet. The couple told a NICAP reporter that they believed the craft wa 2007 Page #165  
 lead paragraph, Jim Stalmaker , a reporter for the newspaper wrote that a  2008 Page #8  
 The Salt Lake Tribune, The Eureka Reporter and the Nephi News-Leader . Add 2008 Page #16  
ocal witnesses , and John Dodge, a reporter from the Aberdeen Daily World.  2008 Page #45  
979 -UFO Wreckage in Elk River? By Reporter John Dodge. Page 1 story about  2008 Page #48  
Ralph Paduano told the Daily World Reporter, "We 're certainly not guarding 2008 Page #60  
ys Harbor County Sheriff's Office. Reporter John Dodge obtained her informa 2008 Page #70  
ghts? © 2008 by Linda Moulton Howe Reporter and Editor Earthfiles.com SLfDE 2008 Page #71  
Author Contact: Linda Moulton Howe Reporter and Editor Earth files.com P. 0 2008 Page #96  
When Germany awoke," wrote British reporter Douglas Reed, "a man's home was 2008 Page #128  
nd committed other war crimes. CNN reporter Linda Hunt, author of the 1991  2008 Page #137  
earcher and former Washington Post reporter Jefferson Morley against the CI 2009 Page #34  
a Moulton Howe Science/Environment Reporter and Editor www.Earthfiles.com a 2009 Page #86  
w.Earthfiles.com and Investigative Reporter Premiere Radio Networks P. 0. B 2009 Page #86  
overage goes down hill from there. Reporter Esther B. Fein had the humanity 2009 Page #138  
ix of the Times, but overnight the reporter seems to have been transforn1ed 2009 Page #138  
s wink-wink-nudge-nudge treatment. Reporter Eleanor Blau contacts Jim Speis 2009 Page #138  
and in the Pacific. He turned to a reporter and said: "remember there was h 2009 Page #160  
ing the secret weapon. The Abilene Reporter listed these as: l. It is not c 2009 Page #161  
nd in the Pacific" and turned to a reporter and said "You remember there wa 2009 Page #170  
 search for a Santa Cruz Sent incl reporter ·Search for R,,ji's II' address 2009 Page #192  

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y newspapers nationwide. Many news reporters were indeed in the Kecksburg a 2003 Page #55  
eachers, law enforcement officers, reporters, engineers, and a funeral home 2003 Page #57  
ht. Numerous civilians, as well as reporters reported seeing Army personnel 2003 Page #66  
 he had always declined to talk to reporters about the crash because he "di 2004 Page #29  
press his frustration. Schiff told reporters: "The GAO report states that t 2004 Page #61  
es that night has told us no other reporters went back out to FWAAF and all 2004 Page #237  
ithout involving any Star Telegram reporters or photographers, just as our  2004 Page #238  
e absence of crisis, investigative reporters would be free to mine every ba 2006 Page #60  
y a famous test pilot. Attempts by reporters to follow up various details o 2006 Page #75  
t we assured them that we were not reporters or from the government. 195    2006 Page #198  
ening at the home of the newspaper reporters and saw some of their video fo 2006 Page #201  
e a free press. The myth says that reporters are aggressive in their pursui 2007 Page #8  
(apparent inability of editors and reporters to recall basic histoncal fact 2007 Page #23  
(apparent inability of editors and reporters to recal.l basic historical fa 2007 Page #24  
ion lasted about 1 minute. "NI CAP reporters noted that the day of the sigh 2007 Page #165  
trol tower, saw the flash and told reporters that it was a brilliant white  2008 Page #13  
r later I was doing just that. The reporters and staff I met with were most 2009 Page #138  
ncreasing journalistic freedom for reporters. They seemed to have a genuine 2009 Page #138  
," This idea is picked up by other reporters and commentators and takes hol 2009 Page #138  
s focused on six major points that reporters were able to extract from Jame 2009 Page #161  

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ated magnesium/zinc layers. I kept reporting the research findings on Dream 2003 Page #109  
. Perhaps they even went as far as reporting their sightings to the authori 2003 Page #151  
Conference Project STORK UAO (UFO) Reporting Analysis • Follow-up / on Proj 2003 Page #162  
 UFOB (Unidentified Flying OBject) reporting that are identical to an uncla 2003 Page #171  
reign b Instructions for good UFOB reporting included n References of the e 2003 Page #172  
in Majestic —12 Group 7. Forms for reporting listed in Appendix I. 11/8/200 2003 Page #174  
 explained why people in 1947 were reporting bodies in connection with the  2003 Page #202  
bject of UFOs, and presages future reporting which could be valuable in pur 2004 Page #7  
e and Uruguayan radio stations are reporting on this even more frequently,  2004 Page #8  
bject of Unte$ and preeages future reporting which could be valuable in pur 2004 Page #19  
ime Command called off the search, reporting that with reference to the Sha 2004 Page #42  
gs, so did the radio transmissions reporting lights in the sky. When we ret 2004 Page #56  
ffiliate in Los Angeles to do news reporting and documentaries, worked also 2004 Page #76  
turn to the ranch for a week after reporting the existence of the debris. B 2004 Page #138  
ial people seeing these things and reporting them."                         2005 Page #39  
e his letter verifying -not merely reporting as personal belief -certain as 2005 Page #80  
r Force's regulation regarrung the reporting of UFOs that had gone into eff 2005 Page #95  
h of which are wrong the real USGS reporting station for Death Valley Junct 2006 Page #45  
exert force on the media to ensure reporting that is socially responsible a 2006 Page #57  
ories, wild rumors and fringe news reporting. In case of a sudden NHI event 2006 Page #57  
d into a joke. The inaccuracies in reporting the incident were horrendous a 2006 Page #99  
ices Title Slide Last year 1 began reporting about the research that former 2006 Page #139  
g Lovett called from the Pentagon, reporting that the radar screens of some 2006 Page #168  
nstallations in the far north were reporting large formations of unidentifi 2006 Page #168  
 of Defense Lovett. Mr. Lovett was reporting that the 'alert' that had reac 2006 Page #168  
a call from a local fishing vessel reporting that "a large flaming object t 2006 Page #184  
tary units so that any independent reporting about the war was essentiaUy i 2007 Page #12  
ively eliminated further newspaper reporting of pilot sightings by making s 2007 Page #18  
analysis shows increasing anti-UFO reporting bias (Berry College study) ► 5 2007 Page #23  
willingness to correct UFO-related reporting errors ► 9) Willingness to rep 2007 Page #23  
analysis shows increasing anti-UFO reporting bias (Berry Col.lege study) ►  2007 Page #24  
willingness to correct UFO-related reporting errors ► 9) Willingness tO rep 2007 Page #24  
empt from standard Congressio_ri~I reporting. ■ Only oral briefing. ■ Simpl 2007 Page #52  
quired, no NOA. ■ No Congressional reporting. ■ Same security standards,8ne 2007 Page #53  
e the Fl)ing Saucers everybody was reporting, he was given an affirmative r 2007 Page #108  
looded in from all over the island reporting UFOs to the police and two rad 2007 Page #130  
bject of UFOs, and presages future reporting which could be vaJuabJe in pur 2007 Page #140  
e and Uruguayan radio stations are reporting on this even more frequently,  2007 Page #141  
e were on the web or something and reporting the same event that we saw. 1  2007 Page #172  
was such that an organized plan of reporting these observations should be u 2008 Page #26  
 responsibility for collecting and reporting basic information with respect 2008 Page #26  
ved from one of the city's suburbs reporting a series of strange airborne o 2008 Page #31  
, who had created the National UFO Reporting Center28 passed on the names o 2008 Page #45  
tral Park and Ernest Hayes in Elma reporting. Mrs. Case reports one side of 2008 Page #48  
e Elma Police Department of people reporting the roads blocked by the milit 2008 Page #55  
 and we presented a paper together reporting our conclusion that there was  2009 Page #7  
olorful fashion that relegates the reporting to human psychological aberrat 2009 Page #25  
dia made quick work of any serious reporting of the story by suggesting tha 2009 Page #140  

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 have happened from time to time — reportings by people who basically I thi 2004 Page #177  

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ice In CG allegedly to Investigate reports of sabotage and espionage. Repor 2003 Page #32  
reports of sabotage and espionage. Reports to be tunneled directly to FBI o 2003 Page #32  
nd found it "most interesting." He reports: It was relatively hard and brit 2003 Page #50  
n the days to follow. The sighting reports of the brilliant object moving a 2003 Page #53  
s media. Despite the original news reports, there was apparently no fire ne 2003 Page #53  
ipated. I am unaware of any actual reports of flame or fire at the location 2003 Page #53  
 to have fallen. It is likely that reports of a fire originated from observ 2003 Page #53  
s even more intrigued by the local reports of many people having seen a lum 2003 Page #54  
ght, but so did the public. As the reports of the brilliant object came to  2003 Page #55  
t rural location after hearing the reports that the object may have fallen. 2003 Page #55  
still following up on. Many of the reports I have on record are from indivi 2003 Page #57  
PA area were deluged with sighting reports. We now know that the object mov 2003 Page #58  
there has never been any confirmed reports of an actual fire at the scene.  2003 Page #58  
ween what some of them said versus reports in the media and in the Blue Boo 2003 Page #66  
ber day, Bill heard the radio news reports that an object had fallen in the 2003 Page #70  
away. After hearing the radio news reports of the possible landing, he and  2003 Page #70  
 Stan, Personal Investigations and reports on file with the researcher. "Ke 2003 Page #72  
 cases he investigated relating to reports of UFO crash incidents in the Pu 2003 Page #81  
uary 7, 1948, multiple flying disc reports near Fort Knox prompt the Kentuc 2003 Page #88  
s with other such SECRET and above reports on this subject, the Secretary o 2003 Page #88  
eeks. On May 17 the New York Times reports that both visitors and hospital  2003 Page #90  
he patient declines. Harrison then reports to Commander Deen's room and rep 2003 Page #91  
ports to Commander Deen's room and reports this exchange. Harrison apparent 2003 Page #91  
later the seventh floor duty nurse reports hearing a loud sound from her wi 2003 Page #92  
lly report the sad news. The Times reports that the "President was inexpres 2003 Page #92  
s for the investigation, the Times reports on July 19 that "Considerable my 2003 Page #93  
tary of Defense. Some of the early reports on Forrestal's 'suicide' are sur 2003 Page #94  
ge Death of James Forrestal 3. "...reports from his doctors and hospital au 2003 Page #95  
 of 1996, I was doing weekly radio reports about science, the environment a 2003 Page #97  
these panels, as the Roswell field reports described them, looked like the  2003 Page #101  
tened with interest to the ongoing reports on the samples I sent your way.  2003 Page #103  
 either a mistake or a hoax. There reports are w nddlcd with bouses and the 2003 Page #118  
ERAL ALBERT C. WEDEMEYER WEDEMEYER REPORTS ’ HENRY HOLT a COMPANY THE AMERI 2003 Page #137  
t fit. The expected alien progress reports on soil samples and the curious  2003 Page #149  
ffort and into Washington D.C. His reports and updates were "approved" by E 2003 Page #150  
o on the Psychological Analysis of Reports of UAOs from the Aero Medical La 2003 Page #155  
 over 200 landings and 35 humanoid reports. Slide 6. However, documents lea 2003 Page #170  
 hatch □ Fuselage or cigar shape o Reports rare o 2000 feet long, 95 feet t 2003 Page #174  
s shown are consistent with public reports INTRO —DEFINITION AND DATA (cont 2003 Page #174  
 Extraterrestrial Technology: from reports of wreckage collected from crash 2003 Page #175  
questioned documents and other UFO reports from witnesses. Starting with Sl 2003 Page #187  
consistent with many other witness reports. There are others that were not  2003 Page #187  
tees as well as worldwide occupant reports over the years. Second, we have  2003 Page #187  
shed in 1958 book called Wedemeyer Reports. The challenge is to answer the  2003 Page #203  
signature from the book "Wedemeyer Reports" and applied it the Directive to 2003 Page #203  
enuine and the author of Wedemeyer Reports book in preparing the manuscript 2003 Page #203  
, given that according to Wedeymer Reports book that Wedemeyer prepared the 2003 Page #208  
 original manuscript for Wedemeyer Reports book and review its development. 2003 Page #209  
 Connelly extracted from Wedemeyer Reports book. Top Secret Directive to Lt 2003 Page #211  
nard Stringfield's Crash-Retrieval Reports Robert M. Wood 103 The Road to R 2004 Page #3  
nd several government and military reports published on this one event alon 2004 Page #4  
. And there are yet more Moon Dust reports that have a bearing on the UFO c 2004 Page #5  
 still receiving credible data and reports on crash events that appeared no 2004 Page #6  
l. Two Defense Intelligence Agency reports in particular conclusively make  2004 Page #6  
ion has had more than its share of reports of UFOs the past week. Request a 2004 Page #7  
and. Dated 16 May 1978 and titled "Reports Conflict on Details of Fallen Ob 2004 Page #8  
udience requesting confirmation of reports that an unidentified object fell 2004 Page #8  
certainty as to the truth of these reports. Argentine sources indicated tha 2004 Page #8  
 determining the accuracy of these reports which have spread quickly throug 2004 Page #8  
ion has had more than its share of reports of UFOs the past week?" Faced wi 2004 Page #10  
 existed, I came across a batch of reports from the Defense Intelligence Ag 2004 Page #10  
of Bolivia. As I scrutinized these reports, there did not seem to be a dire 2004 Page #10  
 I continued to peruse the various reports at my disposal, I noted with int 2004 Page #11  
 still a long history of UFO crash reports on a worldwide basis that spans  2004 Page #12  
t on the Psychologica/ Analysis of Reports of Unidentified Aerial Object.,  2004 Page #18  
RDING MAL WE HAVE TRESS MYSTERIOUS REPORTS FROM OUR NOMADIC POPULATION THEM 2004 Page #24  
r Philip J. Klass, after reviewing reports of the airship, concluded, "The  2004 Page #28  
-up articles, no photos, no police reports, no letters or diaries mentionin 2004 Page #31  
ery First UFO Crash Retrieval? The reports were from correspondents from as 2004 Page #32  
on to say that "we get hundreds of reports every week" which is news to thi 2004 Page #41  
-Norton: Whether they are aware of reports from the United Stated Air Force 2004 Page #54  
istry of Defence received any such reports. Lord Hill-Norton: What informat 2004 Page #54  
ty pages of event-related letters, reports, public inquiries and Parliament 2004 Page #58  
er Juarez Incident) Andrew Kissner reports that within 72 hours of the "Jua 2004 Page #68  
 I read highly classified military reports of cattle mutilations in which e 2004 Page #78  
ith his own eyes highly classified reports dated as early as 1951 about ani 2004 Page #78  
em. Col. Corso said the classified reports specified that the animal mutila 2004 Page #78  
nterplanetary Unit and Majestic 12 reports. Plus, the hemorrhaging deaths o 2004 Page #82  
nard Stringfield's Crash-Retrieval Reports Robert M. Wood Copyright 2004 Ro 2004 Page #106  
ith increasing technology, the DNA reports, fingerprint reports, all become 2004 Page #106  
logy, the DNA reports, fingerprint reports, all become evidence only when s 2004 Page #106  
ymity of the witnesses, many dozen reports. Today we will look at these rep 2004 Page #106  
ports. Today we will look at these reports and what they suggest as a concl 2004 Page #106  
findings from 80 different witness reports. This table and its sources will 2004 Page #106  
ollows. The master table of eighty reports cited show Report Number, whethe 2004 Page #106  
publications • The master table of reports • Some statistical conclusions • 2004 Page #107  
ined reputation with seven "status reports" on UFO Crash Retrievals a Died  2004 Page #107  
ed December 18,1994 Slide 3 STATUS REPORTS WRITTEN BY STRINGFIELD • 1. Stat 2004 Page #107  
nard Stringfield's Crash-Retrieval Reports Salient aspects of his life and  2004 Page #108  
d: At that time, many UFO sighting reports came to my home from police depa 2004 Page #108  
eval Conference MASTER TABLE OF 80 REPORTS • Report number • Event Year • L 2004 Page #109  
• Stringfield references to status reports • Case highlights and comments 5 2004 Page #109  
LY SURPRISING CONCLUSIONS ▪ 79% of reports have checkable sources • 71% rep 2004 Page #109  
ts Some correlations exist between reports Slide 6 WHAT THE NUMBERS SAY • 5 2004 Page #109  
 Slide 6 WHAT THE NUMBERS SAY • 53 reports with aliens, some on site • 57 r 2004 Page #109  
rts with aliens, some on site • 57 reports with craft, some on site, some n 2004 Page #109  
craft, some on site, some not • 35 reports involving recovery teams or pers 2004 Page #109  
onnel, some on site, some not • 63 reports with one or more backup sources  2004 Page #109  
r more backup sources to go to • 7 reports alluding to questioned docs Slid 2004 Page #109  
nard Stringfield's Crash-Retrieval Reports Doubleday Books published String 2004 Page #110  
d a number of well-received Status Reports on crashed UFO incidents that re 2004 Page #110  
ille Reynolds. The Master Table of Reports The documents that Len created c 2004 Page #110  
g systems and sometimes additional reports on the same case at a later time 2004 Page #110  
ieval if possible. But some of the reports are just people looking at alien 2004 Page #110  
d's cases from his Crash/Retrieval reports show a wide variety of credible  2004 Page #110  
wide variety of credible checkable reports of aliens, craft, and recovery t 2004 Page #110  
red , new sources confirming known reports 8 1948 White Sands, New Mexico,  2004 Page #111  
nard Stringfield's Crash-Retrieval Reports 23 1952 Wright-Pat AFB.Ohio, USA 2004 Page #112  
confirmed but 3 pages of firsthand reports 53 1973 Norton AFB, California,  2004 Page #113  
nard Stringfield's Crash-Retrieval Reports 62 1974 Chihuahua, Mexico 0 1 1  2004 Page #114  
veries. Finally, there are several reports that allude to items noted in so 2004 Page #115  
er. The table does not include six reports provided by Tim Cooper, includin 2004 Page #115  
ded by Tim Cooper, including three reports on behalf of his father, Harry B 2004 Page #115  
ather, Harry Bob Cooper, and three reports from others submitted by Tim. Th 2004 Page #115  
uld make for a total of 86, not 80 reports. However, most of the data were  2004 Page #115  
the table by going to the original reports. Slide 8 shows that there are ni 2004 Page #115  
 Slide 8 shows that there are nine reports that may represent only five cra 2004 Page #115  
n the sometimes meager data in the reports. Unusual Reports of Interest Aft 2004 Page #115  
eager data in the reports. Unusual Reports of Interest After reading about  2004 Page #115  
of Interest After reading about 80 reports, and thinking about all of these 2004 Page #115  
 have tabulated numerically. Alien Reports Beginning with aliens on Slide 9 2004 Page #115  
h aliens on Slide 9, I offer three reports that attracted me as unusual. Th 2004 Page #115  
 to the original references. Craft Reports Slide 10 gives three craft repor 2004 Page #115  
Reports Slide 10 gives three craft reports that I felt were unusual. The fi 2004 Page #115  
nard Stringfield's Crash-Retrieval Reports POSSIBLY THE SAME CRASH RETRIEVA 2004 Page #116  
48): News on TV and Mexico crash • Reports 35-36-37 (1962): all three repor 2004 Page #116  
ter at WPAFB Slide 8 THREE UNUSUAL REPORTS WITH ALIENS . 1. Report 34, WPAF 2004 Page #116  
ide. I have heard of this in other reports, and regard it, if accurate, as  2004 Page #117  
ocedures of that era. Recoveg Team Reports Slide 11 give three examples of  2004 Page #117  
 lying around the craft. Checkable Reports Of the 63 reports that have seco 2004 Page #117  
craft. Checkable Reports Of the 63 reports that have secondary references,  2004 Page #117  
entities or confirm details of the reports publicly could be logically chal 2004 Page #117  
nts (QDs) Slide 13 shows the seven reports that have some correlation with  2004 Page #117  
nard Stringfield's Crash-Retrieval Reports THREE CASES WITH RECOVERY TEAMS  2004 Page #118  
any crash retrieval Slide 12 SEVEN REPORTS REFERENCING QUESTIONED DOCUMENTS 2004 Page #118  
of death. In summary, seven of the reports have correlation with several of 2004 Page #119  
ty of both the QDs and the witness reports. 116                             2004 Page #119  
nard Stringfield's Crash-Retrieval Reports EBE I AS DESCRIBED IN SOM 1-01 W 2004 Page #120  
ent with high technology expected; reports from prior centuries weaken the  2004 Page #121  
the extent that he put them in his reports) by four hoaxes. We have include 2004 Page #121  
 the four in the master list of 80 reports and they are shown on Slide 17 a 2004 Page #121  
nard Stringfield's Crash-Retrieval Reports FOUR REPORTS ARE PROBABLY HOAXES 2004 Page #122  
eld's Crash-Retrieval Reports FOUR REPORTS ARE PROBABLY HOAXES • Report 46, 2004 Page #122  
e a false claim like the anomalous reports • Plant the claim with a researc 2004 Page #122  
nard Stringfield's Crash-Retrieval Reports "SUCH SECRETS WOULD LEAK" • Manh 2004 Page #124  
e leaks. The existence of these 80 reports represent some of the leaks. The 2004 Page #125  
hs, then this represents potential reports of 800 to 900. If only 1% tell,  2004 Page #125  
nard Stringfield's Crash-Retrieval Reports GEORGE EARLEY'S CONCERNS ABOUT C 2004 Page #126  
of UFOs described in Stringfield's reports could possibly have been moved u 2004 Page #126  
here B is just a few sites. • Some reports specifically mention rail transp 2004 Page #126  
were good acquaintances, and Len's reports may have influenced his scenario 2004 Page #127  
nard Stringfield's Crash-Retrieval Reports LEN'S CONCLUSIONS • Len said: "F 2004 Page #128  
 27 MY CONCLUSIONS • Stringfield's reports suggest dozens of crash retrieva 2004 Page #128  
, such as WPAFB (where many of the reports originated), Los Alamos, or Area 2004 Page #129  
h as big guns in the 50s. In a few reports, some of the smaller UFOs were r 2004 Page #129  
ion of sizes for all of the twelve reports that state a size estimate. You  2004 Page #129  
nard Stringfield's Crash-Retrieval Reports Feschino, The Braxton County Mon 2004 Page #130  
y for checking up on some of these reports, although as Stan Friedman often 2004 Page #130  
the bodies of victims, 244 witness reports have been suppressed, including  2004 Page #130  
ime, since there have been several reports of such a crash in the Southwest 2004 Page #136  
affairs, after multiple government reports that seem to close the door on t 2004 Page #137  
 a UFO "believer," having made UFO reports of unexplained flying objects he 2004 Page #139  
ted not one but two more Air Force Reports explaining Roswell away, includi 2004 Page #140  
 can be explained by skullduggery. Reports of threats and worse, to silence 2004 Page #145  
 had a secret file which contained reports and letters in Stalin's handwrit 2004 Page #153  
fic study • He considered the best reports to be evidence of extraterrestri 2004 Page #209  
I can read de-classified Air Force reports as well as the next guy, and the 2004 Page #220  
ew Mexicans for Science and Reason Reports, Vol. 4, No. 6, June 1998; it ca 2004 Page #224  
t of Jardim Andere of Brazil, with reports chat something strange was being 2005 Page #31  
y amazing craft in the skies. TI1e reports of such encounters were seriousl 2005 Page #77  
se interpretation of many of these reports is that these technologjcal obje 2005 Page #77  
ical to deduce on the basis of UFO reports that another intelligence is ope 2005 Page #78  
 in rbe area. There have been many reports of strange flying objects in the 2005 Page #83  
veral hundred Spanish military UFO reports. The death of Chinese leader Mao 2005 Page #84  
 of many previousl y concealed UFO reports, and also led directly to the bi 2005 Page #84  
 it was the first of many sighting reports he would forward to the Air Forc 2005 Page #95  
ber of co-workers, and independent reports of UFO activity over :Maine, it  2005 Page #96  
 about these questions against the reports by competent persons of evidence 2005 Page #118  
 that some, perhaps many, of these reports are thinly supported by the evid 2005 Page #119  
est craft does not explain all UFO reports, such as the 1897 crash of a lar 2005 Page #119  
the first atomic bomb. While early reports speculated that debris came from 2005 Page #126  
vy offices outside Washington, DC, reports that in 1976 he was assigned to  2005 Page #130  
d: At that time, man) UFO sighting reports came to my home from police depa 2005 Page #139  
Red spurred him to dig deeper into reports of UFO crashes, and ultimatel y  2005 Page #139  
r McDonnell Douglas Corporation,19 reports: I had the good fortune to meet  2005 Page #140  
eryone without a need to know. His reports, together with research now done 2005 Page #140  
y for checkjng up on some of those reports. We can only hope that his files 2005 Page #140  
e facts pertaining to UFO B's (UFO reports) reported within the ZI ["Zone o 2005 Page #141  
he capability to investigate these reports. The 4602d AJSS is composed of s 2005 Page #141  
bout four meters in diameter." CIA reports of i\fay 1978 on the same topic  2005 Page #143  
sparked discussions, opinions, and reports that the U.S. Army and Air Force 2005 Page #161  
 alien rechnolog) are based on the reports of UFO crashes and military reco 2005 Page #163  
anetary spacecraft. There are more reports that can be added to the list up 2005 Page #166  
About 1/6th of these cases involve reports of small beings. I refer to the  2006 Page #4  
em Down") has gathered hundreds of reports of supposed airplane crashes in  2006 Page #10  
ology." collection and analysis of reports • Pretty safe stuff. Part 1 — Hi 2006 Page #25  
ion has had more than its share of reports of UFOs this past week Request a 2006 Page #29  
the inside scoop. Meantime, social reports would fall over each other seeki 2006 Page #60  
ork. Appendix: Related Studies and Reports After Contact: The Human Respons 2006 Page #70  
icial documents (manuals, accident reports, photos, etc.), and published ma 2006 Page #71  
 last night, according to reliable reports received by the Gazette." Althou 2006 Page #94  
rch of other strange flying object reports. I discovered there were actuall 2006 Page #95  
 there were actually several other reports of UFOs and fiery objects seen o 2006 Page #95  
covered that there were also other reports of mysterious incidents involvin 2006 Page #99  
velopment Programs." These summary reports have apparently made of much of  2006 Page #104  
dical Items" in the "Interrogation Reports" - see MAJESTIC SERIES, No. 98,  2006 Page #104  
und the world (did this start with reports of the IRA firing on a UFO durin 2006 Page #107  
9, Nick Pope, who investigated UFO reports for the British Ministry of Defe 2006 Page #130  
e object due to a lack of any such reports. "The point of disappearance fro 2006 Page #133  
 government agencies also received reports, but such has not been confirmed 2006 Page #134  
 revealed in other crash-retrieval reports throughout the decades, the refe 2006 Page #136  
arthfiles.com Since filing several reports at Earthfiles, Dreamland Online  2006 Page #142  
fied sightings out of about 13,000 reports receiver by Blue Book before in  2006 Page #179  
s of the official U.S. Coast Guard reports. Words cannot express my gratitu 2006 Page #180  
recovery effort. Based on previous reports of UFO 179                       2006 Page #182  
official United States Coast Guard reports, supplemented by local and natio 2006 Page #184  
mi Island. The crew of the Delores reports a sighting in the same direction 2006 Page #184  
e of the splashdown, the Steeva 10 reports that they searched the area "and 2006 Page #184  
ubsequently confirm that it had no reports of missing planes during this ti 2006 Page #185  
egins. John Walker dives first. He reports seeing a metallic, gold-colored, 2006 Page #187  
d."39 Richard Burke dives next. He reports standing upon an object shaped l 2006 Page #187  
nited States Coast Guard, incident reports, July 27, 1984. • Weekly World N 2006 Page #194  
accounts, and official Coast Guard reports as we attempt to unravel the mys 2006 Page #194  
was also begun containing research reports, conference proceedings, letters 2006 Page #197  
th of Pioche, where there had been reports of UFO sightings. The ranch was, 2006 Page #200  
g & interception of important news reports ► Lifetime secrecy agreements ;. 2007 Page #15  
g & interception of important news reports ► Lifetime secrecy agreements ►  2007 Page #16  
fter the Pearl Harbor attack, news reports were censored to mirurruze the s 2007 Page #16  
hristmas week, 1944. 1 t says that reports by pilots of silvercolored spher 2007 Page #17  
 so concerned about censorin g UFO reports. It had become a major public-re 2007 Page #18  
 problem due to the high volume of reports from rurline pilots -5 to 10 UFO 2007 Page #18  
 of pilot sightings by making such reports classified infonnation . c:z.-:. 2007 Page #18  
.i.C ~li:U The government made UFO reports a security matter using JANAP-14 2007 Page #18  
 news media. Hence, · ·' ',, pilot.reports are now ~/:iire,;eve·nJho1.1gt,  2007 Page #19  
any examples of vanishing UFO news reports from the U.S., Mexico, France, B 2007 Page #19  
gus investigations, documents, and reports ,. Recruitment of influential pe 2007 Page #20  
gus investigations, documents, and reports r Recruitment of influential peo 2007 Page #21  
ng and debunking to disc;redil UFO reports. . . ► 1952: Gene Pope, now 25,  2007 Page #26  
ing and debunking to discredit UFO reports. II                              2007 Page #26  
TLES VII. The Sightings: newspaper reports from 1808 through 1954 VIII. Wha 2007 Page #44  
July 1947, varied shapes, numerous reports; Mantell's death, NOT new. III.  2007 Page #44  
ot tell all, relates many detailed reports, media problems, could be coveru 2007 Page #44  
hey are ours -or will be." TYPICAL REPORTS ■ Bowen had typed all flying sau 2007 Page #45  
 Bowen had typed all flying saucer reports ■ He pasted them in with glue, n 2007 Page #45  
old ■ In retyping, we have put all reports chronologically ■ He was very th 2007 Page #45  
ed bona fide Post \X/ar documents, reports and otherwise declassified mater 2007 Page #59  
incidence of credible UFO sighting reports, respectable press coverage of s 2007 Page #60  
where they've been sighted .... AU reports confirm that it is extrnterrestr 2007 Page #61  
frequently occurred on the planet. Reports have come in from dozens of coun 2007 Page #127  
 that came in were about retrieval reports of several dozen aliens, some of 2007 Page #128  
y some kind of missile. There were reports of an aircraft seen near the poi 2007 Page #130  
over the hill. At around 9:00 A.M. reports came in that a big luminous obje 2007 Page #130  
mmunicate and provide intelligence reports, is the only such collection cap 2007 Page #134  
1960s Revelations: The bulk of the reports that have been declassified offi 2007 Page #139  
bly, there was a veritable rash of reports in the year 1960 alone. One such 2007 Page #139  
ets still to be plundered. And the reports from 1960 continued to flood int 2007 Page #139  
ion has had more than its share of reports of UFOs the past week. Request a 2007 Page #141  
udience requesting confirmation of reports that an unidentified object fell 2007 Page #141  
certainty as to the truth of these reports. Argentine sources indicated tha 2007 Page #141  
 determining the accuracy of these reports which have spread quickly throug 2007 Page #142  
th the county police about further reports, but none were made." That ·was  2007 Page #165  
oba. There are no official written reports 190                              2007 Page #196  
ver, we don't have copies of these reports at this time. A final curious de 2007 Page #198  
SION \'v'hile there are many other reports of UFO crashes in South America  2007 Page #201  
 from Kansas to Nevada. There were reports that it landed near the small to 2008 Page #7  
 the small town of Eureka Utah and reports of radar confirmation from Nelli 2008 Page #7  
, had heard none of the eyewitness reports, and was merely pointing to a po 2008 Page #9  
d [the] AF Academy. USAF indicated reports coming in from Idaho, Utah, Ariz 2008 Page #9  
ter IO -15 minutes after the first reports the trail could still be seen. N 2008 Page #9  
ell who wanted to report "numerous reports to the FAA and AFLC [ command po 2008 Page #9  
r Hart)," reported, 'The number of reports generated by the 18 April 1962 s 2008 Page #11  
s. There have been a number of UFO reports in which this problem has been d 2008 Page #13  
object was responsible for all the reports. It may have landed in Utah, but 2008 Page #15  
en over Nevada, we have additional reports of the object moving to the sout 2008 Page #15  
 had received most of the sighting reports, initially thought the same thin 2008 Page #15  
 all drew the same conclusion. The reports from Utah and Reno show the sigh 2008 Page #15  
the fact that some of the sighting reports were filed using Greenwich Mean  2008 Page #15  
as not intercepted or fired upon." Reports in the Project Blue Book files c 2008 Page #15  
 Hart did not have access to these reports and he had written only what he  2008 Page #15  
ional documentation, including the reports created at the time came from th 2008 Page #16  
ht in the middle." He continues : "Reports such as this came through thick  2008 Page #33  
the next week or so; more and more reports came in from police stations, th 2008 Page #33  
would say that the total number of reports easily exceeded one hundred. " " 2008 Page #33  
ndred. " "The two most significant reports began at RAF Cosford in Shropshi 2008 Page #33  
t and was one of the best sighting reports I received in my entire posting. 2008 Page #33  
s of paper and attach the original reports." "He took a few days to have a  2008 Page #34  
lane • Round, disc-shaped object • Reports of a falling, smoking object • R 2008 Page #44  
rts of a falling, smoking object • Reports of a "Ball of Fire. " • Some sai 2008 Page #44  
ed away at gunpoint. There were no reports of any large numbers of troops o 2008 Page #44  
ith a statement that there were no reports of missing aircraft. Burt Dinius 2008 Page #46  
Hayes in Elma reporting. Mrs. Case reports one side of the object was on fi 2008 Page #48  
n Beorse. Radio Kl Tl of Centralia reports receiving report of large, slow  2008 Page #49  
s mind because he had heard of the reports at the Sheriffs Office and the E 2008 Page #55  
e were probably many more official reports in 1979 than were available in 1 2008 Page #59  
60 files in all, covering sighting reports, public correspondence , policy  2008 Page #63  
 MoD has received over I 1,000 UFO reports to date and case files on major  2008 Page #63  
and covered in lights, early media reports suggested a chase had taken plac 2008 Page #67  
nces with only the mind. There are reports that the Nazi conducted a progra 2008 Page #130  
ks in which he explained away most reports and dismissed others, saying, "A 2008 Page #133  
hat she had examined more than 130 reports on Project Paperclip subjects-an 2008 Page #137  
clip soon began receiving security reports from Schow's office pertaining t 2008 Page #137  
is recruited into the program. All reports had been changed from "ardent Na 2008 Page #137  
ulles constantly sent intelligence reports to Washington , building a compl 2008 Page #138  
SG bas UFO Technology • Having UFO Reports does not Confirm Official Intere 2008 Page #148  
rm Official Interest • Withholding Reports does not mean Official Interest  2008 Page #148  
xciting (A TIC individual UFO case reports) and some are UFO-related and ar 2009 Page #7  
iginal sheet identifying which UFO reports were to be kept top secret). The 2009 Page #7  
rsity of Len Stringfield's witness reports, followed by the evidence for re 2009 Page #7  
La Paz was also a participant. The reports that included extensive discussi 2009 Page #9  
analyst was not convinced that UFO reports were of vital significance to th 2009 Page #16  
security umbrella as more sighting reports made it abundantly clear that an 2009 Page #17  
equirements for forwarding raw UFO reports to OSI through the Office of the 2009 Page #19  
USAF Project BLUE BOOK and Special Reports 1-14. Dr. Wiesner presented an i 2009 Page #26  
ar more than a handful of stories, reports and testimonies that collectivel 2009 Page #48  
ill be represented here. Anonymous reports that he is not acting individual 2009 Page #52  
omething, yes. SO, FOR THOSE RADIO REPORTS THAT WERE DESCRIBING A BEAM COMI 2009 Page #71  
e discouraged from making official reports by being detained for a period o 2009 Page #90  
ugh, the First and Second Progress Reports from Battelle to Wright-Patterso 2009 Page #91  
most every day brought with it new reports of revolutionary reforms and all 2009 Page #137  
ussia. l recorded a few other news reports, all of which made reference to  2009 Page #137  
s of the original telexes and news reports. I felt pretty full of myself on 2009 Page #138  
les and I sent him UFO documents , reports and political articles unavailab 2009 Page #139  
t Weapon" There is one clue in the reports of the secret Anglo-American wea 2009 Page #157  
lined comment today on New Zealand reports concerning the purported develop 2009 Page #159  
weapon mentioned in Auckland, N.Z. reports "might be in the nature of an ai 2009 Page #159  
t the weapon exists and that first reports although exaggerated , are subst 2009 Page #160  
alifornia as a co-worker. Original reports said the secret weapon outrivale 2009 Page #160  
 as saying that the Navy holds all reports on it "although he recalled havi 2009 Page #160  
ealand. 6. The U. S. Navy received reports during development. The Council  2009 Page #161  
 bomb, Snodgrass said only: "First reports are substantially true but perha 2009 Page #161  
to Florida. The U.S. Navy received reports on the weapon, he said. The Syra 2009 Page #161  
ess said. There is one clue in the reports of a secret Anglo-American weapo 2009 Page #168  
      " 6. The U. S. Navy received reports during development, "Development 2009 Page #170  
Prof. T.D.J. Contrary to newspaper reports, the Seal Report was Leech of Ne 2009 Page #171  
eapon mentioned in Auckland, N.Z., reports "might be in the nature of an ai 2009 Page #171  
\ a1wllc:,.tion in\ Nc11· Zea.lane reports concernll\P, ! " ,·.iriety of w, 2009 Page #182  
.1entlor,r.ci l n Auckland IN. u., reports '"m:gh~ be in th~ nnlur:: of on  2009 Page #183  
 as a co-worker. Au~kl2.nd• N. Z., reports might . Orisinal rcpons ~aid lll 2009 Page #184  
tabase with all information • Read reports several limes for clues • Two st 2009 Page #192  

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oughts were regarding the Voronezh reports· and some discussion followed. I 2009 Page #138  

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plex; then the largest underground repository of nuclear weapons components 2003 Page #142  
visit to the military audio visual repository at Norton Air Force Base in C 2004 Page #182  
up as the head of DAVA — that film repository. He had a Glen E. Miller, ret 2004 Page #192  
es then directed me to Maxwell AFB repository of historical records for the 2004 Page #231  

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(Bi)." "...the material appears to represent layers ... consisting mainly o 2003 Page #105  
but about the time that it came to represent vodka and orange juice, someho 2003 Page #181  
at there are nine reports that may represent only five crash recoveries. Th 2004 Page #115  
 The existence of these 80 reports represent some of the leaks. The leaks o 2004 Page #125  
s of the QDs that have come my way represent about another 10 leakers. If o 2004 Page #125  
l of rus lawyers, Reich decided to represent rumself, and against the advic 2005 Page #101  
 beginning of human life. It might represent a spectacularly better or unim 2006 Page #50  
rticipants' views were compiled to represent the general public. Participan 2006 Page #58  
estern United States. Many of them represent aircraft and weapons that inco 2006 Page #86  
IDS report. The tallest three bars represent the ear, rectum, and tongue. 1 2006 Page #118  
your case as I knO\v he has helped represent UFO witness Lar11 \X/arren to  2007 Page #91  
e and the associated illustrations represent the most accurate historical a 2007 Page #94  
, as a species, is surely: do UFOs represent a threat to our national secur 2008 Page #23  
 law firm Sullivan and Cromwell to represent his interests. His lawyers inc 2008 Page #126  
ellation of Orion, long thought to represent Osiris, a central figure in Eg 2008 Page #135  
the possible threat which it might represent to the United States. The film 2009 Page #16  
of National Estimates and assign a represent ative to integrate material re 2009 Page #19  
ng advanced lJFO electronics , may represent the right way to re-establish  2009 Page #23  
ith Leech, who had been invited to represent New Zealand and Australia in a 2009 Page #166  
ith Leech, who had been invited to represent New Zealand and Australia in a 2009 Page #172  

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Association (BUFOR.A) and "iv[UFON Representaciv e for England. An internat 2005 Page #152  

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eral public a technically accurate representation of what these historicall 2007 Page #94  

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

recovery operation was shared with Representative                           2003 Page #235  
atement by former New Mexico State Representative Jon Andrew Kissner, writt 2004 Page #60  
15, 1947, V-2 rocket launch? State Representative Andrew Kissner learned fr 2004 Page #64  
ted flight path." New Mexico State Representative Andrew Kissner also wrote 2004 Page #65  
s and other structures intact. So, Representative Kissner was successful in 2004 Page #71  
Warning radar stations provided to Representative Andrew Kissner by the Air 2004 Page #71  
on crisis. Former New Mexico State Representative Andrew Kissner thinks man 2004 Page #82  
witch Smith wrote: In posting your representative with questions be sure th 2004 Page #94  
. I will display examples of cases representative of each of these categori 2004 Page #106  
 in the functionalit y of the U.S. representative system of government, pre 2005 Page #75  
e from a fundamentalJy democratic, representative political structure as op 2005 Page #77  
files.com. Former New Mexico State Representative, Andrew Kissner, approach 2006 Page #139  
earch that former New Mexico State Representative, Andrew Kissner, did in t 2006 Page #139  
mid-1990s, former New Mexico State Representative Andrew Kissner told me he 2006 Page #141  
ed, many are so short as not to be representative of a longer piece like th 2008 Page #107  
pages (about l/8 of the book) as a representative sample of his writing. In 2008 Page #107  
 as a Research Associate and Field Representative , Division of War Researc 2009 Page #164  
 Salmon, the N .Z. Chiefs of Staff Representative in the South Pacific area 2009 Page #164  

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

or the local news. There were also representatives from some area radio sta 2003 Page #55  
ba subject to tbs supervi- oioa ©f representatives of ths United States Gov 2003 Page #213  
isory measures to be maintained by representatives of the United States. B. 2003 Page #222  
l be subject to the supervision of representatives of the United States Gov 2003 Page #225  
rs. Smith told me that each of the representatives was told that she had de 2004 Page #86  
rogated also by civilians who were representatives of "MAJIC." This, of cou 2004 Page #119  
e would have to go to the House of Representatives Science and Technology C 2004 Page #185  
chnology Committee of the House of Representatives, who in turn sent it to  2004 Page #187  
ads, the Joint Chiefs, and foreign representatives, a clarification of the  2004 Page #252  
d in various newspapers. Air Force representatives subsequently confiscated 2006 Page #83  
ben had subsidiaries , offices and representatives in 93 countries , includ 2008 Page #127  
is bank in Holland to his American representatives Prescott Bush and Herber 2008 Page #129  
nal Security Agency, yourself, and representatives of the MJ-12/Sp ecial St 2009 Page #28  
ads, the Joint Chiefs, and foreign representatives." Basically, Allen Dulle 2009 Page #39  
ssassinations of the U.S. House of Representatives. available online at: ht 2009 Page #47  

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

 personally knew the cameramen who represented these stations and shot this 2003 Page #55  
years earlier, none of these pages represented a smoking gun, but they cont 2004 Page #58  
bers of people whom he interviewed represented an amazing story of the cove 2004 Page #106  
 that a certain percentage of UFOs represented these two to six extraterres 2004 Page #187  
 many people and institutions • He represented to much power in the hands o 2004 Page #208  
 thinking. The perceived threat it represented was so pronounced during the 2005 Page #87  
han understood the danger his work represented to their cause, especially a 2005 Page #87  
ronic smoker. But based on what he represented to such diverse and powerful 2005 Page #104  
hosis. Of course, if UFO sightings represented some heretofore undiagnos ed 2005 Page #118  
enario Worlds Session participants represented a broad range of professions 2006 Page #57  
State. Sen. Jules Burbach, who has represented Xnox County for eighteen yea 2007 Page #145  
 Russian Revolution. AIC directors represented the interests of the Rocke f 2008 Page #125  
list philosophy , but because they represented a threat to their economic d 2008 Page #130  
                           who had represented American business in pre-war 2008 Page #132  
ar program, far from being merely "represented" by this "interesting" Egypt 2008 Page #135  
New Orleans businessman Clay Shaw, represented only a "toe-hold" on a much  2009 Page #29  
Staff. The assassination directive represented a covert coup by the MJ-12 t 2009 Page #45  
 known, this is the way he will be represented here. Anonymous reports that 2009 Page #52  

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

 of the Department rers.iprnafrlly representing the importance X of doing s 2003 Page #230  
prediction, once Smith died people representing the Canadian, United States 2004 Page #86  
" There were 37 people in the room representing some of the most powerful p 2004 Page #195  
enerate a set of "scenario worlds" representing the possible varieties of c 2006 Page #48  
         Scenarios of Contact size representing the major stakeholders of g 2006 Page #58  
e asked to react to Contact events representing each of the eight scenario  2006 Page #58  
1988: Ask the lights what they are representing ? B: The craft. Hypnotherap 2008 Page #89  
 there are more than 100 documents representing almost 4000 pages, although 2008 Page #104  
bly 2/3 are not classified at all, representing sensitive information at th 2008 Page #104  
 · Aldrich and David McAlpine Pyle representing the Rockefellers. Major col 2008 Page #140  

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

ions and security oaths, then this represents potential reports of 800 to 9 2004 Page #125  
f ufologists that Stanton Friedman represents, there is a constant vigilanc 2004 Page #133  
on. If this scenario is correct it represents a serious constitutional prob 2004 Page #176  
 which the USAF claimed the debris represents, there were many other items  2004 Page #233  
sed b~ Ryan Wood are genuine, tlus represents an incredible number of oppor 2005 Page #119  
the very first time; and this only represents the tip of the iceberg as far 2005 Page #151  
that the subject of flying saucers represents a kind of Cosmic Watergate. B 2006 Page #4  
d there is the claim that the J\rk represents the remains of a crashed UFO  2007 Page #138  
es co ~onclude that the magnesium "represents something outside the range o 2007 Page #195  

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aught up in the dynamics of sexual repression estranged him from his analys 2005 Page #89  

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

though our country is growing mo~e repressive, people, when motivated, have 2007 Page #40  
ns. Some are nations emerging from repressive regimes or recovering from ci 2008 Page #25  

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ns Manual SOM 1-01, available as a reprint from Bob and Ryan Wood. Presumab 2004 Page #127  
klog. Responses usually included a reprint of information and, if possible, 2006 Page #203  

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ual UFO Crash Retrieval Conference Reprinted from an original negative from 2005 Page #122  

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

attack, or how co effect immediate reprisals. These problems are compounded 2008 Page #114  

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

w, even enlisted people were above reproach. I mean, it was like "your stat 2006 Page #20  

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

l die. THE RACE WILL DIE. CAN THEY REPRODUCE? This is a problem. REPRODUCIN 2008 Page #91  

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d to date, no one has successfully reproduced the layered metal. But in the 2003 Page #111  
 before on August 18, 1949, and is reproduced below. TOURISTS FROM MARS? Th 2006 Page #44  

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ced technolog y with a view toward reproducin g that technology through dev 2005 Page #162  

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

THEY REPRODUCE? This is a problem. REPRODUCING IS A PROBLEM? DO OUR CHROMOS 2008 Page #91  

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

Force Base in 1988, where an alien reproduction vehicle was shown off. Carl 2003 Page #199  
a Dr. J. Allen Hynek, hand written reproduction of the Lundahl written CIA  2004 Page #104  
eople claim ro have seen an "AJjen Reproduction Vehicle" in an enormous han 2005 Page #83  
plete understancling and synthetic reproduction of graviC)' is not essentia 2005 Page #172  
e ■ Willian1 Coop er ■ The .l\Jien Reproduction Vehicle 159                 2008 Page #165  
ATIONAL SECURITY. DISSEMINATION OR REPRODUCTION IN ANY MANNER IS STRICTLY F 2009 Page #26  

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

ion employing cultural and genetic reprogramming How might a more advanced  2007 Page #37  
on employing cul rural and genetic reprogramming 31                         2007 Page #37  

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ogy Explodes, 1987-1988 ■Tr-eAJ,~n Reprool.(nonVen(le 8: Into Dreamland and 2009 Page #149  

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

e heads, clammy with the skin of a reptile" 18 1953 Aurora, Ohio, USA 0 1 1 2004 Page #111  
was. DID THAT ALSO REMIND YOU OF A REPTILE? Yeah. [Picks up another drawing 2006 Page #159  

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 it here. AND THIS REMINDED YOU OF REPTILIAN? Yeah, you could tell it was s 2006 Page #159  

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

eah, you could tell it was sort of reptilianish. But at the same time, you  2006 Page #159  

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us atien types: grays, insectoids, reptoids, h1manoids, blue h1manoids, dwa 2009 Page #152  

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"FRAGMENT MET AL, RECOVERED TN THE REPUBL IC OF THE CONGO, ORIGIN BELIEVED  2005 Page #142  

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

"Fragment, Metal, Recovered in the Republic of the Congo, Origin Believed t 2004 Page #6  
ear the town of [illegible] in the Republic of the Congo. Fragment recovery 2004 Page #6  
eval Conference SLIDE #11: Arizona Republic, June 18, 1947 Airplane Crash B 2004 Page #67  
nder the wings. SLIDE #14: Atizona Republic, June 16, 1947 Aviation Inquiry 2004 Page #69  
here is no question that The Ne1J1 Republic article was clearly libelous, a 2005 Page #93  
announced to the news media that a Republic F-105 operating from Nellis had 2006 Page #75  
ear the town of [illegible] in the Republic of the Congo. Fragment recovery 2007 Page #140  
ormed by the Soviet Embassy in the Republic of Argentina of your letter of  2007 Page #198  
of January, 1933, Germany was free republic. Hitler went against tradition  2008 Page #128  

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ip has establjshed that The NeJJJ "Republic's owner, .Michael Straight, was 2005 Page #94  

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

ge of 81 □ No FBI file d Active in Republican Politics s Learn to operated  2003 Page #31  
er. In addition to having been the Republican Party's nominee for the Presi 2005 Page #79  
ery different from the democratic, republican form of governme nt people th 2005 Page #85  
he Dulles brothers were merely the Republican replacements for their client 2008 Page #138  
lobalist/Nazi nexus was an obscure Republican politician from California. A 2008 Page #141  
ppointed G. H. W. Bush chairman of Republican National Committ ee and initi 2008 Page #141  
Defense for seven years under both Republican and Democratic administration 2009 Page #21  

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

 penetration in the other American republics [South and Central American na 2008 Page #137  

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

y dying. In spite of cl1e somewhat repugnant looks of the creature, they pu 2005 Page #32  
he NHI strangeness were considered repugnant, efforts might be made to disg 2006 Page #61  

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

r, not a propulsion system but the repulsion force of like charges." Whatev 2003 Page #111  

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

ying his profession. He had a good reputation as a great photographer and w 2003 Page #34  
nceton that he develops a deserved reputation for being aloof yet friendly. 2003 Page #85  
he risk of inn-xcnil* damaging hi* reputation by being confused with them"  2003 Page #118  
n guy," and it was because of this reputation that Valdez had already met P 2003 Page #143  
uation Red, the UFO Siege • Gained reputation with seven "status reports" o 2004 Page #107  
 officer who knew him very well, a reputation as a "loose cannon." 36 In on 2004 Page #222  
eality that dealt rus professional reputation its most srunrung blow. When  2005 Page #87  
travesty and efforts to damage his reputation and impugn his work became co 2005 Page #89  
s of the conspiracy to destroy his reputation and discredit his work, Reich 2005 Page #102  
atio11al E11qlfi1cir escabLishes a reputation for sensational UFO-related n 2007 Page #27  
over prisoners at the jail, but by reputation , Larry was dependable and ca 2008 Page #43  
 assassination . The captain has a reputation for not leaving his signature 2008 Page #110  

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... "hieroglyphics," ... that were reputed to be visible to some of the per 2004 Page #230  

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

nusual amount of security and were reputedly involved with classified avion 2006 Page #83  

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

d I was understandably denied this request. It is still classified Above To 2003 Page #8  
 attempts to take his life. At the request of the Navy, Captain George M. R 2003 Page #90  
ted World ” In response to m* FOIA request justifying CoL Weaver's official 2003 Page #135  
base no records rcspousise to your request". CoL Richard Weaser I SAF. Ltr. 2003 Page #135  
. He was doing this at the express request of the National Security Agency. 2003 Page #145  
enceWAW ma,-esicdocuments com FOIA Request Examples • 15 Oct 1947, Young to 2003 Page #165  
 Gibbons told Rockefeller that the request to declassify all UFO files woul 2003 Page #200  
raft at Los Alamos was denied upon request of Deputy COS Lt. General Cellin 2003 Page #235  
ness to help. They will advise. 3. Request the department check with approp 2004 Page #7  
 of reports of UFOs the past week. Request a reply ASAP. 4                  2004 Page #7  
nd I duly fired off a further FOIA request in an attempt to obtain copies.  2004 Page #11  
 RCC wanted to inform him that his request for a search for a missing aircr 2004 Page #40  
a downed UFO in Shag Harbor at the request of the OIC RCMP in Barrington Pa 2004 Page #41  
of the GAO probe, initiated at the request of a member of Congress, was to  2004 Page #60  
ons. After a series of questions a request for proof was made. Neasham aske 2004 Page #104  
t government work. For example, my request to the FBI came back with a repl 2004 Page #105  
ubjects, the officials also made a request for a documentary on UFOs. Emene 2004 Page #181  
ely filed a Freedom of Information request with the National Archives and t 2004 Page #185  
review. Marcia Smith worked on the request and Sheehan was eventually told  2004 Page #186  
you will have to give me a written request for that." The answer came back, 2004 Page #193  
have no records responsive to your request." Where does this leave us? Mayb 2004 Page #231  
y home town. Mac came to Corona to request my father to go out to the ranch 2004 Page #240  
 I was understandabl y denied this request. It is still classified above To 2005 Page #80  
Freedom of Information Ace (FOIJ\) request. In a moment of candor, the repl 2005 Page #123  
y to yet another researcher's FOIA request (regarding the 'no-records' from 2005 Page #123  
ooper received a reply to !us FOIA request for Paperclip information from t 2005 Page #125  
se to a Freedom of Information Act Request; its subject is "Current Status  2005 Page #128  
this book, was gleaned from a FOIA request to the U.S. Department of State. 2005 Page #142  
s, and he informed us that, at the request of Santi.JJj's company, he was s 2005 Page #148  
 himself. Santilli did trus at our request. As far as Salas was concerned,  2005 Page #148  
ight be and from where it came.... Request the Department check with approp 2006 Page #29  
 of reports of UFOs this past week Request a reply ASAP " •(vVtry would U S 2006 Page #29  
e detailed maps of the area with a request for any information they could p 2006 Page #80  
s Angeles Center granted Mulhare's request to descend to 17,000 feet. He th 2006 Page #81  
ajor Seattle TV station) puts in a request for information to United States 2006 Page #184  
trieval Conference 4:37 AM: At the request of US Coast Guard Seattle, "Spac 2006 Page #185  
t as far back as 1960 when, at the request of NASA, they published a report 2007 Page #76  
sonally felt that he should make a request to higher Air Force authority fo 2007 Page #110  
ness to help. They will advise. 3. Request the department check with approp 2007 Page #141  
 of reports of UFOs the past week. Request a reply ASAP. The Department of  2007 Page #141  
ber 1981 Poulain contacted NASA to request an analysis of his Andean sample 2007 Page #197  
rtly thereafter. Todd soon filed a request with the Air Force to obtain cop 2008 Page #30  
ted a MU FON sighting report at my request. He was driving from Westport to 2008 Page #47  
FOs • Salina's note At my father's request I'm sending this trial package.  2008 Page #115  
nsiderations , refused the Russian request and the launch went off as origi 2008 Page #136  
in response to a specific UFO date request from an intelligence consumer. ( 2009 Page #19  
ation in response to his June 1961 request for a brief summary of MJ-12 act 2009 Page #38  
oject." In responding to Kennedy's request, Angleton followed a Top Secret/ 2009 Page #42  
sident Kennedy's November 12, 1963 request to the CIA to release classified 2009 Page #42  
wledge of them was implicit in his request for a review of MJ-12 intelligen 2009 Page #43  
met with Dr. Jacques Vallee at his request during a January 1990 visit he'd 2009 Page #137  
New Zealand Chiefs of Staff with a request that New Zealand undertake furth 2009 Page #165  
at your disposal. Admiral Halsey's request was examined by New Zealand Chie 2009 Page #165  
ned." Confirmed. "Admiral Halsey's request was examined by the New Zealand  2009 Page #167  
New Zealand Chiefs of Staff with a request that New Zealand undertake furth 2009 Page #170  
 FL YfNG DISCS -The Bureau, at the request of the Army Air Forces Intellige 2009 Page #178  

Word: "requested", 28 instance(s) (Back to Top)

of 73 - SS# 490-05-7191 ■ FBI file requested ■ No children, a nephew ■ Spen 2003 Page #32  
wford to Aeronautical Board "It is requested that Mr. Vincent S Roddy, be a 2003 Page #157  
have to go to Congress and get the requested UFO documents declassified. Th 2003 Page #196  
ssues. Additional opinion is being requested. 6. How could Twining based in 2003 Page #208  
 Ceun ibelligenc.e Directorate, an requested by A1. The extraordinary recov 2003 Page #232  
Bolivian authorities have urgently requested assistance from the U.S. Natio 2004 Page #8  
hat local Bolivian authorities had requested aid from the central governmen 2004 Page #8  
944, the Navy's Bureau of Ordnance requested Section T of the Office of Sci 2004 Page #66  
writing the TOP SECRET memo, Smith requested a clearance to talk to America 2004 Page #90  
f gun camera and still photographs requested on call by the Foreign Technol 2004 Page #101  
 on UFOs that President Carter had requested. I was contacted by Marcia Smi 2004 Page #186  
to prepare for the lecture Sheehan requested the classified Blue Book files 2004 Page #186  
 camera file and still photographs requested on call by the Foreigh .Techno 2004 Page #212  
ckl) closed. Eventually, serum was requested . On the 26'\ American milicar 2005 Page #33  
space engineerin g in 1973 and was requested to join the Air Force where he 2005 Page #174  
d at the site. Air Force officials requested the return of this item, as we 2006 Page #83  
State of N.M. and the IHS formally requested CDC involvement. The administr 2006 Page #110  
ce, headquartered in the Pentagon, requested the immediate high alert becau 2006 Page #174  
boy! Bad boy. What had happened? I requested the release of further informa 2006 Page #174  
as so important that the Air Force requested that the CIC be placed in imme 2006 Page #174  
pport groups, if that is what they requested. Mostly, all they wanted was f 2006 Page #205  
ing the investigation. After being requested to file a story about the stud 2007 Page #20  
 the ulcimate sin-of-all-sins: she requested a visa to visit Communist Russ 2007 Page #137  
Bolivian authorities have urgently requested assistance from the US Nationa 2007 Page #141  
hat local Bolivian authorities had requested aid from the central governmen 2007 Page #141  
e being conducted in the area" and requested to leave, but someone persiste 2008 Page #60  
r General George Schulgen, who had requested information on "flying discs." 2008 Page #132  
mericans only the information they requested or he decided to share, but ne 2008 Page #139  

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

 at the end of a declassified memo requesting involvement with UFO cases by 2003 Page #24  
other phone call from our audience requesting confirmation of reports that  2004 Page #8  
ached Walt Disney in the mid 1950s requesting that Disney do a UFO document 2004 Page #179  
 Department of Emergency Services "requesting transportation to area of rep 2006 Page #185  
other phone call from our audience requesting confirmation of reports that  2007 Page #141  
 1961 National Security Memorandum requesting a "Review of MJ-12 Intelligen 2009 Page #39  
ed to another six members of MJ-12 requesting comments and their approval.  2009 Page #43  

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Kenny Young, May 1999 15. FBI FOIA requests and responses for Morton, Lewis 2003 Page #39  
several Freedom of Information Act requests filed by the author and other r 2003 Page #41  
fi, has been busy filing many FOIA requests and tracking down leads around  2003 Page #65  
ty Act. At this time the Secretary requests that White House personnel take 2003 Page #89  
ted 9 July 1947 signed by Trumani; requests that Twining proceed to White S 2003 Page #203  
routine Freedom of Information Act requests with a variety of agencies to d 2004 Page #10  
eption. Having filed numerous FOlA requests with a host of U.S. governmenta 2004 Page #11  
 Crashed UFOs: A Worldwide History requests specifically for data on the Bo 2004 Page #12  
 for analysis. Further, Gen. Ramey requests emergency powers to investigate 2004 Page #230  
en many Freedom of Information Act requests to the USAF to ascertain what t 2004 Page #231  
 Freedom of Information. "Priority requests forwarded to members by authori 2004 Page #253  
at no residuals are present before requests are acted upon." This is an int 2004 Page #253  
ormati on he received, and honored requests for confidentialit y. A few of  2005 Page #78  
esponded to any of his information requests, making them the only archive t 2005 Page #92  
 at Ma::-..,.vell AFB. In reply to requests for UFO records of the 4602 Air 2005 Page #129  
 secret technolog y to satisf) DoD requests is conducted under a classified 2005 Page #167  
 Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests to uncover information disclosi 2006 Page #17  
ith Army authorities over his FOIA requests, and the actual documentation o 2006 Page #17  
1-01, Stone's highly specific FOIA requests on Project Moon Dust, his long  2006 Page #23  
al weeks. Responding to news media requests, Air Force spokesmen refused to 2006 Page #83  
ior to the event. "In the meantime requests were initiated at the highest l 2006 Page #134  
xican territory to 'assist'. These requests were met with professed ignoran 2006 Page #134  
uld have responded to the numerous requests to identify itself. Furthermore 2006 Page #172  
 intelligence may well have issued requests for immediate information in or 2006 Page #179  
. Bigelow also turned down funding requests during this time from some very 2006 Page #202  
dd sent Freedom of lnfomrntion Act requests concerning the Cuban incident t 2008 Page #30  
act that the MoD receives more FOI requests on UFOs than any other topic. l 2008 Page #61  
 with Freedom of Infom1ation (FOi) requests myself, so have first-hand expe 2008 Page #62  
igation? The MoD receives more FOi requests relating to UFOs than on any ot 2008 Page #62  
ed is now so busy dealing with FOI requests that this has taken precedence  2008 Page #62  
e workload involved in dealing FOi requests was becoming intolerable and I  2008 Page #63  
d in responding to UFO-related FOi requests on a case by case basis, MoD de 2008 Page #63  
ve made Freedom of lnfonnation Act requests relating to these fi Jes, so th 2008 Page #64  
ve media coverage and numerous FOI requests have been made to the MoD and t 2008 Page #67  
files have been released, most FOI requests can simply be dealt with by a s 2008 Page #68  
members of the public who make FOI requests relating to UFOs ( or on any su 2008 Page #68  
 many of these because of his many requests to 98 l                         2008 Page #104  
e JFK assassination as well as UFO requests. Today we will be discuss mg on 2008 Page #105  
tion Act, 1966) and deals not with requests from the public but from author 2008 Page #111  
anything until the threat's gone ("requests ... are denied ... ") r.:urr In 2008 Page #122  
ely scheduled time despite Russian requests to have the launch delayed. NAS 2008 Page #136  
f the project. Since 1948, several requests for the final report have been  2009 Page #166  

Word: "require", 30 instance(s) (Back to Top)

nt component of human activity and require a serious global study. ” www ma 2003 Page #19  
t a "clear and present danger" may require some comment. Only those with de 2003 Page #185  
h all these various sightings does require that the congress take a good lo 2003 Page #195  
cted quick reaction projects which require intelligence team operational ca 2004 Page #4  
of this area." But the fourth "may require more investigation," he said. Th 2004 Page #30  
he issues he raises would actually require access to some early road record 2004 Page #127  
ith all the various sightings does require that the Congress take a good lo 2004 Page #177  
cted quick reaction projects which require intelligence team operational ca 2005 Page #142  
t, unlike the airfoil, it does not require a flow of air to produce the eff 2005 Page #172  
es of their enemies. This does not require a conspiracy... everybody has th 2006 Page #9  
t. E. Making an announcement would require that governments admit they have 2006 Page #10  
ions These special teams would not require any distinguishing uniforms spec 2006 Page #18  
ion of speed and strangeness would require maximum government caution and p 2006 Page #59  
al vulnerabilities. Research would require top secrecy and unlimited fundin 2006 Page #64  
ain public order, government would require total cooperation of media. Inte 2006 Page #64  
 on earth." Optimal response would require high-level international and sta 2006 Page #66  
ation to disbelieve positive might require military intervention to protect 2006 Page #66  
nimals, most notably mobility, and require other biological structures to g 2006 Page #113  
 before entering the water? Did it require reorientation or a course correc 2006 Page #192  
ue pressing UFO-related news would require cooperation of maJor news servic 2007 Page #23  
Suppressing UFO-related news would require cooperation of major news sen,;c 2007 Page #23  
Omitted security caveats ■ Did not require line for line replication ■ Proo 2007 Page #49  
ivate industJy. . : · ■ This would require some form of giving up ·ownershi 2007 Page #54  
cted quick reaction projects which require intelligence team operational ca 2007 Page #134  
calculations of all of the methods require an excellent discipline for the  2008 Page #106  
 use of the word Pentateuch, which require more research. An example of Ein 2008 Page #108  
e firm, CityWatcher.com , began to require its employees to implant the Ver 2008 Page #123  
ion events, even those that do not require specific lighting or weather con 2008 Page #135  
t margin. That reason is that RPVs require electronics, and in this respect 2009 Page #22  
's efforts to declassify UFO files require a thorough public investigation  2009 Page #46  

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cess Restricted MAJIC-12 Clearance Required www.majesticdocuments.com 15    2003 Page #19  
 Counterintelligence deception not required to be perfect; satellites were  2003 Page #186  
ld be appropriate or the personnel required. Off the cuff, I suggest your c 2003 Page #222  
ary members of the group should be required to wear civilian clothes. The p 2003 Page #222  
 about the Bolivian events that it required such high-level Anglo- American 2004 Page #12  
rnment was able to keep secrets as required in the Truman Administration's  2004 Page #73  
presidential executive orders that required everyone associated with the ex 2004 Page #80  
hniy Novgorod) • All witnesses are required to sign a document saying that  2004 Page #170  
ake the security related decisions required of the commander -in chief of t 2004 Page #176  
ns; however, some assumptions were required when measuring the hypotenuse b 2004 Page #232  
IFICATION ORADA. "SPECIAL HANDLING REQUIRED -NOT RELEASABLE TO FOREIGN NATI 2004 Page #244  
IFICATION ORADA. "SPECIAL HANDLING REQUIRED —NOT RELEASABLE TO FOREIGN NATI 2004 Page #244  
(TOP SECRET) Restricted Data. AS-2 required letter of authority before remo 2004 Page #246  
made in accordance with the law as required." (Underline by RSW) Tab B dire 2004 Page #252  
 time FBI involvement is no longer required. Existing backchannel contacts  2004 Page #252  
made in accordance with the law as required." So, according to this documen 2004 Page #254  
nd military witnesses. All that is required is for one of them to be correc 2005 Page #149  
is UFO crash retrieval duties when required. A mysterious 'Colonel' was the 2006 Page #16  
ert duties. Stone claims that when required for UFO retrievals he was typic 2006 Page #17  
rash retrieval services were still required. Some support for Stone's claim 2006 Page #17  
nterface in case communication was required with any EBE found at the crash 2006 Page #18  
e nature of the security clearance required by Stone when called away from  2006 Page #20  
ntaining "absolute top secrecy" as required by section 4.f in SOM1-01: "The 2006 Page #20  
maintaining the 'absolute secrecy' required for these operations. The absen 2006 Page #21  
 as an intuitive communicator when required with EBEs. The individuals resp 2006 Page #22  
ating that his services were still required. Sherman's whistleblower testim 2006 Page #23  
e public. Their expertise might be required to determine modes of communica 2006 Page #56  
ure, purpose and actions of NHI is required to minimize unintended conseque 2006 Page #66  
ure, purpose and actions of NHI is required to minimize unintended conseque 2006 Page #66  
 (SECRET/TOP SECRET Special Access Required). - The vehicles crashed on pub 2006 Page #72  
was subsonic, a rocket booster was required to propel the D-21B to Mach 3 s 2006 Page #77  
onal mission profile for the D-21B required the launch control officer (LCO 2006 Page #77  
was conducting a Group 5 IFCO that required him to manually activate the dr 2006 Page #78  
 To Top Secret Crashes public land required crossing the Kern River and hik 2006 Page #84  
material!) to be sifted would have required enormous expense and manpower.  2006 Page #85  
h biohazard, multiple vaccinations required, examples of infectious agents  2006 Page #106  
 discrimination technique (FUR) if required. Such procedures allow a group  2006 Page #116  
recovery team, supplemented by any required military support, to take the c 2006 Page #134  
s. Let us hope that they are never required to do so at a worldwide level.  2006 Page #137  
ny. To break out of this stalemate required changing American public opinio 2007 Page #10  
to a list of phenomena pilots were required to report to intelligence. Once 2007 Page #19  
cnt if ication of. the t.yp,e:font required & survey of several hundred typ 2007 Page #46  
ks had to be cooked to compile the required financial statements ■ $1.1 tri 2007 Page #53  
 than SAPs. ■ No special clearance required, no NOA. ■ No Congressional rep 2007 Page #53  
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ico stated that assistance was not required, and that the operation was not 2007 Page #187  
 , and the ambient electric fields required for lightning leader propagatio 2008 Page #78  
osure m accordance with the law as required." So, there's a Jaw? Can we see 2008 Page #111  
ha: degree of development would be required on earth for coloniz :..ng. 2.  2008 Page #113  
ng System," a database like Hitler required for both gun and population con 2008 Page #123  
SAF objectin,s • No more resources required • ·· An action passed is an act 2008 Page #147  
t such an institutional phenomenon required as much description and analysi 2009 Page #12  
igence and code breaking system is required for effective decision making.  2009 Page #12  
 holding the winning hand. What is required is nothing short of a total ove 2009 Page #16  
by year, that continued secrecy is required. The rule should be: when in do 2009 Page #21  
t such an institutional phenomenon required as much description and analysi 2009 Page #23  
igence and code breaking system ?? required for effective decision making.  2009 Page #23  
ULT ROOM MAJESTIC TWELVE CLEARANCE REQUIRED WARNING! THIS IS AN EXECUTIVE B 2009 Page #26  
er military services were secretly required to release the most important U 2009 Page #41  
sharing classified UFO files. This required both leaders instructing their  2009 Page #42  
hat is not well known is that this required extensive sharing of UFO inform 2009 Page #45  
g shared with the USSR as NSAM 271 required, and finally given Kennedy and  2009 Page #45  
 She stated that one night she was required to accompany an armed officer w 2009 Page #92  
ure area on the base where she was required to take dictation from a man wh 2009 Page #92  
appear to be realized that time is required to plan and implement experimen 2009 Page #166  

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ctives are linked by a cover story requirement of the importance of the New 2003 Page #210  
ainst the U.S. in the Pacific. The requirement was for a missile to shoot d 2004 Page #66  
ACKGROUND : a. (U) This collection Requirement implements DoD Manual 5210.- 2007 Page #175  
 definition of CR 44 is CoUections Requirement for nuclear\\ eapons securit 2007 Page #175  
hose same measures may include the requirement to maintain and exercise the 2008 Page #24  
 radar data while charged with the requirement to analyze all UFO data avai 2009 Page #17  
 national security." The important requirement that decision makers be prov 2009 Page #18  
 to escape the blast. An immediate requirement was the development of a lar 2009 Page #92  

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 the Security Manager and Chief of Requirements at the Defense Audio Visual 2004 Page #182  
in terms of their physiology, food requirements and medical information. He 2006 Page #19  
ETAINING POWER • THE GOLDEN RULE • REQUIREMENTS BASED LOGIC • EMPHASIS ON S 2008 Page #148  
hat will be the novel intelligence requirements in the period 1977-1985? Wh 2009 Page #10  
b) Task military intelligence with requirements for forwarding raw UFO repo 2009 Page #19  

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ting the Special Operations Manual requires "widows" to be eliminated when  2003 Page #173  
laced by the use of duct tape that requires no moisture. It emphasizes agai 2003 Page #176  
ent Bill Clinton's administration, requires a belief that the facts are sti 2004 Page #144  
t, Behind the F/ying Saucers. This requires us to take a step back and re-  2004 Page #217  
er with new technology and culture requires a new level of responsibibt y a 2005 Page #117  
se engineering of mechanical parts requires extraction of information about 2005 Page #161  
 ConAC in February, 1951. Since it requires months to build and calibrate a 2006 Page #171  
 To travel 200 miles in 10 minutes requires a speed of 1,200 mph. What, in  2006 Page #172  
 they are TS Restricted Data. AS-2 requires a letter of authority before re 2007 Page #49  
ve gone into orbit" (orbital fught requires 17,500 mph, 25,000 to reach the 2007 Page #109  
ternal national security generally requires using intelligence services to  2008 Page #25  

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"would have" autopsied the aliens (requiring as many as 100 specialists to  2004 Page #127  
ons among some sectors of society, requiring strong law enforcement presenc 2006 Page #59  
lanning .. Trillion$ Missing lm bw requiring fcdc:ral gowmmClll CO account  2007 Page #53  

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xpenditures at El Vado, there were requisitions for a new roof, a water hea 2004 Page #220  

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u p kJ TTOP SECRET EiES OMV Septcr.rer 24, 1947. .‘■'(fl T:'"' St.* E''AftT 2003 Page #136  

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09Wwd tDlandcan1neat,yhirl...,. tl rerN01«t tor Oll4"' m 1to1 bmlrt It tftC 2007 Page #165  

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ople out- j side of the Department rers.iprnafrlly representing the importa 2003 Page #230  

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Schratt Copyrigh t 2007 All Rights Rerserved . Computer generated Illustrat 2007 Page #93  

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sica Office of the Surgeon General RES TRIC TED - W., 34 k V--S 44 'a/‹- 12 2004 Page #18  
r.ierrber nation with an extra cer res trial people beyond the domain of th 2008 Page #113  
ona_ law, since there were no more res nullius territories , is beginn:.ng  2008 Page #113  
n the appropr iation by a state of res nu __ ius. Until the last century, o 2008 Page #113  
resent new problems. * ... 1lr + * Res nullius is something that belongs to 2008 Page #113  
 race, there could be no c!a:.m of res nullius by any state on earth (if th 2008 Page #113  
ay claim co it). It would exist as res communis, that is that a_l celesc:.a 2008 Page #113  

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d, words such as "supranational," "res-nullius" and Pentateuch , have been  2003 Page #27  

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egard- Atdhhe laid that "the plans resale ftr but there sr. problem of inte 2004 Page #20  

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r own airplanes that the order was rescinded in the early 1950s." Alien Ret 2004 Page #65  
ing to carry out the order, it was rescinded in the early 1950s." Then in t 2006 Page #141  
J-12 members in 1961 has ever been rescinded. Documents and facts bear witn 2009 Page #45  

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njamin Gascot, officer for the air rescue division at Isla Grande Airport o 2004 Page #16  
attached to the Coast Guard Marine Rescue Auxiliary, and headed out of the  2004 Page #36  
looking for a rowboat to attempt a rescue of what he considered were possib 2004 Page #37  
had been in radio contact with the Rescue Coordination Center in Halifax. R 2004 Page #40  
 minutes later I saw the base fire/rescue trucks respond to the end of the  2004 Page #57  
racking Stations • PSS: Search and Rescue Service • PVO: Air Defense • TsPK 2004 Page #157  
ensional body, Indo-China, air-sea rescue, Wright-Patterson AFB, near-miss  2006 Page #105  
ary 24, a Royal Air Force mountain rescue team from Anglesey was dispatched 2006 Page #120  
e local press that "police and RAF rescue experts" had come to the conclusi 2006 Page #121  
nd early 1970s, the 67th Aerospace Rescue and Recovery Squadron stationed a 2006 Page #132  
 RAF Woodbridge [provided] standby rescue coverage for the American space f 2006 Page #132  
 never needed to provide emergency rescue actions, but at the time, the uni 2006 Page #132  
 unit was trained and available to rescue astronauts with their HH-53 and H 2006 Page #132  
mary mission changing from that of rescue to supporting US Special Operatio 2006 Page #132  
mission remains that of search and rescue and they would provide any assist 2006 Page #132  
issions." (30) Although the 67th's rescue and recovery skills were not need 2006 Page #132  
than likely it wiJJ be our 24-hour Rescue Service." 65                      2007 Page #71  
fter dawn the next day to launch a rescue effort to recover what they belie 2007 Page #186  
lance personnel listened in on the rescue activities from across the Texas  2007 Page #186  
 Nevada near Mesquite . Search and rescue operations were begun but ended w 2008 Page #7  
rge of the department's search and rescue team. The consensus seemed to be  2008 Page #8  
 (8151 TFW) and the 6i11 Aerospace Rescue and Recovery Squadron (ARRS). In  2008 Page #72  
ereby the leaker had the chance to rescue this memo from the fireplace , an 2008 Page #110  
er by the 67th ARS. which was para rescue on Tuesday night (December 30, 19 2009 Page #79  

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tially burned Memorandum allegedly rescued from a fire burning the remainde 2009 Page #39  

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ed to the crash site. The would-be rescuers were in such a hurry that they  2004 Page #38  
(Military?) ransacked plane before rescuers arrived 204                     2004 Page #207  

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 coastal U.S. They are trained for rescuing occupants of water-downed aircr 2008 Page #45  

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 Up 1975 ■ 1976: TI1e State of UFO Rese:uch ■ 1976 Politics ■ UFOs in the U 2008 Page #160  
 respo:ise to U:"Os ■E,;-oluoon of rese:;.rch ■1/2ilitary te-l·.no!ogy (c?e 2009 Page #141  
, 1989-1990 ■Growing schism in UFO rese:1rch ■The Bob bzar story 143        2009 Page #149  
,,or!d,:,1d • ■ New perceptions by rese:uchers l ■ A "re-poltt1c1::it1on" o 2009 Page #153  
T o'F, SCIENTIFIC ,\ND INDUSTRIAV1 RESE:\RCH · WELLINGTON, NEW ZE/1.LAND Th 2009 Page #185  

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ings. June through December 1931 ■ Rese-,,rchers and tJ1e Spooks ■ Colman V 2008 Page #163  

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............................... 81 Research Update: Anomalous Energy Transf 2003 Page #3  
m three years of detailed personal research, involving interviews with more 2003 Page #13  
aughter Charlette Mann. Historical research in the area has identified othe 2003 Page #21  
ence level for authenticity was my research into the personnel on the missi 2003 Page #29  
 estimates. Due to the outstanding research of my on-site historical resear 2003 Page #32  
 research of my on-site historical research assistant, Margaret, she found  2003 Page #32  
n and date is unconfirmed, further research with police, military records a 2003 Page #38  
tography, soil samples or archival research. All these fronts are being act 2003 Page #38  
Girardeau Fire Museum. 14. Private research report by Kenny Young, May 1999 2003 Page #39  
ous files recovered as part of the research for this lecture. In addition t 2003 Page #41  
afer with silicon and zinc Library research Plains environment              2003 Page #43  
tly, much more laboratory time and research have been put into these items. 2003 Page #48  
thinks that shoes would be easy to research; they are not. I eventually had 2003 Page #48  
ot. I eventually had to divide the research in four directions: general foo 2003 Page #48  
as involved in the Shroud of Turin research, mentioned in the introduction. 2003 Page #50  
e 1963 rumors spread among the UFO research community in Britain that a UFO 2003 Page #74  
 Williams will be lecturing on his research into the secret world of a Brit 2003 Page #83  
                                   Research Update: Anomalous Energy Transf 2003 Page #97  
 grandfather said were involved in research on the craft and its occupant.  2003 Page #99  
rsity of Colorado; Office of Naval Research; the Army/Air Force which were  2003 Page #99  
onautics; and Office of Scientific Research and Development. 95             2003 Page #99  
nd incorporated it into the future research with the phone systems." 96     2003 Page #100  
 Arthur Trudeau, then head of Army Research and Development. The Colonel's  2003 Page #101  
 metal mixtures in superconducting research. On July 5, 1996, the fifth and 2003 Page #107  
/zinc layers. I kept reporting the research findings on Dreamland and asked 2003 Page #109  
signal." On the radio, I asked for research help. Electrical engineer and p 2003 Page #110  
d no reference, even in government research, for bismuth/magnesium layers.  2003 Page #110  
 what we do in science. We do some research and then we tell everyone about 2003 Page #110  
an external static magnetic field. Research continued with tests of the met 2003 Page #111  
tist working on "electro-gravitic" research. That scientist had already nar 2003 Page #111  
e, Indiana in 1961. He worked as a research physicist at the University of  2003 Page #111  
76, he was Director of Biophysical Research Sensors, Inc. in Ann Arbor. Lev 2003 Page #111  
xcerpts from his October 30, 2003, research paper entitled, "Anomalous Ener 2003 Page #112  
ack the people. It's easier. 4. Do research by proclamation because investi 2003 Page #118  
he proper nay to do I FC) Document research is from one's Armchair. Archiva 2003 Page #118  
tz had joined the Aerial Phenomena Research Organization in Tucson, Arizona 2003 Page #143  
d come to the base and discuss his research. Even though the claims were a  2003 Page #145  
s very interested in the Bennewitz research project. The players assigned t 2003 Page #145  
to any of Sandia or Phillips Lab's research. In July of 1980, a letter with 2003 Page #146  
important information vital to his research. He made the mistake of thinkin 2003 Page #148  
us projects falling in his area of research and expertise. Fugate was assig 2003 Page #148  
sion. He had coined a term for his research, which his intuition was tellin 2003 Page #149  
ecurity Agency was also conducting research at the Base, in plain view of t 2003 Page #150  
y were starting to leak out of his research effort and into Washington D.C. 2003 Page #150  
 as the CIA's MKULTRA mind-control research on US citizens during the 1950s 2003 Page #151  
ce • NARA & Presidential Libraries Research Efforts November 14-16.2003 Las 2003 Page #167  
     President and UFOs My library research involved checking the president 2003 Page #193  
s been uncovered over the years of research. MJ-12 had a "cover" under whic 2003 Page #194  
sultant to the Library of Congress Research Group analysis for President Ca 2003 Page #197  
her examples prove otherwise. Open Research Issues That Will Help Resolve T 2003 Page #209  
shed." In addition, String-field's research led to a disclosure that a CIA  2004 Page #10  
ge Popovich — stated: Our Canadian Research Group has recovered one mass of 2004 Page #14  
 a radio technician at the Weapons Research Establishment in Salisbury, sou 2004 Page #15  
eres flown to the National Weapons Research Establishment at Adelaide for e 2004 Page #16  
vance the field of alien abduction research, circumstances have put him in  2004 Page #58  
ite Sand Proving Ground, the Naval Research Laboratory, the old Atomic Ener 2004 Page #60  
se contractors and Office of Naval Research about aerial discs that crashed 2004 Page #60  
ite Sands Proving Ground and Naval Research Lab employees. At 4:11 p.m., Mo 2004 Page #62  
 disc was one of these. Historical research suggests, however, something ev 2004 Page #62  
as defined by Office of Scientific Research & Development and the Joint Chi 2004 Page #62  
sh was sworn in as Chairman of the Research and Development Board on Septem 2004 Page #63  
r Force Systems Command, the Naval Research Laboratory and the Research and 2004 Page #63  
 Naval Research Laboratory and the Research and Development Board (RDB) of  2004 Page #63  
established in late July 1947. The Research and Development Board coordinat 2004 Page #63  
e Sands Proving Ground, NM The V-2 research program moved fairly quickly, w 2004 Page #64  
anaged by the V-2 Upper Atmosphere Research Panel, which was established in 2004 Page #64  
d into the Upper Atmosphere Rocket Research Panel in March, 1948. Source: E 2004 Page #64  
phere, photo experiments for Naval Research Lab. Landed east of the impact  2004 Page #64  
n scientists assigned to the Joint Research and Development Board (JRDB) of 2004 Page #65  
ad previously worked for the Naval Research Laboratory (NRL). AUDIO EXCERPT 2004 Page #65  
 an official New Mexico historical research project trying to find pre-Cold 2004 Page #70  
ndmark list. So Andy's and Scott's research efforts came together to find o 2004 Page #70  
issner by the Air Force Historical Research Agency at Maxwell AFB, Montgome 2004 Page #71  
 Canyon Mesa During Scott Ramsey's research about the three classified rada 2004 Page #72  
ptember 1979 when I began my first research into the worldwide mystery call 2004 Page #76  
hal that serums derived by genetic research can launch medical science into 2004 Page #80  
e Smith. His brief 12 years of UFO research is one of the most amazing stor 2004 Page #85  
laimed the files would be used for research purposes. Mrs. Smith told me th 2004 Page #86  
sisted of a small shack on Defense Research Board property outside of the n 2004 Page #86  
ng on and it was very leading edge research. The biggest untold story was a 2004 Page #87  
nd. The base was known as Suffield Research Station. It is Canada's equival 2004 Page #87  
it, and it did a lot of Top Secret research such as the early testing of ne 2004 Page #87  
 scientist directing flying saucer research in the United States. 85        2004 Page #88  
w when he was the director of this research project (Project Magnet) in Can 2004 Page #94  
ut it. To make a long story short, research was conducted and the name Eric 2004 Page #98  
so been Executive Secretary of the Research and Development Board in the ea 2004 Page #98  
s Director of CRIFO — the Civilian Research, Interplanetary Flying Objects  2004 Page #108  
lated the results of Stringfield's research up until that time. In that sam 2004 Page #108  
ifically designed to undertake UFO research. Also in 1977, 105              2004 Page #108  
 lung cancer. He had continued his research and writing to the very end. He 2004 Page #110  
ople involved in investigation and research 37 1962 New Mexico, USA 1 1 1 1 2004 Page #112  
le who are still active in the UFO research community. They are shown on Sl 2004 Page #117  
Hope that this kills the (useless) research Slide 18 WHY KEEP IT SECRET? •  2004 Page #122  
esent Chairman of the Fund for UFO Research, Don Berliner, wrote an extreme 2004 Page #127  
ork this problem out. Perhaps some research time in the Archives would yiel 2004 Page #129  
wn to everyone in the field of UFO research. UFO lecturer Stanton Friedman  2004 Page #133  
e listened to the information, did research of his own and followed new lea 2004 Page #136  
an the remnants of a Project Mogul research balloon array. If Bessie Brazel 2004 Page #138  
y of New York secret Mogul balloon research project, has testified that som 2004 Page #138  
n point, an example of the sort of research challenge 137                   2004 Page #140  
nd others involved with top secret research, some of which may have had to  2004 Page #145  
to American industry under an Army Research and Development program that he 2004 Page #146  
d the International UFO Museum and Research Center as one of its primary cl 2004 Page #148  
Sidney Sheldon Report of Air Force Research Regarding the Roswell Incident, 2004 Page #149  
strialization Time Travel(Belimov) Research Institute of the Parallel World 2004 Page #154  
tific & Technical Council on Space Research • MOM: Ministry of General Mach 2004 Page #157  
l?) in Copenhagen,1945 • Ancillary research, loffe, Zel'dovich , Salduuov,  2004 Page #158  
ret military bases • Complementary research carried on in immediate vicinit 2004 Page #161  
 40 When Appointed head of Nuclear Research • Also Research on Time Travel  2004 Page #164  
ed head of Nuclear Research • Also Research on Time Travel • Many Other Thi 2004 Page #164  
the distributed nature of USSR UFO research, aimed at maximum exploitation  2004 Page #171  
tay such as 3-D holography, cancer research, lasers, and the like. As a sid 2004 Page #181  
and cancer, all of the R&D advance research — ARPA kind of projects, and th 2004 Page #182  
logy Division of the Congressional Research Service, to see if I as chief c 2004 Page #186  
al consultant to the Congressional Research Service. After two attempts She 2004 Page #186  
sultant to the Library of Congress research group analysis for President Ca 2004 Page #186  
ed States government Congressional Research Service report that was prepare 2004 Page #187  
 was prepared by the Congressional Research Service Science and Technology  2004 Page #187  
ained a lot of credibility for his research efforts. While Moore was on the 2004 Page #189  
became intensively involved in UFO research • Interviewing hundreds of UFO  2004 Page #209  
w biological laboratory, the Joint Research and Development Board and the F 2004 Page #210  
ec, Newton and Gebauer. My initial research quickly led me to Scott Ramsey, 2004 Page #215  
ad quietly been conducting his own research into the "story" behind the Azt 2004 Page #215  
s chief of laboratories at the Air Research Manufacturing Company" in Phoen 2004 Page #218  
ails from former colleagues at Air Research, or others he may have met in h 2004 Page #218  
electrical transformers?"' Further research showed that the bases (there we 2004 Page #220  
protect the various atomic weapons research facilities in the area. As Rams 2004 Page #220  
 to the United States government's Research and Development Board during th 2004 Page #224  
ur people are not doing "combined" research, but independent reads. I do my 2004 Page #227  
ch, but independent reads. I do my research into the images and coordinate  2004 Page #227  
 the Ramey/DuBose Photo Shoot Time Research by Andrew Lavoie, RPIT Canada O 2004 Page #231  
 there was, and proceeded with the research, the results of which are outli 2004 Page #231  
ameras Involved In the Photo Shoot Research by: Andrew Lavoie and Neil Morr 2004 Page #233  
oie and Neil Morris Throughout the research into the background of the Rame 2004 Page #233  
ur original negatives this current research has been mainly concerned. In a 2004 Page #233  
hallenge, and after some intensive research into the Speed Graphic 5x4 plat 2004 Page #233  
nteresting to note there is a good research opportunity with Menzel; obviou 2004 Page #247  
in CIA have monitored civilian UFO research for a long time, and have playe 2004 Page #248  
 reverse engineer the hardware and research the physics. Dr. J. Robert Oppe 2004 Page #249  
cted upon." This is an interesting research avenue. They are not talking ab 2004 Page #253  
ntegrated circuits ■ High Altitude Research Project ■ Psycho-chemicals ■ La 2005 Page #7  
te to OCRD (Office of the Chief of Research and Development) ■ 26 Jun 61 -S 2005 Page #8  
                                   Research ing The Engergy Technology of U 2005 Page #25  
!:!':m!:r.":~""'"1 The Antigravitv Research of T. Townsend Brown M=::--==:- 2005 Page #28  
Copyright 2005 Roger Leir From the research team of A.J. Gevaerd and Dr. Ro 2005 Page #31  
O\\ ing, based upon their in-depth research into a spectacular series of al 2005 Page #31  
ant her name known amongst the UFO research commurut y. Many UFO investigat 2005 Page #36  
re the first people within the UFO research community to speak with the sou 2005 Page #39  
cientists from the Office of Naval Research and with Dr. Vannevar Bush and  2005 Page #41  
 Vannevar Bush and others from the Research and Development Board. Dr. \Xia 2005 Page #41  
nt Board. Dr. \Xiang relocated his research from \Vright-Patterson to Kirtl 2005 Page #41  
uss the subject." While conducting research into alien abductions, the inve 2005 Page #44  
 the U. S. Forest Service's Desert Research Experimental Station known as " 2005 Page #51  
t facility The Desert Experimental Research Range was established in 1933 b 2005 Page #52  
w marks the location of the Desert Research Experimental Station headquarte 2005 Page #53  
servation of nature and scientific research in the service of man. 1t provi 2005 Page #54  
e peculiar triangle feature and to research the physical lakebed site with  2005 Page #61  
3 UFO Crash sr lDE # 34 -The Naval Research Laboratory and U. S. Army Speci 2005 Page #63  
 1996, Ste, e Jones made his first research trip co the DRES facility. In t 2005 Page #65  
e of a little U. S. Forest Service Research Station, for God's sake! That's 2005 Page #66  
CC project, and it became a Desert Research Experimental Station. But yet,  2005 Page #68  
 45 minutes by car from the Desert Research Experimental Station. In 2001,  2005 Page #69  
ion that is set up as a scientific research station. You could bring in eng 2005 Page #71  
 as several articles.1 \X/hat such research by myself and others has made c 2005 Page #73  
ation . For five decades, most UFO research has barely touched upon this qu 2005 Page #75  
everal monographs privately on his research. The following accounts are tak 2005 Page #78  
in aspects of an alien technolog y research program. Word certainly got aro 2005 Page #80  
charged with overseeing deep black research and development programs, and a 2005 Page #81  
hina's large and sophisticated UFO research communi ty. Most spectacularly, 2005 Page #84  
ient access to such technolog) and research; when one considers the likelih 2005 Page #85  
onsiders the likelihood that black research into this field could well be c 2005 Page #85  
y, ps~chology, meteorology, cancer research, sociology, human sexuality, ch 2005 Page #87  
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T am using it with some success in research on cancer therapy." The physici 2005 Page #91  
 them the only archive to ignore a research inquiry during the preparation  2005 Page #92  
hat had broken away from Consumers Research, Inc. in 1935. Brady was also p 2005 Page #93  
 Consumers Union. Former Consumers Research board member, J.B. Matthews, wr 2005 Page #93  
 to expecting surprises in natural research, was open to anything that seem 2005 Page #95  
isenhower. He was also Director of Research for the Institute of Atmospheri 2005 Page #97  
r 11, Reich authorized his friend, research associate and sonin-law (who wa 2005 Page #98  
al a forum for the valiruty of rus research and finrungs. Eloquent though h 2005 Page #101  
ers who underwrote the cost of his research. I am hopeful that we will see  2005 Page #105  
ties rirucule the facts and impede research. In 'The S1mc/11re of Scientiji 2005 Page #117  
ental novelties," and conventional research is often "a strenuous and devot 2005 Page #117  
ttern that this book um·eils-where research may discover further proof that 2005 Page #121  
ars after the ~Iarshall memo, that research by distinguished journalist and 2005 Page #123  
 AAF, now Kirtland AFB; Los Alamos Research Center (built in 1943); Sandia  2005 Page #125  
lties that arise in confirming UFO research. When a second CIA FOIA was sub 2005 Page #126  
. Marshall was followed by further research interest at the end of World \' 2005 Page #127  
to formatting questions. Intensive research Jed by Dr. \Xlood has answered  2005 Page #127  
an's establishment of a top secret research and intelligence operation, pro 2005 Page #128  
tioned legal documents. Exhaustive research by Dr. Robert \Xf ood15 has dem 2005 Page #129  
arks from the Air Force Historical Research Center at Ma::-..,.vell AFB. In 2005 Page #129  
1952, an officer in her classified research unit showed her a piece of meta 2005 Page #131  
undreds of thousands of dollars in research. Some cases are authentic almos 2005 Page #134  
es are under-researched. They need research and answers to the many questio 2005 Page #137  
 as Director of CRlFO-the Civilian Research Interplanetary Flying Objects g 2005 Page #138  
ifically designed to undertake UFO research. Also, in 1977 Doubleday Books  2005 Page #139  
o know. His reports, together with research now done on leaked documents-co 2005 Page #140  
that his files receive the further research they deserve. 19 The most exten 2005 Page #140  
who sci.LI dismiss the exceptional research of Leonard Stringfield and Dr.  2005 Page #141  
t Robert Pratt conducted extensive research on-site in Bolivia surfacing ma 2005 Page #143  
ore deeply concealed intelligence, research and development infrastructure. 2005 Page #143  
isitors and their cechnolom . This research, however thinly supported in to 2005 Page #143  
t unpatriotic; co commend them for research is not irrational; and to publi 2005 Page #143  
versy in the entire history of UFO research, when his Alien Autopsy film hi 2005 Page #145  
ence organizer for the British UFO Research Association (BUFORA), and I alr 2005 Page #146  
ave received assistance in further research into the so-called Alien Autops 2005 Page #146  
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/1 that featured some of the early research into the film. What I am attemp 2005 Page #147  
be correct and a whole new area of research could open up ro us. ne group o 2005 Page #149  
nd not flesh and blood. Again, our research has brought us into contact wit 2005 Page #149  
pped forward? Not knowing what our research would uncover has indeed dealt  2005 Page #150  
n Autopsy film co the hoax bin, my research has shown that it is not as cle 2005 Page #151  
 of the iceberg as far as on-going research into the 6Jm is concerned. My c 2005 Page #151  
e,\ s, and me have compiled all of research into a book titled Alien Autops 2005 Page #151  
nquest that is now a,·ailable, and research imo the film will continue. Ray 2005 Page #151  
nvestigations for tl1e British UFO Research Association (BUFOR.A) and "iv[U 2005 Page #152  
 the Internet. Baca had been doing research on his genealogy and made conta 2005 Page #154  
 studies. Baca explains: Since the research has not yet been completed, we  2005 Page #157  
was stationed w-ith the Pentagon's Research and Developm ent Board. His fat 2005 Page #164  
ientists from the Office of Na,·al Research and with Dr. Vannevar Bush and  2005 Page #169  
 Vannevar Bush and others from the Research and Development Board. Dr. Wang 2005 Page #169  
ment Board. Dr. Wang relocated his research from Wright-Patterson to Kirtla 2005 Page #169  
various aircraft companies started research projects on the contr?l of grav 2005 Page #170  
ostatic tests were essentiaUy pure research, Brown's rigs were aimed from t 2005 Page #171  
 may be cliscovered by the Gravit) Research Foundation of New Boston, a com 2005 Page #172  
ited States universities and other research centers were hard at work crack 2005 Page #172  
azing new concepts (beyond the BeU research rocket planes). Bell said, ''We 2005 Page #172  
ent had set up forty-six different research projects on various aspects of  2005 Page #173  
of those projects. Experiments and research were conducted at two Air Force 2005 Page #173  
light Dynamics and General Physics Research. Other labs involved were RCA,  2005 Page #173  
porations were im·olved in gravity research of the fifties: Bell Aerospace, 2005 Page #173  
owledge gained in field propulsion research? Twent)-ei ght members of the A 2005 Page #173  
 obtain...and in secret. The Naval Research Laboratory finally admitted in  2006 Page #8  
d is made up." Another is "Do your research by proclamation, investigation  2006 Page #12  
cumulated by pioneers of UFO crash research such as Leonard Stringfield, an 2006 Page #14  
assified information. Stone's FOIA research led to him being acknowledged b 2006 Page #17  
ndle who described his "pioneering research"; and Stanton Friedman who desc 2006 Page #17  
ble Life 1/, - classified military research 1/2 - covert intelligence opera 2006 Page #36  
g time and resources. Upon further research, it turns out that the San Fran 2006 Page #44  
es directly engaged in UFO-related research—the inquiry of the Sessions was 2006 Page #49  
ce Sciences Organization (ISSO), a research institute founded by Silicon Va 2006 Page #49  
 NHI life form and its technology. Research would go 24/7, seeking any path 2006 Page #62  
and find physical vulnerabilities. Research would require top secrecy and u 2006 Page #64  
y involves a substantial amount of research involving witness interviews, o 2006 Page #71  
 friend suggested I should show my research to someone. Shortly after, I wa 2006 Page #89  
s in Connecticut and showed him my research, including all of my data and p 2006 Page #89  
nything about it?" I then began to research the "Flatwoods Monster" inciden 2006 Page #91  
 this incident. I also expanded my research into other directions and trave 2006 Page #94  
 these two events. The scope of my research again expanded when I looked th 2006 Page #95  
tified Flying Objects. Early in my research, Mrs. May put me in touch with  2006 Page #95  
ing else happened." I continued to research library archives and discovered 2006 Page #95  
 had crashed. The next phase of my research consisted of obtaining the Proj 2006 Page #96  
ty-five minutes. As a result of my research, it was clear that the "Flatwoo 2006 Page #98  
he Gazette" edition and, in all my research, was the most accurate version  2006 Page #98  
 of the seven witnesses. During my research, I tracked down Mr. Stewart and 2006 Page #98  
 with the story. As I continued to research this amazing story, I discovere 2006 Page #99  
d wide recognition? I continued to research the story and came across sever 2006 Page #99  
s involving jets that night and my research took on a whole new perspective 2006 Page #99  
etween those events and my ongoing research into the "Flatwoods Monster" in 2006 Page #100  
he Princeton Engineering Anomalies Research publications. H.G. Wells, War o 2006 Page #102  
lassified (Fort Detrick, Maryland) research institutions run by the Governm 2006 Page #103  
t facilities exist in industry for research. The sophistication of these fa 2006 Page #103  
al, that serums derived by genetic research, can launch medical science int 2006 Page #105  
arances, and that the leading edge research undoubtedly went right to class 2006 Page #105  
 well be possible. In the military research of the late 1940's weapons of m 2006 Page #105  
wer transmission, electro-magnetic research, retro-virus, high- temperature 2006 Page #105  
eorgia.) and the U.S. Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Disease 2006 Page #106  
mits. • 1942: United States begins research into biological weapons • WWII: 2006 Page #107  
0 January 1996 21 Recent report on research results from Brazil. Vaiginha,  2006 Page #108  
ved at level III and IV. Recently, research is suggesting that some of the  2006 Page #113  
 Ft. Detrick and Patuxent Wildlife Research Center, where they were injecte 2006 Page #114  
" could easily have contemplated a research program to fully understand the 2006 Page #116  
biological warfare, pharmaceutical research as well as the ever-present psy 2006 Page #117  
f Fort Detrick, home to decades of research into lethal viruses and biologi 2006 Page #122  
e skeptical researchers in the UFO research community, it has steadfastly r 2006 Page #122  
oup had become the Microbiological Research Department. A decade later, the 2006 Page #123  
cade later, the biological warfare research of Porton Down's staff had beco 2006 Page #123  
t was re-named the Microbiological Research Establishment. By the 1970s it  2006 Page #123  
enter for Applied Microbiology and Research. In 1995, the Establishment bec 2006 Page #123  
part of the Defense Evaluation and Research Agency, and six years later DER 2006 Page #123  
 Tony was happy that after all the research he'd done, Prescott was who he  2006 Page #124  
ns. The following document, titled Research Findings on the Chihuahua Disk  2006 Page #133  
orgina Bruni, Pan Books, 2001. 32. Research Findings on the Chihuahua Disk  2006 Page #137  
t his official and off-the- record research concerning the 1947 Roswell and 2006 Page #139  
t year 1 began reporting about the research that former New Mexico State Re 2006 Page #139  
oyees at White Sands and the Naval Research Lab housed there, leaked inform 2006 Page #139  
 Sands Missile Range and the Naval Research Lab housed at White Sands, Andy 2006 Page #141  
(CUFOS). (NICAP was a civilian UFO research group founded in the latter hal 2006 Page #175  
Todd Zechel, who was active in UFO research in the latter 1970's. He told m 2006 Page #176  
was Bill Moore - who used Zechel's research into Willingham's story but dec 2006 Page #178  
alogist. Due to Donna's relentless research into our collective family hist 2006 Page #180  
up by money supplied by corporate "research" institutions and fundamentalis 2006 Page #181  
s (UNLV), before the Consciousness Research Laboratory at UNLV, and before  2006 Page #196  
ed setting up a Chair of Anomalies Research at the University of Nevada, La 2006 Page #196  
he Princeton Engineering Anomalies Research (PEAR) Laboratory at Princeton  2006 Page #196  
d in many other areas of anomalies research including UFOs, abductions, and 2006 Page #196  
ed when I joined the Foundation as Research Coordinator in 1992. In prepara 2006 Page #196  
ranged from UFO sightings, foreign research, physiological effects, abducti 2006 Page #196  
elocate to Nevada my UFO abduction research was continuing 5. There was the 2006 Page #196  
ndation was to provide funding for research groups and individuals. Robert  2006 Page #197  
f papers was also begun containing research reports, conference proceedings 2006 Page #197  
 to his continued endeavors. Field Research in Nevada Some of the most fasc 2006 Page #198  
he most fascinating aspects of the research side of the Bigelow Foundation  2006 Page #198  
o the books without public debate. Research Assistance Also, in the spring  2006 Page #202  
ion of a group which has conducted research on microwave effects on human p 2006 Page #206  
e pine needles. Alternative Health Research Robert Bigelow has always been  2006 Page #206  
as well as UFOs. In 2003 he funded research at UNLV to study adjunct modali 2006 Page #206  
speakers for Area 2000. Mediumship Research Robert Bigelow was also interes 2006 Page #207  
 clinical psychologist, to conduct research. Her role was to locate quality 2006 Page #207  
Studies at UNLV, the Consciousness Research Laboratory also at UNLV, and th 2006 Page #207  
p://whale.to/b/adey.html Microwave research of Dr. Ross Adey at Loma Linda, 2006 Page #208  
ng alien bodies; conduding biolech research. ■ AbOut developing a seaet spa 2007 Page #54  
gram. ■ Using free money to condud research and provide security ■ Making m 2007 Page #54  
 'The Anthill·. An electromagnetic research facility in the Tehachapi Mount 2007 Page #56  
, bur that's part of the nature of research. T began work on chis paper vag 2007 Page #59  
credjted as a fraud within the UFO research commuruty, I doubt it had much  2007 Page #68  
d biophysicist whose main field of research was neurophysiology. In the 194 2007 Page #75  
0s he was chairman of the National Research Council and a member of the Med 2007 Page #75  
put in charge of a biology-related research committee of the Office of Scie 2007 Page #75  
mittee of the Office of Scientific Research and Development under Dr. Vanne 2007 Page #75  
 in cernec? GM: 1 based most of my research on information that was given o 2007 Page #85  
mainly to do what I termed further research. I wasn't trying to uncover any 2007 Page #85  
led were real? GM: I didn't try to research the hackers at all. i\tfW: Can  2007 Page #85  
r intentions were UFO related with research in mind and not malicious or te 2007 Page #91  
ns. Upon further investigation our research uncovered that during that time 2007 Page #126  
on less than a few hundred people. Research on th.is case has barley scratc 2007 Page #127  
ece of metal was sent co the Space Research Institute in Brussels and they  2007 Page #129  
ARP (High-frequency Active Auroral Research Program) plays a part in this s 2007 Page #130  
keyword that kept coming up in the research for this chapter were hieroglyp 2007 Page #131  
tory Capilla Peak Observatory is a research facility owned and operated b)  2007 Page #161  
ked by red circle -the U.S. Energ) Research and Development Adrrurustration 2007 Page #164  
tland, Coyote Canyon, ERDA -Energy Research & Development Administrati on r 2007 Page #168  
de with summary of current ongoing research. 170                            2007 Page #176  
 case remains in need of much more research, the authors have unearthed ama 2007 Page #184  
aine. "My Comments on the Document Research Findings on Chihuahua Disk Cras 2007 Page #192  
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best institutions for that kind of research, the C.I.M. -Centro de lnvestig 2007 Page #196  
licon, which are utilized in space research." ln December 1981 Poulain cont 2007 Page #197  
ogy, Geochemistry, and Geophysics: Research Results from the USSR" (1992 Am 2007 Page #198  
propulsion system of the UFO. More research needs to be conducted in th.is  2007 Page #202  
 was a case that offered all these research elements. Unfortunately, at tha 2008 Page #7  
vironmental , and basic scientific research and technology development. Its 2008 Page #27  
e to note that when secret, atomic research at Oak Ridge was in full-swing, 2008 Page #27  
ns engaged in secret atomic-energy research by aerial vehicles of unknown o 2008 Page #37  
this has taken precedence over the research and 56 •                        2008 Page #62  
logists who specialize in document research make a valuable contribution to 2008 Page #69  
The radar employed the U. S. Naval Research Lab's MADRE pulse-Doppler metho 2008 Page #73  
 eventually turned to the Stanford Research Institute to solve the strange  2008 Page #73  
 Prof. Kelley has concentrated his research on the ionosphere and is author 2008 Page #75  
ction of the High Altitude Auroral Research Project, known as HAARP, in Gak 2008 Page #75  
of my career managing conventional research and development, designing ther 2008 Page #104  
ord Pentateuch, which require more research. An example of Einstein's use o 2008 Page #108  
the cited documents and in the QD. Research on ' the use of this word and t 2008 Page #109  
n Cl hove a:onito rcd civilian uro research for .i lone; tici~ and have pla 2008 Page #121  
d the HighFrequency Active Auroral Research Program (HAARP) near Gakona, Al 2008 Page #123  
azi conducted a program of psychic research under the name "Doktor Gruenbau 2008 Page #130  
azi program which included psychic research and energy manipulation project 2008 Page #130  
4 l organized the National Defense Research Council and in I 943, the Offic 2008 Page #131  
in I 943, the Office of Scientific Research and Development which led to th 2008 Page #131  
credentials , chaired the National Research Council and was a member of the 2008 Page #133  
 Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research, during which time he given a $ 2008 Page #133  
s executive secretary of the Joint Research and Development Board in 1946 a 2008 Page #134  
 resources of universities , other research organizations and the Federal G 2008 Page #134  
 Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research (established 190 I), the Genera 2008 Page #140  
ard also served as chairman of the research committee at Sloan Kettering In 2008 Page #140  
ndation , Rand Institute, Stanford Research Institute, Tavistock Institute  2008 Page #143  
nt response to UFOs ■ Evolution of research ■ NWitary technology (open and  2008 Page #158  
ment documents/ archival sources ■ Research journals, publications, and boo 2008 Page #158  
975: The State of Technology ■ UFO Research in 1975 ■ Remote Vie-wing the A 2008 Page #159  
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orbach ev -Da.n1:1ge Control ■ UFO Research Wars of 1990 ■ The Belgian Tria 2008 Page #166  
nd Beyond ■ Growing schizsm in UFO research ■ The Bob Lazar story ■ MUFON's 2008 Page #166  
Robert M. Wood .My interest in UFO research got a jump start when my boss a 2009 Page #7  
of them on original paper. My real research did not really begin, however,  2009 Page #7  
eller (p 8) Secrecy (p 9) Military Research (p 10) Defense against UFO Nucl 2009 Page #8  
ather of the H-Bomb," was a Senior research Fellow at the Hoover Institutio 2009 Page #9  
of the preface to a book by former Research Associate in the Defense Studie 2009 Page #11  
7) has been established from prior research. It is pretty clear to me that  2009 Page #14  
eployed over sensitive defense and research establishments. President Truma 2009 Page #17  
purpose is threefold: to stimulate research on military applications of UFO 2009 Page #21  
 when in doubt, classify. MILJTARY RESEARCH _We are not engaged in an arms  2009 Page #21  
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es of their military budget on UFO research and development , while in 1976 2009 Page #21  
talent is available . Military UFO research is unpopular among scientists,  2009 Page #21  
ntific community that military UFO research is a most difficult undertaking 2009 Page #21  
ect of the difficulty of scholarly research in this field. Nonetheless , th 2009 Page #24  
KING OF ALIEN CODEX AND HISTORICAL RESEARCH OF THE CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGE 2009 Page #26  
o mix it up with the rancorous JFK research community-- little scholarly wo 2009 Page #29  
r a group he called Parapsychology Research , under the pseudonym Fred Lee. 2009 Page #32  
azine Steams hove/ Press and other research resources are available from PO 2009 Page #34  
er headed the Office of Scientific Research and Developm ent ( 1941-194 7)  2009 Page #36  
7) and the joint military services Research Development Board (RDB).4 At th 2009 Page #36  
online at: http://www.archives.gov/research/j fk/select-commi ttee-report / 2009 Page #47  
re the first people within the UFO research community to speak with the sou 2009 Page #48  
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indeed, many people within the UFO research arena have firmly done so. In t 2009 Page #55  
he US military. I am continuing to research her background . More and more  2009 Page #90  
ted a highly obscure and technical research paper called "High-Altitud e Pa 2009 Page #90  
ed with highly classified military research, and if we accept that Wright-P 2009 Page #92  
ed to obtaining funding for rocket research: In '51 they weren ·, working o 2009 Page #93  
tion and would send it so that the research into her story might continue.  2009 Page #94  
ht- Patterson AFB where classified research was conducted and that she did  2009 Page #95  
Voronezh Joint Anomalous Phenomena Research Committee , a non-profit organi 2009 Page #137  
 of landing related apparatus. The research team also met with Dr. Jacques  2009 Page #137  
at we can all learn more about the research and investigation he and his co 2009 Page #140  
ain areas d research· viewing, and research into tine 146 ---               2009 Page #152  
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h. One area that is still virginal research territory is the role of Govern 2009 Page #154  
When dealing with a moving target, research can get complicated, especially 2009 Page #154  
 to create even more confusion. My Research 148                             2009 Page #154  
b, was "top secret," and for which research was still ongoing. June 13, 194 2009 Page #156  
ge. Leech was selected to lead the research because he had previously done  2009 Page #157  
st reliable sources as saying that research on such an offensive weapon was 2009 Page #159  
n attached to the National Defense Research Council. Prof. Leech headed the 2009 Page #160  
n attached to the National Defense Research Council when he joined British  2009 Page #161  
entist, now conductin g television research, said he had been back in the U 2009 Page #161  
r any "leading" question about the research, development, composition or te 2009 Page #161  
ion. "I believe we need to do some research along this line. It may be just 2009 Page #162  
effort and he did work on a secret research project code named Project Seal 2009 Page #163  
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e technical staff, Division of War Research , Columbia University from 1943 2009 Page #164  
mbia University from 1943 -46 as a Research Associate and Field Representat 2009 Page #164  
d Representative , Division of War Research, and the University of Californ 2009 Page #164  
iego, where he eventually became a Research Engineer and head of the Specia 2009 Page #164  
ject Seal was a secret World War 2 research project that explored how explo 2009 Page #164  
ity of California, Division of War Research, who was then in the area inves 2009 Page #164  
d for the establishment of an Army Research Unit under the command of Profe 2009 Page #165  
m Perry. The establishm ent of the Research Unit, known as the 24th Army Tr 2009 Page #165  
ther elaborates that: Experimental Research Station The original suggestion 2009 Page #165  
 was identified as the director of research for the weapon project. The wea 2009 Page #167  
d for the establishment of an Army Research Unit under the command of Profe 2009 Page #167  
n attached to the National Defense Research Council when he joined British  2009 Page #169  
ity of California, Division of War Research, who was then in the area inves 2009 Page #169  
t an Anonymous Source was quoted: "Research on such an offensive weapon was 2009 Page #172  
 the press. Observances When doing research for this paper at the Scripps i 2009 Page #173  
ientist, now conducting television research, said he had been back in the U 2009 Page #176  
Air Forces Intelligence to conduct research and collect information in an e 2009 Page #178  
he publisher of a pulp magazine to research the Maury Island incident in la 2009 Page #179  
scratched the surface of potential research on the role of Government in th 2009 Page #179  
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tails and unit histories are being researched at the national archives and  2003 Page #33  
person and related family is being researched. Who Likely Heard About It? ■ 2003 Page #34  
lip J. Corso, USA (ret) Statements researched by Art Campbell relating to P 2003 Page #43  
c came from a story that was being researched a few years back by PBS in Wa 2004 Page #188  
cording to the story that had been researched by Harry Lebelson, then the U 2004 Page #188  
ect Paperclip has been brilliantly researched and discussed by Llnda Hum, f 2005 Page #125  
ke finds body on deserted runway • Researched by Len Stringfield and Richar 2006 Page #29  
y, identifiable components. I have researched crashes of numerous exotic an 2006 Page #72  
erent directional headings. I then researched the astronomical history of m 2006 Page #96  
did he \Vas my guru so to speak. l researched what l was told via the net.  2007 Page #84  
. Such a complex case, if properly researched and analyzed , could go a lon 2008 Page #7  
ing Document has been exhaustively researched, and found by some prominent  2009 Page #37  
atterson AFB. Anthony Bragalia has researched the origins of NITfNOL, a nic 2009 Page #91  

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nto the case intensified. In 1984, researcher Ray Boeche and I utilized the 2003 Page #56  
tions and reports on file with the researcher. "Kecksburg The Untold Story, 2003 Page #72  
 I sent your way. I noted that the Researcher (Linda Moulton Howe) discussi 2003 Page #103  
 in the magnetic fields tried. The researcher wondered if the large positiv 2003 Page #111  
but that asset was going to be UFO researcher Bill Moore. He would eventual 2003 Page #146  
everal times to restore order. One researcher stood up and rhetorically ask 2003 Page #146  
mployees has been interviewed. One researcher has claimed to have held the  2003 Page #179  
a Two candidates interviewed a One researcher “held it in my hand and it wa 2003 Page #180  
y Kecksburg expert Stan Gordon and researcher Leslie Kean I was looking for 2003 Page #192  
rter. According to Marcia Smith, a researcher at the Library of Congress, w 2003 Page #196  
In a call-in question, Florida UFO researcher Art Greenfield asked about a  2003 Page #197  
played key roles in the case. From researcher 6                             2004 Page #9  
ure that a CIA source known to the researcher Bob Barry confirmed that the  2004 Page #10  
ued a number of leads. The British researcher Philip Mantle, for example, h 2004 Page #13  
 the acclaimed UFO crash-retrieval researcher, Leonard Stringfield; who rel 2004 Page #16  
 I talked with UFO crash retrieval researcher and author, Leonard Stringfie 2004 Page #65  
ruary 2, 1959 letter to a Canadian researcher Smith added: No minister in h 2004 Page #88  
iered to Dr. Bush by prominent UFO researcher and writer Major Donald Keyho 2004 Page #90  
who was a school teacher and a UFO researcher belonging to the Cleveland Uf 2004 Page #94  
In a phone interview with the same researcher, Smith talked again about har 2004 Page #95  
elated by the first crashed saucer researcher, Len Stringfield, in his Janu 2004 Page #96  
an Weaver, who was a friend of UFO researcher Don Berliner. Weaver showed a 2004 Page #97  
 stories were very real. The first researcher to contact him was former Cal 2004 Page #98  
 contact him was former California researcher Bill Steinman. After Steinman 2004 Page #98  
ars after Dr. Walker died Canadian researcher and writer Palmiro Campana ph 2004 Page #100  
ndwritten note from Lundahl to UFO researcher Dr. James McDonald. The Febru 2004 Page #101  
ight! 3 1944 Hawaii, USA 1 1 0 1 0 Researcher Don Worley 111,18-19 4 1946 W 2004 Page #110  
Field, Dayton, Ohio, USA 1 1 1 1 0 Researcher David Dobbs VI, 71-72 UFO and 2004 Page #110  
eservation, Arizona, USA 1 1 1 1 0 Researcher Bill Hamilton III, 17 UFO sun 2004 Page #110  
Summer, Southwestern USA 1 1 1 1 1 Researcher Mia Adams; see detailed inter 2004 Page #111  
 12 1949 Unknown, Mexico 1 1 1 1 0 Researcher Tom Deuley V, 5-6 Sailor, mes 2004 Page #111  
 14 1950 Unknown, Mexico 1 1 0 1 1 Researcher William Draeger II, 22 US and 2004 Page #111  
8 1953 Aurora, Ohio, USA 0 1 1 1 0 Researcher Jerold Johnson VI, 67 UFO cut 2004 Page #111  
right-Pat AFB, Ohio, USA 1 1 1 1 0 Researcher Richard Hall III, 27-30 UFO s 2004 Page #111  
agon, Washington DC, USA 1 0 0 1 0 Researcher Raymond Jordan V, 4 Woman saw 2004 Page #111  
onmouth, New Jersey, USA 1 1 0 1 0 Researcher Joan Jeffers II, 15-16 Source 2004 Page #112  
Grounds, New Mexico, USA 1 1 1 1 0 Researcher Richard Hall III, 25-26 UFO u 2004 Page #112  
right-Pat AFB, Ohio, USA 1 0 0 1 0 Researcher Warren Nicholson III, 27-30 W 2004 Page #112  
" 32 1957 Southwest, USA 1 1 1 0 0 Researcher Debbie Valerio II, 6-7 Four h 2004 Page #112  
 Clovis, New Mexico, USA 1 1 1 1 0 Researcher Debbie Valerio VII. 29-32 Str 2004 Page #112  
right-Pat AFB, Ohio, USA 0 1 0 1 0 Researcher Tommy Blann III, 12-13 UFO se 2004 Page #112  
 36 1962 New Mexico, USA 1 1 1 1 0 Researcher Robert Barry II, 7-8 UFO and  2004 Page #112  
 37 1962 New Mexico, USA 1 1 1 1 0 Researcher Tommy Blann III UFO and bodie 2004 Page #112  
ts" 38 1963 Unknown, USA 1 1 0 1 0 Researcher Bill Hamilton III, 26-27 Sour 2004 Page #112  
ies 39 1963 Unknown, USA 0 1 0 1 0 Researcher Michael Johnstone V. 4 UFO wi 2004 Page #112  
4 Ft. Riley, Kansas, USA 0 1 1 1 0 Researcher Todd Zechel II, 13-15 UFO wit 2004 Page #113  
 Kecksburg, Pennsylvania 0 1 1 1 0 Researcher Stan Gordon II. 19-20:V, 11-1 2004 Page #113  
45 1967 Unknown, Germany 0 1 0 0 0 Researcher Clark McClelland III. 27-30 J 2004 Page #113  
 Big Springs, Texas, USA 0 1 1 1 0 Researcher Thomas Olsen III, 20-23 UFO r 2004 Page #113  
 students 50 1970 Mexico 1 1 1 1 0 Researcher Richard W. Heiden III, 34 Ike 2004 Page #113  
adavers 51 1972 Cambodia 1 1 0 1 1 Researcher Don Ecker VI, 50-52 Firefight 2004 Page #113  
ton AFB, California, USA 1 1 0 1 0 Researcher John Lear V. 18-19 Photograph 2004 Page #113  
ar 54 1973 Colorado, USA 1 1 0 1 0 Researcher John Ford V, 20 FBI knowledge 2004 Page #113  
right-Pat AFB, Ohio, USA 1 0 0 1 0 Researcher Chris Coffey V, 5 Witness Ast 2004 Page #113  
at Lakes Naval Base, USA 0 1 0 1 0 Researcher Don Jernigan III, 13 UFO seen 2004 Page #113  
 58 1974 New Mexico, USA 0 0 0 1 0 Researcher Randall Clement III, 23-4 Kno 2004 Page #113  
r CHP 59 1974 Texas, USA 1 1 1 1 0 Researcher Barbara Schutte III, 37 Profe 2004 Page #113  
right-Pat AFB, Ohio, USA 1 0 0 1 0 Researcher Pat Packard VI1,13-16 Witness 2004 Page #113  
o Springs, Colorado, USA 1 0 0 1 0 Researcher Randall Clement II, 20-21 AF  2004 Page #113  
2 1974 Chihuahua, Mexico 0 1 1 1 1 Researcher Elaine Douglas VII, 32-37 UFO 2004 Page #114  
977 Lumberton, Ohio, USA 1 1 1 1 0 Researcher Bob Pratt II, 25 Shootout wit 2004 Page #114  
t base 66 1978 Ohio, USA 1 1 1 1 0 Researcher Jeffrey Parks II, 4-5 WPAFB e 2004 Page #114  
dust 68 1979 Oregon, USA 0 1 1 1 0 Researcher Bruce Molon VI, 67-68 Crash r 2004 Page #114  
9 1979 Pennsylvania, USA 1 0 0 1 0 Researcher Larry Moyers II, 25-26 Pocono 2004 Page #114  
Modesto, California, USA 0 0 0 1 0 Researcher Randall Clement II, 20 Office 2004 Page #114  
rove and friend Bruce Phillips and researcher Stan Friedman VII. 10-13 Dent 2004 Page #114  
1980 Houston, Texas, USA 1 1 0 1 0 Researcher Norma Lindblad 111,36 Radar s 2004 Page #114  
ge heads 73 1981 Germany 1 1 1 1 0 Researcher Michael Hesemann III, 30-31 U 2004 Page #114  
ector 74 1982 Texas, USA 0 1 0 1 0 Researcher Tommy Blann III, 14-17 Witnes 2004 Page #114  
 Orleans, Louisiana, USA 1 0 0 1 0 Researcher Kurt Thiel VII, 13-16 Examina 2004 Page #114  
rds AFB. California, USA 1 1 1 1 0 Researcher Ron Madeley VI Madeley interv 2004 Page #114  
ight . R62: Elaine Douglas, active researcher — Mexican bodies • R68: Bruno 2004 Page #118  
ith an extensive interview held by researcher Mia Adams with one of Einstei 2004 Page #119  
s reports • Plant the claim with a researcher • Await the researcher to cla 2004 Page #122  
laim with a researcher • Await the researcher to claim publicly • Announce  2004 Page #122  
nnounce it was a hoax to discredit researcher • Hope that this kills the (u 2004 Page #122  
was told were aliens." British UFO researcher Georgino Bruni described what 2004 Page #179  
me Reagan was coming into office a researcher by the name of Bill Moore was 2004 Page #189  
e opted into it. Virtually any UFO researcher worth his salt would have. Wh 2004 Page #190  
r finished. Linda Howe was another researcher who was offered films, exclus 2004 Page #193  
 • Dr. John Mac — Famous abduction researcher — died vehicular manslaughter 2004 Page #201  
s later when tracked down by Aztec researcher William Steinman, as well as  2004 Page #217  
ked Andrew Lavoie, a Canadian RPIT researcher and engineer, to see if there 2004 Page #231  
bris seen in the photographs, RPIT researcher Andrew Lavoie, using computer 2004 Page #233  
hers . Earl) in 2003, American UFO researcher and pocliatrist Roger Leir wa 2005 Page #36  
Stringfield related the account of researcher Charles Wilhelm, ·whose fathe 2005 Page #41  
rash and Bill Uhouse, however, the researcher BiU Hamiltan has provided goo 2005 Page #45  
17, 2005 A longtime California UFO researcher who became convinced that the 2005 Page #64  
l realities. During the 1950s, UFO researcher and activist Donald Keyhoe, b 2005 Page #75  
of Wilhelm Reich's sanity? Merucal researcher Ludwik Flek notes in rus 1979 2005 Page #103  
lysis by optical physicist and UFO researcher Dr. Bruce Maccabee concludes  2005 Page #121  
ntelligence replied to veteran UFO researcher Richard Hall's Freedom of Inf 2005 Page #123  
terintelligence replied ta another researcher that the IPU "was never a "un 2005 Page #123  
orth noting here that in 1998, UFO researcher Tim Cooper received a reply t 2005 Page #125  
ppeared in aviation writer and UFO researcher Don Berliner's mailbox on Mar 2005 Page #126  
or example, plant the claim with a researcher ; await the researcher's publ 2005 Page #132  
nce it was a hoax to discredit the researcher. Dr. Wood mentions a few prob 2005 Page #132  
ished author and international UFO researcher Nick Redfern has carefully ex 2005 Page #132  
and engine of a flying saucer." As researcher and author \'v'illiam Moore n 2005 Page #134  
e United States for study. British researcher Tony Dodd was provided with d 2005 Page #134  
a special burden on the honest UFO researcher whose search continues. Nowhe 2005 Page #138  
eonard Stringfield, pioneering UFO researcher Between 1953 and 1957, String 2005 Page #138  
terest. Dr. Robert Wood, respected researcher of leaked UFO documents after 2005 Page #139  
 Wood, aerospace physicist and UFO researcher For those who sci.LI dismiss  2005 Page #141  
mpacted earth? Clifford Stone, UFO researcher after retiring from the Army, 2005 Page #141  
ed , l felt that Tim was the ideal researcher to ask for assistance. Prior  2005 Page #147  
h.is, I had worked with the German researcher :Michael Hesemann and togethe 2005 Page #147  
Stone was inteniewed in 1996 by US researcher Ted Loman and claimed that in 2005 Page #147  
 who described him as a "dedicated researcher" who brought into the public  2006 Page #17  
 University 1987 conversation w th researcher VVilliam Steinman Confirms at 2006 Page #27  
the exact date or even the year. A researcher might be lured into thinking  2006 Page #85  
ood Abstract Dr. Wood, a long-time researcher and UFO document examiner, wi 2006 Page #101  
Wales that for some within the UFO researcher community has come to be know 2006 Page #119  
the definitive British Roswell. As researcher Andy Roberts stated: "Prehist 2006 Page #119  
dowed all the way to Porton." (14) Researcher Margaret Fry also has strong  2006 Page #124  
ch 23, 1992, and was mailed to the researcher Elaine Douglas in July 1993.  2006 Page #133  
gent efforts of UFOlogist, Fortean researcher, and jeweler extraordinaire D 2006 Page #180  
f general discussion rather than a researcher of specific events, I worried 2006 Page #181  
perhaps the world's finest hominid researcher and theorist. Lloyd, as usual 2006 Page #181  
Budd Hopkins, artist and abduction researcher. According to the Roper Repor 2006 Page #198  
rtist and writer who was the first researcher to work with UFO abductees an 2006 Page #202  
Angela Thompson Smith is a writer, researcher, consultant and remote viewin 2006 Page #207  
 foJogy -Donald Keyhoe, a renowned researcher and prime-mover in the now-de 2007 Page #132  
ecent conversation with fellow UFO researcher Lou Corbin that reads thus: " 2007 Page #132  
nment-insider to a Californiabased researcher of UFOs named Timothy Cooper, 2007 Page #134  
authenticated by the best document researcher in the world -a man who for y 2007 Page #135  
 off a hill for several days. U. K researcher, Tony Dodd, said he talked to 2007 Page #149  
alifornia MUFON Noe Torres Writer, Researcher, Librarian On August 25, 1974 2007 Page #184  
phebo Simoes, an airline pilot and researcher, and several Brazilian journa 2007 Page #193  
 French-American scientist and UFO researcher Dr. Jacques Vallee describes  2007 Page #199  
                               UFO researcher Robert Todd sent Freedom of l 2008 Page #30  
ot want to be interviewed by a UFO researcher who was also an Aberdeen cop. 2008 Page #45  
of a flying saucer was issued. UFO researcher William Moore claimed that Tw 2008 Page #132  
denly arrived at the home of a UFO researcher. Many feel Hunsacker's death  2008 Page #133  
sociate, Michael Bara. As a former researcher with the Antenna division of  2008 Page #135  
corresponded with a well-known UFO researcher named Lucius Farish as the co 2009 Page #32  
, in late August 1967, another UFO researcher, Gary Leslie, received a lett 2009 Page #32  
y been evidenced by a lawsuit from researcher and former Washington Post re 2009 Page #34  
er and the Affidavit The respected researcher , Ray Fowler, later spoke wit 2009 Page #49  
d Stringfield related the story of researcher Charles Wilhelm, whose father 2009 Page #49  
rash and Bill Uhouse, however, the researcher Bill Hamilton has provided go 2009 Page #51  
provided to the site by an unnamed researcher that, "appear to be transcrip 2009 Page #52  
ht Patterson Air Force Base to UFO researcher Kevin Randle. She would not a 2009 Page #89  
 truth. In I 990 she contacted UFO researcher Kevin Randle, but she was afr 2009 Page #95  

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Oregon Contents of video Section 1 Researcher's NICAP background Excavation 2003 Page #43  
Rodeo calf-roping Section 8 Review Researcher's comments How book was const 2003 Page #44  
l 9, 1990, in reply to yet another researcher's FOIA request (regarding the 2005 Page #123  
laim with a researcher ; await the researcher's public statements; then ann 2005 Page #132  

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a Onsite investigations ■ Contract researchers CJC*Gr3rvxiC'»T f wacaZDO Cc 2003 Page #22  
ests filed by the author and other researchers, first hand accounts and var 2003 Page #41  
t absorber of infra red energy and researchers are experimenting with bismu 2003 Page #107  
erest in the UFO subject. Many UFO researchers are interested in getting to 2003 Page #141  
nd occasionally fighting off other researchers and skeptics. Bennewitz thou 2003 Page #141  
e believed as gospel, first by UFO researchers, then the choir to whom they 2003 Page #141  
isinformation designed to keep UFO researchers running in circles and the g 2003 Page #142  
itz' original studies? While later researchers seemed comfortable with the  2003 Page #144  
been suspected as one of a few UFO researchers who were working for the int 2003 Page #146  
 withheld information from certain researchers, and he had reported on thei 2003 Page #147  
 it was done. He was warning other researchers that this could happen to th 2003 Page #147  
nt so beyond anything he and other researchers had been exposed to in the p 2003 Page #147  
eaked to Bennewitz and later other researchers described a project to destr 2003 Page #149  
l UFO files, despite warnings from researchers such as Bud Hopkins who were 2003 Page #200  
elated data provided to him by the researchers Barry Greenwood and Jorge Ma 2004 Page #16  
ng. Years later I was one of three researchers who went after Hellyer for t 2004 Page #87  
 not become public until 1979 when researchers forced the Canadian governme 2004 Page #89  
erview transcript became public to researchers in the early 1980s, Stanton  2004 Page #92  
 the crashed saucer briefings. Six researchers around the world then contac 2004 Page #98  
out it! Often in his contacts with researchers Walker tried to get across t 2004 Page #99  
 Archives. He may also be known by researchers as the man inside the NSC wh 2004 Page #103  
were present, whether witnesses or researchers other than Stringfield are i 2004 Page #106  
 10 1948 Unknown, Mexico 1 0 0 1 0 Researchers John Meloney and Lorraine Du 2004 Page #111  
8 Aztec, New Mexico, USA 1 1 1 1 0 Researchers Tommy Blann, Chuck & Vicki O 2004 Page #111  
nnyvale, California. USA 0 1 0 1 0 Researchers William D. Leed & Bill Leet  2004 Page #111  
Ft. Polk, Louisiana. USA 1 1 1 1 0 Researchers Dr. Peter Rank and Lois Kuki 2004 Page #112  
 29 1954 New Mexico, USA 1 1 1 1 0 Researchers Fred Schaefer, Gerald Miskar 2004 Page #112  
right-Pat AFB, Ohio, USA 1 0 0 1 0 Researchers Charles Fumoux and Dr. John  2004 Page #112  
 1972 St. Geniez, France 0 1 0 1 0 Researchers Olivier Rieffel & Jean Sider 2004 Page #113  
McGuire, New Jersey, USA 1 1 1 1 0 Researchers Richard Hall and Bruce Macca 2004 Page #114  
ions 75 1984 Puerto Rico 0 1 1 1 0 Researchers Barry Greenwood& Jorge Marti 2004 Page #114  
ive alien 77 1986 Russia 0 0 0 1 0 Researchers Michael Hesemann & Dr. Marin 2004 Page #114  
what was going on long before most researchers Slide 26 HINTS AT "INTERPLAN 2004 Page #128  
      The Road to Roswell For some researchers, including Stanton Friedman, 2004 Page #134  
made known to a small group of UFO researchers in 1984, describe details of 2004 Page #134  
 indicating a cover-up for serious researchers. Another major book about th 2004 Page #136  
el's ranch when it was lost. Other researchers dispute this "winds aloft" d 2004 Page #139  
its way into the hands of U.S. UFO researchers. If the classification level 2004 Page #140  
ait he was offered. Many times UFO researchers are offered bait. Why? For w 2004 Page #141  
o do with a weather balloon? Other researchers cannot read the words "victi 2004 Page #141  
ion. A couple of prominent Roswell researchers, who once believed in that t 2004 Page #144  
easingly heated. Some of the major researchers and authors aren't even on s 2004 Page #148  
nti Beria initiated a case against researchers participating in the experim 2004 Page #159  
 a fraud, and vet many of the same researchers accept the concept described 2004 Page #191  
es. It is not surprising then that researchers were approached during the R 2004 Page #195  
licly about UFOs or aliens. • Both researchers William LaParl and Derrel Si 2004 Page #196  
ng the efforts of four independent researchers into this one small portion  2004 Page #227  
ing the "best read" of each of the researchers, we arrive at the following  2004 Page #227  
f the various "reads" by different researchers. These demonstrate the high  2004 Page #228  
tails sought for analysis. Several researchers, including myself, have writ 2004 Page #231  
f the questions concerning Roswell researchers for 20+ years has been the n 2004 Page #231  
when he was interviewed by two UFO researchers investigating the case, Dr.  2005 Page #32  
ion of scaring or discouraging the researchers . Earl) in 2003, American UF 2005 Page #36  
at the creature seemed to breathe. Researchers have dug out a somewhat cont 2005 Page #36  
neral making it more difficult for researchers to obtain the "good stuff."  2005 Page #74  
s a strong public debate among UFO researchers on the validity of his claim 2005 Page #82  
s have reached the world via other researchers and journalists: George Knap 2005 Page #83  
. Although the initial hope of UFO researchers that this would lead to the  2005 Page #84  
done a Yaluable service to all UFO researchers by cataloging and presenting 2005 Page #119  
ing bolts. On the other hand, some researchers can clearly see that unexpec 2005 Page #120  
 photocopy of a document mailed to researchers postmarked Sacrament o, Cali 2005 Page #122  
th the word "Plant." Although many researchers have (with some justificatio 2005 Page #133  
 of authenticity. At least several researchers are in substantial agreement 2005 Page #137  
o proven to be unfounded. Most UFO researchers have c:lismissed the film as 2005 Page #146  
o possibi Li ties." While most UFO researchers and members of the public al 2005 Page #151  
possible to obtain chat e, idence. Researchers have attempted co obtain wha 2005 Page #167  
Area 51) Air Force Bases. Many UFO researchers have found discrepancies in  2005 Page #168  
genetic cross breeding. K. Medical researchers may have to evaluate the gen 2006 Page #7  
ntrasting approach is taken by UFO researchers such as Jan Aldrich, a forme 2006 Page #15  
d to him being acknowledged by UFO researchers such Major Kevin Randle who  2006 Page #17  
 jog my memory • Walker dodged UFO researchers atter this. died 1995. None  2006 Page #27  
, no agenda to promote. Determined researchers can learn the truth about cr 2006 Page #71  
nton T. Friedman and several other researchers, I amassed a collection of d 2006 Page #99  
l in identifying HIV-1, since many researchers and professors consider Mont 2006 Page #106  
in Korea to assist a crack team of researchers. Extra-sensitive question: d 2006 Page #108  
ures, vainglorious rivalry between researchers, and the coevolution of vari 2006 Page #109  
on diseases were transmissible led researchers to the natural conclusions t 2006 Page #113  
 has been treated in depth by many researchers, including Linda Moulton How 2006 Page #115  
t they have been dropped, and some researchers feel that it is credible tha 2006 Page #115  
entity involvement. Since many UFO researchers, including myself, consider  2006 Page #116  
us attacks from the more skeptical researchers in the UFO research communit 2006 Page #122  
xplanation? A whole variety of UFO researchers, authors, and investigators  2006 Page #123  
 Willingham's crashed disc story.) Researchers of Willingham's story have p 2006 Page #178  
acts in the local community of UFO researchers, so how hard could it be? I' 2006 Page #180  
gh the Foundation to UFO and other researchers. However, I never saw any ev 2006 Page #197  
was catalogued and open to serious researchers. A collection of papers was  2006 Page #197  
another donor, worked with several researchers to conduct a Roper Poll into 2006 Page #197  
 personal experiences and what the researchers called the "UFO abduction sy 2006 Page #198  
should be given to several top UFO researchers, who were very professional  2006 Page #205  
inally, I sincerely think that UFO researchers need co work with other anti 2007 Page #34  
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e of these aircraft, all a\·iation researchers and historians should 100% d 2007 Page #99  
 a discovery that has led many UFO researchers to believe that this crash r 2007 Page #186  
t, which in 1992 was leaked to UFO researchers in the U.S. and Great Britai 2007 Page #188  
as true. Investigation by civilian researchers found dozens of witnesses ,  2008 Page #7  
of the principles) extensively and researchers such as Georgina Bruni and T 2008 Page #62  
and scanned onto CD-ROMs. Many UFO researchers have made Freedom of lnfonna 2008 Page #64  
UFOs were real destroyed. Many UFO researchers believe Vanderberg's role wa 2008 Page #132  
ollo Program, astounded conspiracy researchers in the 1990s with his assert 2008 Page #134  
e was elected vice president. Many researchers claim Hoover gained blackmai 2008 Page #139  
ducation Board Globalist-supported researchers advanced the Gemrnn Nazis' p 2008 Page #140  
s world·wi.de ■ New perceptions by researchers toward the pheno1nenon ■ A " 2008 Page #168  
 deception package to throw at UFO researchers years after the real use was 2009 Page #12  
 month after Maury Island and some researchers think that it, Maury Island  2009 Page #29  
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ignments like the JFK hit. Serious researchers have speculated that Criman' 2009 Page #31  
d, and found by some prominent UFO researchers to be historically consisten 2009 Page #37  
nt to note that -despite what some researchers have claimed -the evidence i 2009 Page #48  
ny of Fritz Werner, as provided to researchers Jeff Young and Paul Chetham  2009 Page #48  
 even if she did. Further, few UFO researchers are aware of multiple crash  2009 Page #90  
ld. I have often been asked by new researchers where they should focus thei 2009 Page #154  

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Later, as they were interviewed by researches, the girls would say chat the 2005 Page #31  
 gas in the Tokyo subway. Aum also researches biological weapons, tries to  2006 Page #108  
on effort? There are more and more researches beginning to take the view th 2007 Page #130  

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 retrieved from the grave, I began researching the 1897 period, trying to p 2004 Page #27  
nts that Bob and Ryan Wood are now researching. I will let the Woods tell t 2004 Page #196  
                                   Researching the Energy Techology of UFOs 2005 Page #13  
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 story intrigued me and that I was researching the history of the incident  2006 Page #92  
small community and she knew I was researching the monster incident. I aske 2006 Page #93  
eal of inside help when it came to researching the subject matter - as he s 2006 Page #131  
erck has been among the leaders in researching the Human Genome, the DNA st 2008 Page #131  
ts to Timothy Cooper, who had been researching both UFOs and the JFK assass 2009 Page #7  
a gar• ~ .. f'I IQ ."'... .... • • Researching the Facts First, let's exami 2009 Page #163  

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ies . ■ My guess !her main areas d research· viewing, and research into tin 2009 Page #152  

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very much wanted the witnesses and researhers to believe in these sorts of  2003 Page #144  

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rough it. In no way did this stuff resemble ordinary sea foam, the fisherme 2004 Page #39  
t to the press was that it did not resemble any known phenomena. The ensuin 2004 Page #87  
e surface. These objects sometimes resemble elongated disks or flying sauce 2005 Page #83  
ion. Business response would again resemble WW II mobilization, time allowi 2006 Page #63  
erforce strategy could dangerously resemble the preparation for a first str 2009 Page #22  

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try claim they saw an object which resembled a soccer ball falling behind t 2004 Page #8  
g half was etched a designed which resembled a large V lying on one side. I 2004 Page #27  
 circles. The entire design indeed resembled one end of a saucer-shaped str 2004 Page #27  
ial of the craft was metallic, and resembled brushed aluminum. It was state 2004 Page #74  
 and strong material that somewhat resembled heavy paper or parchment. Ther 2004 Page #135  
range bumps on the creature's head resembled horns.                         2005 Page #31  
ucted of an unfamiliar metal which resembled brushed aluminum. Tt had impac 2005 Page #40  
e left; the entire site would have resembled the impact crater. The scale o 2006 Page #85  
he darkened area of the woods that resembled two large glowing eyes. They w 2006 Page #90  
 that was mechanical in nature and resembled either a small rocket ship or  2006 Page #93  
try claim they saw an object which resembled a soccer ball falling behind t 2007 Page #141  
 be an explosion (the bright light resembled a landing light), had rolled d 2008 Page #46  
ures and trajectories that closely resembled what we knew of Soviet ICBMs a 2009 Page #17  
ucted of an unfamiliar metal which resembled brushed aluminum . It had impa 2009 Page #49  

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 ice cream cone shape more or less resembles that reported in the famous Ca 2003 Page #173  

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ight denial that anything remotely resembling the Spitsbergen crash had eve 2004 Page #13  
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masses of a plastic-like substance resembling bakelite. As stated before, t 2004 Page #142  
be torn. Lastly there were objects resembling wood, the color of wood with  2004 Page #142  
selected case studies most closely resembling UFO crash retrieval stories.  2006 Page #72  
 report sighting strange creatures resembling bears and gorillas, ~nd at le 2007 Page #146  
nd-shaped, duJl-grey in colour and resembling nvo places turned upside down 2007 Page #193  
so chat "a meteorite, or an object resembling a meteorite, crashed or explo 2007 Page #195  
osure Project has become something resembling a political campaign (as has  2008 Page #69  

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eudian ranks created a backlash of resentment and the origin of the myth of 2005 Page #89  

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anola, the Jicarilla Apache Indian Reservation, Chama, Tierra Amarilla and  2004 Page #73  
 pear-shaped heads" 5 1947 Papagos Reservation, Arizona, USA 1 1 1 1 0 Rese 2004 Page #110  
 be discouraged at gunpoint on the reservation. Cheek, himself a member of  2006 Page #111  

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 to Arthur Lundahl, who had been a reserve officer in the Navy. Moore said  2004 Page #102  
as a General in the U.S. Air Force Reserve, and a friend of former Air Forc 2005 Page #79  
igns, government would necessarily reserve judgment while coordinating with 2006 Page #58  
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ch River to the south as a federal reserve to serve as one of three sites n 2008 Page #27  
fe: military police investigator , reserve deputy sheriff, correctional off 2008 Page #41  
r Elihu Root, attorney for Federal Reserve founder Paul Warburg 's Kuhn, Lo 2008 Page #125  
, Loebs, Harrimans and the Federal Reserve as well as Federal Reserve found 2008 Page #125  
Federal Reserve as well as Federal Reserve founder Frank Vanderlip and Geor 2008 Page #125  
ul Warburg who founded the Federal Reserve System and handled U.S. financin 2008 Page #125  
ca's first chairman of the Federal Reserve System and the man in charge of  2008 Page #127  

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inguish. n confirmed. The team has reserved Judgement on this issue 13. Our 2003 Page #236  
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2007 by J. A. Huneeus . All Rights Reserved. ABSTRACT Five South American U 2007 Page #193  
lic announcement but was even more reserved about commenting on the UFO dec 2009 Page #18  
ngled out, but the final zinger is reserved the final paragraph: "These exp 2009 Page #139  
 of 1947, Snoddgrass was obviously reserved, but he did manage to let slip  2009 Page #176  

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ter serving his time went into the reserves. Camp Drum was a location in wh 2004 Page #188  
international network of biosphere reserves. This network of protected samp 2005 Page #54  
elf as a Lieutenant Colonel in the Reserves, telephoned this office on Dece 2007 Page #140  
t age 18 enlisted in the U.S. Army Reserves in August 1984. He is pictured  2007 Page #172  
e where he remained in active Army reserves until 1992. \Xlhat Paul clid no 2007 Page #174  
 Navy SEAL and he was still in the reserves for Coast Guard Intelligence. 3 2008 Page #43  

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him why it was blacked out? He was resetting the computers and when it woul 2006 Page #154  

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illness, with the young woman, who resided in a trailer nearby, succumbing  2006 Page #110  

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o 4:35 am at the Blattner brothers residence out highway 61, again the righ 2003 Page #37  
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g home watching TV in his Westport residence when he looked out the front w 2008 Page #48  
olice Officer Fred Bradshaw at his residence . He refeITed to his notes fro 2008 Page #55  
n marks next to the details of his residence and assignments. When she gave 2009 Page #93  

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tly observed the object from their residences and commented how the object  2008 Page #59  

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s. However, Mrs. Isla Finlayson, a resident of nearby Rhome who cared for t 2004 Page #30  
me to George Nursey, at the time a resident of the town of Woodbridge, Suff 2004 Page #52  
covery on July 4, 1947. The Corona resident said, "I heard there was a horr 2004 Page #75  
 other clue came from a New Mexico resident named Vern Maltais, who told Fr 2004 Page #135  
astray by testimony from a Roswell resident named Frank Kaufman. Kaufman ha 2004 Page #137  
12 Philology of Viktor Kostrikan • Resident of Nalchik • Internationally qu 2004 Page #172  
ringfield : "My new source, JLD, a resident of Ohio, north of Cincinnati, i 2005 Page #44  
, Nevada, where at least one local resident remembers a vivid explosion of  2005 Page #51  
contact one current and one former resident and send them more detailed map 2006 Page #80  
; and Bill Cummins, a Lummi Island resident who vividly remembers the myste 2006 Page #180  
gtime fisherman and Whatcom County resident, Dominic Papetti. At first, as  2006 Page #187  
m Cummins —a longtime Lummi Island resident—starts asking questions around  2006 Page #188  
ith Men in Black (MIBs). One local resident, seven years previous to the sh 2006 Page #204  
ly received from a long-time Belen resident. 154                            2007 Page #160  
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 McKeever, now 41-years-old, still resident of Albuquerque, New Mexico: "Ba 2007 Page #166  
h owner Jorge Gonzalez, and Coyame resident Javier Baeza. We prepared a lis 2007 Page #188  
it. Some years ago, David, a local resident who enjoys looking for Indian a 2007 Page #190  
 said to have occurred. An elderly resident of the area, Pedro Venegas Leyv 2007 Page #191  
onding to a letter from a New York resident claimed that "The official reco 2008 Page #15  
, Donald Betts, a 67 year old area resident completed a MU FON sighting rep 2008 Page #47  
, I learned the 18 year old son of resident Deputy Wenzel, Paul, had been s 2008 Page #48  
Lance Graham was not the only area resident who talked about unusual milita 2008 Page #52  
ears old in 1987, was another area resident who claimed he was "threatened  2008 Page #52  
ingfield: 44 My new source, JLD, a resident of Ohio, north of Cincinnati, i 2009 Page #50  

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ember 17, 1896, by several hundred residents of Sacramento. Observers were  2004 Page #27  
seek an exhumation, several Aurora residents, including cemetery directors, 2004 Page #30  
huahua, Mexico, at 7:32 p.m. Local residents described "a blinding flash of 2004 Page #67  
acked up with names of other local residents, but about three quarters of t 2004 Page #217  
m and wandered by Varginha scaring residents, together with his wife, anoth 2005 Page #35  
r, on August 6, that the terrified residents of San Antonio learned, along  2005 Page #153  
ory interviews for Amargosa Valley residents created by Robert McCracken (R 2006 Page #47  
ter interviewing a number of local residents and personnel from Edwards, I  2006 Page #87  
ws with Edwards personnel and area residents, I determined that there were  2006 Page #87  
t to get attention. Some Flatwoods residents I spoke to felt that the story 2006 Page #93  
 Their headline read, "Braxton Co. Residents Faint, Become Ill-After Run-In 2006 Page #95  
" on, they are pretty sick." A few residents report sighting strange creatu 2007 Page #146  
                           \\ here residents heard a loud explosion, the gr 2007 Page #149  
 on May 28, 1974, more Albuquerque residents were watching a large, glowing 2007 Page #166  
 Rebecca McKeever Armstrong, still residents of Albuquerque, New Mexico: Ye 2007 Page #166  
 Texas, and as daylight faded, the residents of the sleepy border town of P 2007 Page #185  
to us were a number of Coyame-area residents. Before an-iving in the area,  2007 Page #188  
We were taken by a group of Coyame residents to several very remarkable and 2007 Page #189  
and other sections. Although local residents believe that this debris field 2007 Page #189  
y from vehicles or aircraft. Local residents theorize that this may be an a 2007 Page #189  
yame, the authors talked many area residents who have witnessed strange obj 2007 Page #191  
consisted of interviews with local residents and an aborted attempt to find 2008 Page #10  
and who had interviewed other Utah residents , arrived in Utah. Friend, wri 2008 Page #11  
e atomic bomb. No fewer than 3,000 residents received court orders to vacat 2008 Page #27  
 I base this on statements by area residents who claim the roads were alrea 2008 Page #60  
igator Jenny Randles reported that residents in Orford Ness saw a fireball  2008 Page #74  

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id guilty sinners" whose only hope resides in embracing "The Truth," or, ev 2006 Page #182  
e remaining 23.1 percent ownership resides with the Mohns. Hein.rich Mohn,  2008 Page #144  

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... o No magnetic characteristics, residual radiation ' Examination of appa 2003 Page #175  
 vehicles, weapons systems, andior residual components Of such equipment Th 2006 Page #26  
 vehicles, weapons systems, and/or residual components of such equipment. T 2007 Page #134  

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iminated and the assurance that no residuals are present before requests ar 2004 Page #253  

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consisted of fiberous (sic) dust & residue. Ash & all debris swept into bag 2003 Page #107  
closed only a very small amount of residue consisting of a ridge about 2-mi 2003 Page #115  
an airplane, there would have been residue of some sort with its accompanyi 2004 Page #40  
er a microscope do not have carbon residue which is commonly found after ve 2004 Page #77  
oor coverage was edited, explosive residue was found on both bodies and par 2004 Page #130  
e of the event. No debris or crash residue was discovered during the Coast  2006 Page #189  

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m. Secretary Forrestal tenders his resignation to Truman on March 3. On the 2003 Page #89  
1973— January 1976— Ford asked for resignation. • On April 27, 1996 he disa 2004 Page #208  
 activities of MJ-12. Up until his resignation as Director of Central Intel 2009 Page #38  

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ime of the Roswell incident ---but resigned in March, 1949, a month before  2008 Page #132  
l on Foreign Relations in 1961 but resigned in 1965 after his membership be 2008 Page #141  

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FB, OH) for 7 years and then after resigning, co-started several very succe 2005 Page #174  

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of metal with uncanny strength and resiliency. PROJECT CAUCASIAN- TOP SECRE 2009 Page #91  

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akdown of social order and will to resist. However, time might allow regrou 2006 Page #55  
ous leaders would need to strongly resist the temptation to demonize the st 2006 Page #59  
ligious institutions would need to resist temptation to stereotype/demonize 2006 Page #61  
 defined as "small particles which resist inactivation by procedures that m 2006 Page #113  

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red Bi/Mg Metal and its electrical resistance is high. A modern use is as a 2003 Page #107  
ow, instead of calculating circuit resistance or budget estimates for Thund 2003 Page #149  
terial tested...great strength and resistance to heat Appearance of aluminu 2003 Page #175  
atching animals. It offered little resistance and was placed within a woode 2005 Page #31  
s probably a strong factor in tl1e resistance that many people have to the  2005 Page #86  
 conducting power, eliminating the resistance to electricity, while at the  2005 Page #158  
 and behavior, Mobilizing of human resistance, military or ad hoc, has chan 2006 Page #55  
ieval Conference leaders to put up resistance even to evidently benevolent  2006 Page #57  
o biological weapons • WWII: Czech resistance uses anthrax as a weapon agai 2006 Page #107  

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d on magnetic materials, high heat resistant ceramics, and metals/alloys wi 2003 Page #161  
 Other thin foil was so strong and resistant to bending it could not be den 2004 Page #142  
hink governments would all be very resistant to telling their citizens that 2006 Page #10  

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metal's possible function included resisting or detecting magnetic fields.  2003 Page #110  
dds another layer of difficulty to resisting or combating NHI hostility. Th 2006 Page #55  
le. Strangeness adds difficulty to resisting or combating hostile NHI, with 2006 Page #55  
ization of his worst nightmare? By resisting the North Korean and Chinese a 2006 Page #164  

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netic of the elements — meaning it resists penetration by magnetic fields m 2003 Page #107  

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ory - the First Roswell. The final resolution to this case is still out the 2003 Page #38  
ome degree of credibility. Part 4: Resolution? Seven days after the Shag Ha 2004 Page #45  
ushed out images of UFOs from high resolution satellite photography, becaus 2007 Page #85  
the Marshall Plan. The "Vandenberg Resolution," passed by the Senate in 194 2008 Page #132  
is problem and hopefully find some resolution." 28 Kennedy was certainly re 2009 Page #42  

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

pen Research Issues That Will Help Resolve The Debate 1. Find the original  2003 Page #209  
time, Neil showing the indomitable resolve of a Sherlock Holmes, doggedly t 2004 Page #231  
ds over the next few years, but no resolve was ever achieved . 90           2005 Page #92  
me might allow regrouping of human resolve as more becomes known about the  2006 Page #55  
 January 11, 2001 in an attempt to resolve the issue of the Porton Down all 2006 Page #133  
the matter in an effort co try and resolve the puzzle. The finclings, prese 2007 Page #143  
ch ultimately failed co adequately resolve the matter. Far more incriguino- 2007 Page #143  

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

ebris which did not, and cannot be resolved by reference to the ML307 targe 2004 Page #233  
anachronisms that cannot easily be resolved. Forensic tests are not availab 2005 Page #137  
 are less certain that Roberts has resolved all of the many and varied aspe 2006 Page #121  
1950. The first error is, however, resolved easily. Abilene Army Air Field  2006 Page #178  
, and Project Aquarius never fully resolved the matter either. But the impo 2007 Page #144  
 for reasons that were never fully resolved to everyone's satisfaction. 29  2008 Page #35  
es in flight has been successfully resolved." Even Kruschev repeated the po 2009 Page #17  

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

sly unpublished information hardly resolves the world-class mystery known a 2004 Page #59  

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

.............................. 185 Resolving The “Emulation ” In Directives 2003 Page #3  
this picture from Charlette I knew resolving this aspect of the case was cr 2003 Page #34  
                                   Resolving The “Emulation ” In Directives 2003 Page #203  
                                   Resolving The "Emulation" departure - un 2003 Page #205  
                                   Resolving The ■'Emulation ” Difference P 2003 Page #207  
                                   Resolving The “Emulation ” 7. According  2003 Page #209  
                                   Resolving The "Emulation" Both memos wer 2003 Page #211  

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

  Strange Death of James Forrestal resonance for the Secretary of Defense:  2003 Page #89  
connection to the nuclear magnetic resonance frequency of bismuth which is  2003 Page #111  
lating RF signal. Nuclear magnetic resonance occurs at the subatomic level  2003 Page #111  

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

's construction, perhaps to better resonate with a specific frequency. Or,  2003 Page #106  

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

are obviousl) crawling into." That resonated perhaps a Little bit more, tho 2005 Page #86  
fee, of course. The fake UFO photo resonated ,vith an authenticity missing  2007 Page #61  
the frantic tapping of typewriters resonated around the walls of FBI headqu 2007 Page #137  

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nsion and use a Tran spatial field resonator to bridge the gap between thei 2005 Page #164  

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

 on the scene, Werbicki decided to resort to his list of fishermen in the a 2004 Page #37  
hurch would become a haven of last resort, both spiritual sanctuary and a p 2006 Page #63  
 to their church as refuge of last resort; many others would leave cities,  2006 Page #65  
uld give NHI decisive edge without resort to open violence. Implications fo 2006 Page #65  
it remains a conference center and resort for DOD employees . 27 See online 2008 Page #70  

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 "I have basically exhausted every resource that I have ever tried to use i 2003 Page #110  

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 where, to do what, and given what resources and objectives. 3. The directi 2003 Page #203  
ld not help him saying, "I have no resources at all, no friends for these t 2004 Page #99  
he paper and ink. Yer with limited resources accorded to the "poLiticaUy in 2005 Page #131  
are not. However, with more money, resources and sophistication, virtually  2005 Page #134  
 the true story, spending time and resources. Upon further research, it tur 2006 Page #44  
xploring? Seeking new territory or resources? Passing through our location  2006 Page #53  
 major portions of their country's resources into armaments and armies. The 2006 Page #165  
rash first via global intelligence resources (radar networks, Echelon, sate 2007 Page #29  
ment" using . :standard propaganda resources. ·: :-4~:S;Mop~up any lo_ose e 2007 Page #29  
rash first via global intelLigence resources (radar networks, Echelon, sate 2007 Page #29  
ronment" using standard propaganda resources. 4. Mop up any loose ends and  2007 Page #29  
ently by the Department of Natural Resources as part of establishing a Natu 2008 Page #51  
 as part of establishing a Natural Resources Conservation Area (4,362 acres 2008 Page #51  
rams for the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) of Washington State. My  2008 Page #57  
er facilities that would unite the resources of universities , other resear 2008 Page #134  
port met USAF objectin,s • No more resources required • ·· An action passed 2008 Page #147  
ams hove/ Press and other research resources are available from POB 210553, 2009 Page #34  
urity protects the base perimeter, resources and flight line operations . O 2009 Page #62  

Word: "respect", 30 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ins our policies very clearly with respect to EBEs: they do not exist, no a 2003 Page #178  
ll be of utmost importance in this respect." I continued to review the arti 2004 Page #13  
ying saucer in New Mexico. In this respect, he was essentially following a  2004 Page #136  
rfectly willing, despite the great respect I have for Stan Friedman's work, 2004 Page #214  
low — that I want to be cover with respect to the Aztec incident. This is t 2004 Page #221  
as like a streamlined cigar." With respect to a body or bodies found at the 2005 Page #40  
vestigato,; Ray Fowler stated with respect ro his informant Fritz Werner th 2005 Page #41  
rrestrial UFOs. Having the highest respect for both you and Kelly Qohnson], 2005 Page #80  
 ended with a moving plea for some respect and consideration, but no direct 2005 Page #92  
placement of document content with respect to organizational history accura 2005 Page #136  
to fill in some of the blanks with respect to what allegedly occurred betwe 2006 Page #124  
 come to any firm conclusions with respect to this particular aspect of the 2006 Page #129  
uld respond. So I replied 'Well, I respect your right to have a weapon but  2006 Page #204  
rior to the war and Bush had great respect for Dr. Bronk's work. In 1947 he 2007 Page #75  
 im·olved in that. l have a lot of respect for them. M\X/: Did you like any 2007 Page #81  
aucer Co11s-pirary. And it is with respect to the latter book that we have  2007 Page #132  
 this day, speculation reigns with respect what cud or did not occur on che 2007 Page #143  
n size, that is, the diameter with respect to the length of the object. The 2008 Page #10  
 are concerned, it seems that with respect to this latter question , a deci 2008 Page #26  
d reporting basic information with respect to aerial phenomena occurring in 2008 Page #26  
usions of Oak Ridge personnel with respect to the UFO invasions: 22 The opi 2008 Page #28  
ued by the British Government with respect the Rendlesham Forest affair eve 2008 Page #32  
st the existence of UFOs, but with respect to the national security conside 2008 Page #37  
 Memo" is to establish policy with respect to UFOs and JFK. James Jesus Ang 2008 Page #110  
 THAT SAID-SEVERAL PEOPLE I HIGHLY RESPECT BELfEVE THERE IS A BLACK UFO PRO 2008 Page #153  
er letter has been challenged with respect to two aspects: ( 1) the similar 2009 Page #13  
s require electronics, and in this respect our technology is still superior 2009 Page #22  
g with the monitoring craft." With respect to the issue of adverse effects  2009 Page #53  
r in his 1970s affidavit that with respect to the alien body found at the K 2009 Page #55  
d the story with considerably more respect and focused in on the Tass state 2009 Page #138  

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pt. John A. Lilly, a prominent and respectable citizen of this place, a Mex 2004 Page #32  
ings never change), but finished a respectable 13-5. The Mariners? Well, th 2006 Page #186  
 of credible UFO sighting reports, respectable press coverage of same, and  2007 Page #60  

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

ed \Xf\X/11 fighter who was highly respected by his peers. Or, a 1952 memo  2005 Page #74  
er; she was, among other things, a respected member of the drug regulation  2005 Page #93  
 named Donald Keyhoe, was a rughly respected and decorated World War IT fig 2005 Page #94  
 between 1942 and 1952. Known as a respected philanthropist in her communit 2005 Page #131  
 public interest. Dr. Robert Wood, respected researcher of leaked UFO docum 2005 Page #139  
 families, and said they were well respected in the community. They believe 2006 Page #93  
d you expect to be recogruzed as a respected, reasonable person of the worl 2007 Page #68  
liens are people too and should be respected as such. At least if they have 2007 Page #68  
\XI. Bronk was an internationall y respected physiologist and biophysicist  2007 Page #75  
 GM:No lVf\.X/: Any famous or well respected family members of note? I'm ju 2007 Page #81  
Harvard College Observatory, was a respected astronomer who led a double li 2008 Page #133  
 Ray FO'wler and the Affidavit The respected researcher , Ray Fowler, later 2009 Page #49  
did. But much more importantly , I respected June Crain as a woman who had  2009 Page #95  

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ion, the lion's share of which was respectful and serious. Understandably , 2009 Page #136  
serious from beginning to end with respectful attention paid to the child w 2009 Page #138  

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 would maintain that it is, then I respectfully submit that the truth about 2005 Page #88  
serious problem are very apparent. Respectfully, Isl Dr. J. Roben Oppenheim 2008 Page #114  

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

fford Stone and Dan Sherman, whose respective testimonies provide important 2006 Page #14  
 magnetic field anomalies in their respective environments? Michael Kelley, 2008 Page #76  
y and concern for the truth in the respective fields, but because Rockefell 2008 Page #144  
 discussed the importance of their respective UFO working groups to deal wi 2009 Page #41  
red both leaders instructing their respective UFO working groups to share i 2009 Page #42  
tted at length about life on their respective worlds, their hobbies, and mu 2009 Page #54  

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

 DARK FOREVER? We went there and I respectively (sic) tried to argue with h 2006 Page #163  
t story (titled Tunguska and Terma respectively), in which Mulder and his a 2008 Page #103  

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ers', the occupants appear in most respects human with /some anatomical dif 2003 Page #236  
ase knowledge in several important respects, including detailed and often p 2004 Page #59  
ash at Aztec, while flawed in many respects, was at least a start on re-exa 2004 Page #224  
hers, the occupants appear in most respects human with anatomical differenc 2006 Page #104  
 south west but Las Vegas, in many respects, is still the Wild West! Men in 2006 Page #204  
 because I live 1 Canada. 1 n some respects, the Canadian media are less co 2007 Page #34  
 warnings in place. MW: So in some respects one could through quite easy me 2007 Page #87  
 MJ6/44 Tech/Ops 03. While in some respects an analysis of the document is  2007 Page #143  
e we are supposedly ahead in those respects where verification is more diff 2009 Page #21  

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re he died on February 16 of acute respiratory deficiency, septicemia and b 2005 Page #33  
atically with headache and extreme respiratory distress while driving with  2006 Page #110  
 an identical siege of acute onset respiratory illness. Thus began a series 2006 Page #110  
adults, all expiring from an acute respiratory distress syndrome. Tempest t 2006 Page #110  
cause of death was listed as Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome of unknown 2006 Page #110  
ze in 1975- 28G. Neild, Mysterious Respiratory Disease in USA (letter) Lanc 2006 Page #112  

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ll.Jit:q encot.:nte:i; ■Go·,emrn~t respo:ise to U:"Os ■E,;-oluoon of rese:; 2009 Page #141  

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as repeatedly refused to answer or respond to phone calls or letters writte 2003 Page #36  
 advisor to presidents. Refuses to respond to correspondence Fisk will even 2003 Page #36  
rs as well. Not only did the media respond to the Kecksburg area that Thurs 2003 Page #55  
ttendance and observes, "Unable to respond to the President's generous word 2003 Page #89  
aving some logical merit, and will respond to now. They are shown in Slide  2003 Page #181  
 I saw the base fire/rescue trucks respond to the end of the runway with th 2004 Page #57  
y configured, appear inadequate to respond effectively to high-impact chang 2006 Page #50  
f, and how humanity must adapt and respond to the many implications that ar 2006 Page #50  
significantly in how group members respond to an unusual challenge. Major s 2006 Page #55  
rvival. National populations would respond differently depending upon wheth 2006 Page #55  
al Forest. How does the government respond when a Top Secret aerospace vehi 2006 Page #71  
rtment officials were the first to respond to the accident scene. Air Force 2006 Page #82  
t. Thg are unidentified and do not respond to our signaling. They could be  2006 Page #164  
hat I spent with Budd I helped him respond to over one hundred pieces of ma 2006 Page #203  
 he asked. I wondered how I should respond. So I replied 'Well, I respect y 2006 Page #204  
might a more advanced civilization respond to the human threat? ► Immediate 2007 Page #37  
n of one of their basic duties, to respond to any body of water in the USA  2008 Page #44  
            supposed to be able to respond 4-6 hours to anywhere in the coa 2008 Page #45  
id not.read it, or he chose not to respond. I don't have an explanation bey 2008 Page #45  
ed Document -and would use them to respond to Kennedy's November 12 memo. T 2009 Page #44  

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

 when Murphy pressed Metz again he responded, "You better get your informat 2003 Page #59  
g Tim said what's wrong? and Harry responded, "Oh my God they (MJ-12) reall 2004 Page #212  
 on cancer therapy." The physicist responded by letter six days later, appa 2005 Page #91  
ted that Einstein's archives never responded to any of his information requ 2005 Page #92  
it as friendly since it would have responded to the numerous requests to id 2006 Page #172  
houghts on the Elk River Crash. He responded, "Same old myste,y." 54 -James 2008 Page #60  
ll approached , the U.S. Air Force responded to the increased public intere 2009 Page #87  
 Lotosev the following week and he responded soon after. Over the _next few 2009 Page #139  

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oll, Sept. 11, 2006: 41 percent of respondents blamed the Bush administrati 2007 Page #40  

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

 BLUE BOOK is authorized only when responding to public and congressional i 2004 Page #253  
line strategy for anticipating and responding to whatever might arise. Beca 2006 Page #49  
ities continued for several weeks. Responding to news media requests, Air F 2006 Page #83  
 of the Public lnformation Office, responding to a letter from a New York r 2008 Page #15  
 administrative burden involved in responding to UFO-related FOi requests o 2008 Page #63  
m should be solved. The author was responding to the question of how to han 2008 Page #106  
J-I 2 Special Studies Project." In responding to Kennedy's request, Angleto 2009 Page #42  
ulles and other MJ-12 members were responding to Kennedy 's initial effort  2009 Page #43  

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 Operations Manual This paper both responds to criticism of skeptics and pr 2005 Page #129  
After the Fire: How the Government Responds to Top Secret Crashes Peter W.  2006 Page #3  
After the Fire: How the Government Responds to Top Secret Crashes By Peter  2006 Page #71  
fter The Fire: How The Governement Responds To Top Secret Crashes Once the  2006 Page #72  
fter The Fire: How The Governement Responds To Top Secret Crashes Cruising  2006 Page #74  
fter The Fire: How The Governement Responds To Top Secret Crashes Debris re 2006 Page #76  
fter The Fire: How The Governement Responds To Top Secret Crashes seconds a 2006 Page #78  
fter The Fire: How The Governement Responds To Top Secret Crashes they desc 2006 Page #80  
fter The Fire: How The Governement Responds To Top Secret Crashes impacted  2006 Page #82  
After The Are: How The Governement Responds To Top Secret Crashes public la 2006 Page #84  
fter The Fire: How The Governement Responds To Top Secret Crashes Based on  2006 Page #86  
fter The Fire: How The Governement Responds To Top Secret Crashes newsworth 2006 Page #88  
adar about 3:45 AM. Whidbey Island responds negative. After a thorough inve 2006 Page #185  

Word: "response", 77 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ten by Charlette Mann. Is this the response of a forthcoming man? Who Is Wa 2003 Page #36  
cident The Military and Government Response The only official report that h 2003 Page #59  
egin with NASA. The quick military response in 1965, and the refusal of the 2003 Page #71  
trol test. Figure 15. Graph of CDP response in “Roswell Metal" compared wit 2003 Page #112  
rl Sagan "Demon Haunted World ” In response to m* FOIA request justifying C 2003 Page #135  
nk you for stepping in. Anyway, in response to the push by the White House  2003 Page #201  
y? The comment seems out of place. Response: Elsewhere in the leaked docume 2003 Page #207  
er prepared the directive himself. Response: Wedemeyer may not have prepare 2003 Page #208  
 New Mexico from July 7th to 11th. Response: On July 4, Marshall and the Pr 2003 Page #208  
s, non-standard distribution list. Response: Investigations in the Eisenhow 2003 Page #208  
d Wedemeyer directives so similar. Response: This concern does not discrimi 2003 Page #208  
itten his own directive for China. Response: Could it be that both directiv 2003 Page #208  
get done" or words to that effect. Response: Other examples prove otherwise 2003 Page #209  
mple, in November 1961, Smith — in response to questions from the investiga 2004 Page #14  
n exhaustive search for records in response to a General Accounting Office  2004 Page #60  
s actions either caused, or were a response to, offensive overt acts initia 2004 Page #62  
62, Chihuahua, Mexico, 1974. Quick response helicopter team found Mexican r 2004 Page #118  
nts were rebutted one by one in my response, "The Extraterrestrial Hypothes 2004 Page #121  
 it, and I would like to know!" In response to that comment by the Presiden 2004 Page #140  
ional Archives," the AF told me in response to my first FOIA. The National  2004 Page #231  
ringing up the subject. A standard response should be suffice (sic) to redi 2004 Page #252  
stin g statement. "Dr. Sarbacher's response was without question a statemen 2005 Page #80  
t and consideration, but no direct response was ever forthcomin g. We do no 2005 Page #92  
ar. "Reich's letter to Einstein in response to 'convection' is the most elo 2005 Page #93  
sident Eisenhower. The White House response asked him to send such communic 2005 Page #96  
 from 17 December 1953 released in response to a Freedom of Information Act 2005 Page #128  
 not exist .... The most desirable response would be that nothing unusual h 2005 Page #129  
is in a forbidden flying zone. Our response to intruders in such zones is t 2006 Page #5  
he stage and the very enthusiastic response I get from my audiences, especi 2006 Page #13  
possible course of preparation and response for whatever, if any, Contact s 2006 Page #51  
ariety of things including the NHI response to human reactions. We arrived  2006 Page #53  
nsultation, education and adaptive response. Being would fit prior expectat 2006 Page #54  
y possible, to formulate effective response and forestall disaster. There w 2006 Page #55  
t and concern. In the end, the net response to Contact will be some kind of 2006 Page #55  
elp shape positive, coherent human response or to fan paranoia and chaotic  2006 Page #57  
ral public. Public In the end, the response of the public to a Contact even 2006 Page #57  
 the fly while organizing official response and welcome. Despite positive/f 2006 Page #58  
fear and apprehension in the human response. 55                             2006 Page #58  
ulation and control into the human response. Because strangeness can make t 2006 Page #60  
siness, there would be a universal response along the World War II model —  2006 Page #62  
pulation or infiltration. Business response would again resemble WW II mobi 2006 Page #63  
introduce ambiguity into religious response. Conservatives might immediatel 2006 Page #63  
enario there is time for strategic response, but also the strongest likelih 2006 Page #63  
ion and "heaven on earth." Optimal response would require high-level intern 2006 Page #66  
ion and "heaven on earth." Optimal response calls for high-level internatio 2006 Page #66  
f occurrence will make coordinated response very difficult. - Without prior 2006 Page #67  
ould happen before any coordinated response begins. Without prior preparati 2006 Page #68  
nario world work against effective response. Chaos and confusion, mass pani 2006 Page #68  
 of NHI, time to coordinate global response, time to shore up social order. 2006 Page #68  
s time for coordinated stakeholder response. As threat becomes clear, gover 2006 Page #68  
ncertainty works against effective response. Sense of foreboding could erod 2006 Page #69  
allows for coordinated stakeholder response. Because threat may be hard to  2006 Page #69  
d Reports After Contact: The Human Response to Extraterrestrial Life, Alber 2006 Page #70  
ion of ETI: Initial Organizational Response, A.A. Harrison, Department of P 2006 Page #70  
as much information as he had. The response was immediate and dramatic. A T 2006 Page #74  
3.5 and 4 on the Richter scale. In response to questions posed by eager jou 2006 Page #120  
 Rendlesham case. Predictably, the response to Hill-Norton's questions, tha 2006 Page #133  
had been worried about the Chinese response to the attempt of the United Na 2006 Page #165  
 which could necessitate a nuclear response and "nuclear Armageddon." The J 2006 Page #165  
, resulting in the splashdown. The response of "Space Defense" is negative. 2006 Page #185  
ooh, eebees geebees," is the group response. At thjs time, 1989, the term w 2007 Page #75  
ects . The standard U.S. Air Force response to both pub I ic and media inqu 2008 Page #23  
teriou s object, a military covert response , and demonstrate how it is pos 2008 Page #42  
sional biologist, sent a letter in response to the Aberdeen Daily World new 2008 Page #55  
rrect in his theory of a Navy SEAL response to the Crash, a SEAL team and a 2008 Page #60  
              THE ONLY EXCEPTIONAL RESPONSE: CONFLICT BETWEEN BELIEFS AND S 2008 Page #151  
n1ilitary encounters ■ Goven1n1ent response to UFOs ■ Evolution of research 2008 Page #158  
oetter and warned that someday our response to erratic moving "satellites"  2009 Page #17  
 intelligenc e could have read our response and contingency plans for nucle 2009 Page #18  
 or as usually the case, to act in response to a specific UFO date request  2009 Page #19  
 warfare operations. Allen Dulles' response to Kennedy's June 28 NSM was an 2009 Page #38  
ennedy only minimal information in response to his June 1961 request for a  2009 Page #38  
ed by the CIA and MJ-12. While the response of other MJ-12 members is not f 2009 Page #40  
s later implemented by Angleton in response to President Kennedy's November 2009 Page #42  
eply where he discusses UFOs.34 In response to the June NSM and unknown to  2009 Page #43  
ppears the following handwriting: "Response from Colby: Angleton has MJ dir 2009 Page #44  
sed to the details of the military response to crashed extraterrestrial veh 2009 Page #92  

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. The accounts included a military response-the cordoning of the logging ro 2008 Page #42  

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May 1999 15. FBI FOIA requests and responses for Morton, Lewis, Schade, 16. 2003 Page #39  
st be a fake. Interestingly, early responses to the SOM 1-01 by the Air For 2003 Page #183  
60 highlights the concerns and the responses. Not yet mentioned today is th 2003 Page #184  
nts above that of Top Secret." Two responses: (a) maybe what they mean was  2003 Page #185  
d pieces of mail from his backlog. Responses usually included a reprint of  2006 Page #203  
ting as we had a couple of hundred responses, many from Lillydale, NY, a we 2006 Page #207  
pretty scary, doesn't it? Possible Responses: ► Immediate quarantine of the 2007 Page #37  
claration of Department of Defense responses to a "national security threat 2008 Page #110  
r busy officials use "boilerplate" responses, the detailed similarity of th 2009 Page #13  

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ged experiments to the rest. Their responsi bility was to bring th.is sex-o 2005 Page #101  

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inary answers from their allegedly responsib le pubic officials. What happe 2005 Page #77  

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nd culture requires a new level of responsibibt y and human maturity? This  2005 Page #117  

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 200-2 delineates 1127'h coUection responsibilitie s [an Air Force intellig 2005 Page #142  

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one of K.ircland 's most important responsibilities. Accession Number: ADA0 2007 Page #163  
ss of scrvi~ custodial or security responsibilities. This CR supl'!"scdcs H 2007 Page #175  
July, 1947, to February, 1951. His responsibilities included security at th 2008 Page #134  
ological warfare activities.11 Its responsibilities were handed over to Ken 2009 Page #37  
ssion directors in their defensive responsibilities. I would like an interi 2009 Page #41  

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sonally the initiative and central responsibility within the government for 2003 Page #6  
ls at the site, those with a clear responsibility to be there, the military 2003 Page #30  
e of that nation, he took ultimate responsibility for that failure, and in  2003 Page #95  
XelalB aeS leaders in positions of responsibility you will oalso it oloar t 2003 Page #213  
 Chinese officials in positions of responsibility you are authorized to sta 2003 Page #222  
icials and leaders in positions of responsibility you will mate it clear th 2003 Page #225  
d me. He should take at least some responsibility for helping to keep the l 2004 Page #49  
ere, and as nations they must take responsibility for any lack of action or 2004 Page #88  
ain because he didn't wish to take responsibility for such an inexplicable  2004 Page #167  
er letter: When Jim died it was my responsibility to go through his secret  2004 Page #248  
of Central Intelligence Clarified (responsibility of CIA in collecting UFO  2004 Page #248  
oud-bustin g operation, took legal responsibility for the injunction 's vio 2005 Page #101  
that UFOs and aliens should be the responsibility of the milita1y and that  2005 Page #164  
948, this District has assumed the responsibility for collecting and report 2008 Page #26  
they were told it ''would be their responsibility if something happened. "  2008 Page #45  
 The 54/12 group allegedly had the responsibility for coordinating covert a 2008 Page #111  
e bounds of current operations and responsibility. I also realize the curre 2009 Page #16  
nized by General Smith who assumed responsibility for the UFO program in 19 2009 Page #18  
sonally the initiative and central responsibility within the Government for 2009 Page #40  
rican defector, Oswald, became the responsibility of Angleton's CIA counter 2009 Page #44  
pened in Rendlesham Forest was the responsibility of the U. S. Air Force. C 2009 Page #74  
f a series of safes and it was her responsibility to make certain that clas 2009 Page #89  
 project remained, throughout, the responsibility of Leech. The report goes 2009 Page #165  
le project remained throughout the responsibility of Leech." "The New Zeala 2009 Page #173  

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 Force at Air Force headquarters , responsibl e to the Secretary of the Air 2009 Page #73  

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county sheriff would have been the responsible party, Ruben Reinhold Schade 2003 Page #31  
ely the people who would have been responsible. After that, the next missio 2003 Page #33  
enager in 1965. Today Bill holds a responsible position with a large manufa 2003 Page #70  
 who worked for them were directly responsible for Bennewitz' deterioration 2003 Page #151  
annevar Bush o Operations directly responsible to President The six goals a 2003 Page #172  
7 to try to locate the individuals responsible and see if they were willing 2003 Page #183  
t, assigned to Alamogordo AAF, was responsible for the locating and transpo 2003 Page #233  
cording to the report, we were not responsible for bringing this craft down 2004 Page #75  
terpretation Center PIC) which was responsible for analyzing all the U-2, S 2004 Page #101  
 talking about?" The man at Norton responsible for pulling the HoHoman film 2004 Page #182  
rutas. Dr. Fernando Eugeruo Prado, responsible for the E.R. patients in the 2005 Page #32  
uthorities. After all, what person responsible for securiry of a major mili 2005 Page #74  
m officials, scientists, and other responsible individuals leading us ro be 2005 Page #78  
ual functioning for workers. Here, responsible sexeducation and contracepti 2005 Page #89  
 Baca's father was a sharecropper, responsible for the crops from tilling t 2005 Page #153  
equired with EBEs. The individuals responsible for Sherman's training and s 2006 Page #22  
in the USAF or within the NSA. The responsible organization appeared to be  2006 Page #22  
 ensure reporting that is socially responsible as well as conducive to main 2006 Page #57  
 could easily be controlled by the responsible government agencies during t 2006 Page #86  
 commonly accepted that prions are responsible for a number of previously k 2006 Page #113  
other kind of infectious agent was responsible. In 1982, neurologist Stanle 2006 Page #114  
n on the mountain and, had it been responsible for the "earthquake" that ha 2006 Page #120  
n wanting to tell this to somebody responsible. Linda, there's got to be hu 2006 Page #150  
ngly or unknowingly, the ad agency responsible choose an image long associa 2007 Page #74  
ustralian company however that was responsible for the most child-like depi 2007 Page #74  
logical and evolutionary processes responsible for their development has ap 2007 Page #75  
  four discs stored at MacDill was responsible for the over-fly of i\lfiami 2007 Page #110  
t cook off from Avon Park, and was responsible for the Miami sighting). Jac 2007 Page #110  
. Dr Miethe's team ,vas ultimately responsible for the manufactur e of the  2007 Page #111  
at it was these aircraft that were responsible for all of the ridiculous sc 2007 Page #115  
. Who within the official world is responsible for coordinatin g the retrie 2007 Page #132  
arch & Development Administrati on responsible for nuclear weapons storage  2007 Page #168  
o~·ide commanders or organizations responsible for safety and security of n 2007 Page #175  
ated information expeditiousl y to responsible commanders and to organizati 2007 Page #175  
le commanders and to organizations responsible for the safety and security  2007 Page #175  
 to look as if a single object was responsible for all the reports. It may  2008 Page #15  
 this suggests a single object was responsible for the sightings. The Air F 2008 Page #15  
ht the same thing. One object \Vas responsible for everything. Officers at  2008 Page #15  
 those of the secretariat division responsible for setting policy and leadi 2008 Page #64  
nforced the theory that the object responsible for the devastation had expl 2008 Page #100  
ul data that convinced authorities responsible for foreign intelligence ope 2009 Page #15  
e the threat and deal with it in a responsible and professional manner if w 2009 Page #16  
s, but in those cases a few highly responsible persons would have to certif 2009 Page #21  
clearance by releasing authorities responsible for its contents. As soon as 2009 Page #25  
y authorized intelligence agencies responsible for UFO intelligence collect 2009 Page #25  
of a Top Secret classified project responsible for extraterrestrial life an 2009 Page #35  
p Secret military scientific group responsible for dealing with extraterres 2009 Page #37  
e primary interagency organjzation responsible for Cold War psychological w 2009 Page #37  
eadline as any they have ever been responsible for. National coverage of th 2009 Page #138  
essor Leech, who would be directly responsible to the Minister of the Armed 2009 Page #165  
essor Leech, who would be directly responsible to the Minister of the Armed 2009 Page #167  

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final answer," `We have no records responsive to your request." Where does  2004 Page #231  

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as never to have a com letelv free ress again. Following\\ orld \Var Tl, th 2007 Page #11  

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Lt. Colossi, USAF (E) Odd, Medical Ressareh Divisica Office of the Surgeon  2004 Page #18  

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gle and macro lenses.) I spent the rest of the day criss-crossing the basin 2003 Page #45  
ture, which may indicate wear. The rest of the body of the sole has a very  2003 Page #48  
y have made a trench as it came to rest. Yet, right next to the location wa 2003 Page #63  
ered, a view he maintained for the rest of his life. And he was not alone i 2003 Page #95  
 disposition of this matter should rest solely with the Office of the Presi 2003 Page #134  
 disposition of this natter should rest solely with the Office "f the Presi 2003 Page #136  
Slide 16 scopes the content of the rest of the Manual, identifying a list o 2003 Page #173  
racter is slightly raised from the rest of the text. Later, I will describe 2003 Page #176  
 with the UFO question and all the rest of the questions were on Halliburto 2003 Page #202  
y lay the legend of Spitsbergen to rest, once and for all? If that was the  2004 Page #14  
of the situation. Werbicki and the rest of the searchers were calling it th 2004 Page #41  
event the search did go on for the rest of the day but the divers were read 2004 Page #41  
urther out to sea where it came to rest. The area that far out was never se 2004 Page #42  
ere the large, silver disk came to rest on the mesa above Hart Canyon, poss 2004 Page #70  
hilip J. Corso, now deceased — God rest his soul — who wrote the important  2004 Page #78  
figure out long before most of the rest of us that we had a healthy crash r 2004 Page #129  
end who was traveling with him the rest of the way to the West coast. The f 2004 Page #216  
o take a look. Ramsey recounts the rest of Farley's story: Ken and his frie 2004 Page #216  
at finally lays the Aztec story to rest. However, no one else has ever seen 2004 Page #221  
 8% because it was the first blood rest. It already shows an infection, whi 2005 Page #34  
, power, and presumably money. The rest sit on their hands waiting for the  2005 Page #77  
one Energy, Wilhelm Reich and UFOs rest of old Europe into oblivion. Reich  2005 Page #89  
 of rus alleged experiments to the rest. Their responsi bility was to bring 2005 Page #101  
ir own sex-negative morafoy on the rest of us? No. The fact is that at tl1e 2005 Page #104  
figure out long before most of the rest of us that we had a healthy crash r 2005 Page #140  
st on TV around the world. And the rest, as they say, is history. There hav 2005 Page #146  
an Antonio learned, along with the rest of the world, that the Trinit) even 2005 Page #153  
ity. E. Operators of refueling and rest and relaxation centers on the back  2006 Page #7  
tween the NHI entity/group and the rest of the world. 52                    2006 Page #55  
 if not determine, how most of the rest of the stakeholder groups would rea 2006 Page #57  
arch of the mysterious object. The rest of the boys decided not to go on an 2006 Page #90  
ieving it at the time. Dad and the rest of the techs were on the scene. The 2006 Page #155  
t, swearing him to secrecy for the rest of his life. Two weeks after thcir  2006 Page #160  
tanding in our front yard with the rest of my family, staring up with a mix 2006 Page #182  
ething as it descended and came to rest? What about the humming sound or vi 2006 Page #192  
s were removed when they died. The rest was barbequed! We were told that th 2006 Page #201  
illion dollars whilst spending the rest of your natural life in prison? How 2007 Page #92  
ould see the smoke coming out. The rest of the perimeter of the mountain wa 2007 Page #125  
e could really care less about the rest of the school. l remember my mom on 2007 Page #126  
sition and continued watching. The rest of the UFOs stopped at the accident 2007 Page #129  
was somehow extinguished . For the rest of the night until dawn there was u 2007 Page #129  
.8% phosphorus, 0.9% iron, and the rest in trace elements." The SIMS rest " 2007 Page #199  
 rest in trace elements." The SIMS rest "found a surface layer of carbon, o 2007 Page #199  
nd in Colorado with those over the rest of the United States. The best of t 2008 Page #10  
rate that mental block is what the rest of this presentation is about. But  2008 Page #82  
Burroughs went to bed to sleep the rest of December 26, 1980, and woke up i 2008 Page #86  
nt to only MJ-2 through 7, not the rest of them if MJ-8 through 12 were sti 2008 Page #109  
ver act as an alliance against the rest of the world. The only real step to 2008 Page #117  
document is a hoax, what about the rest of it? Skeptics are quick to reject 2009 Page #12  
 relations, in war and peace, must rest. In this sense, the overwhelming im 2009 Page #15  
 disposition of this matter should rest solely with the Office of the Presi 2009 Page #37  
around my perifrial vision. So the rest of the underside i have no clue wha 2009 Page #84  

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Little Else By Betty Butler. Brief restatement of story and then denial by  2008 Page #49  

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of us standing outside of a little restaurant, I believe, or high school lu 2003 Page #196  
they met. He met in an Albuquerque restaurant with this guy that became kno 2004 Page #190  
r, we lunched at the Mercury staff restaurant, and watched videos of the ea 2006 Page #199  

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e various kinds of lichen, sat and rested, and started out again. I had jus 2003 Page #45  
 the location where the object had rested. It was the same spot that Romans 2003 Page #63  
round circle near where the object rested. There appeared to have been some 2003 Page #69  
ays claimed that the film had been rested and dated as being 1947 vintage.  2005 Page #146  
t was essentially where the matter rested." Does Nick Pope feel that the as 2008 Page #34  
ess in Rendlesham Forest has never rested easily in the minds of those who  2008 Page #96  

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AF Rudloe Manor has been the final resting place for a number of crashed UF 2003 Page #77  
Bernardino, California, "the final resting place of the Roswell spacecraft" 2003 Page #102  
f* 1. "The reliable com* are omntc resting mid thr interest Ing Caso arc uo 2003 Page #118  
r locations suggested as the final resting place of the aliens. We have all 2004 Page #144  
s and, in time, the developm ental resting of such missiles as Nike, Viking 2005 Page #125  
reated creature for the purpose of resting secret weapons. In my opinion th 2005 Page #151  
 Ohio, as a mechanical engineer on resting Air Force aircraft engines. Dr.  2005 Page #168  
. 15'\ at about 11 :30 P:M: "I was resting from the hard work on top of the 2007 Page #200  
oil where the craft must have been resting on three tripod legs to form a t 2008 Page #83  

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r and her teenage son were growing restless. Hoyt pulled over so the three  2006 Page #71  
twenty- three — the horse was very restless, so we put him near our caravan 2006 Page #128  

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entified P'\.&CC .Aerial Lights in Restncted Test Range . AF'OSI Oct 1700 K 2007 Page #174  

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obtained from antique car dealers, restoration manuals, and actual survivin 2004 Page #232  
y bus across the base to where the restoration hangar is located. It's here 2007 Page #114  

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had to be stopped several times to restore order. One researcher stood up a 2003 Page #146  
s to reduce ambiguity and fear and restore confidence in human traditions.  2006 Page #61  

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ar is won, and peace is once again restored, there wiD come a time when sur 2005 Page #128  
rink of tragedy because it has not restored the damage done to the whole co 2009 Page #15  

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 the hospital, Forrestal has to be restrained to keep him from throwing him 2003 Page #90  
ative fervor and discovery. Unless restrained by government and business pe 2006 Page #67  

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zed digging and threaten to seek a restraining order against anyone who tri 2004 Page #31  

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shed since 9/11. ■ Used in 2002 to restrict access to and knowledge of Iraq 2007 Page #53  
 of the most famous), we wanted to restrict this paper to cases where actua 2007 Page #201  

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ix Classified Famous Quotes Access Restricted MAJIC-12 Clearance Required w 2003 Page #19  
 Cutler To Twining Memo Top Secret Restricted - July 14, 1954 • Shows NSC/M 2003 Page #156  
erence means Eyes Only and R means Restricted. The next table (Slide 4) giv 2003 Page #170  
ference succinctly. It does have a Restricted caveat along with the Top Sec 2003 Page #172  
o'xna Mjnua' 13PHOTO OF THE COVEE3 Restricted with Top Secret scarce but ex 2003 Page #172  
ars can not measure shape and size RESTRICTED and top secret incompatible A 2003 Page #182  
 The final challenge was that the "Restricted" caveat on the cover page is  2003 Page #184  
et. Although the classification of Restricted at one time existed and was l 2003 Page #184  
liminated in about 1953. The word "restricted" can have a generic meaning t 2003 Page #184  
 too—access to this information is restricted to those who have both the cl 2003 Page #184  
stribution. Examples of the use of restricted together with Top Secret exis 2003 Page #184  
 Its classification is "Top Secret Restricted Security Information." Other  2003 Page #184  
 MAJIC, EYES ONLY are "two points" Restricted not used with TS O ExampletLa 2003 Page #186  
1112003 Speoaf Operators ManGa; 60“RESTRICTED ANO TOP SECRET ARE I1NCOR/3PA 2003 Page #186  
most no TS has been declassified □ RESTRICTED appears to be an early applic 2003 Page #186  
cess ” We have several examples of RESTRICTED with other classifications 11 2003 Page #186  
offered"Explanation • False - see "restricted ’example • Only security syst 2003 Page #186  
. Inquiries, to bases involved was restricted by General Vandenberg during  2003 Page #235  
ll remaing evidence was secured in restricted bases, Witnesses were debrief 2003 Page #235  
se the Manhattan Project lab had a restricted air space. That was important 2004 Page #71  
rance that enabled him to access a restricted military base library prior t 2004 Page #74  
's equivalent to Area 51. It had a restricted fly zone over it, and it did  2004 Page #87  
O Crashes • Gen. Aleksandr Lebed • Restricted Access • Underground Laborato 2004 Page #162  
ilable as they are TS (TOP SECRET) Restricted Data. AS-2 required letter of 2004 Page #246  
te that the document is Top Secret Restricted Data, which is consistent wit 2004 Page #246  
 highest national security." lt is restricted to persons cleared for "TOP S 2005 Page #128  
 Stabon, 32 miles SE of Ocala, FL. Restricted arspace. Detailed account of  2006 Page #28  
nk government -imposed secrecy and restricted access. The interne would be  2006 Page #58  
 cruising altitude and entered the restricted area on the edge of Utah's Gr 2006 Page #73  
rsonnel. Civilian overflights were restricted within a five- mile radius. A 2006 Page #82  
ew more than 100 miles through the restricted airspace of the Oak Ridge Nat 2006 Page #97  
older not available as they are TS Restricted Data. AS-2 requires a letter  2007 Page #49  
t NPIC" - ■ "White Hot" ... are TS Restricted Data ■ "blue room facility" ■ 2007 Page #49  
lating about the contents of th.is restricted hangar would be outside the s 2007 Page #110  
erent times inside Coyote Canyon's restricted test range between August 8 a 2007 Page #174  
s of Unidentified Aerial Lights in Restricted Test Range." "CR 44 Applies." 2007 Page #174  
 area of the Department of Defense Restricted Test Range .... "At approxima 2007 Page #176  
saw glowing lights land inside the restricted nuclear weapons zone. Conclud 2007 Page #176  
 individual rights and freedoms be restricted? And: can the restriction of  2008 Page #26  
tnesses somewhere even if they are restricted by governmental regulations . 2008 Page #40  
ch tests would be conducted in the restricted airspace of various ranges ov 2008 Page #66  
CRET/MAJIC EYES ONLY, the R is for RESTRICTED, and C is for CONFIDENTIAL. A 2008 Page #104  

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e complete text in the appencLlx.) RESTRICTED~@~ ~ □@ ~ TO 12D1-3-11-1 1,IA 2005 Page #127  

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eedoms be restricted? And: can the restriction of the public's right to kno 2008 Page #26  

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hen roads were so narrow and train restrictions so clear (tunnel height, fo 2004 Page #121  
t, with tunnels and other railroad restrictions making for an absolute heig 2004 Page #127  
ket Exam results III • After COCOM restrictions were dropped, (likely befor 2004 Page #168  
it did not have any other security restrictions. • He had all the other mem 2004 Page #191  
 SEALS were true to their security restrictions; they would not talk about  2008 Page #44  
the policy since 1947 when the NTK restrictions were imposed. In maintainin 2009 Page #15  
ving them license to go beyond the restrictions set .forth in these documen 2009 Page #27  
ving the criteria, procedures, and restrictions set forth in these instruct 2009 Page #27  
 agreeing to abide by its security restrictions. The memo specified that th 2009 Page #90  

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 Kennedy showed that he desired to restructure the National Security Counci 2009 Page #37  

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e incident in 1990. The mockup now rests behind the Kecksburg Volunteer Fir 2003 Page #57  
r assessment of this investigation rests on two assumptionsx 1) Either this 2003 Page #236  
 prior to his death included urine rests, X-rays of his back, spine, and sa 2005 Page #33  
r assessment of this investigation rests on two assumptions: 1) Either this 2005 Page #126  
d lacer submitted ro a batte1-y of rests by various scientific institutions 2007 Page #193  
                          of these rests as Sergio Poulain went in person t 2007 Page #197  
ronic micros~ope and conduct other rests. He recounts this experience in hi 2007 Page #197  
 Vallee arranged for two rufferenr rests: a scanning electron microscope (S 2007 Page #199  

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turned book ■ Forensic testing and resu Its ■ Some remarkable annotations ■ 2007 Page #42  

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At this point, l was told that the resuJtant actions were classified. The A 2005 Page #139  

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. This conclusion was reached as a result of comparisons of artifacts from  2003 Page #28  
s abnormal look. In late 2002 as a result of some local news coverage conce 2003 Page #68  
d," new evidence was revealed as a result of the forensic investigation con 2003 Page #71  
 what they are really hiding. As a result of the broadcast of the SCI FI Ke 2003 Page #72  
recover aircraft that crashed as a result of close encounters with UFOs. 74 2003 Page #78  
d and that Forrestal had died as a result of the war as surely as he had be 2003 Page #92  
ncy. Or, the waviness might be the result of heat absorbed in the metal's p 2003 Page #106  
ver the open end of the flask. The result was a very loud, active explosion 2003 Page #114  
these phenomenon are obviously the result of a high technical skill which c 2003 Page #161  
esident and Chiefs of Staff o As a result of downed craft: limit to militar 2003 Page #177  
 satellites in April of 1954, as a result of enormous coverage of this new  2003 Page #183  
omputer-based security system that result in greater difficulty in siphonin 2003 Page #187  
ew examples I have chosen, are the result of attempts to track down rumored 2003 Page #189  
e Congo. Fragment recovery was the result of a ground-level search which wa 2004 Page #6  
n of events that would unfold as a result. Nonetheless, he really had no ch 2004 Page #34  
in the New York Times. An indirect result of this coverage was being asked  2004 Page #58  
ed" craft and says wreckage may be result of "military action" • See Frank  2004 Page #128  
icipating in the experiments, as a result of which 18 professors were execu 2004 Page #159  
 of the information discussed will result in summary execution without judi 2004 Page #170  
bed how the contact was made: As a result of these books, and him going on  2004 Page #189  
ed version for so many years. As a result, my latest UFO documentary projec 2004 Page #215  
erospace industry, and he may as a result have obtained details from former 2004 Page #218  
imate, to keep that quiet."23 As a result, the objective observer of the Az 2004 Page #219  
 came back with a rather startling result. In taking the four surviving neg 2004 Page #233  
h the position of the shadows as a result of the flash, the way in which th 2004 Page #234  
 detect on the ground, was not the result of natural events such as floodin 2005 Page #61  
mes or today), and what may be the result of acknowledging this reality wit 2005 Page #73  
io n after generation? One obvious result is that there are winners and los 2005 Page #77  
spense his goodies. A less obvious result is that, as knowledge seeps out t 2005 Page #77  
hat the object reacted as a direct result, then upon re-aiming, react again 2005 Page #88  
accumulator has a most perceivable result for many, including myself. The w 2005 Page #90  
 in an accumulator, the unexpected result of whjch was to toxify a surprisi 2005 Page #94  
he Air Force, and to the CIA. As a result, a letter articulating his observ 2005 Page #96  
cs was founded in 1953 as a direct result of the President's 1953 Advisory  2005 Page #99  
h certainty that his death was the result of a conspiracy or foul play trac 2005 Page #104  
n categories, then normalizing the result to a percentage , yields five pos 2005 Page #137  
 made by AMOCO. \Xlas this craft a result of back engineering of alien spac 2005 Page #174  
ch manuals. Such a departure might result in the kind of "sloppy" formattin 2006 Page #15  
repancies of SOM1-01 were likely a result of the ad hoc manner that those f 2006 Page #24  
e findings reported herein are the result of group deliberation and do not  2006 Page #49  
ertain critical uncertainties. The result was not scenario stories of the k 2006 Page #50  
ar and distrust might subside. End result is uncertain. Social change towar 2006 Page #54  
os, NHI technology and ideas could result in fabulous new products and mark 2006 Page #56  
ties; but NHI influence might also result in the collapse of the capitalist 2006 Page #56  
ambiguity of hostile intent, would result in a wide array of theories, "ins 2006 Page #64  
nfolding of contact scenario could result in widespread angst, emergence of 2006 Page #67  
rent positivity, strangeness would result in widespread angst, paranoia, ne 2006 Page #67  
of about thirty-five minutes. As a result of my research, it was clear that 2006 Page #98  
the bees seem to survive more as a result of sophisticated instinct than lo 2006 Page #102  
STIC SERIES 4, P. 40-102) and as a result of damage from unknown causes. 8. 2006 Page #103  
erwyn? Or was the entire event the result of a large-scale misperception of 2006 Page #121  
emical released from the disk as a result of the damage, to a microbiologic 2006 Page #136  
ingham's story which probably is a result of faulty memory: there was no Dy 2006 Page #178  
d any special UFO information as a result of the alert is not known. Howeve 2006 Page #179  
sion #2: This incident was not the result of the crash of any conventional  2006 Page #189  
sion #3: This incident was not the result of "space junk" burning up during 2006 Page #189  
cattle mutilations were solely the result of extraterrestrial interference  2006 Page #201  
1e Brookings Institution, and as a result made a decision to, or ·was asked 2007 Page #76  
             L creative hopper and result in yet another treatment of the E 2007 Page #77  
ell, New Mexico in July 1947. As a result of Kennedy's revelations to Monro 2007 Page #134  
e Congo. Fragment recovery was the result of a ground-level search which wa 2007 Page #140  
d to re lease a statement with the result of its own analysis, none was iss 2007 Page #194  
ad been scrambled from Nellis as a result of the radar sightings there. But 2008 Page #15  
n the act was amended in 1949. The result was the creation of a separate De 2008 Page #25  
controversially, and arguably as a result of the deep-seated religious beli 2008 Page #35  
 of the earth and its people might result on a large and catastrophic scale 2008 Page #36  
ethal alien viruses-uncovered as a result of a number of UFO crashes within 2008 Page #37  
Crash on November 25, 1979 was the result of something , a missile or a sat 2008 Page #59  
truction was a meteorite and, as a result, a full-scale expedition began in 2008 Page #98  
ich are found in meteorites . As a result, the theory that the Tunguska obj 2008 Page #100  
 was the Tunguska event really the result of a meteorite strike? Not everyo 2008 Page #100  
of us not getting exactly the same result. Slide I 9 presents Pace's data f 2008 Page #107  
s slide (27) presents an analogous result for sentence length. Chaski's inf 2008 Page #108  
anes in our atmosphere is a direct result of our testing atomic weapons? Th 2008 Page #113  
ed control over the state. The end result is the same. "The maxim that soci 2008 Page #124  
aviation gasoline to Germany . The result was that Hitler's air force was r 2008 Page #127  
sts . A total Gem1an victory would result in a worldwide National Socialist 2008 Page #130  
pic for different reasons. The net result is that I am in possession of tho 2009 Page #7  
 issue during Reagan's term. As as result, I copied eight authentic Teller  2009 Page #10  
ed by the known Teller class. This result surprised me somewhat since the s 2009 Page #11  
e Central Intelligence Agency. The result ofmy efforts, Central Intelligenc 2009 Page #12  
technology have become twins. As a result, applied UFO technology is develo 2009 Page #20  
uch weaponry will not necessaril y result in greater damage inflicted upon  2009 Page #22  
ed upon the enemy, but may instead result in damage inflicted where it coun 2009 Page #22  
e Central Intelligence Agency. The result of my efforts, Central Intelligen 2009 Page #23  
edy was probably assassinated as a result of a conspiracy. The committee wa 2009 Page #44  
ally blind most of her life as the result of a serious illness in 1954. She 2009 Page #90  
dismissive and condescending. As a result the story was soon relegated to t 2009 Page #134  
lement experimental programs. As a result much effort was wasted. It was al 2009 Page #166  

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At this point, I was told that the resultant actions were classified. The A 2004 Page #108  
wledge; as a phenomena , it is the resultant knowledge combined with strate 2009 Page #15  
vity, the actor or agency, of the "resultant knowledge " seems self-evident 2009 Page #15  

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ound area in Washington state that resulted in the recovery of material fro 2003 Page #41  
d dismissal of the case as a fraud resulted from the lack of available hist 2003 Page #41  
high quality copies made later has resulted in a nearly complete reconstruc 2003 Page #171  
isions and actions that ultimately resulted in the crash and recovery of at 2004 Page #62  
Garrison's rocket recovery efforts resulted in a small pile of debris that  2004 Page #68  
ien casualties and one human death resulted before the remaining aliens boa 2004 Page #119  
ant Walter Haut in July 1947. This resulted in a declaration by the Roswell 2004 Page #134  
Development program that he states resulted in many scientific leaps of the 2004 Page #146  
or the USAF. A FOIA to Maxwell AFB resulted in a re-direct to the National  2004 Page #231  
tion at hand. Subsequent FOIA have resulted in their "final answer," `We ha 2004 Page #231  
eval Conference These calculations resulted in the conclusion the photograp 2004 Page #233  
 the e\·ents at Kingman eventuall) resulted in the project which employed h 2005 Page #45  
ntinued with rus experiments. Trus resulted in a contempt of court citation 2005 Page #101  
rcraft. The second damage may have resulted when the object impacted with t 2006 Page #136  
can radar in which a lock on a UFO resulted in a retaliation from the unide 2006 Page #144  
A warning of an *ending air attack resulted in a false alarm in this capito 2006 Page #169  
en hit by a smaJJ meteorite, which resulted in the recording of faulty data 2007 Page #143  
 believed by the witnesses to have resulted from the mid-air collision betw 2007 Page #187  
to a terrifying experience , which resulted in no less than two hours of "m 2008 Page #35  
that such extensive media coverage resulted not only from the first release 2008 Page #65  
ion . His work during World War II resulted in the development of the Rocke 2008 Page #131  
d in 1946 and headed a study which resulted in the creation of the Weapons  2008 Page #134  
in authenticating leaked documents resulted in a small flow of documents to 2009 Page #7  
fatal act of aggression could have resulted in actions taken by NORAD and S 2009 Page #18  
tion of President Kennedy directly resulted from his efforts to gain access 2009 Page #45  
t the events at Kingman eventually resulted in the project which employed h 2009 Page #52  
ted a I ittle." Fears of espionage resulted in centering the experimentatio 2009 Page #161  
ny suggestions by senior officers, resulted in changes of policy, without h 2009 Page #166  
d" "Could be. " Fears of espionage resulted in Not true. The project was pr 2009 Page #171  
rnert to a re-· Fear~ of espionage resulted in 1 port Pl' 8 tHl ~~, ,d: Hy  2009 Page #181  

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the famous Cash-Landrum Texas case resulting in personal injuries. Slide 20 2003 Page #173  
l MPs suffarod. nervous breakdowns resulting in ene committing suicide , MP 2003 Page #235  
rience^ some form of contamination resulting in the deaths of: J technician 2003 Page #235  
les "air raid" of February 1942 as resulting in the recovery of two craft — 2004 Page #123  
of lies, fiscally rurnous policies resulting from same, the decades-long ex 2005 Page #85  
rienced some form of contamination resulting in the deatl1s of 3 technician 2005 Page #126  
s important to note that the eight resulting Scenario Worlds are meant to b 2006 Page #53  
 to get and tell the "real" story, resulting in competing versions of reali 2006 Page #57  
pendent dealings with NHI, in time resulting in treasonous activities. At t 2006 Page #64  
ts whose orbit might have decayed, resulting in the splashdown. The respons 2006 Page #185  
es in the environment of the Earth resulting from the introduction of extra 2008 Page #36  
ue to intense channel ionization , resulting in a true power output on the  2008 Page #78  
finitions in the counting process, resulting in the three of us not getting 2008 Page #107  
 on national security implications resulting from UFO misidentification. 12 2009 Page #18  

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crash and reviews the authenticity results for each. Furthermore, suggestiv 2003 Page #21  
t laboratory report is as follows: Results Sample# Description ____________ 2003 Page #50  
harge density pulses in water. The results of this test are shown here, whe 2003 Page #112  
er of times and in every case, the results were the same. The fact that ver 2003 Page #114  
craft: cover contracts, classified results, apply the technology for ten ye 2003 Page #185  
e of this report is to present the results of the exploitation of a metalli 2004 Page #6  
he Sound until before dusk with no results then went at it again the next m 2004 Page #41  
nting Office: "Government Records: Results of a Search for Records Concerni 2004 Page #60  
lue, was published and related the results of Stringfield's research up unt 2004 Page #108  
ege, that chronicled in detail the results of Stringfield's investigations  2004 Page #110  
000 years ago. Tsarist Rocket Exam Results I • Only front cockpit area surv 2004 Page #167  
SR Majestic 12 Tsarist Rocket Exam Results II • Craft contained two small s 2004 Page #168  
ng for decades Tsarist Rocket Exam results III • After COCOM restrictions w 2004 Page #168  
s to fire have produced disastrous results, and fighter jets are not summon 2004 Page #169  
400 dots per inch, printed out the results, and looked at the now 3" x 6" i 2004 Page #226  
d proceeded with the research, the results of which are outlined below. In  2004 Page #231  
 regarding the photographs and the results we were getting, I mentioned in  2004 Page #233  
htly! Andrew's later more thorough results firmed up the initial indicators 2004 Page #234  
lieve. This paper will present the results of my investigation into two lea 2004 Page #242  
vide the core questioned documents results. Besides the forensics of ink, p 2004 Page #243  
The Forensic Specialists and Their Results Studying the forensics of leaked 2004 Page #250  
gular feature on the dry lake bed. RESULTS OF GEOPHYSICAi. iNVESTIGATiONS , 2005 Page #60  
. In Mr. Lamont's report entitled "Results of Geophysical Investigations, V 2005 Page #61  
tempted interception with negative results." Or, a 1951 memo from Robins AF 2005 Page #74  
periment proceeded with unexpected results. Some of the stars rud not produ 2005 Page #95  
ining a cloud-buster on one? . The results of this action were both profoun 2005 Page #96  
levancy to the case? \Vhat are the results of investigati ons into any phys 2005 Page #135  
e original documents, what are the results of the forensic tests of paper,  2005 Page #135  
ultiplied by the weighting facror, results in a maximum total score of 125  2005 Page #135  
sic tests are not available or the results are damaging to the case. There  2005 Page #137  
rmed what we had seen in the first results. There is certainly something un 2005 Page #158  
tromagnetic nor gravitational. The results, applied to space flight, would  2005 Page #173  
endent contact, with unpredictable results. Given NHI strangeness, the risk 2006 Page #63  
ing the accident and summarize the results of my visit to the crash site. I 2006 Page #72  
 entire eastern United States. The results of my investigations were that t 2006 Page #97  
 1996 21 Recent report on research results from Brazil. Vaiginha, Brazil ET 2006 Page #108  
vice Officer, on 19 May.25 Autopsy results disclosed that pulmonary edema w 2006 Page #110  
then walked forward to inspect the results. As they approached, the bomb ex 2006 Page #128  
 testing. When he returned for the results a few days later he was told the 2006 Page #176  
ity of Washington for testing. The results were "inconclusive." The group d 2006 Page #187  
nd to Burke's welfare, discuss the results of the mission, and check out th 2006 Page #187  
if the exam took place or what the results might have been. PART THREE: Con 2006 Page #188  
strial origin, why didn't the test results from the University of Washingto 2006 Page #192  
uare. It has been analyzed but the results were inconclusive. It is discolo 2006 Page #206  
d, arrows ---------- . --- SPECKIN RESULTS ■ Ribbon type consistent with er 2007 Page #46  
culled exe.o:tplar.:, rutchcd. TLC RESULTS BY SPECKIN ■ Ballpoint inks were 2007 Page #46  
turned book ■ Forensic testing and results ■ Some remarkable annotations ■  2007 Page #49  
? GenePORTER has out-of-this-world results .... Order roday and make contac 2007 Page #62  
e of this report is to present the results of the exploitation of a metalli 2007 Page #140  
 the atmosphere . Observation: The results above refer only to the sample r 2007 Page #194  
y the Brazilian Army, with similar results, leading Fontes co ~onclude that 2007 Page #195  
 a complete discussion of aU these results, readers should consult Prof. St 2007 Page #195  
they had discovered the truth. The results were strange, some percentages w 2007 Page #197  
ts in the United States, where the results of the analysis of a material fo 2007 Page #198  
hemistry, and Geophysics: Research Results from the USSR" (1992 American ed 2007 Page #198  
ts who have looked at the complete results of these analysis have apparentl 2007 Page #201  
with Smyrna Air Base with negative results. 8 On the following day, 3 March 2008 Page #28  
arch by Civil Air Patrol yields no results. "Helicopter exhaust flame·· pro 2008 Page #48  
struction. Currently, the complete results of the expedition and the actual 2008 Page #102  
e. Three people contributed to the results I am presenting , as shown in sl 2008 Page #106  
de 20 compares the QD and the U.N. results and adds four more criteria whic 2008 Page #107  
n this report. She claims that her results are often accepted in court tria 2008 Page #107  
ecause it shows the differences in results of the three investigators . One 2008 Page #108  
why it is important to compare the results for each investigator only with  2008 Page #108  
ation fb,-tl'i"UI i(OO i~ Chaski's results: neither Cooper nor Oppenheimer  2008 Page #118  
 explain them via random processes results in odds of billions to one. I wo 2008 Page #135  
by Nick Redfern, in Chapter 3. The results of the meetings on the fireballs 2009 Page #9  
 to undergo medical examinations . Results of tests were not explained to u 2009 Page #53  
errogations later on, or both. The results have been blank or confused memo 2009 Page #77  
rofessors Snodgrass and Leech. The results were incorporated in a report da 2009 Page #165  
hown by the following extract: The results of these experiments , in my opi 2009 Page #165  
 took place in New Caledonia. "The results which were incorporated in a rep 2009 Page #170  

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hen Hit by Automobile. LATE Racing Resultsant (Jjjrnmclr ^RMY DECLARES FLYI 2003 Page #119  

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 for minutes at a time, then would resume thier original course, flying fro 2003 Page #233  
memory component by which it could resume its original shape seamlessly aft 2004 Page #142  
isited," pp. 5 — 7. 14 Sarbacher's resume included work as a consultant to  2004 Page #224  

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, and Army and Air Force officials resumed a search today for a smoldering  2003 Page #66  
forts ended when darkness fell and resumed at first light. By early afterno 2006 Page #79  
he next morning. At that time they resumed the flight and rendezvoused with 2006 Page #135  

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large-scale obscurity, and did not resurface to any great extent until 1921 2008 Page #98  

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. I am not sure why the interested resurfaced ..... Well actually 1 remembe 2007 Page #84  

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e fisherman of the object possibly resurfacing under or near them while the 2004 Page #42  

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ttendance would grow, with notable resurgence in some liberal denominations 2006 Page #60  

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re minutes later, DOA after heroic resuscitative attempts in an ambulance). 2006 Page #110  

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ampbell Col. Philip J. Corso, USA (ret) Statements researched by Art Campbe 2003 Page #43  
se engineering process ■ Lt. Col. (ret) Philip Corso's claims ■ Corso the m 2005 Page #3  
ed this artful handiwork. In 1997 (Ret) Colonel Philip J. Corso's book hit  2005 Page #167  
ohn D. Rockefeller ■ John Meuller, ret CEO RCA Comm. ■ George Romney, Pres. 2007 Page #43  
, Admiral Roscoe H. Hillenkoetter (ret.), and General Charles P. Cabell (US 2009 Page #25  
d General Charles P. Cabell (USAF, ret.). Special gratitude is expressed fo 2009 Page #25  
"" ' ;,,,· - Col. Charles I. Halt (Ret.), former Deputy Base Commander , RA 2009 Page #59  
. Penniston. Col. Charles I. Halt (Ret.) on left with Staff Sgt. James Penn 2009 Page #61  
t with Staff Sgt. James Penniston (Ret.) in 2007. He was RAF Woodbridge Sec 2009 Page #61  

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t rnond says •foirow tee 3•id they ret0k943 trivSy Ina. he ....Yardli to a  2006 Page #30  

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l distributed by the National Shoe Retailers Association on foot anatomy sh 2003 Page #48  
he Merritt Food Company encouraged retailers to begin stocking their new Mr 2007 Page #60  
le .com, and numerous other online retailers. It can also be ordered from o 2007 Page #192  

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chnology from them, and need it to retain control over bad guys □ The relig 2003 Page #188  
would like very much to be able to retain the original. Unless you feel rat 2003 Page #204  
would like very much to be able to retain the briginal. Unless you feel rat 2003 Page #216  
 physically enfeebled, appeared to retain a clear mind. Speaking through th 2004 Page #29  
 familiar NHI, a strange NHI would retain an aura of inaccessibility, even  2006 Page #61  

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information. Since Harold Dahl had retained samples of the recovered debris 2003 Page #41  
 and code word of MAJIC, not to be retained (EYES ONLY). It is printed on o 2003 Page #171  
 ■ Hired a transcription service ■ Retained paragraphing ■ Corrected a very 2007 Page #49  
 (see www.aliastechnologv.com) was retained to perform these analyses. Her  2009 Page #11  

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 • TOP PRIORITIES ARE: ,,..... ' • RETAINING POWER • THE GOLDEN RULE • REQU 2008 Page #148  

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-human intelligence has, and will, retaliate if attacked. SLIDE #5: Las Cru 2004 Page #62  
nd. Claiming that he was forced to retaliate for this attack, Hitler sent h 2008 Page #128  

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0s to early 1950s, until the discs retaliated. That retaliation included th 2006 Page #139  
tified aerial discs. But the discs retaliated. Many of our pilots died, whi 2006 Page #141  

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scinded in the early 1950s." Alien Retaliation to U. S. Attacks on Discs? S 2004 Page #65  
any of those airplane crashes were retaliation for U.S. aggression against  2004 Page #82  
 warfare and to develop a means of retaliation in the event that biological 2006 Page #123  
, until the discs retaliated. That retaliation included the deaths of many  2006 Page #139  
gy with unexpected consequences of retaliation, I have received dozens of e 2006 Page #142  
Radar Lock On UFO Provoked Another Retaliation SLIDE # 19— Map of Key West  2006 Page #144  
hich a lock on a UFO resulted in a retaliation from the unidentified object 2006 Page #144  
 from the unidentified object. The retaliation was the instantaneous polari 2006 Page #144  
n the USA by Russia, apparently in retaliation for the publicized threat to 2006 Page #165  
s alien interference, perhaps even retaliation, if governments try to stop  2008 Page #94  

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R Radar Locked On UFO, Followed By Retaliatory Damage Bill: "After awhile,  2006 Page #147  

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d to the other, thus preventing or retarding meltdown, a bit like the tiles 2005 Page #158  

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drive outside of town. It was this retelling of the events that night to hi 2003 Page #22  

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harlette in a videotaped interview retells the story of the alien picture a 2003 Page #35  

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 authorize destruction , permanent retention or a further review. I never a 2008 Page #62  

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rthOSetrt ortintdattes *wadi mope. reterr elestric tarn ' The haw Some — mo 2006 Page #35  

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s come from Alpha Centauri or Zeta Reticula 4?" Now, early in the 21" centu 2005 Page #118  

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 sun like stars, Zeta 1 and Zeta 2 Reticuli. These are only 118th of a ligh 2006 Page #5  

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such brightness that it burned the retinas of Warren's and other men's eyes 2004 Page #48  
ial in landing zones; burns on the retinas of my co-author's eyes confirmed 2004 Page #48  

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

 Stone described how his effort to retire from the Army in 1989 (after twen 2006 Page #17  
bers of the infamous MJ12 about to retire. He seemed to want to tickle my i 2006 Page #205  
 October, a month before he was to retire as DCI on November 29, 1961. The  2009 Page #39  

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

to talk in detail with "Myron" the retired truck driver who I had previousl 2003 Page #67  
. Joel is in his sixties, and is a retired factory worker. Joel was very co 2003 Page #68  
cial development was well known to retired U.S. Army Lt. Colonel Philip J.  2003 Page #101  
oper Papers Another living witness retired from NRO and said he worked at t 2003 Page #162  
 project to study gravity control “Retired ” in 1993, started on documents  2003 Page #169  
MAJIC, EOinto visiting the Condon "retired" in 1993, and Stan been given so 2003 Page #169  
 technology of UFOs, and so when I retired in 1993, I was ready for the Spe 2003 Page #169  
 runs into a friend of his who had retired some years before from the Air F 2004 Page #44  
ntacted by Lori Rehfeldt, recently retired from the Air Force after twenty  2004 Page #54  
ast the early 1950s — according to retired Lt. Col. Philip J. Corso, now de 2004 Page #78  
y created their art department and retired, in 1981, as their Director of P 2004 Page #108  
Roswell, New Mexico, in 1978 was a retired ham radio enthusiast in Houma, L 2004 Page #134  
pository. He had a Glen E. Miller, retired General, as his aide, or second  2004 Page #192  
urn it down: I was approached by a retired officer from the Air Force Offic 2004 Page #194  
l_y source for Pflock's claim — a "retired air force general who prefers to 2004 Page #222  
jor General Hoyt S. Vandenberg Jr. retired from the military in 1981 and co 2004 Page #247  
agement of 30K troops in Germany ■ Retired as Lt. Col. After 21 years servi 2005 Page #8  
d Truman Weaver -who was himself a retired Air Force Major, who had a UFO e 2005 Page #42  
Kingman affair was Bi.LI Uhouse, a retired "mechanical engineer" from Las V 2005 Page #45  
e ground pattern. According to the retired USAF pilot, the craft was still  2005 Page #71  
s from 011ter Space. The author, a retired Marine Corps Major named Donald  2005 Page #94  
led Ffyi11g Ofvects. Ruppelt was a retired USAF Captain who had headed the  2005 Page #95  
His daughter, Dr. Eva Reich, now a retired physician living in Maine, recal 2005 Page #95  
 DuBois ChemjcaJ Company, where he retired in 1981 as their Director of Pub 2005 Page #138  
 was Sgt. CLifford Scone, US Army (Retired) . Stone was inteniewed in 1996  2005 Page #147  
bove: Sgt. Clifford Stone (US Army retired) who claims to have viewed scene 2005 Page #147  
an extremely successful career, he retired in 1989 to raise his 2 adopted c 2005 Page #174  
 the UFO investigator Tony Dodd, a retired North Yorkshire police sergeant  2006 Page #122  
 place many years ago and I am now retired from the Armed Forces." (12) Alt 2006 Page #123  
ot it by 'grace and favor' when he retired. Now they're telling him that if 2006 Page #125  
. And what of the account given to retired police sergeant Tony Dodd? Ranci 2006 Page #126  
n by Charles Halt (U.S. Air Force, Retired), Leeds, England, July 31, 1994. 2006 Page #137  
heppard, Chief Yeoman, U. S. Navy (Retired) Slide 27: 1980 U. S. Navy Photo 2006 Page #156  
Sheppard, U. S. Navy Chief Yeoman (retired 1995): "And I saw Howard and Top 2006 Page #157  
ART V: THE COLONEL"S STORY In 1977 Retired Air Force Col. Robert Willingham 2006 Page #174  
supposed to," Papetti ponders. Now retired from commercial fishing, Papetti 2006 Page #193  
c sketch of a particular suspect. (retired U.S. Naval combat veteran Jack P 2007 Page #94  
ue account by Mr. Jack D. Pickett (retired WWII naval combat veteran and pu 2007 Page #94  
otz (see picture #31). Warren is a retired \XIWII P--40 Warhawk Flying Tige 2007 Page #114  
ssion with Mr. James Frank Stokan (retired Lockheed Skunk Works senior prop 2007 Page #115  
er, Tony Dodd, said he talked to a retired m.ilitary man assigned co transp 2007 Page #149  
t of his life, and now that he has retired from over 20 years service with  2008 Page #43  
ed to contact Robbie Robertson now retired. I spoke with some of his former 2008 Page #45  
eard about his last assignment. He retired as the Chief of Police for Annap 2008 Page #45  
 Director, and Robert Gribble, the retired Seattle firefighter , who had cr 2008 Page #45  
the mysterious Crash. He contacted retired Westport Police Chief John Regan 2008 Page #46  
udes us at the same time. I called retired Deputy Sheriff Paul Wenzel as 1  2008 Page #60  
heaper, or sooner. However, when I retired I got a call from Stan Friedman  2008 Page #104  
ker to Timothy Cooper, who has now retired from the UFO investigation field 2008 Page #110  
the Intelligence Community . I'm a retired GA employee with thirty years in 2008 Page #115  
onnects with JFK's murder l a..c o retired CIA counterintcll19once o!flcor  2008 Page #120  
document. ---Sidney W Souers was a retired rear admiral who in 1946 became  2008 Page #133  
really begin, however, until I had retired in October 1993, after which my  2009 Page #7  
 Kingman affair was Bill Uhouse, a retired "mechanical engineer" from Las V 2009 Page #51  
e released on 2 November 2005 by a retired senior official within the US De 2009 Page #52  
                                54 Retired USAF Lt. Col. Charles I. Halt du 2009 Page #60  
 for about 45 minutes. Here is how retired Staff Sergeant Jim Penniston des 2009 Page #63  
                       - SLIDE# 12 retired from his professional U.S. Air F 2009 Page #69  
d, Dec. 1980 Robert W. Bazley is a retired U.S. Air Force four star general 2009 Page #73  
se, Hawaii, in September 1984, and retired from the USAF on January l, 1987 2009 Page #73  
curred as she described them. As a retired police sergeant and former milit 2009 Page #95  

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eping. On March 28, the day of his retirement, Forrestal is escorted to the 2003 Page #89  
int Chiefs of Staff. Following his retirement he assumed the role of the UK 2004 Page #53  
Navy from September 1975 until his retirement in 1995 as an E-7 Chief Petty 2006 Page #156  
e 30: Sheppard in dress uniform at retirement party (Thomas Colman Sheppard 2006 Page #156  
rty (Thomas Colman Sheppard at his retirement on November 30, 1995, as E-7  2006 Page #156  
secret group like MJ-12. After his retirement from oovernment ::, ' H illen 2008 Page #131  
in 1954, where he served until his retirement in 1975. He was given the lab 2009 Page #9  
s shortly before his November 1961 retirement. As previously stated, Dulles 2009 Page #43  
at the Scripps institute. Upon his retirement from the University of Califo 2009 Page #164  

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e. The President then presents the retiring Secretary with the Distinguishe 2003 Page #89  
Truman as he pins the metal on the retiring Secretary's lapel. Forrestal tr 2003 Page #89  
 an ordinance survey map... Before retiring from active military service, t 2004 Page #53  
 a technician at Wright-Patterson, retiring in 1954. This gentleman said th 2005 Page #42  
ifford Stone, UFO researcher after retiring from the Army, has unveiled int 2005 Page #141  
m. Experienced great difficulty in retiring from Army due to the 'Colonel'  2006 Page #23  
a technician at Wright-Patterson , retiring in 1954. This gentleman said th 2009 Page #50  
over the Ramstein AB tower, before retiring to the Aerospace Maintenance an 2009 Page #72  

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. The place is in the area of Buen Retiro near the Yapacane River. Accordin 2004 Page #11  

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 well known, and has been told and retold countless times. This is not anot 2004 Page #226  

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ly technology prior to 1957." APRO retorted that the fragment tested by Cra 2007 Page #195  

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Flying Saucer Air Wars of 1952," I retrace the roots of the United States A 2006 Page #99  

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ersonally appeared on the radio to retract the Air Force's claim of having  2004 Page #230  

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the discs, there appeared to be a "retractable slotted window", which ma) h 2007 Page #100  

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se new "mistakes" that was quickly retracted. There are other locations sug 2004 Page #144  
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                         UFO Crash Retrieval Conference Proceedings         2003 Page #1  
irst Roswell? Evidence for A Crash Retrieval In Cape Girardeau Missouri ... 2003 Page #3  
......................... 37 Crash Retrieval on the Plains of St. Augustine 2003 Page #3  
................ 39 The 1963 Crash Retrieval North of Albuquerque, New Mexi 2003 Page #3  
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                         UFO Crash Retrieval Conference Senator Barry Goldw 2003 Page #8  
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irst Roswell? Evidence for A Crash Retrieval In Cape Girardeau Missouri In  2003 Page #21  
 that clearly point to a UFO crash retrieval in Missouri in 1941. Below is  2003 Page #21  
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hypothesis of before Roswell crash retrieval events? The first public evide 2003 Page #24  
t and indirect support for a crash retrieval event that Reverend Huffman re 2003 Page #25  
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r, Guy Huffman, had told the crash retrieval story and had offered the phot 2003 Page #36  
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ial documents that support a crash retrieval in 1941. It is the totality of 2003 Page #38  
An anecdotal report of a UFO crash/retrieval in 1941, by Walter Webb, Inter 2003 Page #39  
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              2nd Annual UFO Crash Retrieval Conference MASTER TABLE OF 80  2004 Page #109  
es or no) • Vehicle? (yes or no) • Retrieval Action? (yes or no) • Confirma 2004 Page #109  
eport aliens • 44% report or imply retrieval operations • 13% relate to que 2004 Page #109  
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Stringfield's cases from his Crash/Retrieval reports show a wide variety of 2004 Page #110  
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since the early 40s, clearly these retrieval units would have had preplanne 2004 Page #129  
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rasting Clifford Stone's UFO Crash Retrieval Claims with SOM1 -01 Stone cla 2006 Page #18  
avior in terms of taking charge of retrieval operations, and leading the de 2006 Page #18  
 given "Top priority" at UFO crash retrieval locations: 24d. OPNAC Team per 2006 Page #18  
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return. This reveals how his crash retrieval duties would be conducted with 2006 Page #20  
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raining for, and duties with crash retrieval operations, were not recorded  2006 Page #21  
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o detect submeiged UFOs. Southwest retrieval in 1957: 4 humanoid bodies rec 2006 Page #26  
d abou ring the 1970s. • Worldwide retrieval of "foreign space vehicles." • 2006 Page #26  
umerous ufologists. Confirms crash/retrieval cases. implicates ether promin 2006 Page #26  
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or several months, until a private retrieval team discovered it. Only then  2006 Page #191  
mble and uproar of such an intense retrieval attempt. Had the object alread 2006 Page #191  
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d it was extreme action for meteor retrieval. On May 5, 1997, in Laguna Car 2007 Page #130  
y deal with crashed UFOs and their retrieval. In the book, Keyhoe recounts  2007 Page #132  
rinted. The report of a disc crash retrieval from ChiJjli on May 17, 1974,  2007 Page #162  
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d Chi.lili May 17, 1974 disc crash retrieval.l Abq Video # 2 ( 14:20) NARRA 2007 Page #168  
neb report," this intriguing crash retrieval is the subject of a June 2007  2007 Page #184  
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nment units, specially trained for retrieval missions. 45                   2009 Page #51  
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Phenomena Unit (IPU) and the crash retrievals of two more saucers: one by t 2003 Page #26  
Stringfield, in his book UFO Crash/Retrievals: The Inner Sanctum, Status Re 2003 Page #39  
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                         UFO Crash Retrievals Andrew Kissner: "Back in the  2004 Page #66  
                         UFO Crash Retrievals to crack windows six miles no 2004 Page #68  
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                         UFO Crash Retrievals the UFOs that crashed in New  2004 Page #76  
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                         UFO Crash Retrievals as if they had been disected  2004 Page #80  
                         UFO Crash Retrievals Slide #55: Las Cruces Sun-New 2004 Page #82  
were involved in rumored UFO crash retrievals were close to the president.  2004 Page #84  
ourselves. Wilbert Smith and Crash Retrievals In his correspondence Wilbert 2004 Page #95  
act that he was aware of UFO crash retrievals: I do have knowledge from exc 2004 Page #95  
 father had been involved in craft retrievals. He told Errol Knapp on the S 2004 Page #95  
even "status reports" on UFO Crash Retrievals a Died December 18,1994 Slide 2004 Page #107  
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eport IV, July 1985 • 5. UFO Crash/Retrievals: Is the Cover Up Lid Lifting? 2004 Page #107  
ort V, January 1989 • 6. UFO Crash/Retrievals: The Inner Sanctum; Status Re 2004 Page #107  
eport VI, July 1991 • 7. UFO Crash/Retrievals: Search for Proof in a Hall o 2004 Page #107  
 be my last monograph on UFO crash/retrievals, I feel a warmth of satisfact 2004 Page #110  
 not particularly focused on crash retrievals, however. There have been two 2004 Page #121  
 specific issues relating to crash retrievals: (a) Would not such a retriev 2004 Page #121  
 of the security surrounding crash retrievals, there HAVE been some leaks.  2004 Page #125  
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's reports suggest dozens of crash retrievals, many with aliens • They are  2004 Page #128  
out that one of the four UFO crash retrievals discussed in Behind the Flyin 2004 Page #218  
articular case. In his 1978 paper, Retrievals of the Third Kind, presented  2005 Page #41  
he more famous Roswell crashes and retrievals of 'interplanetary craft of u 2005 Page #45  
ounts are taken from his article, "Retrievals of the Third Kind," published 2005 Page #78  
entists about the reality of crash retrievals and alien beings, and confirm 2005 Page #79  
teresting. ls this a wink at crash retrievals, or some form of technologica 2005 Page #81  
 of reported UFO crashes and their retrievals. Ryan himself admits that som 2005 Page #119  
1e following accounts of UFO crash retrievals and ponder what a reality tha 2005 Page #120  
evance co UFO crashes and military retrievals . "Majestic 12 Group Special  2005 Page #127  
ed descriptions of UFO crashes and retrievals are simply woven from Lies an 2005 Page #132  
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 build. We learned from both crash retrievals and actual "Hand-me-downs ."  2005 Page #174  
an 1 The Covert World of UOF Crash Retrievals? Dr. Michael Saila 11 UFO Cra 2006 Page #3  
ls? Dr. Michael Saila 11 UFO Crash Retrievals: The History of Leaks and Str 2006 Page #3  
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' designed to facilitate UFO crash retrievals, and the procedures used for  2006 Page #14  
 main procedures used in UFO crash retrievals; and to identify key elements 2006 Page #14  
ed not only for managing UFO crash retrievals, but for creating manuals suc 2006 Page #15  
     THE COVERT WORLD OF UFO CRASH RETRIEVALS The MJ-12 Group sits at the a 2006 Page #16  
 claims that when required for UFO retrievals he was typically called out f 2006 Page #17  
     THE COVERT WORLD OF UFO CRASH RETRIEVALS Contrasting Clifford Stone's  2006 Page #18  
 classified advance team for crash retrievals that would check for biologic 2006 Page #18  
d internationally to perform crash retrievals that were led by the 'Colonel 2006 Page #18  
     THE COVERT WORLD OF UFO CRASH RETRIEVALS The code word that was used w 2006 Page #20  
     THE COVERT WORLD OF UFO CRASH RETRIEVALS auspices of the National Secu 2006 Page #22  
es overseen by succession of Crash retrievals overseen by a civilian (the 1 2006 Page #22  
performed in relation to UFO crash retrievals. Experienced great difficulty 2006 Page #23  
telepathic interface, in UFO crash retrievals; 2. Individuals are encourage 2006 Page #23  
     THE COVERT WORLD OF UFO CRASH RETRIEVALS 3. Individuals are contacted  2006 Page #24  
 covert projects such as UFO crash retrievals involving extraterrestrial te 2006 Page #24  
ge personnel involved in UFO crash retrievals and other MJ-12 Group project 2006 Page #24  
                         UFO Crash Retrievals: History of Leaks and the Str 2006 Page #25  
ht 2006 Richard M. Dolan UFO Crash Retrievals: History of Leaks and the Str 2006 Page #25  
s • Little to no emphasis on crash retrievals. • Limited attention (till la 2006 Page #25  
e. Briefly includes theme of crash retrievals. • Late 70s and 1980s: Collec 2006 Page #25  
 first- hand accounts of UFO crash retrievals and sightings of dead alien b 2006 Page #25  
                         UFO Crash Retrievals: The History of Leaks and Str 2006 Page #26  
 meant 1947. Stringfield's Sources RETRIEVALS OF THE THIRD KIND t Aiwa. 11  2006 Page #26  
                         UFO Crash Retrievals: The History of Leaks and Str 2006 Page #28  
 have been 'very close, e.g. crash retrievals. Ft. Dix / McGuire AFB, 1978  2006 Page #29  
                         UFO Crash Retrievals: The History of Leaks and Str 2006 Page #30  
                         UFO Crash Retrievals: The History of Leaks and Str 2006 Page #32  
rs can learn the truth about crash retrievals by finding and studying physi 2006 Page #71  
arch 23, 1992. See also: UFO Crash/Retrievals: Search .for Proof in a Hall  2006 Page #137  
 matters related to UFOs and crash retrievals, a policy in force to this da 2006 Page #139  
AJIC documents about the UFO crash retrievals have been leaked to investiga 2006 Page #140  
ional security about all UFO crash retrievals — a classified Executive Orde 2006 Page #142  
..................... 36 After the Retrievals : The Covert Program to Repli 2007 Page #5  
                      44 After the Retrievals: The Covert Program to Replic 2007 Page #50  
                          48 Crash Retrievals -Going Private ■ If you acqui 2007 Page #54  
st at alien abduction, crashes and retrievals and back engineering, but alw 2007 Page #76  
 this may be true of all UFO Crash Retrievals . Certainly, the Retrieval as 2008 Page #40  
and his awareness of the UFO crash retrievals at the outset (May 1947) has  2009 Page #14  
ield Connection In his 1978 paper, Retrievals of the Third Kind, presented  2009 Page #49  
 a February 1994 report, UFO Crash/Retrievals: Search For Proof In A Hall O 2009 Page #50  
he more famous Roswell crashes and retrievals of 'interplanetary craft of u 2009 Page #51  
ngfield, Sphere Books, Ltd., 1977. Retrievals of the Third Kind, Leonard St 2009 Page #56  
utual UFO Network, 1980. UFO Crash/Retrievals: Search For Proof In A Hall O 2009 Page #56  

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ndfather was on a security team to retrieve the wedge-shaped "Disc" and thr 2003 Page #99  
efore soldiers paid him a visit to retrieve it. They reminded him that his  2004 Page #143  
, soldiers would have been sent to retrieve the debris of Project Mogul, wh 2004 Page #143  
y of orgone energy, tumbled beyond retrieve. From now on everything, anythi 2005 Page #96  
expeditions by government teams to retrieve not only conventional objects,  2005 Page #141  
e debris and Operation BLUE FLY to retrieve downed Soviet Bloc equipment. " 2005 Page #142  
o earth, and governments jealously retrieve and exploit these finds in grea 2005 Page #143  
mote site in me night. Assigned to retrieve fragments of metallic material  2006 Page #26  
ordered to then go to the farm and retrieve any and all samples from the cr 2006 Page #95  
t a government agency attempted to retrieve? Follow along with the eyewitne 2006 Page #194  
exican convoy and, if feasible, to retrieve the crashed UFO. The U.S. team, 2007 Page #187  
e legal fim1 won Malaxa 's case to retrieve it," noted former U.S. Attorney 2008 Page #141  
nto the tree and into the craft to retrieve a pistol-like device which it a 2009 Page #136  

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h other documents, both leaked and retrieved from the archives □ Rare and v 2003 Page #29  
meraman who said those panels were retrieved from a vehicle that crashed on 2003 Page #101  
what Col. Corso wrote about panels retrieved from a "crescent-shaped" extra 2003 Page #101  
ed on back- engineering technology retrieved from the Soviet Union and othe 2003 Page #110  
. Of the many accounts relating to retrieved UFOs throughout the world that 2004 Page #14  
meone to analyze whatever might be retrieved from the grave, I began resear 2004 Page #27  
ilitary and intelligence units had retrieved aerial vehicles described as " 2004 Page #69  
d its dead occupants that had been retrieved. The file contained a report,  2004 Page #74  
..it was stated that the craft was retrieved somewhere near the town of Far 2004 Page #74  
 that the United States government retrieved from crashed non-human aircraf 2004 Page #78  
n command ship reported task force retrieved UFO and bodies but some got aw 2004 Page #111  
 that were in good condition, were retrieved by US Government units, specia 2005 Page #45  
ed severe damage on impact and was retrieved by military units. 3. Direct i 2005 Page #78  
. A piece of apparent crash debris retrieved from the site by Reme Baca and 2005 Page #157  
 to a special operations team that retrieved a crashed disc in Vietnam and  2005 Page #164  
s door to fit a large piece of the retrieved material into the plane for tr 2005 Page #166  
 German V-7 program, but found the retrieved craft to be different in natur 2005 Page #169  
e 17-minute film segment showing a retrieved saucer and five alien bodies.  2006 Page #26  
sh in New Mexico! craft and bodies retrieved Limited information about alie 2006 Page #26  
ors that "something" may have been retrieved from the forest. The basics of 2006 Page #132  
me of those discs crashed and were retrieved, along with their occupants. T 2006 Page #140  
had crashed on December 6 and been retrieved on the 6th or 7th, the Air For 2006 Page #179  
.................. 178 A Survey of Retrieved Physical Evidence from South A 2007 Page #5  
m which human remains were hastily retrieved by the Mexican military. The a 2007 Page #184  
 a large military truck. They also retrieved fragments of the crashed civil 2007 Page #187  
                       A Survey of Retrieved Physical Evidence from South A 2007 Page #193  
the magnesium fragments supposedJy retrieved from the explosion of a UFO in 2007 Page #194  
ere actual metallic fragments were retrieved by the witnesses and later sub 2007 Page #201  
olivia, 1979) where fragments were retrieved, but these are 195             2007 Page #201  
.................. 178 A Survey of Retrieved Physical Evidence from South A 2008 Page #5  
that were in good condition , were retrieved by US Government units, specia 2009 Page #51  
ified documents were dispersed and retrieved from those persons with a corr 2009 Page #89  

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ters, the modern UFO crash salvage retrievers could get a nice bounty, dese 2007 Page #121  

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police officers and going back and retrieving the testimonies from the fami 2004 Page #72  
unt of soil. We were successful in retrieving a few pieces of metal foil (o 2004 Page #240  
aken a keen interest in capturing, retrieving and exploiting these "celesti 2005 Page #120  
ne that because they had no way of retrieving it at the time. Dad and the r 2006 Page #155  
 military had isolated these areas retrieving whatever fell by keeping the  2007 Page #128  

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rth. And beyond." ELUDING TO CRASH RETRJEV ALS In the 1990s the U-Haul Corp 2007 Page #70  

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xico have yielded new strains of a retro-virus not totally understood, but  2004 Page #80  
" theory of virus evolution hence "retro-virus" of the MJ-12 1st annual rep 2004 Page #201  
ico, have yielded new strains of a retro-virus not totally understood, but, 2006 Page #105  
 might explain why the search for "retro-virus" prior to 1951 in the open l 2006 Page #105  
ission, electro-magnetic research, retro-virus, high- temperature alloys, e 2006 Page #105  

Word: "retro-viruses", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

s with no medical cures available. Retro-viruses was not even a common medi 2004 Page #80  
morrhage blood from every orifice. Retro-viruses are composed only of RNA w 2004 Page #80  

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en 1947 — founder and prompter of "retrograde virus" theory of virus evolut 2004 Page #201  

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ed up the Aurora crash thusly, "In retrospect, it is clear there is nothing 2004 Page #31  
age, or deliberately deceptive. In retrospect 1 wish that I had spent more  2009 Page #95  

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ecosystems as well as mutations. A retrospective analysis disclosed that fr 2006 Page #109  
 legal, but the extradition act is retrospective so the Americans have deci 2007 Page #92  

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n specifically between an HIV-like retrovirus, a Viral Hemorrhagic Fever li 2006 Page #113  

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dical concept in 1947. Examples of retroviruses are HIV, leukemia and the d 2004 Page #80  
ncers in vertebrates are caused by retroviruses. Definition: A member of a  2004 Page #81  
f vertebrate animals are caused by retroviruses.] SLIDE #54: Dead security  2004 Page #81  
 state of the art understanding of retroviruses probably BEGAN there, and l 2006 Page #105  
Fs 2. Rapid O/D (onset/death) some retroviruses, VHFs 3. Stable pathogen, d 2006 Page #112  
athogen, difficult to kill—prions, retroviruses. 4. Overwhelms or bypasses  2006 Page #112  
r bypasses the immune system. VHF, retroviruses 5. Biologically sophisticat 2006 Page #112  
ntial alien threat pathogens, both retroviruses and Viral Hemorrhagic Fever 2006 Page #116  
 we need more data. In particular, retroviruses, Viral Hemorrhagic Fevers ( 2006 Page #117  

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efinition: Any virus in the family Retroyiridae that has RNA as its nucleic 2004 Page #81  

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Saucer ice cream sandwich in 1976, retrulers carrying Merritt Foods' 'Unide 2007 Page #65  

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n 2003 dollars). ► One of the Enqu/rets first employees is BIii Bales, a fo 2007 Page #26  

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lane. Shortly after it took off to return to Wright-Patterson Air Force bas 2003 Page #42  
 In July of 1980, a letter with no return address had arrived at APRO headq 2003 Page #146  
h angles are poorly estimated. The return from the nose of the object provi 2003 Page #183  
 the mark at one end, and the last return before the signal drops is the en 2003 Page #183  
ally the "A-scope" signal strength return. If you have several measurements 2003 Page #183  
ur concurs, that General Wedemeyer return via Korea for a brief survey of c 2003 Page #224  
 suggested that General tfedeaeyer return via Korea for a brief survey of c 2003 Page #228  
your @©oaent on suggestion that ho return via Korea for a brief surrey of c 2003 Page #229  
 inclesed report., will you please return it to this office. With best rega 2004 Page #18  
 certain of the date. Once more we return to Chris Styles who after these t 2004 Page #44  
 the woods. The fourth man did not return with the others and remained miss 2004 Page #47  
ents that cut with light, and then return the animals dead and mutilated to 2004 Page #79  
ed: Fitch: You say that you had to return it (a piece of hardware) — did yo 2004 Page #95  
it (a piece of hardware) — did you return it to the Air Force, Mr. Smith? S 2004 Page #95  
that for some unknown reason radar return from the direction in which the s 2004 Page #104  
that his father wasn't released to return to the ranch for a week after rep 2004 Page #138  
ipt completed circa 1954. It had a return address of the Freedom of Informa 2004 Page #243  
 from the FOIA office shown as the return address. AN ENCYCLOPAEDIA THE HIG 2004 Page #244  
 Book around 1960; there are three return addresses for Bowen shown in the  2004 Page #244  
ntuall y, critical faculties would return. When that happens, watch out. Th 2005 Page #86  
ed Sacrament o, California, with a return address of the Police Officers As 2005 Page #122  
cleared for 'need to know.'"; then return to \X/ashington from Alamogordo,  2005 Page #125  
were accidents where people didn't return. This reveals how his crash retri 2006 Page #20  
r training, and would then have to return to complete his normal military d 2006 Page #20  
ght. Many inactive believers would return to strict observance, while many  2006 Page #59  
bt, public behavior will gradually return to normal, though this could take 2006 Page #59  
 Air Force officials requested the return of this item, as well, and Marvel 2006 Page #83  
 announcements that troops were to return to their posts. Within a few hour 2006 Page #169  
There appears to be no record of a return call. 4:42 AM: Richard Dale Hartm 2006 Page #185  
nconclusive." The group decides to return to shore in order to attend to Bu 2006 Page #187  
ollowed the next morning up with a return visit to monitor radioactivity le 2006 Page #189  
, had a MIB walk across her patio, return back across the patio, then disap 2006 Page #204  
er ■Received 6/6/99 bylim Cooper ■ Return address Fort Meade ■ Sheets usual 2007 Page #42  
ng officials as their front men in return for prorruses of giving humans ad 2007 Page #127  
t some rope and lanterns. On their return, police were running around every 2007 Page #130  
ass Edward Cabansag are ordered to return to the air base. Continuing with  2008 Page #85  
he night. So, Burroughs decided to return to Rendlesham Forest after midnig 2008 Page #87  
, VA, dated lune 24, 1999, with no return address. When I opened it, mye~ p 2008 Page #119  
Global Strangeness, 1973-1975 ■ l\ Return of the UFOs ■ The State of Ufolog 2008 Page #159  
 CIA counterintelligence. Upon his return to the U.S. in June 1962, Oswald' 2009 Page #44  
 feeling was that there would be a return sometime of that craft. I don't k 2009 Page #67  
ommander Lt. Col. Charles Halt, to return to Rendlesham forest with cameras 2009 Page #82  
tal and then put it down, it would return to its original shape with no wri 2009 Page #91  
t below. It then flew off, only to return a few minutes later and hover ove 2009 Page #135  
ectro-transmission lines, and then return to the park where two humanoids e 2009 Page #136  

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l gradient inside a well-developed return-stroke channel is on the order of 2008 Page #78  
megawatts per meter for a vigorous return-stroke current of 100 kA.] RIGHT  2008 Page #78  

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e police fire marshal who had just returned from the woods, called the stat 2003 Page #59  
number of government officials who returned to the scene. This activity was 2003 Page #66  
er hearing the screams, he quickly returned to the car. If these accounts a 2003 Page #71  
1 " Lent to Air Force for approval Returned from Fort Meade in 2000 □ I saw 2003 Page #180  
 that states: "Original signed and returned to the Sec. Of State 7/9/47, el 2003 Page #204  
the White House then annotated and returned to Secretary of state. 4. On Su 2003 Page #204  
         242 “ Original signed and returned to the Sec. of State 7/9/47, el 2003 Page #215  
 facilities at Alamogordo and then returned to Wright Field, It is believed 2003 Page #234  
at Judge Proctor's well. When they returned home they told me how the airsh 2004 Page #29  
revs and shortly afterwards he was returned to shore with no explanation. A 2004 Page #44  
dearm on it. Three of the four men returned to base hours later with incomp 2004 Page #47  
porting lights in the sky. When we returned to work from break three days l 2004 Page #56  
 ten more minutes and then finally returned to their hangar. Nothing was ev 2004 Page #57  
 seen in Washington, D. C. when he returned from his World War II assignmen 2004 Page #78  
er of questions in the U.S., Smith returned to write an official TOP SECRET 2004 Page #89  
 whom the UFO fragments were being returned: Fitch: You say that you had to 2004 Page #95  
other contact which failed. Friend returned to write up the event to his co 2004 Page #105  
tant, Col. TJ DuBose. Johnson then returned to the Fort Worth Star-Telegram 2004 Page #227  
to recover a weather balloon. Bond returned to his office to develop the ph 2004 Page #230  
tions from that evening. When Bond returned from the Fort Worth Army Air Fi 2004 Page #237  
as supplied several documents with returned postmarks of Las Vegas, Nevada, 2004 Page #248  
at was Light to the touch and that returned to its original shape after bei 2005 Page #37  
on Berliner (aviation writer) just returned from visiting an aviation histo 2005 Page #42  
ifferential for himself, and Reich returned co Princeton the following week 2005 Page #92  
riguing anecdotal evidence that he returned there, but it is not inconclusi 2005 Page #98  
to attend. Angered, Moise left and returned to his Dayton motel. The next d 2005 Page #98  
 that it was "light as a feather," returned to its original form when bent  2005 Page #131  
dike. The treasure ,vas eventually returned to Hungary in 1978. This would  2005 Page #134  
\Y/e retreated briefl, · then •' ' returned, worried that there might be ca 2005 Page #155  
t we tried to attack UFOs and they returned the favor, only they succeeded. 2006 Page #10  
time from when I left home until I returned rather than going back and fort 2006 Page #10  
ft Flatwoods very disappointed and returned home with more questions than a 2006 Page #91  
ght [sic] was ordered. "The photos returned by that aircraft showed all tru 2006 Page #135  
 the convoy. "All helicopters then returned to their original bases for dec 2006 Page #135  
0 miles south of Miami, the bogies returned the same way — between sweeps.  2006 Page #146  
 — between sweeps. That means they returned to the location, either going s 2006 Page #146  
s notified. Bngadier General Landg returned the call and stated that the Pr 2006 Page #170  
o some person for testing. When he returned for the results a few days late 2006 Page #176  
 crash. Willingham and the copilot returned to Dyess AFB, landed and got a  2006 Page #177  
ng discoveg, the crew of the Diane returned to the same spot and found noth 2006 Page #190  
n surveillance during this time. I returned from a trip to California to fi 2006 Page #196  
at the book says ■ Markings on the returned book ■ Forensic testing and res 2007 Page #42  
at the book says ■ Markings on the returned book ■ Forensic testing and res 2007 Page #49  
en Park. He picked up a friend and returned to the park to find the park se 2007 Page #129  
hill nearby. The engine power then returned and continued to run without fu 2007 Page #130  
.c After Army basic training, Paul returned to Albuquerque where he remaine 2007 Page #174  
y the Brazilian militarv and never returned. There are still other South Am 2007 Page #201  
s wife, Betty told me that when he returned home he looked as if he had see 2008 Page #13  
towards his home base, all systems returned to norrnal, as if the strange o 2008 Page #31  
den was told to get out, and if he returned, he would be shot. After review 2008 Page #60  
ber 27, feeling like something had returned. Burroughs was told that a fema 2008 Page #86  
ce point for time change until you returned to your physical starting point 2008 Page #95  
llon, Read & Co. After the war, he returned to Read & Co. and by I 93 7 was 2008 Page #131  
sor at the U. of Chicago, and then returned to Los Alamos to spearhead the  2009 Page #9  
on Berliner (aviation writer) just returned from visiting an aviation histo 2009 Page #50  
failed to find any such seashells, returned to his truck "to take a little  2009 Page #54  
ng Center, Sheppard AFB, Texas. He returned to England as Commander , 3rd A 2009 Page #73  
in Suffolk County, England. Bazley returned to Ramstein Air Base, Germany , 2009 Page #73  
old me that after General Williams returned to RAF Bentwaters , he laughed  2009 Page #74  
ras to photograph the UFO that had returned to Rendlesham Forest. Steve LaP 2009 Page #82  

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one was sworn to secrecy, yet upon returning home to 1530 Main Street he ch 2003 Page #21  
vent.Reverend William Huffman Upon returning from his escorted trip to the  2003 Page #22  
al security." September 17, 1947 — Returning from a state visit to Brazil,  2003 Page #87  
de a horse into town the next day. Returning to the family farm, he describ 2004 Page #30  
 No. 3 in Nova Scotia. Wickens was returning these people to their homes af 2004 Page #34  
Ron O'Brien were in the process of returning back to the detachment from hi 2004 Page #35  
e young fisherman if he would mind returning to the Irish Moss plant and ke 2004 Page #36  
 area. Some minutes earlier, while returning from dropping off their girlfr 2004 Page #36  
olling the skies before eventually returning to base. There was approx: 20  2004 Page #57  
ics Board (CAB) investigators were returning from the La Guardia crash, an  2004 Page #68  
t more time having a picnic before returning to the ranch in Corona that ni 2004 Page #138  
held at the base for a week before returning to the ranch? Or did that neve 2004 Page #144  
ret, had been in Vietnam, and when returning from Vietnam after serving his 2004 Page #188  
 husband felt that he would not be returning home -at least not alive. Acco 2005 Page #44  
raman in the 1950s. Shortly before returning home, Santilli was again conta 2005 Page #145  
 Test Pilot School instructors was returning from a routine training flight 2006 Page #87  
0 and again at 11:23 AM, I presume returning Acheson's call. The log says n 2006 Page #167  
ly intended to apply to astronauts returning from space flights. Anybody fo 2006 Page #202  
was the shape of a triangle. After returning with Airman Cabansag to the ai 2008 Page #83  
 husband felt that he would not be returning home -at least not alive. Acco 2009 Page #51  

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partment and reported: He was just returningfrom Aberdeen , coining over th 2008 Page #46  

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es his seeing action in WWI and he returns to the States (and Douglas Dillo 2003 Page #85  
sides of the border follow unknown returns moving at a mind-boggling 9,000  2003 Page #88  
ape information. I worked on radar returns during my McDonnell Douglas care 2003 Page #183  
out a rather wide angled beam, the returns from the target are quite precis 2003 Page #183  
ke US 1970 peak, to which it never returns 1075 2.1 trillion ba1Tels est. \ 2005 Page #14  
g the Upshot-Knothole tests. Pilot returns with atomic cloud samples. Railr 2005 Page #49  
o the Diane's crew that he quickly returns to the surface without pausing t 2006 Page #187  
hern end of Lummi Island, the ship returns south, apparently sailing non-st 2006 Page #188  
tober lt11's treatment of the case returns to Tuesday's wink-wink-nudge-nud 2009 Page #138  

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om it. PAUL, \XIHAT IS IT THAT YOU REtvlliMBER AS A 7 OR 8 YEAR OLD STAi'\J 2007 Page #167  

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ual dates, “gm 25”. ■ Liabilities: retyped document, not original, Source:  2003 Page #26  
and generally available. They were retyped, much hand written material was  2006 Page #12  

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ed them in with glue, now old ■ In retyping, we have put all reports chrono 2007 Page #45  
raft because erasing the error and retyping left a mess on the carbon copy. 2008 Page #105  
 the following page. This made the retyping of the document painstaking. Fo 2009 Page #8  

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l-h•• t.e 1•1 ••r.n•. ._ ..... •:i,reua '.lt•bf:2.S ...,...._ 21 ::-... oe  2008 Page #19  

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 the way of an opinion VICTORL\ 'S REUGIOUS SURVEY .,. ....... 7,1. '.?-... 2008 Page #155  

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 of 1978, \X'arren was attending a reunion with his fellow pilots and their 2007 Page #114  
ntioned it years afterwards , at a reunion. While Torres has gone on the re 2008 Page #66  

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satisfy energy conscrvat ion Phys. Rev. Lcll .. Vol. 92. 2004 llydrod) nami 2005 Page #24  

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 his son as to why he was going to reveal this information to us he told hi 2003 Page #68  
ction to force various agencies to reveal what knowledge they have about th 2003 Page #71  
lled their own press conference to reveal secret deals they had uncovered t 2003 Page #146  
plicated than he was ever going to reveal in mixed company. The journey he  2003 Page #147  
 for the president. The OSTP files reveal that much of the Rockefeller effo 2003 Page #200  
cts from USAF files as seen below, reveal: 1. The White Saucer: On 18 Octob 2004 Page #5  
.S. and British experts. We should reveal what we found out, as misplaced s 2004 Page #13  
 is difficult to imagine a plan to reveal what has happened to the public w 2004 Page #123  
g desire of those in charge to not reveal the enormous control they have ov 2004 Page #130  
rnett and the archeologists not to reveal what they had seen. Nevertheless, 2004 Page #135  
 also waited until late in life to reveal the story to his wife, Mrs. Sapph 2004 Page #144  
lded from any questions that would reveal anything he might know about UFOs 2004 Page #176  
nding time in jail for refusing to reveal the names of those sources. It is 2004 Page #218  
 True Magazine, he asked Scully to reveal the identity of "Dr. Gee," and Sc 2004 Page #218  
at] he had promised Dr. Gee not to reveal any more of the story than he had 2004 Page #218  
the original photographs? It might reveal something, as each camera lens ha 2004 Page #233  
o another physician who refused to reveal his name but said he had assisted 2005 Page #36  
nothole angle of the case and will reveal more data if and when it surfaces 2005 Page #45  
ilitary and Govem111c11t IVitnes.m Reveal the Greatest Secrets in lvfodem F 2005 Page #84  
le disclosure has the potential to reveal the criminal nature of humanity's 2005 Page #86  
tion, a trial-based opportunity to reveal the degree to wruch Soviet intell 2005 Page #94  
g desire of those in charge not to reveal such enormous control that has be 2005 Page #140  
nds to seek the truth has begun to reveal as much about ourselves and our o 2005 Page #143  
nrution being that he was never to reveal the identity of the cameraman him 2005 Page #145  
BasicaUy, they were ordered not co reveal anything and were told that they  2005 Page #147  
. Until they do, Santilli will not reveal his identity. 148                 2005 Page #150  
ods Monster" incident. I will also reveal my new military findings. This in 2006 Page #100  
ion, UFO Magazine, Dodd refused to reveal the real name of his source for t 2006 Page #122  
 with him on the phone. Tony won't reveal the real name of James Prescott b 2006 Page #123  
nit he worked for. So if Tony does reveal his name, he'll end up being give 2006 Page #123  
 "the truth" that he was unable to reveal in a non-fiction book. Regardless 2006 Page #130  
inated body. "Inquiries to the FAA reveal no documents concerning the civil 2006 Page #136  
they could not recall or could not reveal the exact nature of these objects 2006 Page #173  
 Toco pul.led aside the curtain co reveal how the \"Vizard of Oz created hi 2007 Page #21  
tarted to appear and it started to reveal the body of what at first looked  2007 Page #86  
lassified. Nevertheless, documents reveal, two years later Moon Dust was st 2007 Page #140  
officials were rughly reluctant to reveal precisely what a "zoo event" was; 2007 Page #144  
wever, is somewhat different. As I reveal in my forthcoming book, Final Eve 2008 Page #35  
mation which, if disclosed , would reveal intelligence sources or methods o 2008 Page #63  
to understand and history fails to reveal in plain language is that the Soc 2008 Page #124  
ficient!) ' wide has allowed me to reveal the transparent structure and som 2009 Page #12  
 are ignorant of. Of course, if we reveal our greatest secret, the Russians 2009 Page #20  
i tied materials has allowed me to reveal the transparent structure and som 2009 Page #24  
or some variation. These documents reveal that MJ-12 operated in a clandest 2009 Page #37  
Allen Dulles' November 1961 letter reveal that a power struggle was occurri 2009 Page #38  
sified UFO files. Leaked documents reveal that Kennedy instructed the CIA t 2009 Page #40  

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n last few years, with the freshly revealed Majestic documents from Tim Coo 2003 Page #21  
ve x-ray spectroscopy. These tests revealed several materials including the 2003 Page #49  
 report from the second laboratory revealed hat six of the nine layers were 2003 Page #50  
 trouble with the government if he revealed what he had seen. He finally pe 2003 Page #68  
cksburg Exposed," new evidence was revealed as a result of the forensic inv 2003 Page #71  
out the Kecksburg incident. It was revealed that the legal action would beg 2003 Page #71  
ergy dispersive spectroscopy (EDS) revealed that the shiny side contained m 2003 Page #104  
 is focused on the dark side which revealed only Bismuth (Bi). 100          2003 Page #104  
 for, if anyone. It has never been revealed what Miller and Doty thought of 2003 Page #145  
isled, but his single-minded quest revealed a blind spot. As long as his qu 2003 Page #148  
per from S-3 and others on Slide 4 revealed that there was a crash Cape Gir 2003 Page #170  
ion of apparent mechanical devices revealed nothing of functions or methods 2003 Page #175  
 the frame r? High quality copying revealed all r Eight pages were replaced 2003 Page #182  
he DIA (and referencing Moon Dust) revealed that: On late afternoon [8 Augu 2004 Page #10  
 was not familiar. Closer scrutiny revealed that the emblem was in fact tha 2004 Page #12  
the Moscow Aviation Institute, and revealed that the Russian Premier, Josef 2004 Page #15  
a. We also learned that their logs revealed no entry on the radar anomalies 2004 Page #58  
orts on crashed UFO incidents that revealed a wealth of data from numerous  2004 Page #110  
hinks. The UFO secrecy process, if revealed, would also show the techniques 2004 Page #130  
fe, Mrs. Sappho Henderson. He also revealed it to his dentist, Dr. John Kro 2004 Page #144  
in aspects of these operations are revealed or critiqued, save in condition 2004 Page #170  
when the true UFO story is finally revealed to the public, Richard Nixon wi 2004 Page #180  
A close review of these photos ... revealed ...that in the two photos of Ra 2004 Page #230  
one calls to the National Archives revealed they had no records from USAF c 2004 Page #231  
 body was taken for autopsy, which revealed a urinary tract infection cause 2005 Page #33  
1 analysis of Hospital Born Pastor revealed d1e following information: "Pre 2005 Page #34  
re in any way linked co the events revealed about the case. General Lima al 2005 Page #35  
aft." The Y oung-Chetham interview revealed that, accorrung to their source 2005 Page #39  
ublic discontent over foreign wars revealed to have been based upon a fig l 2005 Page #84  
nnaire in Co11tact IVith Space, he revealed a big secret." Basic co this sc 2005 Page #95  
anation. Further investigation has revealed that the Army Air Corps also re 2005 Page #122  
rs. When the film was developed it revealed a document of great relevance c 2005 Page #127  
om the 1970s. In the diary, Newton revealed that, in the early 1950s, he wa 2005 Page #132  
n May 1989. The details were first revealed publicly in September 1989 at t 2005 Page #134  
o1ts on crashed UFO incidents that revealed a wealth of data from numerous  2005 Page #139  
t: a 1.5 x 3.5 foot hatch was open revealed an oval interior cabin with two 2005 Page #169  
o guarding a captured EBE. The EBE revealed to Stone during their telepathi 2006 Page #21  
and subsequent interviews, Sherman revealed how he was recruited and traine 2006 Page #22  
l Conference first Blackbird to be revealed to the public. Until then the a 2006 Page #73  
a nearly 12 foot tall metal figure revealed its presence by radiating an il 2006 Page #90  
e Colonel's story. Colonel Leavitt revealed that on the night of the "Flatw 2006 Page #95  
y refused orders to land. This was revealed in July, 1952 of that year and  2006 Page #99  
. To his complete amazement, these revealed a disc- shaped object that seem 2006 Page #120  
he time that the account was first revealed in the pages of the popular new 2006 Page #122  
exico broadly conforms to the data revealed in other crash-retrieval report 2006 Page #136  
sitive Deep Black Program XlUld be revealed to the putfic, while the progra 2007 Page #55  
ed like a satellite but then as it revealed more 1 realised that this looke 2007 Page #86  
facDill AFB in 1967. It can now be revealed, that these discs had been orig 2007 Page #111  
red by the Russians. It can now be revealed that the Soviets reached the Ge 2007 Page #111  
e". A very important point I never revealed to \Xlarren, but which Jack Pic 2007 Page #115  
en." Interestingly, SperigLio also revealed that the document was the subje 2007 Page #135  
 If, wittingly or unwittingly, she revealed anything of a national security 2007 Page #136  
 photographs. Astonisrungly, these revealed (from a distance of two miles)  2007 Page #137  
death in the 1990s, his father had revealed to rum a startling story concer 2007 Page #138  
ever, he maintains that his father revealed that at some point in the summe 2007 Page #138  
d making off with the prize. First revealed in an anonymous 1992 document k 2007 Page #184  
5% of them! 5) A recent Roper Poll revealed that 56% of Americans believe U 2007 Page #185  
 flashed identification cards that revealed them to be with the FBI. The FB 2008 Page #30  
 this document was written, it was revealed that the "stream of light" in q 2008 Page #32  
 sergeant. For some reason not yet revealed, Ken "Tuffy" Miller was identif 2008 Page #53  
tees chat che.:.r presenc e not be revealed. Actually, we do not believe it 2008 Page #113  
ek control of the entire world. As revealed recently by Nicholas "Nick" Roc 2008 Page #136  
HIS SECRET? GOVERi\fl\lENf SECRETS REVEALED STEALTH FIGIITER NONE DROPPED A 2008 Page #152  
ves. One of the secret directives, revealed in the leaked partially burned  2009 Page #42  
MJ-12 intelligence operations , as revealed in Dulles' November reply where 2009 Page #43  
raft." The Young-Chetham interview revealed that their source had been at t 2009 Page #48  
e VI of England. Someone else then revealed to the press, that the honor wa 2009 Page #156  
the details of the weapon bas been revealed, but it is stated that one mean 2009 Page #157  
consin State Journal article which revealed that: Leech is [an] engineering 2009 Page #157  
o details of the project have been revealed to countries other than New Zea 2009 Page #159  
ed States, dated December 10, 1948 revealed that the United States had docu 2009 Page #177  

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estal's 'suicide' are surprisingly revealing, especially Times investigativ 2003 Page #94  
 the same sort of deal that he was revealing that evening. Moore was involv 2003 Page #147  
ill Moore was publishing the first revealing book on the Roswell crash call 2004 Page #189  
d State Department cables, but the revealing instructions in an Air Force m 2005 Page #142  
peration. Like many whistleblowers revealing classified information concern 2006 Page #21  
re, Halt astounded the audience by revealing something that had been hither 2006 Page #132  
y, the film turns out to be blank, revealing nothing. 38 From an interview  2006 Page #187  
rn, in graphic proportions. Before revealing the many and varied ways in wh 2008 Page #24  
final month of his life. Documents revealing the political events prior to  2009 Page #35  
 damage that will be caused by its revealing. Secrecy can be maintained ind 2009 Page #155  

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y do we believe this? A close look reveals Ramey is holding both his glasse 2004 Page #227  
he Ruppelt Repo,t 011 UFOs clearly reveals the helplessness of mechanistic  2005 Page #95  
rustory of the crashed UFO subject reveals a number of cases that can be co 2005 Page #132  
s where people didn't return. This reveals how his crash retrieval duties w 2006 Page #20  
 service. The MJ-12 Group template reveals the effectiveness of the system  2006 Page #24  
 17 pages of the 1st Annual Report reveals 37 hyphenated verb, adjectives a 2006 Page #105  
Pasechnick defects to the U.K. and reveals Soviet biowarfare program. • 199 2006 Page #108  
ohn E. Boyle of the U.S. Air Force reveals: "In the late 1960s and early 19 2006 Page #132  
 ·. ·i -.. ■ · 1n1emal Navy auciit reveals excessive· . compartmental~lion. 2007 Page #53  
rs, as the following USAF document reveals. Titled Possible MOONDUST, found 2007 Page #139  
 of the witnesses is ignored. This reveals that the Air Force was not inter 2008 Page #17  
Protection of Vital Installations, reveals the following: 20                2008 Page #26  
Woodbridge , Colonel Charles Halt, reveals some extraordinary details conce 2008 Page #32  
f health of the native inhabitants reveals population genetic effects simil 2008 Page #102  
ranslation of the recording device reveals that the vessel contained the en 2008 Page #102  
t to Assassinate John F. Kennedy , reveals that Kennedy was attempting to e 2009 Page #45  

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on;" and the Department of State's revelation that, "the general region has 2004 Page #10  
such equipment The Smith/Sarbacher Revelation Early 1980s Canadian ufologis 2006 Page #26  
re has been a critically important revelation about the Mem01y J\1etal and  2009 Page #91  
I have never forgotten that!" This revelation was another example of why I  2009 Page #93  
ssional, but occasionally some new revelation would come to the surface. On 2009 Page #139  

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f official reactions to Bennewitz' revelations, but a lot of patching up wa 2003 Page #150  
ly, the opening paragraph promises revelations of extreme significance. I h 2004 Page #6  
lf." These are certainly fantastic revelations, but how much can be authent 2004 Page #13  
Union there are equally intriguing revelations. Bryan Gresh, Senior Vice-Pr 2004 Page #15  
ium where he was to make startling revelations. The reason? Death threats a 2004 Page #145  
flock, Karl, 'The Day After Aztec: Revelations from Beyond the Grave" (self 2004 Page #223  
. 16 Pflock, 'The Day After Aztec: Revelations from Beyond the Grave," p. 1 2004 Page #224  
. 34 Pflock, 'The Day After Aztec: Revelations from Beyond the Grave," p. 1 2004 Page #224  
r. \Xlhat ufologically significant revelations await us? What will be our d 2005 Page #85  
osn1e/l contained some eye-opening revelations . The Colonel dintlges how h 2005 Page #167  
 into our society, as triggered by revelations in both leaked documents and 2006 Page #101  
razil ET Case -More Incredible New Revelations Brazilian UFO Magazine # 102 2006 Page #108  
97 4 Coyame, Mexico UFO Crash, New Revelations Ruben Uriarte & Noe Torres . 2007 Page #5  
-thjs-wodd realms, too. The Keyhoe Revelations, 1955: Although the precise  2007 Page #132  
uly 1947. As a result of Kennedy's revelations to Monroe, the CIA took keen 2007 Page #134  
sands of) ears ago." Further 1960s Revelations: The bulk of the reports tha 2007 Page #139  
1974 COYAME, MEXICO UFO CRASH: NEW REVELATIONS ABSTRACT Ruben Uriarte Direc 2007 Page #184  
97 4 Coyame, Mexico UFO Crash, New Revelations Ruben Uriarte & Noe Torres . 2008 Page #5  
Kingman UFO Crash: Updates and New Revelations Nick Redfern ............... 2009 Page #5  
Kingman UFO Crash: Updates and New Revelations By Nick Redfern Copyright 20 2009 Page #48  
 was sickening."' More Stringfield Revelations In a February 1994 report, U 2009 Page #50  
 to learn how to fly a saucer. New Revelations The Serpo Affair That, in es 2009 Page #52  
 after hearing of the Fritz Werner revelations in the 1970s. There is, howe 2009 Page #55  
this short testimony. No doubt her revelations will be condemned by the deb 2009 Page #95  

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rtising for a major portion of its revenues . Direct-to-consumer pharmaceut 2008 Page #141  

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the impetus for changes that would reverberate through human society for de 2006 Page #61  

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 Forest in December 1980, is still reverberating nearly thirty years later  2008 Page #96  

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s described the unusual event that Revered Huffman attended late one early  2003 Page #21  
y • Tsarist Rocket: Did he know? • Revered by Trotsky: Gird09-State of Sovi 2004 Page #153  

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on is paid to the primary witness, Reverend Huffman, and related testimony  2003 Page #21  
n the letter, the granddaughter of Reverend William Huffman, a traveling Ba 2003 Page #21  
aM rto-rnm * The Primary Witnesses Reverend William Huffman, pictured below 2003 Page #22  
 Allen a few weeks after the event.Reverend William Huffman Upon returning  2003 Page #22  
to be Garland D. Fronabarger, gave reverend Huffman a picture of the dead n 2003 Page #23  
t for a crash retrieval event that Reverend Huffman recounts. It is clear f 2003 Page #25  
 a Baptist and logically attending Reverend Huffman's church he was known f 2003 Page #34  
 was a crash event as described by Reverend Huffman's wife to Charlette Man 2003 Page #38  
 this. The daughter of his cousin, Reverend Turner Hamilton Holt, came forw 2003 Page #190  
 DC in 1939. According to what the Reverend told the family his cousin Cord 2003 Page #190  
ate Cordell Hull showed his cousin Reverend Turner Hamilton Holt a craft an 2004 Page #84  

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ion was the instantaneous polarity reversal of all the radar equipment in t 2006 Page #144  
nd caused the destructive polarity reversal were only "a NORAD exercise." B 2006 Page #144  

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 that time to make any progress in reverse engineering neutronic engines, l 2003 Page #161  
e have been clearly attempting to "reverse engineer" these recovered parts  2003 Page #187  
emeyer (based in Baltimore) or the reverse? Especially when Wedemeyer state 2003 Page #208  
inear RNA molecules per yirion and reverse transcriptase (RNA to DNA) Defin 2004 Page #81  
s nucleic acid and uses the enzyme reverse transcriptase to copy its genome 2004 Page #81  
A viruses that utilizes the enzyme reverse transcriptase to reverse copy it 2004 Page #81  
he enzyme reverse transcriptase to reverse copy its genome into a DNA inter 2004 Page #81  
t 30, USA, 1955: artifacts suggest reverse engineering attempts, correlatin 2004 Page #118  
ipment and the clear inference of "reverse engineering" in progress. This d 2004 Page #119  
saucers all these years, let alone reverse engineering them. However, peopl 2004 Page #121  
Korolev Had far reaching vision on reverse engineering 154                  2004 Page #157  
sychology as Academic Discipline • Reverse Engineering-Craft-Sukhoi Design  2004 Page #161  
ering-Craft-Sukhoi Design Bureau • Reverse Engineering-weapons- Sharyshagan 2004 Page #161  
of the Art Lasers • Fiber Optics • Reverse Engineering 159                  2004 Page #162  
rfect facilities and personnel for Reverse Engineering Semipalatinsk • Kurc 2004 Page #163  
on Time Travel • Many Other Things Reverse Engineering USSR • Sukhoi Su-37  2004 Page #164  
ment used to section the craft for reverse engineering analysis. • Extensiv 2004 Page #168  
T. 5. JEHOVAH was a DoD project to reverse engineer the hardware and resear 2004 Page #249  
                    Examination of Reverse Engineering Claims Robert M. Woo 2005 Page #3  
h.D. Copyright 2005 Robert M. Wood REVERSE ENGINEERING UFOs ■ History and p 2005 Page #3  
story and perspective on science ■ Reverse engineering process ■ Lt. Col. ( 2005 Page #3  
ctive ■ Conclusions and next steps REVERSE ENGINEERING -i EXAMPLES FROM HIS 2005 Page #3  
                    Examination of Reverse Engineering Claims HOW WE PROBAB 2005 Page #5  
                    Examination of Reverse Engineering Claims CORSO'S SUMMA 2005 Page #7  
                    Examination of Reverse Engineer ing Claims -5k SECOND H 2005 Page #9  
                    Examination of Reverse Engineering Claims MY SUMMARY: C 2005 Page #11  
~ed: patents in 1959 CONCLUSIONS ■ Reverse engineering was inevitable ■ Lea 2005 Page #12  
is claiming travel or propulsion ■ Reverse engineering began in the early 4 2005 Page #12  
Corso's Claims of Extraterrestrial Reverse Engineering. Submitted for publi 2005 Page #12  
cation. ■ Hamilton, William. 2005. Reverse Engineering. See 3rd Annual Cras 2005 Page #12  
                                   Reverse Engineering and Alien Astronauti 2005 Page #161  
its propulsion with the intent of "reverse engineering" the advanced techno 2005 Page #161  
rld to other worlds in spacecraft. Reverse engineering is predicated on the 2005 Page #161  
ugh communication and negotiation. Reverse engineering of mechanical parts  2005 Page #161  
ur systems of defense. This is why reverse engineering becomes imperative.  2005 Page #162  
gs in the global, political arena. Reverse E11gi11ee1i11g is the process of 2005 Page #162  
t exist today that would engage in reverse engineering are culled from a Li 2005 Page #162  
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se systems may be less amenable to reverse engineering until the time we ma 2005 Page #163  
c discoveries. First, a word about reverse engineering and then we wiJJ exa 2005 Page #163  
 Black World. \X!hat djstinguishes reverse engineering from forward enginee 2005 Page #163  
 a sense most engineering scans as reverse engineering as inventors puzzled 2005 Page #163  
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ether human or aljen. The tales of reverse engineering alien rechnolog) are 2005 Page #163  
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                                   Reverse Engineering and Alien Astronauti 2005 Page #167  
is testimon ) as authentication of reverse engineering . If they are right, 2005 Page #168  
 doesn't negate the possibility of reverse engineering, but it does emphasi 2005 Page #168  
 the claim that he had worked on a reverse engineering project at S-4, a si 2005 Page #168  
t as witnesses to captured UFOs or reverse engineering projects. The case o 2005 Page #168  
 craft, measurements useful to any reverse engineering efforts. The enginee 2005 Page #168  
ang who was suspected of leading a reverse engineering team on alien craft  2005 Page #168  
                              ..LI Reverse Engineering and Alien Astronauti 2005 Page #169  
ects constituted some of the first reverse engineering projects on extrater 2005 Page #170  
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seeing the location, retrieval and reverse engineering of crashed UFOs that 2006 Page #16  
tly of David Baltimore, discovered reverse transcriptase, after having posi 2006 Page #112  
ts - that we are looking at likely reverse engineered technology in the han 2007 Page #55  
as that UFOs had been captured and reverse engineered and we had aJJ thjs t 2007 Page #84  
eed the speed of light, time would reverse -but only to the outside observe 2008 Page #95  
                  Jehovah was the "reverse engineering " project, headed by 2008 Page #110  
erall collection program, and J is reverse engineering ■ Salina was a secre 2008 Page #121  
orts, followed by the evidence for reverse engineering claims as stated by  2009 Page #7  

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nt technology has been gained from reverse-engineered extraterrestrial craf 2005 Page #119  
ut as a physicist. Dan worked on a reverse-engineered craft that had layere 2005 Page #174  

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ns in Nevada that focused upon the reverse-engineering of crashed-and-rec o 2005 Page #45  
earheaded the Arm) 's super secret reverse-engineering project that "seeded 2005 Page #167  

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swell Army Air Field. The military reversed itself within twenty-four hours 2004 Page #134  
y much what happened. The polarity reversed on much of the equipment and I  2006 Page #149  
 kind of U-turn motion and briefly reversed course before dropping again an 2006 Page #184  
r. That is, it briefly flipped and reversed direction before plunging into  2006 Page #190  
force in January 2005) effectively reversed the default position and the pr 2008 Page #62  

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ns in Nevada that focused upon the reverseengineering of crashed-and-recove 2009 Page #51  

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ly designated the mothership M-21 (reversing the digits in the number 12) a 2006 Page #77  
e shut us down. He shut us down by reversing - what appeared to be reversin 2006 Page #147  
by reversing - what appeared to be reversing the polarity of every piece of 2006 Page #147  
king the battery terminals off and reversing them. That's pretty much what  2006 Page #149  

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asis due to their skills, who then revert back to their normal military dut 2006 Page #16  

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istant future.) Matthews, P.: Book Revie,v,jottmcll of O,gono!l!J', 7(2), N 2005 Page #105  

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

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 Eye of Science, The lf!'hole Emth RevieJJJ, No. 52, Fall, 1986. And conver 2005 Page #105  

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The Kecksburg Incident: An Updated Review ................................. 2003 Page #3  
n S. Wood ABSRACT: This paper will review the primary and secondary sources 2003 Page #21  
spect of the case was critical. To review, a few weeks after the event a ph 2003 Page #34  
ain the right area. It will take a review of the historical aerial photogra 2003 Page #37  
nchers Rodeo calf-roping Section 8 Review Researcher's comments How book wa 2003 Page #44  
The Kecksburg Incident: An Updated Review Stan Gordon History "A mysterious 2003 Page #53  
he object was. He told the Tribune Review that the object was not any "hard 2003 Page #53  
cal to those that were in internal review by the Air Force. They include so 2003 Page #178  
 r^ferepces pre-1954) 5J LAS VEGAS REVIEW ARTICLE □ Las Vegas paper describ 2003 Page #182  
may not have had an opportunity to review □ With more minds on the problems 2003 Page #188  
w the role of the president in any review of crashed saucer evidence, becau 2003 Page #189  
 ranch in Austin, Texas. A careful review of the evidence showed some inter 2003 Page #193  
) In that context I was allowed to review the classified second of the Blue 2003 Page #197  
ipt for Wedemeyer Reports book and review its development. Determine if the 2003 Page #209  
e in this respect." I continued to review the article, and was intrigued to 2004 Page #13  
es. First though we should briefly review the known events which constitute 2004 Page #46  
ty with full PRP. Col. Halt should review the regs on posting. I just wish  2004 Page #49  
sued its first annual report as "A Review of the President's Special Panel  2004 Page #80  
 Lundahl The final trail I wish to review related to Wilbert Smith's work i 2004 Page #101  
the classified Blue Book files for review. Marcia Smith worked on the reque 2004 Page #186  
. In that context I was allowed to review the classified sections of the Bl 2004 Page #187  
-12 • Investigation and literature review • The credibility quotient i.e. h 2004 Page #198  
 to the photos as follows: A close review of these photos ... revealed ...t 2004 Page #230  
ine elements. The first is a quick review of the forensically qualified ori 2004 Page #242  
efore removing. Must have Majestic review before visiting blue room facilit 2004 Page #246  
 fire and have kept them safe from review. To allow a review would compromi 2004 Page #248  
 them safe from review. To allow a review would compromise future directors 2004 Page #248  
Secretary of Defense 8. Operations Review: The MJ-12 Project 9. "Unidentifi 2004 Page #248  
e above it has become necessary to review and evaluate duplication of field 2004 Page #251  
ve drafted new directives for your review and consideration. Please evaluat 2004 Page #251  
l political process. It is time to review some of our assumptions. After al 2005 Page #75  
rk University observed in hjs 1973 review of Boadella's book, W'i/he/111 Re 2005 Page #103  
The Bigelow Foundation: Historical Review October 1992 - April 1994 Dr. Ang 2006 Page #3  
ount of evidence. In my lectures I review 5 large scale scientific studies  2006 Page #4  
e as recorded by John G. Fuller. I review the outstanding work by Marjorie  2006 Page #4  
ew Millennium" (Ref.5), and in my "Review of Case Mj-12" also on my website 2006 Page #12  
nistration (NASA). After extensive review of historical records and intervi 2006 Page #87  
reference), dealing with extensive review of all the technology from UFOs t 2006 Page #103  
icant (page 4): (After the Panel's review was initiated, GHC/IPU published  2006 Page #104  
The Bigelow Foundation: Historical Review October 1992 - April 1994 Dr. Ang 2006 Page #196  
ppeared in the Columbia Journalism Review and later in Rolling Stone. Event 2007 Page #12  
                 To see why, let's review the history of the National Enqui 2007 Page #26  
efore removing. Must have Majestic review before visiting blue room facilit 2007 Page #49  
Naval Operations directs wholesale review • of compartmentarization. ·. ·i  2007 Page #53  
ad e flying aucer would do well to review the sighcing made by former i\Ier 2007 Page #109  
Nothing damaging to us. No MJ I.D. Review of our files shows that AQ-4 stil 2007 Page #143  
, permanent retention or a further review. I never authorized the destructi 2008 Page #62  
 this. Whether MoD will need a new review, or will simply rely on Project C 2008 Page #68  
Reference Publishing and Princeton Review,just to name a few. It also owns  2008 Page #143  
 Le::u Letters ■ 1987: The Year in Review ■ The Kno\;Jles Family Encounter  2008 Page #165  
nd influence the future, we should review and understand humankind's new to 2009 Page #19  
n as to make unlikely an objective review of the UFO intelligence system an 2009 Page #24  
e. My talk at this conference will review the case and will include new mat 2009 Page #30  
r since, even though the slightest review of the historical record shows th 2009 Page #30  
ntral Intelligence Agency Subject: Review of MJ-12 Intelligence Operations  2009 Page #37  
rity Memorandum (NSM) concerning a review ofMJ-12 activities that Kennedy h 2009 Page #38  
orandum to Dulles asking him for a review of MJ-12 psychological warfare op 2009 Page #38  
 Security Memorandum requesting a "Review of MJ-12 Intelligence Operations  2009 Page #39  
d that it had "become necessary to review and evaluate duplication of field 2009 Page #39  
s appears to be a reference to the review Dulles was asked to undertake on  2009 Page #39  
r of the file was: "Classification review of all UFO intelligence files aff 2009 Page #41  
like an interim report on the data review 24 no later than February I, 1964 2009 Page #41  
 was implicit in his request for a review of MJ-12 intelligence operations  2009 Page #43  
icplan_majestic.pdf 15 "Operations Review: The MJ-12 Project," available on 2009 Page #46  
1tellites. During the period under review for this book the yea~ 1973 to 19 2009 Page #152  

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 shows the banner of the Las Vegas Review-Journal for January 5, 1951, and  2003 Page #183  

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italization and initials because I reviewed his handwritten notes on about  2003 Page #25  
land of Spitsbergen in mid-1952. I reviewed the CIA's papers for August of  2004 Page #12  
g the file segment on microfilm, I reviewed it and was astounded to find ne 2006 Page #96  
ht after the Crash. ln 2008 when I reviewed all the evidence, I realized th 2008 Page #55  
hat, files on the subject had been reviewed 5 years after closure and might 2008 Page #62  
d have the high threat [UFO] cases reviewed with the purpose of identificat 2009 Page #41  

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Crisman Conspiracy Kenn Thomas One reviewer said of Maury Island UFO, the b 2003 Page #41  
tials. Vernon Bowen copyright? THE REVIEWER KNEW ABOUT THE TWINING REPORT ■ 2007 Page #48  
re people on other planets." ■ One reviewer: "Highly dubious source of info 2007 Page #48  
 ■ Another: "What is DM doing?" 42 REVIEWER CONFIRMS MOON DUST 2:.1(, ■ MOO 2007 Page #48  

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h for this lecture. In addition to reviewing the history of the Maury Islan 2003 Page #41  
e piece of paper on the unit after reviewing almost every box of files from 2003 Page #194  
nd debunber Philip J. Klass, after reviewing reports of the airship, conclu 2004 Page #28  
e other far-flung sightings. After reviewing the airship literature, I coul 2004 Page #28  
f that day? RPIT's Neil Morris was reviewing Stan Friedman's scan of the Ra 2004 Page #231  
t site as de icted below. 11 After reviewing the oral history interviews fo 2006 Page #47  
ntless hours on microfilm machines reviewing spools of film and looking for 2006 Page #94  
r field investigation by carefully reviewing information we received from s 2007 Page #188  
 returned, he would be shot. After reviewing the statements made about the  2008 Page #60  
Archives in the release process by reviewing the files, selecting cases of  2008 Page #61  

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s of an extraterrestrial crash and reviews the authenticity results for eac 2003 Page #21  
f the expected Boeing. The lecture reviews all of this material, the origin 2003 Page #42  
ris and saucer recoveries. It also reviews the photographic evidence, inclu 2003 Page #42  
rance on the grassy knoll. It also reviews Crisman's life-long role as a pe 2003 Page #42  
l basis to provide quick and ready reviews to hard questions regarding Sovi 2009 Page #19  
Studies Project. This presentation reviews testimonies, documents and event 2009 Page #35  

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k and rus findings were especially reviled by uncomprehencling Liberals, co 2005 Page #87  

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ge our view of history and make us revise our plans for the future of both  2006 Page #119  

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o keep the lights in sight. He now revised his original estimate of the imp 2004 Page #34  
 Roswell. Randle and Schmitt later revised their timeline for the incident  2004 Page #137  
Uy established in Ocrober 1974 and revised ro CR 44A in November 1983. The  2007 Page #175  
928 dr. Hermann Oberth published a revised version of a technical study kno 2009 Page #16  
 footnotes and bibliography in the revised draft, but reference should be m 2009 Page #24  
umber 1 to your letter-needs to be revised. I am concerned that this paragr 2009 Page #27  
 onufo.com 43 WITNESS to ROSWELL , Revised edition, 2009, Authors: Thomas J 2009 Page #96  

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 main portion of the artide and my revision, but his reaction should certai 2004 Page #90  

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he part of the Soviet Union? Let's revisit the time period for possible ans 2009 Page #177  

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ott "Aztec crash / retrieval story revisited," MUFON UFO Journal, August 20 2004 Page #223  
ey, "Aztec crash / retrieval story revisited" p. 5; Aztec 1948, Ramsey inte 2004 Page #224  
msey, "Aztec crash retrieval story revisited," pp. 5 — 7. 14 Sarbacher's re 2004 Page #224  
msey, "Aztec crash retrieval story revisited," pp. 4 — 5. 28 Aztec 1948, Ra 2004 Page #224  
mb rack). Over the next 12 years I revisited the site six more times. After 2006 Page #84  
.................. .. Maury Island Revisited Kenn Thomas .................. 2009 Page #5  
                      Maury Island Revisited Kenn Thomas Copyrigh t© 2009 K 2009 Page #29  

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t ■ Going to Area 51 ■ Gulf Breeze Revistecl ■ Gorbach ev -Da.n1:1ge Contro 2008 Page #166  

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mmand at Fort George G. Meade, MD, revived the first story: regarding "the  2005 Page #123  

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h. In 'The S1mc/11re of Scientijic Revo/11/iom, Thomas Kuhn describes how " 2005 Page #117  

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funds, had instigated a successful revolt and seized the Russian government 2008 Page #125  

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ated later, this file survived the Revolution and unexpectedly turned up du 2004 Page #153  
most pivotal sites of the greatest revolution in modern history); and moved 2006 Page #194  
nline. GM: The internet was a reaJ revolution when it became easily avajlab 2007 Page #84  
ravel to Russia at the time of the revolution there was Jacob Schiff, whose 2008 Page #125  
, ::, Kennan, to Russia to promote revolution against the Czar. Schiff;s gr 2008 Page #125  
d] Milner in financing the Russian Revolution.'' Milner, a Gennan-born Brit 2008 Page #125  
d in 1915, helped fund the Russian Revolution. AIC directors represented th 2008 Page #125  
 for the Bolsheviks. The Bolshevik Revolution was financed by some of the w 2008 Page #125  
Redefining Ufology ■ The Abduction Revolution ■ A So-C3.lled UFO Worbng Gro 2008 Page #165  
usion Ufology Explodes ■ Abduction Revolution ■ MJ-12 breaks out ■ Dr. Eric 2008 Page #165  
eas with terrestrial technology. A revolution of ideas, ideas totally lacki 2009 Page #19  
rst forty years of this century, a revolution so great that the vast majori 2009 Page #19  
om the extraterrestrial scientific revolution of ideas sprang consequences  2009 Page #20  
11n and alien workers ■ T umer. ·a revolution has taken place.' A hidden st 2009 Page #152  

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y 's Russia-bound ship loaded with revolutionaries was stopped in Halifax b 2008 Page #125  
d accompanied by about 150 trained revolutionaries. The train passed throug 2008 Page #125  

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, his intention being to marry the revolutionary mission of their already-e 2005 Page #89  
io would be more evolutionary than revolutionary. Government would have the 2006 Page #60  
astly more important than the once revolutionary idea that our earth is not 2009 Page #20  
g of free energy applications to a revolutionary mode of transportation? Th 2009 Page #20  
 group called the Cuban Democratic Revolutionary Front. The propaganda arm  2009 Page #33  
day brought with it new reports of revolutionary reforms and all manner of  2009 Page #137  

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far, it's a surprise. We expect to revolutionize travel and transportation. 2004 Page #32  
edly alien bodies" • "The chip ... revolutionize the world ... space travel 2005 Page #8  
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entateuch. Obviously , che idea of revolutionizing incernacional law co c.h 2008 Page #112  

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nd 1 The St111ct11re of Scient{/ic Revolutions , Thomas S. Kuhn, University 2005 Page #117  
hnology could bring about multiple revolutions in science: interstellar tra 2006 Page #60  

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ge jets along the side; the center revolved when the object hovered and the 2006 Page #179  

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s briefcase, there was the biggest revolver I had ever seen. "Does it make  2006 Page #204  

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aced a permanent hostile threat. A revolving door now existed between the m 2007 Page #11  

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 the vessels left the area at full revs and shortly afterwards he was retur 2004 Page #44  

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   - • Met with Di~h distributor : Rew.ird Offered •Met rental agencies to  2009 Page #193  

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Marcel had—for pure!* pxchido~tcal reward* —related hi* talc tn hi* tn* nd* 2003 Page #132  
to take up the issue of UFOs. As a reward, he was debunked and made persona 2004 Page #146  
t week. Knowledge is often its own reward and anyone who takes tl1e time to 2005 Page #104  

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thing, the biggest thing, the most rewarding words I've ever had said in my 2009 Page #93  

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Maeaa qsbS, laaiero la ymitiaso of rewpeowihfllt y ym will gSssf that ym ar 2003 Page #223  

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f Entries, Alterations, Additions, Rewritings, Ink Dating and Paper, Typewr 2004 Page #250  

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rch Experimental Station. In 2001, Rex Leonard was manager of The Outlaw Ba 2005 Page #69  
right to be a bartender. Bart told Rex about a haunting memory he had from  2005 Page #69  
s 90-year-old Ladd Davies. He told Rex Leonard that once "long ago" while L 2005 Page #70  

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andom House, Ballantine Books, Del Rey, Fawcett, Bantam, Delacorte Press, D 2008 Page #143  

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 Crash Retrieval Conference Robbie Reynolds Hanson said, "They're still try 2004 Page #29  
Rhodes, Denise Sparks, and Camille Reynolds. The Master Table of Reports Th 2004 Page #110  
-Gordon Gray, an heir to the R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company fortune, was as 2008 Page #133  
g Disks where: Special Agent (S.W. Reynolds) of the Liaison Section, while  2009 Page #178  
periment of the Army or Navy. Mr. (Reynolds) was very much surprised when C 2009 Page #178  

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n!! -tl'-There Is one clue ir: the re· mch " ,;atc!litc ol th cartb. rcall' 2009 Page #182  

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ith Snodgrass saicl only: ·''First re• the a ton1 bomb r ncl \vas not n: po 2009 Page #181  

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nspecified frequency of a "Class C RF signal." On the radio, I asked for re 2003 Page #110  
ack away from the direction of the RF signal when it was tuned to about 7MH 2003 Page #111  
7 MHz, the same as the stimulating RF signal. Nuclear magnetic resonance oc 2003 Page #111  
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11 "i\ \ "RO ACE"' SP,\l)E SK\PE I RF\\" ::.~O• kph. ( I .~C mph I AT I (IO 2007 Page #112  

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me %.11 As4 1AALTIA P. SI AGGOVAS .rfedAt trArTri7A7;, "rAIT: • r Wm's, 7.4 2004 Page #203  

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ICIRITILS UPCIAT SATYLLITS I.CW IN rfouVIA PT ete4 tOlay that as of Play •  2004 Page #20  

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 Sands. Is this a cover for UFOs 9 RG 341, E174, B148 www majest.cdocuments 2003 Page #157  
rdo Special Range or White Sands." RG 341, Entry 174, Box 146, classified S 2003 Page #158  

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Record Administration photography, RG145, Can 1850, image TV-4B- 49, 50, 10 2003 Page #39  

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ebar November 14-16.2003Reference, RG330, JCS-JOIA Box 35 1946-52 Same appr 2003 Page #159  

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 Brig. Gen Garland, ATIC • Source: RG341, E284, Box 127 • “To insure that w 2003 Page #162  
1947, Young to R&D Board - Secret, RG341. E-174, Box 143 • 20 Jun 1951. Twi 2003 Page #165  
ing to DCS/Development, Top Secret RG341, E161, Box1 • LOC - Manuscript Ram 2003 Page #165  

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ERY, VERY ALARMING. TREY SAID TEAT rglY mon THERE ALMOST A FORTNIGHT AFTER  2004 Page #24  

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OCUl'c~ENT IS TOP SECRETi!,l J~~ 1.rgR, ClSSE~.,. FOR VS "EYES ONL ,.". EXE 2007 Page #45  

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11.H111hHt,•1·,t pn,t•nnrl ,, fli• rh I 1!'1td,li-11 .u1d 1, punhh.1hh· It\ 2005 Page #127  
h an ADP stamp and number 20F123-1 RH would come from the right-hand side o 2006 Page #84  
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hi\ \\0rtl o,rr 2000 ~r:an ::a::o. rh1.5 ,,ord. -urhr-olog~ -com(."1 from I 2005 Page #107  

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r.nt ht I~ ch1d cnc1nrrr or nation rh11t !irn Ic11rns ttl plot rhtjlhe moti 2009 Page #183  

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rmon Mesa -with Space Captain Aura Rhanes, a supposed citizen of the planet 2009 Page #54  
ncounters with the shapely Captain Rhanes come across like a cross between  2009 Page #54  
nxious to see his gorgeous Captain Rhanes again, Bethurum fired into the ai 2009 Page #54  
act them at any time. Sure enough, Rhanes and her crew were quickly on the  2009 Page #54  
eeting -and yet, it certainly was. Rhanes escorted Bethurum out of the sauc 2009 Page #55  

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d wlll1 n •OTt On • llmitec. ~ale, Rhd ncded: Snod;;.nis:. Mld lt w~s no~ c 2009 Page #182  

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all part and parcel of the life of rhe woman who loved to be 10\ ed. Monroe 2007 Page #137  
e 10\ ed. Monroe would also become rhe subject of FBI files that, col.lecti 2007 Page #137  
that month. 1 f the idea of one of rhe America's most well-known and glamor 2007 Page #137  
nore an) trung of a Soviet nature, rhe FBI swung into action, and the frant 2007 Page #137  
. Nevertheless, it was conceded by rhe panel that: " ... we cannot rule out 2007 Page #143  
ndence with official institutions, rhe dreaded word UFO was ah,ays a,·oided 2007 Page #197  
 VaJJey, when he observed a UFO on rhe rught of Nov. 15'\ at about 11 :30 P 2007 Page #200  
ation contained in these papers is rhe copyrighted material of the author.  2008 Page #3  

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eavy metals such as gold, uranium, rhenium, platinum, tungsten, osmium, etc 2006 Page #7  

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he social, political, economic and rheological implications of disclosin g  2007 Page #59  

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es in the 1930s with much the same rhetoric. n Aztec 1948, Redfern intervie 2004 Page #224  

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nt.-- who can you trust? (Merely a rhetorical question.) Apparently the mil 2006 Page #173  

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order. One researcher stood up and rhetorically asked "Where did you get al 2003 Page #146  

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             In Tavernes Province, rhjs photograph was taken at 11 :30 PM b 2007 Page #156  

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er than the states of Delaware and Rhode Island combined. In its vicinity:  2005 Page #125  

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later, I received a call from Dock Rhodes, a former D Flight L.E. (Law Enfo 2004 Page #56  
ell, and by his daughters Collette Rhodes, Denise Sparks, and Camille Reyno 2004 Page #110  

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was the primary force behind Cecil Rhodes' Round Tables, a predecessor of t 2008 Page #125  

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la Finlayson, a resident of nearby Rhome who cared for the cemetery in the  2004 Page #30  

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ns was Lawrence Smith owner of the Rhonda D and the other Captain was Bradf 2004 Page #38  

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cru ~d ow clicnl~ ltft .ind 11.uud rhrir o• n -c-txiac &J';'w dq;,n~ q,m -: 2009 Page #198  

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nation rh11t !irn Ic11rns ttl plot rhtjlhe motion f)icturt ,ound di..-hioni 2009 Page #183  

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the sea in the area of the town of Rhyl, or possibly in the Dee Estuary. (5 2006 Page #120  

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roads that wind through them. With ri8es and ,holguns leaning against their 2007 Page #145  

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p:::ne:n:. agreQ ~:i.t :t u o! ! ~ ri=ilu-obj~ onr tb.r. moun- lrtmudou.- i 2009 Page #163  

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af effwetlvw naaawr aa la airing t—ria CMaeee srccc^csy gz3 pa a rife A far 2003 Page #226  
ility that a race of e~:cracerres::ria:.. peop:..e more advanced t.echnolog 2008 Page #113  

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 a tahbn.l that ovrrw helming that riar.it I’arth i* biing xi.itid tn inlcl 2003 Page #132  

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eed a terror.. curter, ihviong the riarii,,ai were tlyrop %surer, aorta Ott 2006 Page #30  

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ivity — is the existence of a blue ribbon panel of military and scientific  2004 Page #242  
used to differentiate the style of ribbon that was used to create the docum 2004 Page #250  
 diplomacy, no loss ■ Commendation Ribbon, 45-46, Rome Intel. ■ Oak Leaf Cl 2005 Page #8  
-53 N. Korea Intel. ■ Commendation Ribbon, 57-59, AJAX safety ■ Citation, 5 2005 Page #8  
---------- . --- SPECKIN RESULTS ■ Ribbon type consistent with era ■ Pencil 2007 Page #46  
 the Asiatic-Pacific Area Campaign ribbon for the work he did on anti-subma 2009 Page #164  

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uares, circles and one long, thing ribbon-like piece. Figure 1. Aluminum pi 2003 Page #97  

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ges are consistent with typewriter ribbons that were commercially available 2004 Page #250  
r work hours, including typewriter ribbons. Bear in mind that when June per 2009 Page #89  

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hole easlehli4 Washington, DC 2002 ribelliasimititon post F-16s Pursue Unkn 2006 Page #28  

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Carlos and Ricardo V:ilchez, Costa Rica's foremost ufologists (whom 1 also  2007 Page #199  

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 UFO crash incidents in the Puerto Rican jungle and accounts of Chupacabra  2003 Page #81  

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 to him by the brothers Carlos and Ricardo V:ilchez, Costa Rica's foremost  2007 Page #199  

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ording to McCandlish, a science \\ ricer, his friend Brad Sorensen was atte 2005 Page #83  

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 is based, that it is "information rich to the point of saturation." Detail 2003 Page #41  
ligence activity. The area is also rich in myth, legend, and alleged parano 2004 Page #48  
ental issues. SLIDE #25: Linda and Rich with mutilated steer, WaIsenberg, C 2004 Page #76  
r head of Lockheed Skunbvorks, Ben Rich. Skunhvorks, of course, was and rem 2005 Page #80  
ations in the world. In JuJy 1985, Rich wrote a handwritten note in repl) t 2005 Page #80  
stor Corporation. Andrews wrote to Rich, "The topic is UFO. l 'believe' the 2005 Page #80  
ow, it could very well be that Ben Rich truly was expressing onJy belief, n 2005 Page #80  
Private letter dated 10 July 1986; Rich, Ben. Private letter dated 21 July  2005 Page #80  
ions of Disclosure occupied by Ben Rich. He clearly was familiar with Sarba 2005 Page #81  
t as point-blank as cou.ld be, but Rich did nor back away. The reference to 2005 Page #81  
ebie"? Eight years later, in 1993, Rich spoke at the UCLA School of Enginee 2005 Page #81  
ive (and MUFON member) Jan Harzan, Rich gave a fairly standard history of S 2005 Page #81  
 Harzan, stayed behind. They asked Rich if he would expand on his statement 2005 Page #81  
ok, The H1111t for Zero Point, Ben Rich once told him of a place where idea 2005 Page #81  
y, statements from people like Ben Rich, Barry Goldwater, Edgar Mitchell, o 2005 Page #81  
oped after years of study. CEO Ben Rich, the handpicked successor of Skunk  2005 Page #174  
9 Stealth Interceptor . 172 Before Rich died of cancer, he confirmed : 1. T 2005 Page #174  
ference in Los Angeles, Dr. Ben R. Rich stated to the future Section Direct 2005 Page #175  
ftware compani es. The late Ben R. Rich, a UCLA School of Engineering alumn 2005 Page #175  
elevant papers have been round Ben Rich of Lockheed Skunkworks As reoorteci 2006 Page #27  
the 2005 Crash Conference. I asked Rich Dolan if he was aware of other pote 2006 Page #44  
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 has been found. Officer in Charge Rich Rogala later tells the local daily  2006 Page #185  
he Bellingham Coast Guard Station, Rich Rogala, will eventually conclude th 2006 Page #185  
 the word "reich" means wealthy or rich. So it is no stretch of the languag 2008 Page #124  
rship resides with the Mohns. Hein.rich Mohn, chief of Bertelsmann house fr 2008 Page #144  

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aviation and aerospace communit y. Rich's reply was relatively short, and s 2005 Page #80  

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ondition is continuing to improve. Richard Dolan notes in UFOs and the Nati 2003 Page #91  
s rcspousise to your request". CoL Richard Weaser I SAF. Ltr. XII/94 131    2003 Page #135  
sed him off to AFOSI Special Agent Richard Doty. Carefully describing what  2003 Page #145  
some of the words of Special Agent Richard Doty and other Air Force people  2003 Page #148  
 the Office of Emergency Planning. Richard Nixon The only Nixon story I wis 2003 Page #194  
 with an AFOSI Special Agent named Richard Doty. Agent Doty showed me an al 2004 Page #69  
FB, Ohio, USA 1 1 1 1 0 Researcher Richard Hall III, 27-30 UFO struck at hi 2004 Page #111  
w Mexico, USA 1 1 1 1 0 Researcher Richard Hall III, 25-26 UFO unharmed, un 2004 Page #112  
0 1970 Mexico 1 1 1 1 0 Researcher Richard W. Heiden III, 34 Ike said he sa 2004 Page #113  
 Jersey, USA 1 1 1 1 0 Researchers Richard Hall and Bruce Maccabee III, 9-1 2004 Page #114  
all started with the Presidency of Richard Nixon. In 1973, military officia 2004 Page #178  
r was that this plan was set up by Richard Nixon and that it was sidetracke 2004 Page #180  
 Holloman film was orchestrated by Richard Nixon. Nixon will probably alway 2004 Page #180  
is finally revealed to the public, Richard Nixon will be a key player in th 2004 Page #180  
 the 1972 re-election campaign for Richard Nixon even — though he confessed 2004 Page #181  
e to talk to you." That person was Richard 186                              2004 Page #189  
s person's real name. Neither will Richard Doty or anyone else. This guy (F 2004 Page #190  
ecial Investigations Special Agent Richard Doty. At the time of her contact 2004 Page #193  
ash in her April 1983 meeting with Richard Doty. A few years later she rece 2004 Page #195  
 This was an offer made to you. Is Richard Doty making you this offer? No i 2004 Page #195  
ase film was part of the briefing. Richard Nixon almost certainly seemed to 2004 Page #197  
 ln a letter dated March 23, 1979, Richard Hall, then-editor of the MUFON U 2005 Page #42  
vestigators lead by a now deceased Richard Miller, formerly with the U. S.  2005 Page #59  
ore going into a high-speed dive.] Richard :Miller told Steve Jones that Ma 2005 Page #65  
ologial Implications of Disclosure Richard M. Dolan Copyright 2005 Richord  2005 Page #73  
xample being described as 1 Dolan, Richard M., UFOs a11d the Natio11al Sect 2005 Page #73  
978. This was also investigated by Richard HaU and Air Force Major George F 2005 Page #78  
ere were small exhibits 11 Sauder, Richard. U11derg,ro1111d Bases a11d T111 2005 Page #83  
 replied to veteran UFO researcher Richard Hall's Freedom of Information Ac 2005 Page #123  
 authenticity of SOM 1-01, such as Richard HaU, a former congressional aide 2005 Page #130  
t the conference: Stephen Bassett, Richard M. Dolan, Stanton T. Friedman, F 2006 Page #2  
 of Leaks and Structure of Secrecy Richard M. Dolan 22 Defying Gravity: The 2006 Page #3  
on. It is interesting that Colonel Richard Weaver, author of the grossly mi 2006 Page #13  
RI. Autographed 5. Weaver, Colonel Richard L. "The Roswell Report: Fact vs. 2006 Page #13  
Leaks and the Structure of Secrecy Richard M. Dolan Copyright 2006 Richard  2006 Page #25  
cy Richard M. Dolan Copyright 2006 Richard M. Dolan UFO Crash Retrievals: H 2006 Page #25  
Leaks and the Structure of Secrecy Richard Dolan 41 Arnual Crash Remo,' Con 2006 Page #25  
 Researched by Len Stringfield and Richard Hall who Interview key ,Mtness n 2006 Page #29  
later, F-117A Flight Test director Richard Abrams repeated the story to the 2006 Page #85  
Profiles of the Future, 1961 3 Sir Richard Wooley, British Astronomer Royal 2006 Page #101  
 boat. The report is radioed in by Richard Dale Hartman, who captains the F 2006 Page #184  
 record of a return call. 4:42 AM: Richard Dale Hartman, the Master of the  2006 Page #185  
experience divers, John Walker and Richard Burke. Together, they charter a  2006 Page #187  
t's not rock and it's not wood."39 Richard Burke dives next. He reports sta 2006 Page #187  
ON (the Mutual UFO Network), diver Richard Burke is reportedly willing to u 2006 Page #188  
 recovery mission, John Walker and Richard Burke, claim to have observed an 2006 Page #190  
ange substance was j'ound covering Richard Burke's diving boots. • Question 2006 Page #190  
y. No, most likely John Walker and Richard Burke located and stood upon a s 2006 Page #191  
e object simply floated away. When Richard Burke stood on the object, could 2006 Page #192  
ming sound or vibration that diver Richard Burke sensed? Might that again p 2006 Page #192  
anton D. Friedman, Brian L. Weiss, Richard F. Haines, George Knapp, Don Ber 2006 Page #203  
rliner, Walt Andrus, Yvonne Smith, Richard C. Hoagland, Raymond Fowler, Ray 2006 Page #203  
t the conference: Stephen Bassett, Richard i\L Dolan, Ka11 n Dolan, Cameron 2007 Page #3  
gram to Replicate Alien Technology Richard M. Dolan ....................... 2007 Page #5  
gram to Replicate Alien Technology Richard M. Dolan Copyright 2007 R1chord  2007 Page #50  
ran1 to Replic~tc Alien Technology Richard M. Dollln 2007 The Secrecy Icebe 2007 Page #50  
the 1"\Tatio11al Sec111i!J1 State, Richard iv[. Dolan, Keyhole! Publishing  2007 Page #77  
This design team was headed b) Dr. Richard M.iethe, who worked for the Bi\l 2007 Page #111  
-flights in the United States. Dr. Richard Miethe was sent to Fort Bliss, a 2007 Page #111  
t the conference: Stephen Bassett, Richard i'vl. Dolan, Dr. Kevin Randle, D 2008 Page #3  
ecurity State Volume 11-1973 -1991 Richard Dolan .......................... 2008 Page #5  
is and the Russian space program . Richard C. Hoagland, a former science ad 2008 Page #134  
secretary of state under President Richard Nixon to help further the aims o 2008 Page #138  
 Webster Tarpley, future President Richard M. Nixon became Allen Dulles' mo 2008 Page #141  
 the arrival of George W. Bush and Richard B. Cheney, although its roots fi 2008 Page #142  
ecruity State, Volume II 1973-1991 Richard M. Dolan © 2008 by Richard M. Do 2008 Page #157  
73-1991 Richard M. Dolan © 2008 by Richard M. Dolan Overview of the Book ■  2008 Page #157  
he Manzano Story ■ Paul Bennewitz, Richard Doty, and William Moore ■ Cash-L 2008 Page #162  
Os and the National Security State Richard Dolan .......................... 2009 Page #5  
                                   Richard Hall, Truman Weaver and More In  2009 Page #50  
ch 23, 1979, the recently-deceased Richard Hall, then-editor of the MU FON  2009 Page #50  
ual UFO Network, 1978. Letter from Richard Hall to Leonard Stringfield, Mar 2009 Page #56  
Secruity State, Volume 111973-1991 Richard M. Dolan Table of Contents l. Gl 2009 Page #141  
ogy E .. 1: Global Stran © 2008 by Richard M. Dolon Themes ■UFO Sight:ng:;  2009 Page #141  
The Manzano Story ■Paul Benoewitz, Richard Doty, and Willi.am Moore 4: The  2009 Page #145  

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ome? To what extent is our society richer, the way that Harry Truman and Va 2003 Page #187  

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 the explorat ion of their natural riches, with a continuous interchange of 2008 Page #112  

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as financed by some of the world's richest and most powerful men. It appear 2008 Page #125  

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      Majic Eyes Only Symposium in Richmond Virginia, he spoke on "A Hypoth 2005 Page #127  
ey were going too fast." - Dennis, Richmond USAF Station, Miami, Florida Ba 2006 Page #139  
was in the 644th Radar Squadron at Richmond Air Force Station ten miles sou 2006 Page #143  
 March 1967, 644th Radar Squadron, Richmond Air Force Station (about 10 mil 2006 Page #144  
the phone with Bill because we (in Richmond) had a direct line to Key West  2006 Page #148  
ally advised by Army Intelligence, Richmond, that thy have been put on imme 2006 Page #174  
curity by telling the FBI agent in Richmond! (Bad boy! Bad boy. What had ha 2006 Page #174  

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re Richard M. Dolan Copyright 2005 Richord M. Dolan The Reality of "Them" \ 2005 Page #73  

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th tremor between 3.5 and 4 on the Richter scale. In response to questions  2006 Page #120  

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e Georgi Markov in London, using a Ricin pellet and attempt to assassinate  2006 Page #107  

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cident One of the "Granby" divers, Rick Wood, remarked to me that "We didn' 2004 Page #42  
wer operator that night was either Rick Bobo or Dennis Karnatz. Hey informe 2004 Page #55  

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h as Jesse Marcel Senior and Lewis Rickett, who was Sheridan Cavitt's immed 2004 Page #142  
counter-intelligence officer Lewis Rickett is coherent, definite and credib 2004 Page #143  
Intelligence Corps operative Lewis Rickett stated that La Paz was directly  2009 Page #9  

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hington (Joe Wirth), the word from Rickett's confidant was that they still  2004 Page #143  

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........................ 69 Puerto Rico UFO Crashes ....................... 2003 Page #3  
                            Puerto Rico UFO Crashes Jonathan Downes Jonatha 2003 Page #81  
month expedition he made to Puerto Rico with a British TV crew in search of 2003 Page #81  
red to haunt the forests of Puerto Rico. Downes will be discussing informat 2003 Page #81  
al Conference — traveled to Puerto Rico with a team from the Sci-Fi Channel 2004 Page #16  
l Object, LaPaz, Bolivia 5. Puerto Rico Forest 6. Jeep 7. Ishmael 8. Norka  2004 Page #17  
round installations 75 1984 Puerto Rico 0 1 1 1 0 Researchers Barry Greenwo 2004 Page #114  
 1997, in Laguna Cartagena, Puerto Rico, calls flooded in from all over the 2007 Page #130  

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COTT ASKED HIM WRAP EX TmouGHT HAD RICXN GOING ow. among RECORDING MAL WE H 2004 Page #24  

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ate the story. However , they were riddJed with errors and the case quickly 2005 Page #134  

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t 9:10 o'clock, while drilling the Riddle Rifles, discovered that mysteriou 2004 Page #32  
tic group dedicated to solving the riddle of Roswell: Debbie Stock, a profe 2004 Page #227  
en searching for the answer to the riddle of gra\-it)'. He said that he had 2005 Page #173  
m the US edition of his 1950 book, Riddle of The Flying Saucers, thereby se 2009 Page #30  
:=:.--:.:.=;- 5r~t S-1:Ci~S-+ X-15 Riddle 1-. ,.,.:. OJ«r.:. re o::sJ.ti:e" 2009 Page #123  

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trieval Conference True science is riddled with such "whys" and "what ifs." 2006 Page #193  
 the belief that the Government is riddled with incompetence and couldn't p 2009 Page #155  

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oes not permit us to solve all the riddles, I am confident that these remai 2004 Page #13  
rested in investigation or solving riddles. They were interested in clearin 2008 Page #17  

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been a neighbor's son who liked to ride the range with Mac, named Dee Proct 2004 Page #143  
nster story in an article, "Did it Ride A Meteor - Boys Spot Appalling Crea 2006 Page #95  

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od & Wood Enterprises) 14004 Quail Ridge Drive, Broomfield, CO 80020, rswoo 2003 Page #2  
 amount of residue consisting of a ridge about 2-microns thick, formed only 2003 Page #115  
ood & Wood Enterprises 14004 Quail Ridge Drive, Broomfield, CO 80020 Websit 2004 Page #2  
ould see that the gouge ran into a ridge and then stopped. W/e could see th 2005 Page #155  
ood & Wood Enterprises 14004 Quail Ridge Drive, Broomfield, CO 80020 Websit 2006 Page #2  
hem, they turned and bolted over a ridge and disappeared. He followed, but  2006 Page #44  
ee red lights disappeared behind a ridge. Hoyt saw a bright flash, followed 2006 Page #71  
the restricted airspace of the Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) and con 2006 Page #97  
oward this facility located in Oak Ridge, Tennessee. It landed in the small 2006 Page #97  
d & \X/ood Enterprises 14004 Quail Ridge Drive, Broomfield, CO 80020 \X/ebs 2007 Page #3  
, in the background is a long flat ridge on the horizon south of the Manzan 2007 Page #162  
 & \.'load Enterprises 14004 Quail Ridge Drive, Broomfield, CO 80020 \X'ebs 2008 Page #3  
absurd conclusion. Invasion at Oak Ridge Spread out along broad valleys cut 2008 Page #27  
of the Appalachian Mountains , Oak Ridge seems an unlikely setting for even 2008 Page #27  
e swatch of land between Black Oak Ridge to the north and the Clinch River  2008 Page #27  
eers, and workers swarmed into Oak Ridge to build and operate three huge fa 2008 Page #27  
sher in the atomic age. Today, Oak Ridge has evolved from a "war emergency  2008 Page #27  
hen secret, atomic research at Oak Ridge was in full-swing, the installatio 2008 Page #27  
 directly over [emphasis mine] Oak Ridge. AEC Security Division Chief at Oa 2008 Page #28  
AEC Security Division Chief at Oak Ridge checked with Smyrna Air Base, Nash 2008 Page #28  
xville in general direction of Oak Ridge, moving in circular motion but in  2008 Page #28  
in opposite directions . 9 And Oak Ridge continued to be a target for the m 2008 Page #28  
known objects tracked over the Oak Ridge installation at I I :25 p.m. on 12 2008 Page #28  
 Atomic Energy installation at Oak Ridge ... operators are experienced reli 2008 Page #28  
nt thoughts and conclusions of Oak Ridge personnel with respect to the UFO  2008 Page #28  
 of the Security Division, AEC Oak Ridge; Security Branch, NEPA [Nuclear En 2008 Page #28  
of Aircraft project] Division, Oak Ridge; AEC Security Patrol, Oak Ridge; F 2008 Page #28  
ak Ridge; AEC Security Patrol, Oak Ridge; FBI Knoxville; Air Force Radar an 2008 Page #28  
          OBJECTS SIGHTED OVER OAK RIDGE, TENNESSEE; however , the possibil 2008 Page #29  
 security: namely, Los Alamos, Oak Ridge, and RAF Bentwaters and Woodbridge 2008 Page #37  
Memorandum , 31 January 1949 7 Oak Ridge National Laboratory , Histo,y, www 2008 Page #38  
ood & Wood Enterprises 14004 Quail Ridge Drive, Broomfield , CO 80020 \X'eb 2009 Page #3  
Soviet agents have infiltrated Oak Ridge atomic facility June 13, 1947 -Con 2009 Page #156  

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rgy installation-in this case, Oak Ridge-whose work was vital to the defens 2008 Page #29  

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ds forensic rendition. The cranium ridgeline is described in the Manual as  2003 Page #173  

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ern Nebraska . They park mostly on ridges or hilltops, where they can ,can  2007 Page #145  

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. But through official secrecy and ridicule, many citizens are led to belie 2003 Page #10  
e public, standing up to those who ridicule them. Many of these witnesses w 2003 Page #57  
, and has already experienced some ridicule from people even close to him.  2003 Page #68  
ed a number of questions trying to ridicule the story, but when Armen stuck 2004 Page #99  
nment effort or simply the fear of ridicule and embarrassment, will force c 2004 Page #253  
government 's policy of denial and ridicule imposed on the American public  2005 Page #118  
heir very existence while inciting ridicule against an}one who would claim  2005 Page #119  
ar among witnesses of penalties or ridicule, th.is is work that rema.ins co 2005 Page #131  
 had already been the butt of much ridicule. He currently held a job at a l 2005 Page #165  
 and "through official secrecy and ridicule, many citizens are led to belie 2008 Page #131  
bout it because we didn't want the ridicule and the other B. S. that was go 2009 Page #85  

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and why those experiences are then ridiculed , ignored and dismissed. More  2008 Page #42  

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 The CIA and USAF spent many years ridiculing and downplaying the phenomeno 2003 Page #141  

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n it as fiction because it was too ridiculous. They tried to make me believ 2004 Page #194  
n of Jesus Christ and all sorts of ridiculous 191                           2004 Page #194  
at were responsible for all of the ridiculous science fiction stories of "a 2007 Page #115  
 the phone saying "this is totally ridiculous for a forest fire, they shut  2007 Page #126  
roughout. For example, it would be ridiculous to base an estimate of the re 2009 Page #155  
 bomb obsolete and that this was a ridiculous assertion. Leech was the Acti 2009 Page #168  

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bits and pieces of the stuff while riding the range, years after the army h 2004 Page #143  
hat once "long ago" while Ladd was riding at sunup, he saw "a UFO not more  2005 Page #70  
h darkened windows. After hours of riding through the desert on a generally 2005 Page #165  
s, people got around by walking or riding their bikes and dirt roads and co 2006 Page #92  
 closed up. Then, I remember going riding on 118                            2007 Page #124  

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t life has touched our planet. How ridjculous! So say the keepers of conven 2005 Page #117  

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Government ■ Abductio n Debate ■ T.rie Hudson V:illey Objects ■ Sightings.  2008 Page #163  

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ance 0 1 0 1 0 Researchers Olivier Rieffel & Jean Sider V, 6-7 UFO crashed; 2004 Page #113  

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go . Zonton Hfoet I0I ne, foo — to ries in est Qsaidec14 wags rn the .11ess 2006 Page #35  

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ng t—ria CMaeee srccc^csy gz3 pa a rife A farther that eogp aid which any b 2003 Page #226  
 UFO technology. UFO literature is rife with accounts of UFO experiences wh 2005 Page #119  
icted access. The interne would be rife with rumors and conspiracy theories 2006 Page #58  
d go off air. The intemet would be rife with rumor and conspiracy, but woul 2006 Page #62  
une 14, 194 7, the newspapers were rife with speculation. The Charleston Da 2009 Page #157  

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 toting a pistol on his hip, and a rifle in his right hand. Because of the  2003 Page #144  

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s military vehicles, soldiers with rifles, and other people at the site. 56 2003 Page #60  
the area. The soldiers aimed their rifles at the people and the observers s 2003 Page #61  
 military personnel actually aimed rifles at them in an effort to make them 2003 Page #66  
a single line formation with their rifles all at hip level and they were ad 2003 Page #71  
o'clock, while drilling the Riddle Rifles, discovered that mysterious flyin 2004 Page #32  
 from China ■ Native Americans got rifles from settlers ■ Soviets copied th 2005 Page #3  

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personic speed. The original Brown rig produced 30 fps on a voltage of arou 2005 Page #171  
:~ iii i _·r;;DAILY lf'.11£Dl Serv,rig Coa\toi \:1c1t,ur.c;tcn - -. . : • • 2008 Page #41  

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r anencion to the story of one Don Riggs, whose father \Vorked in a civilia 2007 Page #138  
e in the late 1970s. Accordin g to Riggs, just before his death in the 1990 2007 Page #138  
rson fur Force Base, Dayton, Ohio. Riggs adds that rus father told rum that 2007 Page #138  
 Ararat Anomaly in the late 1960s. Riggs states that hjs father had discuss 2007 Page #138  
ike an ark would be made of," says Riggs. Riggs goes on to say that the pho 2007 Page #138  
ark would be made of," says Riggs. Riggs goes on to say that the photograph 2007 Page #138  
ace on-foot to check it out." says Riggs. Significantly, however, he mainta 2007 Page #138  
nitiated that saw a "team" of what Riggs describes as "Delta-Force-type guy 2007 Page #138  
who "found their way to the site." Riggs says that his father was given acc 2007 Page #138  
                                   Riggs elaborates and says: "This is what 2007 Page #139  
I can only go on that." With that, Riggs says that a lengthy report was fil 2007 Page #139  
 Sa) s was cal.led the Moon Dust." Riggs claims that his father did nor kno 2007 Page #139  
ig, old, wooden boar." ReporredJy, Riggs divulges, the documentation "had i 2007 Page #139  
 i\[oon Duse stamp -on each page." Riggs concludes "There was no hisrory of 2007 Page #139  

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ct Moon Dust -an organizacion that Riggs' father was not previousl y aware  2007 Page #138  

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ation, they would have an absolute righc to be recognized as independent an 2008 Page #112  
at co the earth, we would have the righc to legitimate defense , but only i 2008 Page #112  

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 leap. “I had a job to do, whether right or wrong, to keep the public from  2003 Page #11  
vor Louisiana, because this is the right mailing format for the time - La.; 2003 Page #25  
esidence out highway 61, again the right area. It will take a review of the 2003 Page #37  
Augustin crash and one other crash right down south In Mexico. There were t 2003 Page #43  
ss light than I need, one with the right amount of light, and one with more 2003 Page #45  
 a trench as it came to rest. Yet, right next to the location was a dry was 2003 Page #63  
ct, a hatch opened that swung from right to left, at the front of the objec 2003 Page #69  
nuine emergency, the people have a right to an explanation. ... If there is 2003 Page #87  
 left, the dark side is up. On the right, the silver side is up. 98         2003 Page #102  
 left, the dark side is up; on the right, the silver side is up. An inch di 2003 Page #103  
he silver side of the other on the right, both next to a quarter coin that  2003 Page #103  
ligence Agency (DIA) if it was all right to work with me on the Bi/Mg. Tayl 2003 Page #110  
e early 1980s, the conditions were right to carry it out. The Cold War was  2003 Page #141  
tol on his hip, and a rifle in his right hand. Because of the tension in th 2003 Page #144  
t least one of his warning fingers right at this facility, even though he h 2003 Page #149  
itz were monitoring were literally right in front of him both at work and h 2003 Page #150  
or Paperclip related Corner typing right mo/eshcdocuments com JAnother Cras 2003 Page #159  
l Slips Everywhere • Linked to the right UFO people at the right UFO Crash  2003 Page #167  
ked to the right UFO people at the right UFO Crash times • Many are very ob 2003 Page #167  
ws, in the penultimate line on the right, that the "z" character is slightl 2003 Page #176  
d traces today even if we find the right crash site. The Manual alludes to  2003 Page #176  
f Kraft tape as a shipping tape is right for the 1954 period. This tape is  2003 Page #176  
cker; mine picked out this mistake right away. 172                          2003 Page #176  
s, and in 1954, this was precisely right. Colonel Corso in his book "The Da 2003 Page #185  
 that our Government does have the right to keep the technology secret and  2003 Page #185  
ong. Less clear now to me what the right course of action should have been. 2003 Page #187  
tional crimes, that we do have the right to keep this technology to ourselv 2003 Page #187  
 ever happened, I would defend the right for us to conduct Constitutional s 2003 Page #187  
ol of it, as is our Constitutional right. Whether the covert scientists hav 2003 Page #188  
e Federal Government does have the right to conduct Constitutional secret t 2003 Page #188  
." In the Kecksburg Blue Book file right after J. Leo Bourassa's name you w 2003 Page #194  
eared in the western sky. This was right after sundown. It got brighter and 2003 Page #196  
ST-left Y N N N N N Approved HST - Right N Y Y Y Y Dated 9 July Y N Y Y Y Y 2003 Page #205  
umber that is printed in the upper right of the Twining directive. This fur 2003 Page #207  
ant." Sandia AEC headquarters were right there at Kirtland AAF in 1947. 203 2003 Page #207  
et the Wedemeyer cover story going right away can you write up the directiv 2003 Page #209  
The distribution list shown is the right group of organizations. 4. The sig 2003 Page #210  
 in every way with the era. 6. The right hand edge blackout is consistent w 2003 Page #210  
egrees above and 20 degrees to the right of the aircraft and passed by the  2004 Page #5  
craft and passed by the aircraft's right side, disappearing towards the rea 2004 Page #5  
 him; something about them was not right not the least of which was their o 2004 Page #34  
d up through the windshield to the right, the angle being bad for him. He s 2004 Page #36  
oats; he would phone some of those right in the village and ask for their a 2004 Page #37  
d three capital letters on the top right hand portion of the report and und 2004 Page #41  
this for God sake. Maybe they were right when they told us that civilians w 2004 Page #49  
ide here, missiles, live missiles, right there, ground to air missiles, and 2004 Page #52  
r to ground. he manhole covers) go right round the base, literally, round t 2004 Page #52  
ight that moved up, then down then right then left. The movements were very 2004 Page #54  
e night of March 16, 1948. Left to right: Karl Pflock, Jim Marrs, Stanton F 2004 Page #70  
 between me and Stan Gordon on the right in this group photograph. Scott Ra 2004 Page #70  
r jointly decided the time was not right for the release of the report. Whe 2004 Page #86  
l Conference detecting instruments right off the scale. Smith's statement t 2004 Page #87  
er Smith added: No minister in his right mind is going to release ANY repor 2004 Page #88  
tside of Washington. James: That's right. Cameron: Did you ever hear that s 2004 Page #96  
ho claimed in 1953 to have worked "right across the alley" from where 13 al 2004 Page #97  
 in regular contact with Mrs. Swan right up to his death in 1962. The FBI r 2004 Page #103  
w.) Neasham: Are we looking in the right direction? AFFA: Yes. According to 2004 Page #104  
telling us all they know. They are right. Nevertheless, skepticism is an im 2004 Page #121  
e so close to guessing the details right, presumably by the leaker who mail 2004 Page #127  
s many as 100 specialists to do it right), I think that Earley is asking a  2004 Page #127  
 by extraterrestrials? That sounds right. Mainstream science wouldn't have  2004 Page #132  
Mogul Balloon Launch #4 was headed right toward Mac Brazel's ranch when it  2004 Page #139  
dcasts cut the President's remarks right there. But actually Clinton contin 2004 Page #140  
 Jesse Marcel at the debris field (right kneeling). Xander Berkeley as Sher 2004 Page #150  
 a fascination with the space race right from the night he stood out on his 2004 Page #177  
et back in the frying pan but jump right into the fire. The disclosure of U 2004 Page #178  
estion about anything they had the right to ask about it. Strangely enough, 2004 Page #183  
ing held in New Mexico. That's not right. You're right. Someone did say you 2004 Page #196  
w Mexico. That's not right. You're right. Someone did say you can meet an a 2004 Page #196  
id Scully get this specific detail right? Did he really have "insider sourc 2004 Page #221  
ase AfJ-12, his key witness, found right off the bat in chapter one, is an  2004 Page #224  
ke out something that wasn't quite right. Within a few days, Bond contacted 2004 Page #226  
hotographer something wasn't quite right about their geometry. So I thought 2004 Page #233  
as loaded into the film holder the right way. From this, coupled with the p 2004 Page #234  
ference" argument may be partially right if seen from their own point of vi 2004 Page #236  
 ("RDB Grim") RDB Smiling & Marcel Right Carpet Stripe Angle Analysis 2. a, 2004 Page #239  
1 Carpet Stripes -- Linear (Marcel Right) -Linear (RDB Smiling) 236         2004 Page #239  
esses for Bowen shown in the upper right hand corner. Note the large securi 2004 Page #244  
ll be pried loose and the public's right to know should begin. We in CIA ha 2004 Page #248  
ought it was time for the public's right to know to begin" as stated in his 2004 Page #253  
ithm the aircraft laboratory , \'\ right Air Development Center; which posi 2005 Page #41  
ame vety busy; trucks drove up and right into the building. This was before 2005 Page #42  
Patterson,' he said. 'I was in the right place at the right time when the c 2005 Page #43  
. 'I was in the right place at the right time when the crates arrived at ni 2005 Page #43  
name, title of his position at \'{!right Patterson and, that having the hig 2005 Page #44  
ute that ) ou can see in the lower right and entered the basement. 57       2005 Page #59  
ars old, that would have placed it right around 1953, the middle of the nig 2005 Page #68  
UDIO: In 1953, a boy named Bart \X right was about 12- years-old, living wi 2005 Page #69  
he target of attacks from both the right and the left; but rus work and rus 2005 Page #87  
ntist, to exercise a most precious right: the right to challenge an establi 2005 Page #102  
xercise a most precious right: the right to challenge an established and ac 2005 Page #102  
tablished and accepted belief, the right to think a thought, no matter how  2005 Page #102  
 war. Almost looks as if Freud was right in saying there is a death instinc 2005 Page #102  
h later had some illusions l thjnk right, but they don't so anything to les 2005 Page #103  
d this was six years before the \X/right brothers first flew at Kitty Hawk, 2005 Page #120  
pers carried any notice of the \XI right brothers' achievement for almost r 2005 Page #120  
e can be sure which one of them is right and which of them is wrong. It the 2005 Page #150  
TV compan) should they receive the right offer. Santilli did, however, impa 2005 Page #151  
at evet)1thing was going to be all right. He led the wa); I followed. l ask 2005 Page #155  
sh Retrieval Cont ere nee However, right from the onset, Dr. Smith pointed  2005 Page #158  
 reverse engineering . If they are right, it doesn't negate the possibility 2005 Page #168  
les, move at very high speed, make right angle turns, move straight up and  2006 Page #9  
ph • High speed of about 500 mph • Right angle turn at about 140 mph • High 2006 Page #30  
 brings back pictures. 1e'Lpobably right. •Hdre's the .se 'tbld t flab- ber 2006 Page #44  
on when he saw a disc fall. That's right—a disc. A big, shiny, whitish yell 2006 Page #44  
this report as a first step in the right direction, and strongly encourage  2006 Page #70  
suddenly pitched up, rolled to the right, and entered an inverted flat spin 2006 Page #74  
. After making several attempts to right the aircraft, Collins realized it  2006 Page #74  
cond D-21B/DZ-1 was mounted on the right wing. Experiencing some difficulty 2006 Page #78  
d LCO checked out the drone on the right wing. Because the mission involved 2006 Page #78  
ture, engine parts, and the entire right elevon (Fig. 16). Part numbers and 2006 Page #88  
rge gulley field was down on their right. Mrs. May led the group with Eugen 2006 Page #90  
ing edge research undoubtedly went right to classified facilities and has s 2006 Page #105  
 not being swept. This radar stays right on the target. The other thing abo 2006 Page #147  
MEBODY SAYING THIS DID NOT HAPPEN? Right. For some reason, the UFOs liked t 2006 Page #148  
t because we had another Army site right next to us that had missiles, also 2006 Page #148  
iles on our site, but the Army did right next door. So, they were getting t 2006 Page #148  
' ON WHATEVER THE FILM WAS PUT IN? Right. THAT ALSO CONTRADICTS THE IDEA TH 2006 Page #149  
, FLY OR MOVE A DISC AT SUCH SPEED RIGHT INTO A CLIFF? Exactly. That was th 2006 Page #155  
says, 'Come on in.' I go in there, right, and it's a vault and it's a small 2006 Page #157  
ts and the safes. It's got a table right there in the middle of the vault.  2006 Page #157  
 (laughs) He said, 'You're looking right at one of these things and you sti 2006 Page #157  
 here, they can't even spell magic right. They spelled it with a It just lo 2006 Page #158  
 I could not really draw it to the right angle. But over here is the milita 2006 Page #158  
Acheson. So, which explanation was right? Or was neither correct? A story c 2006 Page #169  
site. We landed out in the pasture right across from whew it hit. We got ov 2006 Page #176  
oked to me like this thing crashed right between them. But it went into the 2006 Page #176  
times the speed of sound. It did a right angle turn, then slowed and starte 2006 Page #177  
nference a couple of months hence, right? Wrong! For one thing, since some  2006 Page #180  
 the bay and miraculously ended up right next to another sunken artifact si 2006 Page #191  
Vegas. David Smith, whom I had met right after I joined the Foundation acco 2006 Page #200  
So I replied 'Well, I respect your right to have a weapon but I would prefe 2006 Page #204  
erican pubbc. 1 f channeled in the right wa ', this could lead tO a more tr 2007 Page #40  
 were falling off ■ Numbered upper right, green or black ■Text double-space 2007 Page #43  
 lake and they were gone." ■"Yeah, right. ~--·--- IN TH£ BLEACH ms h $.!~,. 2007 Page #44  
 like an alien secretion ." On the right is the product, Suntory MIDORJ mel 2007 Page #65  
adjson Avenue at its best: "You're right off the plane. They don't know you 2007 Page #68  
n-faced alien who is extending his right hand, seemingly in friendship, and 2007 Page #71  
hate\ er the delay, we'll text 1ou right away." Ll:.Vl STRAUSS & COi\ifPANY 2007 Page #75  
eir desktop and turning the colour right down so that it could transfer to  2007 Page #86  
 public good and that I was in the right. I thought crikey this free energy 2007 Page #86  
ed SkunkWorks, and Kelly Johnson's right hand man). During a cocktail party 2007 Page #114  
s the exact aircraft I saw at \,'( right Patterson AFB". Warren also descri 2007 Page #115  
d to have been 72 or 73, somewhere right around in there. I can't remember  2007 Page #122  
tains-just this one that sticks up right out of the middle. DeBow: Let's ta 2007 Page #123  
 it seemed like a whole bunch, but right now what is in my head it was prob 2007 Page #124  
 those cars showed up. It happened right then. There was no phone contact o 2007 Page #124  
showed up the aircraft,, as there, right around the same time. DeBow: So ch 2007 Page #125  
d the same time. DeBow: So chis is right after the fire goc put our? Joe: N 2007 Page #125  
hear any noise, but a fire started right away. He was afraid but he held hi 2007 Page #129  
ngine and then dove steeply to the right and appeared to crash into a sandh 2007 Page #130  
 was able then to get to the exact right place on-foot to check it out." sa 2007 Page #138  
 STAi'\JDING RlGHT \X HERE YOU ARE RIGHT NOW, WHAT WERE YOU SEEING IN THE S 2007 Page #167  
 RADIO ANNOUNCEMENT. Mom and Aunt: Right. Yes. AND THEN YOU TOOK OFF. Mom:  2007 Page #167  
. Yes. AND THEN YOU TOOK OFF. Mom: Right Aunt: \Y/e more or less followed t 2007 Page #167  
hey were back away from it. To the right of the object from our point of vi 2007 Page #169  
ject from our point of view to the right, there was a whole pool of vehjcle 2007 Page #169  
 and they were kind of back to the right of the object, haphazardly parked. 2007 Page #170  
were facing it. FROM WHERE YOU ARE RIGHT NOW, AND WE'RE USING THAT ROCKY HI 2007 Page #170  
ly enough. Aunt: Just family. Mom: Right, just famiJy. 1 have never told an 2007 Page #172  
..... - Torres (left) and Uriarte (right) in Coyame, Jvfexico -Jan. 2007 Pr 2007 Page #188  
 called by her friend and neighbor right after she had seen "three flying s 2007 Page #193  
8500 feet MSL. .. We were making a right tum ... We were approximately 25 d 2008 Page #10  
 Lieutenant Larson, who was in the right seat, nor 1, saw the source of the 2008 Page #10  
data suggests that Friend might be right. r n fact, Dr. Robert Kadesch , wh 2008 Page #11  
 blue light that seemed to explode right over him, throwing off a cloud of  2008 Page #12  
cer and stationed at Nellis at the right time, there is no reason to accept 2008 Page #15  
an the restriction of the public's right to know, for the sake of national  2008 Page #26  
ad Todd his rights, who waived his right to silence because he felt that he 2008 Page #30  
es of people who had called NUFORC right after the Crash. This list include 2008 Page #45  
get into the area with their 4x4's right after it happened. They were stopp 2008 Page #45  
 when a bright light came from his right, crossed over the bridge and heade 2008 Page #46  
he UFO passed from high and to the right, from the northeast and when it we 2008 Page #50  
ns how a witness came to be in the right place at the right time. Alan Ramm 2008 Page #58  
me to be in the right place at the right time. Alan Rammer and I looked at  2008 Page #58  
d of the objects as 'jantast ic. " Right after the orbs of light departed A 2008 Page #58  
AROUND ORFORD NESS OR THAT REGION? Right. It's a tiny micron displacem ent  2008 Page #76  
 return-stroke current of 100 kA.] RIGHT NOW, WHAT IS THE PRACTICAL APPLICA 2008 Page #78  
ent down East Gate Road and took a right at the stop sign and drove down ab 2008 Page #79  
ith the feeling "something was not right!" He and Steffens drove back to th 2008 Page #79  
nd the craft and finally, I walked right up to the craft. I noticed the fab 2008 Page #81  
nder comments): 'Well, nothing was right, John. We completely LOST you. We  2008 Page #86  
otherapist 1988: OK, John, hold it right there where you see those blue lig 2008 Page #89  
article. Other errors noted on the right side of the slide include adding a 2008 Page #105  
itical unity, ::hey would have the right to colonize. Of course, this colon 2008 Page #113  
 Un.:.:ed Nations legally have the right of allowing such tutelage over us  2008 Page #113  
 is no doubt that it woulo have no right of tutelage, since its doma:..n do 2008 Page #113  
e Uni::ed Ka:::.ons wou:d have the right co intervene. (b) If the United Na 2008 Page #113  
omically may ::ake upon itself the right: ::o occupy another celestia l bod 2008 Page #113  
, giving each celes::ial state the right to make whatever use is most conve 2008 Page #113  
ises a dictatorship of the extreme right, typically through the merging of  2008 Page #124  
 and perused; he no longer had the right to foregather with his fellow coun 2008 Page #128  
n from both the political left and right, today are attempting to subdue th 2008 Page #145  
 REPORT-VERY DAMAGING • Condon was right -No UFO threat h.u emerged ~ • Con 2008 Page #147  
mittees. In other words, Teller is right in the heart of New Mexico desert  2009 Page #9  
ty of UFOs. 1. The problem of this right of sovereignty is the underlying i 2009 Page #14  
the United States has a legitimate right to interdict air navigation which  2009 Page #14  
and the UFO also derives from this right to violate our established navigat 2009 Page #15  
 pivoted; then what appears as the right wing points forward while the left 2009 Page #22  
FO electronics , may represent the right way to re-establish rough equivale 2009 Page #23  
yed along the Atlantic and Pacific right of way between Needles and Albuque 2009 Page #48  
ame very busy; trncks drove up and right into the building. This was before 2009 Page #50  
980, with a light beam coming down right in front of him and his investigat 2009 Page #69  
Col. Halt describing what happened right in front of him. Illustration of b 2009 Page #69  
ze -when it hit the ground. It was right in front of us, less than ten orfi 2009 Page #70  
joined the United States Air Force right after high school graduation . He  2009 Page #77  
hn nor Jim Penniston can remember. Right from the beginning, the men saw wh 2009 Page #77  
e,wards -I'm standing in the field right where I got close to whatever it w 2009 Page #80  
[Third night on December 28, 1980} Right then in the forest, Adrian didn't  2009 Page #80  
 Massachusetts , on July 14, 1962. Right after high school, he enlisted in  2009 Page #81  
ast 45 degrees above, as marked on right side of drawing. LaPlume's and Pal 2009 Page #82  
but am not sure if they are in the right position. I was focused on this an 2009 Page #84  
e craft started moving towards the right, went up in elevation into the clo 2009 Page #84  
ED TO IT? it moved off towards our right and went up into the s/...y slowly 2009 Page #85  
llent reasons not to confide in me right away. When I met June I noted how  2009 Page #88  
er had to be held ... it had to go right from one person to the other 85    2009 Page #91  
ed Caucasian. And this project was right after this last in fifty-two (52)  2009 Page #92  
this last in fifty-two (52) it was right after those bodies came to the bas 2009 Page #92  
 her position, she did work in the right place at the right time for the ev 2009 Page #95  
did work in the right place at the right time for the events described to h 2009 Page #95  
I would not be pursuing this story right now, I had work waiting for me at  2009 Page #138  

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ts, cylindrical - shaped aircraft, right-angle course (this hyphen is at th 2006 Page #105  

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etterhead or logotype in the upper right-hand corner, address block flush l 2004 Page #227  
er 20F123-1 RH would come from the right-hand side of the fuselage assembly 2006 Page #84  

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aracter. 'I saw tl1e bodies at \'(/right-Patterson,' he said. 'I was in the 2005 Page #43  
epartment of Special Studies at\'( right-Patterson where he ,,orked long ho 2005 Page #169  
nautical Engineerin g Division (\X/right-Patterson AFB, OH) for 7 years and 2005 Page #174  
 group of people" stacioned at \XI right-Patterson fur Force Base, Dayton,  2007 Page #138  
documentation "had its home at \'\ right-Patterson and a courier was cold t 2007 Page #139  

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 afterwards and told me that I was right-that our Government does know much 2009 Page #88  

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on between emigre Fascists and the right-wing of the American establishment 2008 Page #141  

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tained in these papers is the cop) righted material of the author. For furt 2009 Page #3  

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

 the U.S. gO\ ernment may face the righteous wrath of the American pubbc. 1 2007 Page #40  

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ms. Only then, can we alJ take our rightful place among the stars, and fulJ 2007 Page #120  

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

ould be the first to cry foul. And rightly so. There would also, no doubt,  2004 Page #222  
even alarmed by such activity (and rightly so, for the Russians ,-,ould mak 2008 Page #114  

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 by Air i'v[areriaJ Command at \"(/rightPatterson Air Force Base in Dayton, 2005 Page #41  

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

 exchange technology for abduction rights. Aliens are farming human body pa 2003 Page #142  
t story comes from prominent civil rights attorney Daniel Sheehan. He was c 2003 Page #196  
cial strife over Vietnam and civil rights led to a definite public mood tha 2005 Page #84  
nce onJy, he set about selling the rights to the fiJm to a wide variety of  2005 Page #146  
tion and obedience. Constitutional rights could be set aside; martial law c 2006 Page #68  
important than our First Amendment rights. Americans need co be more ske ti 2007 Page #35  
elieve. He is now a very big human rights advocate and helps people with aw 2007 Page #91  
ael H. Schratt Copyrigh t 2007 All Rights Rerserved . Computer generated Il 2007 Page #93  
eeus © 2007 by J. A. Huneeus . All Rights Reserved. ABSTRACT Five South Ame 2007 Page #193  
tional security, should individual rights and freedoms be restricted? And:  2008 Page #26  
the FBI. The FBI men read Todd his rights, who waived his right to silence  2008 Page #30  
_l celesc:.a: states have the same rights over it. * .... * * * And now to  2008 Page #113  
posits, pledges, collateral loans, rights of first refusal, management cont 2008 Page #136  
ciences, Center for Constitutional Rights, Center for Cuban Studies, Center 2008 Page #143  

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

shed UFOs. Ali these are worthy of rigorous study. However, the focus of th 2005 Page #120  
 been noted by several groups with rigorous commands of population biology  2006 Page #113  
ough act to follow! Apart from his rigorous observance of the methods of tr 2006 Page #181  

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

 essentiaUy pure research, Brown's rigs were aimed from the outset at produ 2005 Page #171  

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

I ."s.llx th:..!,* I * XI  i li nd Riihaul VVcaM r •• I he R*A»rll Rxp.-rt" 2003 Page #132  

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

: u the atomic bornb," hC ne...,·~ rii~patch reported Leech . asl ;issl'rtc 2009 Page #183  

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laUa shall ha cnbgcoS wayorvKUa af rija iaxtatiwo af ths BdLtot Stetas Gs73 2003 Page #223  

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igation.it see ratortal tnat sn Ld.ril.rtes vainahniad bean Vint av eta •nd 2006 Page #29  

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

 and Germany retrieval 42 1964 Ft. Riley, Kansas, USA 0 1 1 1 0 Researcher  2004 Page #113  
landed or had maybe crashed at Ft. Riley, Kansas." Stringfield determined t 2005 Page #79  

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

.S. ~,\ nos \I. IH:Jrl' ,\ f S11 I RILI.ICS • l'.S. PRl\'AlE DEB f IS 0\'[R 2008 Page #156  

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THE TITLE PAGE ...... _,..,. ... , rill tl~,c-_. ,.t,.,, . .. ·-~ ,,:;,..,, 2007 Page #43  

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;~8- •.11,11 k ·:: I; u,: ., 11 an rillo, Wales, U. K. - 142                2007 Page #148  

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G TO THE WITNESSES THEv WERE FIR,' RILLS. THAT IS To SAY THAT THESE sPmERFS 2004 Page #21  

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

difier (advcrl,)··(1.Jlckly, stJmm.rily, well' ■ l'\P·noun-document, texts  2008 Page #118  

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

uipped with lights on top, bottom, rim o Landing gear, rectangular hatch □  2003 Page #174  
kings. There were two areas of the rim that showed damage, one showing an i 2006 Page #135  
 on top, silver colored with a red rim and having two white and two orange  2006 Page #179  
s-style satellite dish, but with a rim around it and a clay, on one end. Bu 2006 Page #190  
ower surfaces. There was an outer "rim" around the central circumference of 2007 Page #187  
 silvery polished steel. The outer rim of the disk showed damage in two pla 2007 Page #187  

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

ograms, you would have a very hard rime holding back the admission of an aJ 2005 Page #85  
lible, tl1eir memories change with rime and can be influenced. Second-hand  2005 Page #136  
restrial experience," and "So next rime you pick up some apples, oranges an 2007 Page #60  
ll) aware of that mechanism at the rime. I chose US sites because it was my 2007 Page #89  
, who cares "\vbat day it is, what rime it is, in a little-bitty town. DeBo 2007 Page #122  
 out in the past half century as a rime when mysterious aerial djscs and no 2007 Page #145  
arly evening of Nfay 28, 1974. The rime was about 9 PM. The Albuquerque sky 2007 Page #166  

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

l's claims have been made severa.l rimes over a number of years. See Cox, B 2005 Page #81  
nd since 1986 was tracked multiple rimes by the Federal Aviation Administra 2005 Page #82  
t on no less than "several hundred rimes" Vela satellites had been "trigger 2007 Page #144  
ed the brain, but not the ears, at rimes it became so intense that it stopp 2007 Page #196  

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

ng AF personnel holding saucers by rims 17 1953 Wright-Pat AFB Ohio, USA 1  2004 Page #111  
ompletely flat down to their wheel rims. The Master Sergeant stated co Jack 2007 Page #95  

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

rccnaet/ins liir* malrnal a* bcia; rin*i*tr.i wiih a weather b.ilk.m XXc ga 2003 Page #132  

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r lentil !OW, s 'being planned." , rin-1611 AIM cOMPUYPER VILLarATTO TO nil 2004 Page #20  

Word: "rin1", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

.s coW.c:lY , u to 1..a.k~ iinl(lt rin1 ~tm0ny AIi tl?l~olt• too ir.uch. lo 2009 Page #163  

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

he back of the object was a raised ring area about 8 to 10 inches wide. It  2003 Page #60  
 10 inches wide. It was around the ring area that Jim saw strange markings  2003 Page #60  
 that underground concrete tunnels ring the base just below the surface. Pu 2004 Page #51  
 of the 20th century. Do his words ring true? No one would have believed ma 2004 Page #132  
e hospital. He stated that when t[)ring to examine the injuries of the crea 2005 Page #36  
s of the Cambridge Five Soviet spy ring, and a legal action against Brady a 2005 Page #94  
s• — initiated in 196 learned abou ring the 1970s. • Worldwide retrieval of 2006 Page #26  
at the narrative did not pass the "ring of truth" test. It just felt false. 2006 Page #85  
nished ng message and I'm going to ring off' Acheson cut in, Now wait a min 2006 Page #167  
had a fully bound version, not the ring bound version that we had in our fi 2006 Page #205  
UFO, the woman says ''You'd better ring the Royal." Accompanying copy under 2007 Page #71  
f the occurrence, telephones would ring with nobody at the other end, or th 2007 Page #129  
 the other end, or the phone would ring even though the receiver was off th 2007 Page #129  
uld be seen, only a kjnd of darker ring surroundjng ic, and with a surface  2007 Page #196  
tion was the normal means of acqu:.ring sovereig nty over territories, when 2008 Page #113  

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

t on. Werbicki's other phone began ringing so he asked Wickens to remain wh 2004 Page #35  
rch 31, 1993, and my telephone was ringing. I picked it up and there was a  2008 Page #33  

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

 the blockbuster movie Lord of the Rings. Having an interest in the UFO sub 2005 Page #149  
marks, small footprints, dried out rings of soil, etc. These are not crop c 2006 Page #4  
d when I saw dozens of crop circle rings and markings that had appeared on  2006 Page #89  
r Clement Attlee. The secure phone rings. It is the Undersecretary of Defen 2006 Page #164  
gencies, uncovered many Soviet spy rings, and put policies in place to curb 2009 Page #177  

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

focation of five occupants" 9 1948 Rio Grande, Mexico 1 1 1 1 0 Witness Leo 2004 Page #111  
crashed "30 miles northwest of Del Rio," which could correlate with the Eis 2004 Page #119  
ributary from the mountains to the Rio Grande. We headed toward it, walk.in 2005 Page #154  
cumentation 5/19/86. Sao Paulo aid Rio de Janeiro. Brazil. Radar visual and 2006 Page #28  
a aritakl ionaf Park ; Langtry Del Rio zefi El Indio / Guerrerd 0Amanilo:;  2006 Page #175  
as not Laredo, but rather near Del Rio, about 150 miles northwest of Laredo 2006 Page #176  
was roughly in the vicinity of Del Rio, Texas (Zechel did not tell me the e 2006 Page #177  
 tell me the exact location.). Del Rio is about 230 air miles from Abilene  2006 Page #177  
, and his subsequent location, Del Rio. The EBD is either completely real,  2006 Page #177  
uld have tracked the object to del Rio or some other location along the Tea 2006 Page #178  
s more than 200 miles from the Del Rio area of Texas. This is beyond the ra 2006 Page #178  
o were all within 150 miles of Del Rio and one or more of them could have t 2006 Page #178  
d an object to the vicinity of Del Rio (or any one of the suggested locatio 2006 Page #178  
lided with a small plane along the Rio Grande River between Presidio, Texas 2007 Page #184  
on. Curving along and south of the Rio Grande River, the bogey flew over on 2007 Page #185  
The Americans flew south along the Rio Grande River toward Presidio in four 2007 Page #187  
interview published in the leading Rio de Janeiro newspaper O Globo, Nascim 2007 Page #193  
Sued, a popular columnist with the Rio de Janeiro newspaper O Globo, publis 2007 Page #194  

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was governor of the province of La Rioja; his mother, Azucena Carrizo, a ho 2007 Page #196  

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omb iu . lcacHiness. l!.JameK M.i1.rion ~nod;;rass, eniit1cl;r for it C.:in 2009 Page #180  

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

 with a The scit'nti,l, Jamt's l\h!rioni I sort of super doi: whistlc,n he  2009 Page #183  

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

fU,I --eb&&1c-nx nfm:w:boolt rcn m rioors,,dnilc earn ·am 192 ,., --------- 2009 Page #198  

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

e P1•oject. 2. tln.o'"' ri.,o Air ?rioritl, NA'rs, ia hereb] authorized. 3. 2009 Page #175  

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

plent In the aria, °we will hays r.rios:o and nonpollating soars* of e 7. X 2004 Page #20  

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          0,._"·ui JL-\.-n • M)·dl!rious Objl!cb In Thl.t :'le,.-n~~i!!l-J. 2009 Page #163  

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

nce past that point there was "The Rip" to contend with, a fast moving curr 2004 Page #40  
 over there. All people will do is rip us off and never understand the trut 2004 Page #50  

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

 to have le-! vclopcd tbc supcr•wc ripon. The f New Zealand Heral:! o: Auck 2009 Page #183  

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

 recorded where tree bark had been ripped off of trees in the landing zones 2004 Page #47  
t the object into the trailer. The ripped portion of the craft was to the b 2005 Page #157  

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

d. GM: Yeah I got into trouble for ripping up loads of exercise books and s 2007 Page #82  

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t was impressive to see the ground rippling and the eventual cave-in of the 2006 Page #199  

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

__ ... ,..... ·-·--·· K di:~,=-... RIRIE 10Af10 UFO SIGKTlNG HO'I. 2ND 1957 2009 Page #103  

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f Lhc I Brillsh pi-rsscd the work, rirsf on , ... ·rn po n ~ I.rt rl.t~d ~1 2009 Page #181  

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

 s are rare, and often authorities rirucule the facts and impede research.  2005 Page #117  

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

 have a bearing on flying saucers. RIS: What do you want to know? WBS: I ha 2004 Page #91  
ke to know how much of it is true. RIS: The facts reported in the book are  2004 Page #91  
rect. WBS: Then the saucers exist? RIS: Yes, they exist. WBS: Do they opera 2004 Page #91  
ly suggests on magnetic principle? RIS: We have not been able to duplicate  2004 Page #91  
 they come from some other planet? RIS: All we know is that we didn't make  2004 Page #91  
 subject of saucers is classified. RIS: Yes, it is classified two points hi 2004 Page #91  
he reason for this classification? RIS: You may ask, but I can't tell you.  2004 Page #91  
it might fit in with our own work? RIS: I suppose you could be cleared thro 2004 Page #91  

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:c1.o,ti1n:s AT .,1.1. Tl~IT. II · rISA."iC'l-u. ~UF.Kl:H WORST ~r.iC[ Cl • 2008 Page #156  

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

. The potential for the disastrous rise of misplaced power exists and will  2003 Page #6  
n was hot enough to cause steam to rise. Pieces of that material struck Dah 2003 Page #41  
hes occurred. This logically gives rise to the need for a recovery manual o 2003 Page #171  
ich may prove embarrassing or give rise to questions which he or his collea 2004 Page #88  
ually, the NHI would stimulate the rise of new religions and cults, some wo 2006 Page #60  
r, governments might cooperatively rise to the occasion, buying time but ke 2006 Page #64  
ly disintegrate. Lawlessness would rise. Many would assume that government  2006 Page #64  
t this was apparently related to a rise in childhood leukemia in the area,  2006 Page #126  
 large, round, red and white light rise up vertically. It appeared to rise  2006 Page #202  
rise up vertically. It appeared to rise vertically out of the lake. It did  2006 Page #202  
om above and is just beginnin g to rise off the green as its two occupants  2007 Page #74  
. The potential for the disastrous rise of misplaced power exists and will  2007 Page #108  
lt the hair on the back of my neck rise up." He looked in his rear view mir 2007 Page #173  
uge object reflecting the sunljghr rise behind a nearby mountain. "I couldn 2007 Page #196  
 end of the Cold War, and with the rise of terrorism , national security ha 2008 Page #25  
lay rough. Their personal fortunes rise or fall on whether the fishing is g 2008 Page #43  
Marrs Excerpted from the book, The Rise of the Fourth Reich (New York: Harp 2008 Page #123  
ed with the death of Lenin and the rise of the dictator Joseph Stalin and c 2008 Page #126  
rnn nationalists . They funded the rise of National Socialism in Gemrnny an 2008 Page #126  
ssia that supp011ed Hitler's rapid rise to power. The 1931 collapse of the  2008 Page #126  
okered the deals allowing Hitler's rise to power as attorney for the Shroed 2008 Page #138  
mp up on a craft in the forest, or rise up into a beam of light.            2009 Page #76  

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

p. Earlier some cumulus clouds had risen over the San Mateo Mountains. Now  2003 Page #46  
 7, moisture in the atmosphere had risen from the usual 15% ro 65%, an unhe 2005 Page #99  
mber 13, the relative humidity had risen to 67% and rain seemed imminent in 2005 Page #100  
stigate the area where the UFO had risen from. "Everytrung seemed to djsint 2007 Page #196  

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style of hangar that it was. (On a riser) here is the alien that was mosdy  2006 Page #158  

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six o'clock this morning the early risers of Aurora were astonished at the  2004 Page #26  

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elpowered mono-directional antenna rises up. SUDE#18 Solar panels behind ch 2005 Page #57  

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ervers who saw the column of smoke rising briefly after the object fell. Th 2003 Page #53  
see a cloud of blue smoke that was rising from the woods. The kids proceede 2003 Page #54  
rding to observers, the blue smoke rising up above the trees marked the loc 2003 Page #58  
ne. SLIDE #42: Newspaper of animal rising in beam of light That's why law e 2004 Page #78  
le. Religious leaders would face a rising tide of despair, disorientation,  2006 Page #65  
l, because nothing else will help. Rising unemployment would lead to more d 2006 Page #65  
ration, acts of looting and theft, rising street violence. Because of NHI s 2006 Page #65  
crash," and seeing a cloud of dust rising "several blocks away." She claime 2006 Page #86  
 moving slowly with several lights rising from it. An impact site was disco 2007 Page #129  

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and do NOT wish to 'go public' and risk losing my career and commission. "N 2003 Page #97  
that Hsnek i* castantl running the risk of inn-xcnil* damaging hi* reputati 2003 Page #118  
st of what we have learned. At the risk of plugging another book of mine an 2004 Page #43  
rselves very much on the line. The risk however proved to be worth taking.  2004 Page #49  
e of the information, and possible risk to this individual, no information  2004 Page #74  
staff and careful procedures . The risk of contamination alone, as cited ab 2005 Page #126  
esults. Given NHI strangeness, the risk would be its unknown capacity for c 2006 Page #63  
essential programming would cease. Risk would be that NHI could easily comm 2006 Page #63  
s, diplomacy and deal-making. High risk of sell-out and double-cross as som 2006 Page #63  
 over media activity. Public A key risk in this scenario is loss of public  2006 Page #64  
 peers, fast-acting private sector risk takers will undoubtedly seek advant 2006 Page #67  
Leadership vacuum is one potential risk. - Strangeness would provoke wide s 2006 Page #67  
and and control will be gravely at risk and low-tech alternatives will be n 2006 Page #68  
 I—minimal biohazard, Study of low risk infectious elements such as pneumoc 2006 Page #106  
o cases in which there is no known risk factor although it seems likely tha 2006 Page #115  
to hack overseas sites because the risk of trouble to the hacker getting ca 2007 Page #89  
warned that the Soviet Union might risk nuclear war through such action tha 2009 Page #18  
63 when Kennedy embarked on a high risk political strategy of getting NASA  2009 Page #35  
FO files. The aim was to avoid the risk of a mistaken military confrontatio 2009 Page #41  
 with the UFO problem to avoid the risk of future conflict. Kennedy told Kh 2009 Page #41  
ation was too dangerous due to the risk of nuclear war. 38                  2009 Page #44  

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In atmosphere of uncertainty, some risk-takers will see clear opportunity f 2006 Page #66  

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to beings from another planet. The risks and challenges of such a recovery  2005 Page #126  
much more difficulty assessing the risks of contact. Developing a working r 2006 Page #52  
 'The ,isks of 110 secreo• are the risks qf de111ocra9•." -Daniel Ellsburg  2007 Page #41  
to apply a policy of such enormous risks as placing nuclear-tipped missiles 2009 Page #18  

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 Royal Air Force at Boscombe Down, Rita Hill asserts that UFOs were involve 2003 Page #78  
wn in the late 1940s. According to Rita Hill, teams of personnel were on ha 2003 Page #78  

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e questionable mental afflictions. Ritalin, for example, is now taken by mo 2008 Page #141  
ns listed 105 adverse reactions to Ritalin, including suicidal tendencies . 2008 Page #141  

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e teShnfoledir, I Wiese it will be ritalled In Arreyito." sito Nader, eonol 2004 Page #20  

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etreat at Camp David and near Fort Ritch.ie.1 Bailey states that in order t 2005 Page #130  

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o Whlta Sands you will nraw imiiri rite- vlth Cenerel Elsenhower to ascerta 2003 Page #212  

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s lo( t~c S1:·:i_tcc1c 1\ir Force, riterl shc\red In inc Gc~·elor,menl ol t 2009 Page #183  

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d pray over them, giving them last rites. There were many people there, fir 2003 Page #23  

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hat was quickly becoming a nightly ritual. For the past few months, he and  2003 Page #142  
ins leaving behind him a dramatic, ritual landscape dotted with stone circl 2006 Page #119  
y found in NASA's long established ritual pattern. This would indicate some 2008 Page #136  

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            ucbLAbblFiED ; Alrtr.C rity M kQOS 0 KARA Dais 5/OH HBKmS XS MF 2003 Page #223  

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ervices of Goverro:ent i\eaenat1oa riuren.us be .'="OV ided in order to e1p 2009 Page #175  

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eported that a secret weapon, that rivaled the atomic bomb had been jointly 2009 Page #156  
session of an airborne weapon that rivaled the Atomic Bomb and wanted the S 2009 Page #177  

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ion, despite ongoing inter-service rivalries, Army concern over a possible  2003 Page #86  

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y disparate cultures, vainglorious rivalry between researchers, and the coe 2006 Page #109  

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                          Addenda: Rivals A-Bomb? 1:-~ .. ,.::,.,., . ~·· - 2009 Page #180  
 Light Waves/ !May Become' A' Bomb Rivals i : CAM 1-mlDGE Masi.. l. June 14 2009 Page #183  

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itilicd to IrkStaa a nuclear antra riven poverplent In the aria, °we will h 2004 Page #20  
IvEm. AccoRoING TO THE /NFORNATION RIVEN PY THE CAHPESIND, AROUND 1,130 AP  2004 Page #21  

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a of Buen Retiro near the Yapacane River. According to the information give 2004 Page #11  
red while canoeing on the Wicomico River near his home in Maryland, and his 2004 Page #208  
he narrow winding road up the Kern River gorge, his sister and her teenage  2006 Page #71  
roken only by the rush of the Kern River pouring down from the dam at Lake  2006 Page #71  
canyon about a mile above the Kern River. The jet struck the ground at a 60 2006 Page #82  
ic land required crossing the Kern River and hiking about a mile up a steep 2006 Page #84  
bove Trefriw and Llanrwst near the River Conwy. We'd taken a caravan up and 2006 Page #128  
t fell into a swamp nearby Cubatao River. A scuba diver had nausea and head 2007 Page #128  
a small plane along the Rio Grande River between Presidio, Texas and Coyame 2007 Page #184  
 along and south of the Rio Grande River, the bogey flew over one of Northe 2007 Page #185  
ns flew south along the Rio Grande River toward Presidio in four helicopter 2007 Page #187  
llion. The aircraft cut across the river into Mexico just north of Presidio 2007 Page #187  
ng broad valleys cut by the Clinch River and framed by the foothills of the 2008 Page #27  
 Ridge to the north and the Clinch River to the south as a federal reserve  2008 Page #27  
This story has been called the Elk River UFO Crash or the Westport Crash Re 2008 Page #40  
0:50 pm in the vicinity of the Elk River Bridge22 on SR-I 05 about 4 miles  2008 Page #40  
 Crash Retrieval Event, or the Elk River UFO Crash, is a reminder of what m 2008 Page #41  
hed in the forest south of the Elk River Bridge on SR I 05. 24 The Investig 2008 Page #42  
focused on the Andrews Creek I Elk River area outside of Westport. The Cras 2008 Page #42  
the November 25, 1979 Crash by Elk River. He pointed out that the descripti 2008 Page #44  
om Aberdeen , coining over the Elk River Bridge, when a bright light came f 2008 Page #46  
that crashed had landed in the Elk River drainage . Lake mentioned Gordon G 2008 Page #46  
 on the roads leading into the Elk River area. According to Bert Dinius, La 2008 Page #46  
                      Figure 5 Elk River Bridge WB toimrds Westport Donald  2008 Page #47  
it ''came down in the woods up Elk River and crashed. " (C-. .4 ••NrH• •h•• 2008 Page #47  
mber 26, 1979 -UFO Wreckage in Elk River? By Reporter John Dodge. Page 1 st 2008 Page #48  
e drove to the bridge over the Elk River and then went about three quarters 2008 Page #51  
eyond to what was known as the Elk River logging camp. In his written state 2008 Page #51  
p: ''Everybody knows it as the Elk River Logging Camp. I saw four milita,y  2008 Page #51  
 • '. • . • j !I :-, Figure JO Elk River Bridge on A-line Logging Road I re 2008 Page #51  
rail and then floated down the Elk River. When the railroads were gone the  2008 Page #52  
tion . He recalled being in John's River Lodge, a tavern on SR I 05 nearest 2008 Page #52  
vern on SR I 05 nearest the John's River Road and the entrance to the loggi 2008 Page #52  
logging roads leading into the Elk River area from the north. He said someo 2008 Page #52  
y and ended its descent by the Elk River. As is often the case in UFO cases 2008 Page #55  
by the military in the area of Elk River. Alan Rammer Sees the Other Search 2008 Page #55  
e observed from the area of John's River, about 3 to 4 miles east of the Ba 2008 Page #56  
ld have been in the area of John's River at about 8:30 to 9:00 pm. After di 2008 Page #58  
have exploded somewhere in the Elk River drainage area, possibly in the mar 2008 Page #58  
 by Elma, Central Park and the Elk River Bridge appear to involve an object 2008 Page #59  
y not guarding anything in the Elk River area," on December 14, 1979, 20 da 2008 Page #60  
 something that crashed in the Elk River basin? Ifl have convinced the read 2008 Page #60  
ppears whatever crashed by the Elk River may have been recovered by the mil 2008 Page #60  
e had any more thoughts on the Elk River Crash. He responded, "Same old mys 2008 Page #60  
known as the Podkamennaya Tunguska River basin on behalf of the Soviet Acad 2008 Page #98  

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nalogy from physicist Beatriz Gab° Rivera, that we are like the gorillas in 2006 Page #6  
 Mexican UFO investigator Gilberto Rivera, Coyame ranch owner Jorge Gonzale 2007 Page #188  
heast of Coyame. Both Gonzalez and Rivera were convinced that the 1974 cras 2007 Page #188  

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ck from apartment door where Sandy Rivers, Rebecca tkKeever Armstrong and P 2007 Page #166  
 Albuquerque. On the left is Sandy Rivers stancling next to her sister, Reb 2007 Page #166  
outside with his two cousins, Lisa Rivers, 10, and Larry Rivers, age 4, whi 2007 Page #166  
ousins, Lisa Rivers, 10, and Larry Rivers, age 4, while their moms were ins 2007 Page #166  
inside to tell you guys Aunt Sandy Rivers and Mom Rebecca McKeever Armstron 2007 Page #166  
cKeever Armstrong) and aunt (Sandy Rivers) out Pennsylvania to Menaul and b 2007 Page #168  
ms created by the Muddy and Virgin Rivers that carved the mesa eons ago. Vi 2009 Page #54  

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lor, was odd in that there were no rivets, seams, wings, fuselage visible.  2003 Page #60  
ct, no visible markings, no seams, rivets, weld marks. Perfectly smooth. Mo 2004 Page #72  
e didn't appear to be any seams or rivets and no telemetry, no aerials. Jus 2007 Page #86  
, with the aircraft skin seams and rivets clearly visible. Jack recalJed th 2007 Page #100  

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Auto Nedical Laborateny at Wright ,riwig. As you will note, -this report is 2004 Page #18  

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mforrnabon Tees Sorenson there we, riy :UV, tti*rC be dri not *vast tote Or 2006 Page #30  

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 kept at Ft. Detrick, MD.) Unautho rized civilian witnesses "were detained  2005 Page #126  

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:T LS so IMPORT,\.'IT IT \V,\S NOT RJ:VEALED ?                              2008 Page #152  
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investigated gravity control \\ as RJAS Inc. Now, the Glenn 1tlarcin Compan 2005 Page #173  

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d with a former USAF Captain named Rjcharcl TVI.iller who told Steve he had 2005 Page #64  

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l mt 10 introdutt mysdf. I e.m Dr. RJdurd Boyl1111, appolnttd by Star Nadon 2008 Page #154  

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e cncrge1ic lla.n ·be ratlioactive rJlY•, tram cor.unon sub• lctill cncr11i 2009 Page #182  

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E GUNS ON THE MEN \\'.IHO \\'.IERE RJNGJNG THE DISC? All: Yes, there were.  2007 Page #172  

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wyer message, Einstein 6) ■ supran;rl:io:1c1l (1), supra-n.;itioarnl (2) (U 2008 Page #119  
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I4CH $)OT AWAY IC' $1ll'l!liNIC: !,rl;[O. TOUOIVIOrV-C"l.«J.!J6 S,l,IJCEA.  2009 Page #126  
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ce 26 Black Projects Have Field ~E"rl'l!:!':m!:r.":~""'"1 The Antigravitv R 2005 Page #28  

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H&"I c:»J.Vrl'(J l'.V,.VY STOHi!!. rl'TO -ntEllt l«Ml~Uc, SAUCflt. ~-6/Nlr  2009 Page #118  

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aths of air m1u.sr,1 accunndy :!.!!rl1 o! the P~~ton•AC'lnt Company or: lea 2009 Page #183  

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aad «f aa— elffrt ar tea aaparta, —rlaara aat a—lateate. It la aaw^atad^ aa 2003 Page #221  

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R AS A 7 OR 8 YEAR OLD STAi'\JDING RlGHT \X HERE YOU ARE RIGHT NOW, WHAT WE 2007 Page #167  
      :?O FEB 1954 -MUROC AFB YEA, RlGHT -\VANNA BUY A BRlDGE? THE ONE PERC 2008 Page #153  

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 via D. Berliner 1994 ■ Tim Cooper/RllA 1994 ■ Salina via TC mailbox 1996 ■ 2007 Page #42  

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IN NEW MEXICO On ,...,. 28, 1974 1 rllidenr at Albuquerque, Ntw Ut.llc:o, . 2007 Page #165  

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n•n the ;,IMn_n far away but for l:rll•hln" J)l:ine• ,:r~t cloclric,il enuu 2009 Page #182  

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ll bc p:-lcd loon and the publ1c'o rlqht to ~now ohould begin. We in Cl hov 2008 Page #121  

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 and Physical Exhauitlon^ •x '* la rm Hl* IJII I.Mil WASHINGTON. April 7 Ji 2003 Page #91  
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dents created by Robert McCracken (RM) a local Nye County historian, severa 2006 Page #47  
rea) that scared him pretty badly. RM: What did he see? Something landed, a 2006 Page #47  
plane or something: it scared him. RM: Was it a regular-looking plane or wa 2006 Page #47  
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rtment of Energy. L'.S. Frdrml (;m,rm111mr /)oru1111'11/ H,·lmsrd L:111/rr  2007 Page #174  

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ntain liaison with American d-i pl rmaf.i n and military officials in the a 2003 Page #225  

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rpose of sating on of the reported rmidsntifled objects being kept there® ? 2003 Page #212  

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ly •houldn't be spending L:1xpayer rmney \\11.houl •dull supervision.· SIC\ 2008 Page #146  

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 true! Slide 2 WHO WAS THIS MAN? • rn circa December 17, 1920 a Graduated f 2004 Page #107  
ria, Katia, and other civilian and rn.iutary witnesses, other mysterious in 2005 Page #34  
nown, but which certainly bring to rn.ind the affairs involving the capture 2005 Page #34  
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Retro-viruses are composed only of RNA which can end up getting healthy DNA 2004 Page #80  
y DNA to incorporate the insidious RNA instructions into the genome of the  2004 Page #80  
t contain two single-strand linear RNA molecules per yirion and reverse tra 2004 Page #81  
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n the family Retroyiridae that has RNA as its nucleic acid and uses the enz 2004 Page #81  
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C}un& the a.tom ! bomb in i:-npor\,rncc, but chcilp-i "1"-which the Nc,w Zc 2009 Page #182  

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.J:'.'C~ shot."in& your posicion ,:rnd chc object' 'ii posi;:ion. IncluCe a 2008 Page #56  
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 of the compartment on towards the rniJ. On the upper surface of the vertic 2007 Page #100  

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equipment I have seen. We felt the rnilitaries prompt appearance to the inc 2007 Page #126  

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,\nlhropolue,~ .. from flu· Greek ,rnn1 .. :1inthrnpos-(-hum:1n-) :ind --ro 2005 Page #107  

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ense (rumored tetie env. Cariuccrt rnond says •foirow tee 3•id they ret0k94 2006 Page #30  

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on, as Coandlor or,r..-Elll1h with rnpttt 10 Star Nodon, Hl:;ll Council. I  2008 Page #154  

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haleioal aa* clS£t37?7 aiteaMaoe — rnrrmt aa* yrojowte*. Xa the emvm of yes 2003 Page #223  

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lft Co11se11t, UFOUSSR; and B~yond Rns111ell. His new book Alien A11top.ry  2005 Page #152  

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ters ■ Fire in the SJ....,, -The T rnvis W,1lton Abduction ■ Summing Up 197 2008 Page #160  

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ff. ~ "eterinarian examined the co.rn~J~ found that all of the animal's blo 2007 Page #146  

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e111s on April 23, 1973. Accorrung ro the newspaper, Jeff Young had intervi 2005 Page #39  
o,; Ray Fowler stated with respect ro his informant Fritz Werner that: "Bet 2005 Page #41  
z \Xlerner by Ray Fowler, is known ro have graduated from Ohio University i 2005 Page #41  
responsible individuals leading us ro believe that some of this alien hardw 2005 Page #78  
alifornia, up to four people claim ro have seen an "AJjen Reproduction Vehi 2005 Page #83  
en to "follow me," and they walked ro an airfield away from the crowds. The 2005 Page #83  
. Leaving Ohio, Moise continued on ro Arizona. 1\t[eanwhile, Reich, his son 2005 Page #99  
phere had risen from the usual 15% ro 65%, an unheard of relative humidity  2005 Page #99  
 was a subject of genuine interest ro a number of military and civilian off 2005 Page #99  
her person who in turn invited him ro the viewing of some most unusual film 2005 Page #149  
new area of research could open up ro us. ne group of people that has been  2005 Page #149  
ssibilities in th.is paper and try ro sum up what has been learned to date. 2005 Page #161  
y questions without hesitation and ro the best of his knowledge . .His atti 2005 Page #165  
with, and which had the facilities ro conduct studies and maintain the vow  2005 Page #167  
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then admonished to "be alert," and ro "Seay tuned ro this channel." And why 2007 Page #62  
 to "be alert," and ro "Seay tuned ro this channel." And why are these alie 2007 Page #62  
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s that it would take an act of GOD ro get it out to the public". ENCOUNTER  2007 Page #114  
famil) home and rook his equipment ro the area. The fire moved quickly, nea 2007 Page #128  
me. This fire storm took two weeks ro contain. By the next morning the mili 2007 Page #128  
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 was extensively damaged, appeared ro be , ery old, ,, as deeply embedded i 2007 Page #139  
rake it co my dad, who \\ as asked ro look at the phorographs co see if any 2007 Page #139  
ould be seen that would give clues ro chis thing." "Everything," he adds wi 2007 Page #139  
background informatio n for my dad ro work with -apart from the description 2007 Page #139  
e was never told what it was: only ro make an evaluation of the phocographs 2007 Page #139  
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y the wimesses and lacer submitted ro a batte1-y of rests by various scient 2007 Page #193  
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 the anaJysis proved the substance ro be really a metal which is definitely 2007 Page #194  
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hibits 11 Sauder, Richard. U11derg,ro1111d Bases a11d T111111els: 117hat is 2005 Page #83  

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one-fourth of a mile or so off the road into an open field were a fire was  2003 Page #36  
ssourian, August 13, 1993 10. 1938 Road Map of Cape Girardeau 11. 1939 Cape 2003 Page #39  
hill on what is now called "Meteor Road" and observed flashing blue lights  2003 Page #60  
 took us down the hill from Meteor Road, the location from where he had obs 2003 Page #63  
oming into town from more than one road that evening. While he saw a lot of 2003 Page #67  
 were stopped by state police at a road block. They were curious, and havin 2003 Page #70  
 her. Don was able to get past the road block on foot without being seen, a 2003 Page #71  
val Reports Robert M. Wood 103 The Road to Roswell: A Primer of Undisputed  2004 Page #3  
nds while negotiating turns in the road. More and more the lights seemed to 2004 Page #34  
ound a turn just past the entrance road to the Prospect Point pier on his l 2004 Page #34  
he two entrances of the Bear Point road loop. This area incidentally would  2004 Page #36  
s before the winding and hilly old road commanded his attention once more.  2004 Page #36  
f the driveway and chased down the road after the cruiser, through the vill 2004 Page #37  
llage, and out past Prospect point road. They came around the curve in the  2004 Page #37  
s destination was a remote logging road about six miles from Bentwaters, bu 2004 Page #47  
ough the Canadian Embassy down the road from the White House in Washington  2004 Page #89  
ny of the UFOs were wider than the road or the railbed Slide 23 POSSIBLE AN 2004 Page #126  
 Specific Secreg—Transportation by Road and Rail In 1981, shortly after Len 2004 Page #127  
ually require access to some early road records, perhaps. He does make the  2004 Page #127  
                               The Road To Roswell: Primer of Undisputed Fa 2004 Page #132  
                               The Road to Roswell For some researchers, in 2004 Page #134  
                               The Road to Roswell incident, closer to Magd 2004 Page #136  
                               The Road to Roswell something like numbers a 2004 Page #138  
                               The Road to Roswell What was going on regard 2004 Page #140  
                               The Road to Roswell emulsion from fifty year 2004 Page #142  
                               The Road to Roswell Was the discovery of ali 2004 Page #144  
                               The Road to Roswell Apart from obvious disap 2004 Page #146  
                               The Road to Roswell dead aliens picked up by 2004 Page #148  
                               The Road to Roswell Photographs from Roswell 2004 Page #150  
S in Ventura County while crossing road at 10:05PM on a clear night ▪ with  2004 Page #209  
site on the mesa above Hart Canyon Road, just outside of Aztec, both claim  2004 Page #216  
is friend drove out to Hart Canyon Road to take a look. Ramsey recounts the 2004 Page #216  
 crash on a mesa above Hart Canyon Road in March, 1948? Beyond a reasonable 2004 Page #223  
ar a crearure in the middJe of the road that was just over five feet call a 2005 Page #35  
l and was trying co run across the road from a farm. Gardingo described a c 2005 Page #35  
into the bushes by the side of the road. The young man was scared and drove 2005 Page #35  
 (5:50) Steve Jones driving van on road toward the DRES facility, Utah, on  2005 Page #66  
                               The Road to Roswell 107                      2005 Page #109  
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 of giant-sized gouge, like when a road grader goes in with a blade, about  2005 Page #154  
 scat). The gouge crossed this old road. Jose pulled out his binoculars, an 2005 Page #155  
ore the Army was on the scene with road building equipment. Although we wer 2005 Page #156  
noculars, as the military graded a road and soldiers prepared for the flatb 2005 Page #156  
the flatbed's arrival.2 Before the road was graded, however, soldiers were  2005 Page #156  
n the Padilla Ranch, searching the road where the object had been loaded on 2005 Page #157  
s he negotiated the narrow winding road up the Kern River gorge, his sister 2006 Page #71  
anchers and some men from a county road crew. Bill Gibson arrived with his  2006 Page #79  
yground, over the boys, and over a road, and barely cleared the treetops on 2006 Page #89  
on a farm on the other side of the road. The object then passed over a flat 2006 Page #89  
flying saucer!" as they ran up the road in hot pursuit of the object. They  2006 Page #90  
" I pulled over to the side of the road and thought, "There really must be  2006 Page #90  
They eventually got on to the main road and headed on to the motorway. At o 2006 Page #124  
r cab and get straight back on the road. Don't stop. Just get straight down 2006 Page #124  
t his unit was parked on the B4391 road, and they were given the bodies. I  2006 Page #124  
ught the bodies down to the little road. James Prescott was handed the bodi 2006 Page #124  
scott was handed the bodies on the road; he didn't go on to the mountainsid 2006 Page #124  
 first of all and ran out into the road. They weren't the only ones: all th 2006 Page #127  
dezvoused with a small convoy on a road between Van Horn and Kent. The reco 2006 Page #135  
site. They went out and plowed the road (of snow) to get big trucks up to t 2006 Page #155  
rsity of North of London. Holloway Road. M\XI: How did you get on at school 2007 Page #79  
 #3) DISCS -8) © ,--==== PERIMETER ROAD __ ©, ~ACK CAR (Illustration #4) 90 2007 Page #96  
hour drive away, a real windy dirt road, my dad got the call on the short w 2007 Page #121  
ldn't go out of town. They had the road blocked off. The military had the r 2007 Page #126  
 blocked off. The military had the road blocked off. We couldn't go in or o 2007 Page #126  
red in the neighborhood of Preston Road, Bristol. According to [Deleted] th 2007 Page #140  
ate at rught on a deserted country road, saw the glowing disc and cook__rru 2007 Page #156  
t far from ChiJjlj, was the access road to the rughJy guarded secret of nuc 2007 Page #164  
t we took. It wasn't really a dirt road. lt was like car tracks make throug 2007 Page #168  
) who stopped us at the end of the road, from what I remember. He had a New 2007 Page #169  
behind us that were corrung up the road also. Paul: Yeah, there were other  2007 Page #169  
vering in an open area next to the road. 167                                2007 Page #173  
g East on the Coyote Canyon access road on a routine builcling check of an  2007 Page #176  
t ten soldiers there. They had the road blocked. They told us to get out of 2008 Page #51  
Elk River Bridge on A-line Logging Road I recently visited the area describ 2008 Page #51  
n SR I 05 nearest the John's River Road and the entrance to the logging roa 2008 Page #52  
 patrol car out the East Gate on a road along Rendlesham Forest. The colorf 2008 Page #78  
hat it was. We went down East Gate Road and took a right at the stop sign a 2008 Page #79  
10 to 20 yards to where there is a road that goes into the forest." Dirt ro 2008 Page #79  
d that goes into the forest." Dirt road off main East Gate road SLIDE# 18 " 2008 Page #79  
est." Dirt road off main East Gate road SLIDE# 18 "At the road, I could see 2008 Page #79  
n East Gate road SLIDE# 18 "At the road, I could see a white light shining  2008 Page #79  
ilitary's Status Forces Agreement. Road from East Gate along Rendlesham For 2008 Page #80  
lesham Forest and the dirt logging road that curves off SLIDE# 20 Back in S 2008 Page #80  
 the East Gate and on to a logging road that ran through the Rendlesham For 2008 Page #80  
d been earlier. Penniston said the road was full of potholes and was so fro 2008 Page #80  
the north, over Onkoul 's Tunguska road, the sky split in two and fire appe 2008 Page #99  

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

rn County Sheriffs deputies manned roadblocks at outer perimeter checkpoint 2006 Page #82  

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ce the A-12 had crashed in rugged, roadless terrain, and no electric lighti 2006 Page #75  

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 miles, actually areas adjacent to roads at the time. Historical aerial pho 2003 Page #36  
ng around old wagon and stagecoach roads, cabin sites, arroyos and pioneer  2003 Page #45  
covered transport, little-traveled roads □ Complete craft —RED TEAM, flatbe 2003 Page #175  
ir Force Base (Langley) at Hampton Roads, Virginia. When Stringfield tracke 2004 Page #97  
craft to our secret locations when roads were so narrow and train restricti 2004 Page #121  
n, although it seems easier to use roads if they are indeed wide enough. Th 2004 Page #129  
ir Force Base (Langley) at Hampton Roads, Virginia ... " Stringfield stated 2005 Page #42  
are at a small air base at Hampton Roads, Virginia, if they have not been m 2005 Page #43  
eard about the transfer co Hampton Roads from "a source" in Canada. In his  2005 Page #43  
of a Coi-en,p, 1941-1973 . Hampton Roads Publishin g Co., 2002. For additio 2005 Page #73  
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tist who caravanned along the back roads until they reached their ultimate  2005 Page #165  
nal details about the proximity of roads and other features as best they co 2006 Page #80  
ing or riding their bikes and dirt roads and cow paths outnumbered the tar  2006 Page #92  
 and cow paths outnumbered the tar roads. Several people lived off of their 2006 Page #92  
ching any inhabited areas or major roads. Recon showed no activity, and rad 2006 Page #135  
voy continued non-stop, using back roads and smaller highways, and staying  2006 Page #135  
la Thompson Smith. (1998), Hampton Roads Publishing Company, Charlottesvill 2006 Page #207  
ela Thompson Smith (2001), Hampton Roads Publishing Company, Charlottesvill 2006 Page #207  
n ,can the pastures and the narrow roads that wind through them. With ri8es 2007 Page #145  
ary convoy was traversing the dirt roads of the Chihuahuan Desert, headed e 2007 Page #187  
ponse-the cordoning of the logging roads leading into the site, covert remo 2008 Page #42  
hours after the Crash. The logging roads were blocked by military jeeps and 2008 Page #43  
 of the guards blocking the access roads. The guard stated, ".Maneuvers are 2008 Page #43  
e numbers of troops on the logging roads, just "two" or "several. " Sometim 2008 Page #44  
The maze of half-overgrown logging roads was just about literally their bac 2008 Page #45  
military police checkpoints on the roads leading into the Elk River area. A 2008 Page #46  
. However, many of the old logging roads have been blocked off permanently  2008 Page #51  
k access to the entire area. Three roads converge at one point. 45          2008 Page #51  
orary (and some permanent) logging roads. About one month after I interview 2008 Page #52  
ad and the entrance to the logging roads leading into the Elk River area fr 2008 Page #52  
cks. The military was gone and the roads were open. According to Andy Hamde 2008 Page #53  
Department of people reporting the roads blocked by the military in the are 2008 Page #55  
e young men considered the logging roads to be their home territory the sol 2008 Page #60  
ts by area residents who claim the roads were already blocked on Monday mor 2008 Page #60  
ir Force Base (Langley) at Hampton Roads, Virginia ... Stringfield himself  2009 Page #50  

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ill out A there; was murdered with roadside pipe; he did not give up the in 2004 Page #209  
plosion. He reported the fire on a roadside emergency phone then continued  2006 Page #71  

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al of tha faata, of tha otaaaaa of roal aaaaaglt»ki--- &0 •a* af tha fhr-ra 2003 Page #220  

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mceexp-y14 1.,ISD 2 8 011-,A, tot; Roam W. =MT Lt. Colossi, USAF (E) Odd, M 2004 Page #18  
 Anwoca 13 .~44.00 Ma ti41.414. ov roam MANI *4,4 vver4 4444 #4.4.4414. wer 2006 Page #32  

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ere was once a time when runosaurs roamed the earth and tobacco companies p 2007 Page #65  

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t ', therefore, this report is for roar information only. 1 hems also recei 2004 Page #18  
late when the flash, the sustained roar and the heat wave came. When his mo 2005 Page #153  
's Central Valley. Suddenly a load roar caused Hoyt to glance skyward. As h 2006 Page #71  
tly afterwards: "There was a great roar and a bang and the glasses shook. T 2006 Page #120  
the cinema — it was that kind of a roar and bang. Everyone ran into the str 2006 Page #120  
me that he had ·'heard a kind of a roar." He glanced up and saw a yellow-wh 2008 Page #11  
ng in the house, she had heard the roar of the object as it flew over. The  2008 Page #13  
il meeting when they all heard the roar. Bernini said that it sounded like  2008 Page #13  

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denly began to move, making a loud roaring noise like a powerful internal c 2005 Page #37  
 witness described hearing "a loud roaring sound and then a loud crash," an 2006 Page #86  
. They are often associated with a roaring sound or a series of detonations 2008 Page #12  

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New Mexico in 1947." That prompted roars of laughter from the crowd. Networ 2004 Page #140  

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g. We were all just sitting around roasting weenies and marshmallows, and m 2007 Page #121  

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 PMG - • Col Hank •General Carter• Rob Lovett Meyers •Hopkins • Royall • Co 2003 Page #154  
X expert to comment on the film is Rob Townshend , who worked in New Zealan 2005 Page #149  
aked. Special effects experts Like Rob Townshend and others can only base t 2005 Page #150  

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news media hear about the event is robably greater. Even so, we know from h 2007 Page #30  

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language, since during one botched robbery that turned out killing the vict 2008 Page #111  
cords, the "greatest unsolved bank robbery" in world history was the disapp 2008 Page #137  

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 primary source of information was Robbie Hanson. 25                        2004 Page #28  
ual UFO Crash Retrieval Conference Robbie Reynolds Hanson said, "They're st 2004 Page #29  
ct knowledge of the crash. One was Robbie Hanson, who admitted she had no p 2004 Page #29  
l and well-liked supervisors, Sgt. Robbie Robertson from the Sheriffs Offic 2008 Page #43  
ing the public and their officers. Robbie was one of the latter. In 1979 th 2008 Page #44  
ose. I remember the night Sergeant Robbie read The Night before Christmas o 2008 Page #44  
resentation I attempted to contact Robbie Robertson now retired. I spoke wi 2008 Page #45  
ital. Annapolis , MD. Police Chief Robbie Robertson appears in a group phot 2008 Page #70  

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ael Lindemann, Nick Redfern, Peter Robbins, Kenn Thomas, Mathew Williams, R 2003 Page #2  
nge Death of James Forrestal Peter Robbins Abstract: Early on the morning o 2003 Page #85  
s, David Pace, Nick Redfern, Peter Robbins, Ron Regehr, Chuck Wade, Dr. Rob 2004 Page #2  
blished Pieces of the Puzzle Peter Robbins 43 UFO Crash Retrievals: U.S. Go 2004 Page #3  
blished Pieces of the Puzzle Peter Robbins Copyright 2004 Peter Robbins On  2004 Page #46  
Peter Robbins Copyright 2004 Peter Robbins On three successive nights in la 2004 Page #46  
ter hearing a radio talk show with Robbins and Warren as the guests. In Oct 2004 Page #56  
ergy, Wilhelm Reich and UFOs Peter Robbins Copyright 2005 Peier Robbins All 2005 Page #87  
Peter Robbins Copyright 2005 Peier Robbins All of \Xlilhelm Reich's many bo 2005 Page #87  
 York, Farrar Straus Giroux, 1999. Robbins, P.: il1/'ilhelm Reich cmd UFOs. 2005 Page #105  
Orgonomic Publications, Inc, 1990. Robbins, P.: J,f:1/ilhel/J/ Reich and UF 2005 Page #105  
horized viewing. Brig. Gen. Jay T. Robbins, director of aerospace safety fo 2006 Page #74  
onio Huneeus , Nick Redfern, Peter Robbins, Michael Schratt, Danny Sheehan, 2007 Page #3  
Alien Imagery in Advertising Peter Robbins ................................ 2007 Page #5  
Alien Imagery in Advertising Peter Robbins Copyright 2007 Peter Robbins For 2007 Page #59  
Peter Robbins Copyright 2007 Peter Robbins For decades now, alien and UFO-r 2007 Page #59  
at East Gate, Larry Warren & Peter Robbins, Cosimo, 2005; You Can't Tell th 2008 Page #39  
ast Gate by Larry Warren and Peter Robbins, as saying: "I did drive William 2008 Page #88  
ia's Best Known CE3 Incident Peter Robbins ................................ 2009 Page #5  
o, who told Larry Warren and Peter Robbins, authors of Left At East Gate[©  2009 Page #60  
s Best Known CE3 Incident By Peter Robbins Copyright 2009: Peter Robbins On 2009 Page #134  
eter Robbins Copyright 2009: Peter Robbins On Monday October 9, 1989, the h 2009 Page #134  

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 it was close enough to the ground robe on it, but it was level. That baffl 2007 Page #169  

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 carbon on 'onion skin' paper from Roben Cutler, who was a special assistan 2005 Page #125  
apparent. Respectfully, Isl Dr. J. Roben Oppenheimer Director of Advanced S 2008 Page #114  

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          Not many people know who Robenson was. He wasn't some low-level p 2007 Page #22  
 \Xie can say for certain that the Robenson Panel's recommendations were ca 2007 Page #23  

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Mathew Williams, Ryan Wood and Dr. Robert Wood. Sincere appreciation goes t 2003 Page #2  
bate www majesticdocuments.com Lt. Robert M. Jacobs “For thirty years I've  2003 Page #13  
of something at our warhead. ” Lt. Robert M. Jacobs, U.S. Air Force, quoted 2003 Page #13  
ion" of whatever may have fallen." Robert Gatty, a reporter for the Tribune 2003 Page #55  
nd and future Secretary of Defense Robert Lovett has an estate. When Forres 2003 Page #89  
on Gray Dr. Donald Menzel $ ‘ Gen. Robert M. Montague | Dr. Lloyd V. Berkne 2003 Page #132  
ed further betra*ed the find". Dr. Robert Alan Goldberg. "Enemies Within ”  2003 Page #135  
s around the country. In 1980, Dr. Robert Q. Fugate was on the roster at Sa 2003 Page #148  
 the Special Operations Manual Dr. Robert M. Wood Introduction and Backgrou 2003 Page #169  
t Printing Office and met with Mr. Robert McArtor, whose job it was to answ 2003 Page #179  
nds. The oral history testimony of Robert Landry, the Air Advisor to Presid 2003 Page #191  
a 1996 story former USAF physicist Robert Collins posted a chart and a lett 2003 Page #194  
y Cemraission, moat natably DX.Zr, ROBERT OFREMBdlHER^ /was idontified at L 2003 Page #234  
bbins, Ron Regehr, Chuck Wade, Dr. Robert Wood, and Ryan S. Wood. Sincere a 2004 Page #2  
ingfield's Crash-Retrieval Reports Robert M. Wood 103 The Road to Roswell:  2004 Page #3  
t a traceable paper trail. General Robert Landry, who was the Air Force aid 2004 Page #84  
in the United States came from Dr. Robert Sarbacher. He, like Smith and Van 2004 Page #90  
r showed a letter to Berliner from Robert Thompson, a friend of his, who wa 2004 Page #97  
 September 1950 interview with Dr. Robert Sarbacher, Smith asked about how  2004 Page #97  
 Stanton Friedman tracked down Dr. Robert Sarbacher in 1983, he asked him t 2004 Page #98  
 national security advisor General Robert Cutler. Cutler, like Eisenhower,  2004 Page #103  
 to an Alien In 1959 Lt. Commander Robert Neasham and U.S. Navy Commander J 2004 Page #103  
only became know in the 1970s when Robert Emenegger and Allen Sandler were  2004 Page #105  
ingfield's Crash-Retrieval Reports Robert M. Wood Copyright 2004 Robert M.  2004 Page #106  
orts Robert M. Wood Copyright 2004 Robert M. Wood "Our justice system is ba 2004 Page #106  
x, New York, USA 1 1 0 0 0 Witness Robert Oliveri VII, 26-29 Newspaper repo 2004 Page #111  
w Mexico, USA 1 1 1 1 0 Researcher Robert Barry II, 7-8 UFO and bodies reco 2004 Page #112  
ight Patterson Air Force Base, Dr. Robert Sarbacher (Dean of the Post Gradu 2004 Page #132  
ut Edgar Mitchell and the late Dr. Robert Sarbacher as well as Lt. Col. Phi 2004 Page #132  
ncluding Stanton Friedman, and for Robert and Ryan Wood, who are the sponso 2004 Page #134  
out. Furthermore, the esteemed Dr. Robert Sarbacher, who was once the Dean  2004 Page #147  
e Majestic Documents, published by Robert and Ryan Wood The Special Operati 2004 Page #149  
erations Manual 1-01, Published by Robert and Ryan Wood The Report on Unide 2004 Page #149  
 November 29, 1983 letter from Dr. Robert Sarbacher to William Steinman Jul 2004 Page #149  
t or Fiction? (Fox TV Documentary, Robert Kiviat Producer) UFO's: Yesterdey 2004 Page #149  
morrow, TV Documentary, Written By Robert Emenneger Down In Roswell, Produc 2004 Page #149  
ash Retrieval Conference physicist Robert Collins as a cover for the MJ-12  2004 Page #177  
come true when Air Force Secretary Robert C. Seamans, Jr. summed up the fin 2004 Page #178  
HoRoman story started in 1973 when Robert Emenegger and his partner Allen S 2004 Page #181  
urther with it. I will handle it." Robert Emenegger asked Colonel Coleman w 2004 Page #185  
m to support that notion. in 1983, Robert Emenegger, who had produced the U 2004 Page #192  
lar message to what Linda Howe and Robert Emenegger were given. Whitley tol 2004 Page #194  
ys it's off." In yet another case, Robert Emenegger was offered an intervie 2004 Page #196  
ith new strains of influenza • Dr. Robert G. Green 1947 — founder and promp 2004 Page #201  
 died vehicular manslaughter • Dr. Robert J Oppenheimer — MJ12 maverick mem 2004 Page #201  
James Forrestal • John F Kennedy • Robert F Kenney • Dorothy Kilgallen • Ma 2004 Page #202  
Gordon Gray Dr. Donald Menzel Gen. Robert M. Montague Dr. Lloyd V. Berkner  2004 Page #203  
ction with the Aztec incident. Dr. Robert Sarbacher, a distinguished Americ 2004 Page #217  
e and research the physics. Dr. J. Robert Oppenheimer was appointed by Dr.  2004 Page #249  
tion of Reverse Engineering Claims Robert M. Wood, Ph.D. Copyright 2005 Rob 2005 Page #3  
bert M. Wood, Ph.D. Copyright 2005 Robert M. Wood REVERSE ENGINEERING UFOs  2005 Page #3  
me the phone number of his friend, Robert Thompson, whom he knew through mu 2005 Page #42  
 many years later (in 1983) by Dr. Robert Sarbacher . Sarbacher conceded th 2005 Page #79  
d named more names (Vannevar Bush, Robert Oppenheimer) . He stated that "ce 2005 Page #79  
his attempts to gain 5 Sarbacher , Robert. Private letter to\'( illiam Stei 2005 Page #79  
ces, too. Of course, the claims of Robert Lazar in 1989 of alien "back engi 2005 Page #82  
 teacher. ''Willi" and rus brother Robert grew up on the family's rural est 2005 Page #88  
ining Memo. Thomas reminds us that Robert Cutler had been with the CIA as a 2005 Page #97  
ndividual journals were also kept. Robert McCulloch, another trained cloud- 2005 Page #99  
complished aerospace physicist Dr. Robert Wood, Ryan has worked \Vith clari 2005 Page #117  
d. Ryan, along with lus father Dr. Robert M. Wood, has done significant wor 2005 Page #119  
g, Lt. Gen. Nathan Twining, Dr. J. Robert Oppenheimer, Dr. Detlev Bronk-as  2005 Page #125  
uments. Exhaustive research by Dr. Robert \Xf ood15 has demonstrated both t 2005 Page #129  
www.majesticdocu emnts.com for Dr. Robert Wood's papers-Validating the New  2005 Page #130  
advised in the SOM1-01 manual. Dr. Robert \X/ood notes that some hoaxers cr 2005 Page #132  
ng the pot of public interest. Dr. Robert Wood, respected researcher of lea 2005 Page #139  
               Majic Eyes Only Dr. Robert Wood, aerospace physicist and UFO 2005 Page #141  
rch of Leonard Stringfield and Dr. Robert \'(/oocl, it is instructive to su 2005 Page #141  
o surfaced; and veteran journalist Robert Pratt conducted extensive researc 2005 Page #143  
 the words of project physicist J. Robert Oppenheimer. ln this atmosphere o 2005 Page #153  
 our black world efforts. In 1989, Robert Lazar had come forward with the c 2005 Page #168  
aul Schatzkin, Matthew Thuney, Dr. Robert Wood, and Ryan S. Wood. Sincere a 2006 Page #2  
ien Viruses & Leaked Documents Dr. Robert M. Wood 98 1974 The Year of Crash 2006 Page #3  
ingfield, and more recently by Dr. Robert Wood and Ryan Wood. Understanding 2006 Page #14  
xtraterrestrial presence. Both Dr. Robert Wood and Ryan Wood take this appr 2006 Page #15  
ing with leading Defense scientist Robert Sarbacher Sarbacher. still living 2006 Page #26  
scientists (e.g. Vannevar Bush and Robert Oppenheimer). states he was perso 2006 Page #26  
ing about, and to leave it alone ' Robert Sarbacher had told Steinman that  2006 Page #27  
argosa Valley residents created by Robert McCracken (RM) a local Nye County 2006 Page #47  
ried items from the impact crater. Robert M. McGregor, an aeronautical engi 2006 Page #82  
n Viruses and Leaked Documents Dr. Robert M. Wood Copyright 2006 Robert M.  2006 Page #101  
 Dr. Robert M. Wood Copyright 2006 Robert M. Wood Abstract Dr. Wood, a long 2006 Page #101  
, Wood and Wood LLC, 2003 14 Wood, Robert M. and Ryan S., The Majestic Docu 2006 Page #103  
 Sky, David Clarke & Andy Roberts, Robert Hale Books, 1990. 9. Wrexham Lead 2006 Page #137  
ation building with two other men, Robert Toppen and Craig Howard. Howard w 2006 Page #157  
 Navy colleagues, Craig Howard and Robert Toppen, thought they had been abl 2006 Page #159  
Capt. Seeley ordered Tom Sheppard, Robert Toppen and Craig Howard to drive  2006 Page #160  
 then. One night, they played with Robert Stack hosting, "The Roswell Incid 2006 Page #161  
t is the Undersecretary of Defense Robert Lovett.) 'Mr. President. I don't  2006 Page #164  
 why did Undersecretary of Defense Robert Lovett tell Dean Acheson that flo 2006 Page #173  
ORY In 1977 Retired Air Force Col. Robert Willingham filed a report with NI 2006 Page #174  
trol and included the comment that Robert Willingham had seen a crashed sau 2006 Page #176  
sation with Nevada hotel developer Robert Bigelow and we discussed my going 2006 Page #196  
August of 1992, I finally met with Robert Bigelow at the Annual Parapsychol 2006 Page #197  
 my first official day working for Robert Bigelow and the Bigelow Foundatio 2006 Page #197  
r research groups and individuals. Robert Bigelow did fund a great many peo 2006 Page #197  
the Foundation and following, that Robert Bigelow had been funneling "Black 2006 Page #197  
any was the management company for Robert Bigelow's hotel development and m 2006 Page #197  
r to my working at the Foundation, Robert Bigelow, along with another donor 2006 Page #197  
 During November, 1992 I flew with Robert Bigelow to Los Angeles where we t 2006 Page #198  
sit During the early part of 1993, Robert Bigelow and I joined a group from 2006 Page #199  
Site. Many people do not know that Robert Bigelow has been a major financia 2006 Page #199  
e on the trips. David was asked by Robert Bigelow to construct several UFO  2006 Page #200  
David's devices were never used as Robert Bigelow then believed that UFOs c 2006 Page #200  
dart up and down above a mountain. Robert Bigelow and NIDS were later to bu 2006 Page #200  
tary and government installations. Robert Bigelow was adamant that the catt 2006 Page #201  
ote Viewing It is interesting that Robert Bigelow did not seem very involve 2006 Page #202  
tance Also, in the spring of 1993, Robert Bigelow asked to go to Manhattan, 2006 Page #202  
 Radio Show In the summer of 1993, Robert Bigelow and I met with Art Bell w 2006 Page #203  
ned the project. The idea was that Robert Bigelow would fund a radio progra 2006 Page #203  
ok on Monday mornings! In February Robert Bigelow announced that he would b 2006 Page #204  
d to syndicate across the country. Robert Bigelow was not too happy with th 2006 Page #204  
edles. Alternative Health Research Robert Bigelow has always been intereste 2006 Page #206  
ure Series. During that same year, Robert Bigelow financed several UNLV nur 2006 Page #206  
for Area 2000. Mediumship Research Robert Bigelow was also interested in li 2006 Page #207  
was to locate quality mediums that Robert Bigelow could contact. I was also 2006 Page #207  
. Moving On In the spring of 1994, Robert Bigelow's interests moved on to o 2006 Page #207  
ture groups that were initiated by Robert Bigelow: the Bigelow Chair in Con 2006 Page #207  
iting and stimulating time. Today, Robert Bigelow has initiated civilian fo 2006 Page #207  
questions that I was asked is "Was Robert Bigelow working for the governmen 2006 Page #207  
nsciousness in the Physical World, Robert G. Jahn and Brenda J. Dunne, (198 2006 Page #207  
 Noe Torres, Matthew Williams, Dr. Robert \X/ood, and Ryan S. \X/oocl. Sinc 2007 Page #3  
ncyclopaedia of Flying Saucers Dr. Robert M. Wood ......................... 2007 Page #5  
ropaganda operation . For example, Robert Coonrod, past president of the Co 2007 Page #14  
Flying Suacers by Vernon Bowen Dr. Robert M. Wood, PhD. 36 Copyright© 2007  2007 Page #42  
t M. Wood, PhD. 36 Copyright© 2007 Robert M. Wood. PhD. AN ENCYCLOPAEDIA OF 2007 Page #42  
 Vanish ■ Deputy Inspector General Robert Liebennan of the Pentagon in 2001 2007 Page #53  
s 22 The Chesapeake Co1111ectio11, Robert Oechsler and Debby Regimen ti, 19 2007 Page #77  
 Pataki was a Jong-tinie friend of Robert Slatzer. 'Pataki ... remembers tw 2007 Page #136  
ing the Kennedy brothers, John and Robert, were all part and parcel of the  2007 Page #137  
'\'. \'(talker and bY metalJuroist Robert \'/.Johnson, who b b . e· conclud 2007 Page #195  
ions were done b) MIT merallurgist Robert E. Ogilvie, by Stanford Uni\ersit 2007 Page #195  
lton Howe, , Nick Redfern, , , Dr. Robert Wood, and Ryan S. \.Xlood. Sincer 2008 Page #3  
to the organizing committee of Dr. Robert \.'load, Michelle Buysse and Ryan 2008 Page #3  
ics and the Majestic Documents Dr. Robert M. Wood ......................... 2008 Page #5  
iend might be right. r n fact, Dr. Robert Kadesch , who was an associate pr 2008 Page #11  
The Utah case becomes a bolide and Robert Kadesch , a scientist not involve 2008 Page #17  
                    UFO researcher Robert Todd sent Freedom of lnfomrntion  2008 Page #30  
larly controversial topic than Dr. Robert Wood-father of Majic Eyes Only au 2008 Page #36  
n Search of the Alien Viruses, Dr. Robert M. Wood, publication pending 21 I 2008 Page #39  
son, the MUFON State Director, and Robert Gribble, the retired Seattle fire 2008 Page #45  
Not Jong before this investigation Robert Gribble helped me lo join MU FON. 2008 Page #70  
ics and the Majestic Documents Dr. Robert M. Wood Copyright 2008 Dr. Robert 2008 Page #104  
 Robert M. Wood Copyright 2008 Dr. Robert M. Wood Since the 1984 arrival of 2008 Page #104  
 intelligence connections. ---Gen. Robert M Montegue, a military man with n 2008 Page #134  
r g, under Deputy Director Colonel Robert Schow, who would become assistant 2008 Page #137  
my's European Command, directed by Robert Walsh operating out of Berlin. "T 2008 Page #138  
rg , under Deputy Director Colonel Robert Schow, who would become assistant 2008 Page #138  
e, who received his doctorate from Robert Sommer, director of the Deutscher 2008 Page #140  
alysis of Questioned Documents Dr. Robert M. Wood ......................... 2009 Page #5  
nalysis of Questioned Documents By Robert M. Wood, Ph.D. Copyrigh i 2009 Ro 2009 Page #7  
ert M. Wood, Ph.D. Copyrigh i 2009 Robert M. Wood .My interest in UFO resea 2009 Page #7  
 created the hoaxed parts and why. Robert M. Wood Newport Beach California  2009 Page #14  
ofessor Albert Einstein and Doctor Robert Oppenheimer to inject any useful  2009 Page #28  
hower's National Security Advisor, Robert Cutler, to U.S. Air Force Chief o 2009 Page #35  
nt Truman to Secretary of Defense, Robert Forrestal, on September 24, 1947. 2009 Page #36  
 June 23, 1999.16 According to Dr. Robert Wood and Ryan Wood, the Burned Do 2009 Page #39  
ation ... it should be wet. 35 Dr. Robert M. Wood, who is the foremost expe 2009 Page #43  
ligence agencies, according to Dr. Robert M. Wood. The term "it should be w 2009 Page #43  
me the phone number of his friend, Robert Thompson , whom he knew through m 2009 Page #50  
l Gordon Williams and USAF General Robert Bazley, Commander of the 3rd Air  2009 Page #68  
or a weekly staff meeting. General Robert Bazley, Command er, 3rd Air Force 2009 Page #73  
ce, Mildenhall, England, Dec. 1980 Robert W. Bazley is a retired U.S. Air F 2009 Page #73  
he weekly meeting was USAF General Robert Bazley, then Commander of the 3rd 2009 Page #74  
red scorn on the idea of a certain Robert Goddard that rockets could fly in 2009 Page #139  

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s 2 adopted children with his wife Roberta where they live a quiet and secl 2005 Page #174  

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dent on the Berwyn Mountains. Andy Roberts, a long-term investigator of the 2003 Page #76  
ude KGFL newsmen Frank Joyce, Judd Roberts, and Walt Whitmore — and of cour 2004 Page #138  
ir Force was stimulated by a Major Roberts stationed at nearby Beale Air Fo 2006 Page #22  
d to join the Air Force by a Major Roberts who regularly talked to him betw 2006 Page #22  
ritish Roswell. As researcher Andy Roberts stated: "Prehistoric man lived a 2006 Page #119  
for UFOs in times gone by." And as Roberts also carefully noted: "It is aga 2006 Page #119  
at practically the same time? Andy Roberts firmly believes the latter theor 2006 Page #121  
ew Williams, are less certain that Roberts has resolved all of the many and 2006 Page #121  
tes: 1. Fire on the Mountain, Andy Roberts, published privately. Out of the 2006 Page #137  
cial Cover-Up, David Clarke & Andy Roberts, Piatkus, 2002. See also: www.fl 2006 Page #137  
ms of the Sky, David Clarke & Andy Roberts, Robert Hale Books, 1990. 9. Wre 2006 Page #137  
e United States Air Force, Michael Roberts, Guild Publishing, 1989. 30. Let 2006 Page #137  

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he Berwyn Mountains affair. How do Roberts' findings sit with those of Marg 2003 Page #76  

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erflights of Washington caused the Robertson panel in 1953 to reduce public 2003 Page #170  
 gave new reason for suppression □ Robertson panel met in Jan 53, reduced p 2003 Page #170  
ence that was used in the 1953 CIA Robertson panel report on UFOs. At the t 2004 Page #101  
r the Navy. Months after doing the Robertson Panel UFO photographic work he 2004 Page #101  
an inside the NSC who received the Robertson Panel Report when it was sent  2004 Page #103  
 Lundahl that had analyzed the CIA Robertson Panel UFO photographic evidenc 2004 Page #104  
r who was the guy who did the 1952 Robertson Panel guy. Anyway Bob Baker wa 2004 Page #184  
amentalists (Jerry Falwell and Pat Robertson come to mind) have already lou 2006 Page #10  
olved in the UFO situation via the Robertson Panel. 11                      2007 Page #17  
                Not long after the Robertson Panel made its recommendations 2007 Page #18  
t I've alreadv mentioned the CIA's Robertson Panel and hO\v it ordered UFOs 2007 Page #21  
really was. During \X/orld War 11, Robertson had become close friends with  2007 Page #22  
behind-the-scenes role in both the Robertson Panel and the Condon Commissio 2007 Page #22  
ves. In this hand-writt en letter, Robertson Panel member Dr. Thornton Page 2007 Page #23  
evision show about UFOs around the Robertson Panel's conclusions. Now you s 2007 Page #23  
ple. Evidence for New York Times I Robertson Panel cooperation: ► 1) CIA wa 2007 Page #23  
"media assets.· .. ,.. 1953: CIA's Robertson Panel calls for mass media Prt 2007 Page #26  
k of "media assets." ► 1953: CIA's Robertson Panel calls for mass media pro 2007 Page #26  
                                   Robertson Panel Let's step back now and  2007 Page #28  
d got close. " The Mysterious Sgt. Robertson My next interview provided a w 2008 Page #43  
ell-liked supervisors, Sgt. Robbie Robertson from the Sheriffs Office. Alth 2008 Page #43  
er the county channel at midnight. Robertson took a direct interest in the  2008 Page #44  
rive enthusiasts in Westport. Sgt. Robertson asked them to conduct an "unof 2008 Page #44  
or "several. " Sometime afterwards Robertson recalled stopping at a Westpor 2008 Page #44  
t .26 Although he had been a SEAL, Robertson related the SEALS were true to 2008 Page #44  
irectly. One of the SEALS reminded Robertson of one of their basic duties,  2008 Page #44  
were willing to disclose. Sergeant Robertson believed the entire incident w 2008 Page #44  
tion I attempted to contact Robbie Robertson now retired. I spoke with some 2008 Page #45  
                           If Sgt. Robertson was correct in his theory of a 2008 Page #60  
nnapolis , MD. Police Chief Robbie Robertson appears in a group photo near  2008 Page #70  
ponsored panel headed by Dr. H. P. Robertson which deflected public attenti 2008 Page #134  
 program and advisor to the CIA 's Robertson Panel Report on UFO's and nati 2009 Page #25  

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ive results." Or, a 1951 memo from Robins AFB in Georgia describing , in fa 2005 Page #74  

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ood, Nick Pope, John O'DonneU, Lou Robinson, Ruben J. Uriarte and Ryan \Y/  2007 Page #77  
hi toward Eureka, it flew over Bob Robinson and Floyd Evans. According to w 2008 Page #12  
and Floyd Evans. According to what Robinson told me, he was traveling south 2008 Page #12  
and both men got out of the truck. Robinson saw the light in the southeast  2008 Page #12  
and then passed directly overhead. Robinson told me he thought it was no mo 2008 Page #12  
e craft almost hidden in the glow. Robinson told me that both he and Evans  2008 Page #12  
e lights didn't go out completely. Robinson thought as the object reached t 2008 Page #12  
owed, as if taking a look at them. Robinson thought the object, or at least 2008 Page #12  
wed the Utah witnesses such as Bob Robinson and Floyd Evans. They interview 2008 Page #17  

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ra etaggiCUARA 10 March', 1950 Dr. Robley D. Swans. r: Massachusetts Instit 2004 Page #18  

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t be any more wars. These include "robot, jet-propelled atomic bombs guided 2003 Page #16  
\ ) I / / I Iron Giant Cisco Grove Robot 103                                2009 Page #109  
ures similar to humans and a small robot came out." It continues on from th 2009 Page #134  

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he being touched some knobs on the robot's chest and the two began to move  2009 Page #136  

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 and down the tree, as did a small robot-like entity, or entities, dependin 2009 Page #135  

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 of coffee, oblivious to the giant robotic clamp about to close on him. The 2007 Page #71  

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tional Mechanics; Nanotechnology _ Robotics; and Aerospace Engineering Addi 2005 Page #163  

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

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 and Means of Space Exploration . "Robots are not the best 1988 1058 means  2009 Page #10  
ernately described as "humanoid s, robots, shadows, and a TV-set on legs."  2009 Page #136  

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a:rw_, Hllr:le, Srni!ll.,burll. lo Robu! Wiln. W" of II.fr. il.Dd "11s. Wil 2009 Page #163  

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ver-up is powerful, effective, and robust. It is a naïve belief that UFO co 2004 Page #254  
ontact, with the aim of developing robust policy and strategies for managin 2006 Page #69  
ed classified documents describe a robust UFO recovery program since the 40 2006 Page #103  
ed classified documents describe a robust UFO recovery program since the 40 2006 Page #117  

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Objl!cb In Thl.t :'le,.-n~~i!!l-J..roc:-i:an i~-! Sky Still Unex-plained re 2009 Page #163  

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 The man had been told there was a rocal of 30 alien bodies at the base. \V 2005 Page #79  

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 later call the artifact over to a rock and laid it on the bandanna. I went 2003 Page #45  
 the head of the grave was a crude rock headstone. It appeared that half of 2004 Page #27  
bottom with the odd outcropping of rock and kelp beds. On the north eastern 2004 Page #39  
y metal fused with molten sand and rock,' were found near a 50 feet by 50 f 2004 Page #68  
ters and perioruc service at Raven Rock, sometimes caUed the "underground P 2005 Page #130  
0, President Truman approved Raven Rock Mountain, PA, as the site for the J 2005 Page #130  
 folded up and lodged underneath a rock. \Vhen I freed it, it unfolded alJ  2005 Page #155  
ican flag on a pole supported by a rock cairn. They also found the ground c 2006 Page #83  
d reporter the next day, "It's not rock and it's not wood."39 Richard Burke 2006 Page #187  
ng over a vacationer standing on a rock ledge. The man is standing next to  2007 Page #71  
he extreme heat (similar to a flat rock when thrO\\ n across a body of wate 2007 Page #109  
 Chavez, owns and operates a Belen rock and cement company . ...:_...__~--' 2007 Page #161  

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silvery disc was found in the deep rock-coal scams in Norwegian coalmines o 2004 Page #14  
silvery ruse was found in the deep rock-coal seams in Norwegian coal mines  2005 Page #133  

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 looking for vintage film clips of rock-n-roll performers from the 1950s. P 2005 Page #145  

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 The family thought one particular rockcovered hill looked like the place t 2007 Page #168  

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s represented the interests of the Rocke fellers, Rothschild s, DuPonts , K 2008 Page #125  

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New York City headquarters were in Rockefell er Center which was not that f 2009 Page #137  

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ouse in 1993. Billionaire Laurance Rockefeller had seen a documentary on Ro 2003 Page #200  
es from 1993 to 1996. Gibbons told Rockefeller that the request to declassi 2003 Page #200  
 the cover-up was as widespread as Rockefeller was claiming. Gibbons propos 2003 Page #200  
uld then have a pattern to follow. Rockefeller thought about it, and said t 2003 Page #200  
OSTP files reveal that much of the Rockefeller effort to declassify the Ros 2003 Page #200  
er staff had been helping Laurance Rockefeller to edit the UFO letter to th 2003 Page #200  
 second letter written by Laurance Rockefeller to Dr. Gibbons, Rockefeller  2003 Page #200  
urance Rockefeller to Dr. Gibbons, Rockefeller stated, "You indicated that  2003 Page #200  
ttee on Aeronautics (NACA) and the Rockefeller Institute, appear to have pl 2004 Page #63  
ceived a very large grant from the Rockefeller Foundation to hold a confere 2006 Page #198  
nes, personal assistant to John D. Rockefeller ■ John Meuller, ret CEO RCA  2007 Page #43  
niversity, and later, president of Rockefeller University. Bronk's distingu 2007 Page #75  
 in Frankfurt , Ge1many. Schiff, a Rockefeller banker, had financed the Jap 2008 Page #125  
the Rockefellers. Named Schroeder, Rockefeller and Company, Investment Bank 2008 Page #126  
 of "the Rome-Berlin Axis." "Avery Rockefeller owned 42 percent of Schroede 2008 Page #126  
6 was awarded a major grant by the Rockefeller Foundation . His work during 2008 Page #131  
resulted in the development of the Rockefeller Differential Analyzer, an an 2008 Page #131  
l 1968 he was . , president of the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Resear 2008 Page #133  
successfully tried to interest the Rockefeller Foundation and Howard Hughes 2008 Page #134  
vealed recently by Nicholas "Nick" Rockefeller, a participant in the World  2008 Page #136  
time of his death in 1937, John D. Rockefeller and his only son, John D. Ro 2008 Page #140  
kefeller and his only son, John D. Rockefeller Jr., had not only built up a 2008 Page #140  
tablished such institutions as the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Resear 2008 Page #140  
 University of Chicago (1889), the Rockefeller Foundation (1913) and the Li 2008 Page #140  
 Lincoln School (I 917), where the Rockefeller siblings began their educati 2008 Page #140  
blings began their education , and Rockefeller University in New York City. 2008 Page #140  
rs. Edward H. HaiTiman and John D. Rockefeller. Along with the previously d 2008 Page #140  
in 1939 on land donated by John D. Rockefeller Jr. and financed by the Rock 2008 Page #140  
ockefeller Jr. and financed by the Rockefeller family. The American College 2008 Page #140  
every state, received aid from the Rockefeller founded General Education Bo 2008 Page #140  
l on Foreign Relations, Morgan and Rockefeller interests and the intelligen 2008 Page #141  
mber of a family long connected to Rockefeller oil interests. Aspertame -Do 2008 Page #142  
"lt would be false to say [John D. Rockefeller] was the mastermind of inter 2008 Page #144  
ut it wouldn't be false to say the Rockefeller money has been used in vario 2008 Page #144  

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ing him this is not how it worked. Rockefeller's presidential effort was cu 2003 Page #200  
aimed UFO skeptic. Gibbons handled Rockefeller's questions and concerns rel 2003 Page #200  
 In a November 1, 1995 letter from Rockefeller's lawyer Henry Diamond to Dr 2003 Page #200  
the respective fields, but because Rockefeller's money was available at the 2008 Page #144  

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University in New York City. These Rockefeller-funded institutions ensured  2008 Page #140  

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 Nazis can be seen by studying the Rockefeller-owned Chase National Bank no 2008 Page #128  

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roviding legal services to a joint Rockefeller-Schroeder investment firm, t 2008 Page #127  

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th from men like the Rothschilds , Rockefellers , Schiffs, Warburgs, Morgan 2008 Page #125  
who was business partners with the Rockefellers, employed the New York law  2008 Page #126  
ntered into a partnership with the Rockefellers. Named Schroeder, Rockefell 2008 Page #126  
ndard Oil of New Jersey as did the Rockefellers. " By the time war began in 2008 Page #127  
ate bank in the United States. The Rockefellers owned Standard Oil of New J 2008 Page #128  
 also was a paid consultant to the Rockefellers. According to one source, G 2008 Page #133  
phamrnceuticals and education. The Rockefellers were also interested in the 2008 Page #140  
vid McAlpine Pyle representing the Rockefellers. Major colleges and univers 2008 Page #140  

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 U.S. Science, even that of German rocket and aircraft development." White  2003 Page #28  
 as not belonging to any aircraft, rocket, weapons, or balloon test that ar 2003 Page #232  
debris such as crashed satellites, rocket boosters, etc. However, there is  2004 Page #4  
hnology such as Soviet satellites, rocket boosters, etc. However, not every 2004 Page #5  
 involve Soviet space satellite or rocket debris. Perhaps most interesting  2004 Page #6  
ed by eminent Norwegian and German rocket experts. He writes that Dr Norsal 2004 Page #12  
t Dr Norsal, a Nonvegian expert in rocket construction, went to the place w 2004 Page #12  
o sOne witnesees. Is it oneo these rocket Which go out of control from time 2004 Page #19  
UFO Crash Retrievals SLIDE #7: V-2 Rocket Launcher, 1947; White Sands Provi 2004 Page #64  
 evolved into the Upper Atmosphere Rocket Research Panel in March, 1948. So 2004 Page #64  
c33.htm) In the history of the V-2 rocket program, an internet archive call 2004 Page #64  
ened during that May 15, 1947, V-2 rocket launch? State Representative Andr 2004 Page #64  
culiar Phenomena' Is Blamed as V-2 Rocket Goes Astray There is a clue in a  2004 Page #64  
rratic test flight of a German V-2 rocket which landed only six miles east  2004 Page #64  
2 missile" and immediately the V-2 rocket changed course. Andrew Kissner sa 2004 Page #64  
 from a camera aimed through a V-2 rocket window. What was the "peculiar ph 2004 Page #64  
s considered the cause for the V-2 rocket at White Sands Proving Ground on  2004 Page #64  
sterly track, one that brought the rocket crashing to earth two minutes lat 2004 Page #64  
n flight in close proximity to the rocket, it apparently affected the rocke 2004 Page #65  
which were reported as another V-2 rocket veering 180 degrees off course. S 2004 Page #67  
2: El Paso Times, May 30, 1947 V-2 Rocket, Off Course, Falls Near Juarez 38 2004 Page #67  
officer, was planning a SECRET V-2 rocket launch. But problems kept delayin 2004 Page #67  
e Juarez, Mexico. There was no V-2 rocket body at the bottom of the crater  2004 Page #68  
xico. The entire Juarez Garrison's rocket recovery efforts resulted in a sm 2004 Page #68  
s actually a SECRET surface-to-air rocket attack on one or more unidentifie 2004 Page #68  
t appeared on radar along side V-2 rocket launches? More than one pilot who 2004 Page #69  
ar appeared with the ascending V-2 rocket that immediately went off course, 2004 Page #75  
7 Secrecy Shrouds Test of American Rocket This Week It would seem that comp 2004 Page #82  
ry potential of rocketry • Tsarist Rocket: Did he know? • Revered by Trotsk 2004 Page #153  
 of rocketry, launched the GIRD-09 rocket, Design by Sergei P.Kordev and M. 2004 Page #153  
1300 feet). GIRD was essentially a rocket dub run by enthusiasts, but with  2004 Page #153  
t Tukhachevsky knew of the Tsarist Rocket. Beria then used this file to fri 2004 Page #153  
gh speculation is that the Tsarist rocket might have put Tukachevsky in an  2004 Page #153  
FO Crash Retrieval Conference USSR Rocket Programs, ca. 1946 Organization o 2004 Page #155  
46 Organization of USSR Government Rocket programs circa 1946 Committee No. 2004 Page #155  
 Enterpr Deputy Chk,f of Artillery Rocket Units NI1-4 NI-B8 Kap-vStin Yer C 2004 Page #155  
alin and told him he could build a rocket which would better the V-1 • Desi 2004 Page #161  
 • Designed and built the Katyusha rocket known derisively as the obscene f 2004 Page #161  
to the people who have created the rocket and the artificial earth satellit 2004 Page #164  
Crash Retrieval Conference Tsarist Rocket? • Originally found near end of 1 2004 Page #167  
red combat in the Ukraine. Tsarist Rocket (cont.) • In 1947, top Soviet Sci 2004 Page #167  
3,500 and 5,000 years ago. Tsarist Rocket Exam Results I • Only front cockp 2004 Page #167  
nside the USSR Majestic 12 Tsarist Rocket Exam Results II • Craft contained 2004 Page #168  
alysis lasting for decades Tsarist Rocket Exam results III • After COCOM re 2004 Page #168  
                          Will the Rocket Engine Go the Way of the Dodos? J 2005 Page #115  
hich was preparing to track a V- 2 rocket launch, had been "u·acking these  2005 Page #126  
: "there is a good chance that the rocket will be obsolete for space travel 2005 Page #172  
erner von Braun saw the multistage rocket as a solution to space travel, ab 2005 Page #172  
oD had other purposes in mind. The rocket was the dream of the future, and  2005 Page #172  
 concepts (beyond the BeU research rocket planes). Bell said, ''We are alre 2005 Page #172  
ucceeded. The head of the American Rocket Society in 1952 took President Tr 2006 Page #10  
hite Sands because of an impending rocket launch and the fact that it used  2006 Page #11  
an's saucer. Perhaps a US military rocket launched in the neighborhood migh 2006 Page #11  
. Because the B-52 was subsonic, a rocket booster was required to propel th 2006 Page #77  
 to ignite at 74,000 feet. After a rocket burn time of nearly 90 74         2006 Page #77  
bolts separated the D-21B from the rocket and the drone began its programme 2006 Page #78  
cle 501 (Fig. 5) included an inert rocket booster (Unit 1) that had no actu 2006 Page #78  
d for an operational mission. Live rocket boosters were installed even thou 2006 Page #78  
 the B-52. Five seconds later, the rocket engine ignited (Fig. 6) as the au 2006 Page #79  
yon Range and Railroad Valley. The rocket pushed the vehicle to supersonic  2006 Page #79  
t piece was the nose cone from the rocket booster (Fig. 8). It had several  2006 Page #80  
ature and resembled either a small rocket ship or some kind of vehicular ty 2006 Page #93  
graph I, their report states: "V-2 rocket launches at the White Sands Provi 2006 Page #140  
orten flying wings, and the Me-163 rocket powered aircraft were decades ahe 2007 Page #111  
ethe, who worked for the Bi\lI\'XI rocket cljvision in Berlin. Dr Miethe's  2007 Page #111  
rashed Soviet space satellites and rocket debris, there are strong inrucati 2007 Page #132  
which "by making a round trip on a rocket ship in a sufficiently wide curve 2008 Page #95  
er of the Soviet Union's Strategic Rocket Forces who claimed that orbiting  2009 Page #17  
compare the horse and buggy with a rocket to the moon, quantitative compari 2009 Page #19  
fined. She spoke about the Aerobee rocket, an early atmospheric sounding ro 2009 Page #89  
ket, an early atmospheric sounding rocket. June knew about security procedu 2009 Page #89  
t they were frequentl y present at rocket test sites. She stated that she h 2009 Page #90  
n, arguably the most famous of the rocket scientists brought from Germany t 2009 Page #92  
t related to obtaining funding for rocket research: In '51 they weren ·, wo 2009 Page #93  
, !hey were working on !he Aerobee rocket !hat's when we was working on !he 2009 Page #93  
year, including: May 16, 194 7 -V2 rocket crashes-blamed on "peculiar pheno 2009 Page #156  
lane is developed May 30, 1947 -V2 rocket crashes in Juarez, Mexico June 3, 2009 Page #156  
irborne missile such as the German rocket bomb." Miller further stated that 2009 Page #159  
irborne missile such as the German rocket bomb. " He knew Prof David James  2009 Page #171  
s.lie such as the German bomh. · · rocket bomb." The Herald Tribune ~ys It  2009 Page #184  

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rocket, it apparently affected the rocket's trajectory. That event became a 2004 Page #65  
 appeared to have affected the V-2 rocket's trajectory. It was by every def 2004 Page #65  
her. Their descriptions ran from a rocket's engine to an artillery shell fl 2008 Page #12  

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or Hermann Oberth Father of Modern Rocketry "It is my conclusion that UFOs  2003 Page #12  
Talk • Historical Underpinnings of Rocketry and Government UFOlogy • J.V. S 2004 Page #152  
y man to see military potential of rocketry • Tsarist Rocket: Did he know?  2004 Page #153  
by Trotsky: Gird09-State of Soviet Rocketry 1933 In 1933 GIRD, a group of S 2004 Page #153  
 engineers devoted to the field of rocketry, launched the GIRD-09 rocket, D 2004 Page #153  
elieved that the new technology of rocketry could benefit the army, and rec 2004 Page #153  
choice to oversee both nuclear and rocketry programs • After Stalin's death 2004 Page #158  

Word: "rockets", 19 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 a blinding green-yellow flash the rockets thudded into the earth. The awe  2003 Page #14  
 hieroglyphics in the bowls of the rockets were deciphered. The message rea 2003 Page #14  
p pace with our rapidly moving V-2 rockets and all other human- made aerial 2004 Page #61  
ject that could pace ascending V-2 rockets and cause them to veer off cours 2004 Page #65  
light with Top Secret V-2 launched rockets and apparently cause the V-2 roc 2004 Page #82  
ckets and apparently cause the V-2 rockets to change course. Then when the  2004 Page #82  
sh: shipped by rail, camouflaged, "rockets" 33 1957 Clovis, New Mexico, USA 2004 Page #112  
am • Designed nuclear warheads for Rockets • Halted a Nuclear Warhead being 2004 Page #159  
was at a time when the multi-stage rockets were being fired from \,'{lh.ite 2005 Page #172  
asers or computers or airplanes or rockets or nuclear weapons or transplant 2006 Page #6  
SLIDE # 5— Disc Interference w/V-2 Rockets (Para. I) The Majestic-12 Specia 2006 Page #140  
on using obsolete solid and liquid rockets to achieve space flight. There i 2007 Page #120  
econds of firing off a salvo of 24 rockets when the UFO accelerated away at 2008 Page #66  
ce vehicles, satel-ices as well as rockets is indisputable, since they proj 2008 Page #114  
iting space platforms could launch rockets at any terrestrial target within 2009 Page #17  
of a small fighter planes or small rockets to defeat an attack on the mothe 2009 Page #22  
a of a certain Robert Goddard that rockets could fly in the vacuum of space 2009 Page #139  
 daily in high schools. As sure as rockets can never fly in space, Tass has 2009 Page #139  
apon of war. It was the 1946 ghost rockets that caused real alann as the U. 2009 Page #155  

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eep everything the same instead of rocking the boat. it is difficult to ima 2004 Page #123  
 But later in the night he started rocking the caravan and was in a terribl 2006 Page #128  

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 the mesa in a spot where even the rocks had been sheared off, apparently b 2004 Page #70  
vidence is available; for example, rocks co test, scarred trees, photograph 2005 Page #137  
 guess. Then they would kick dirt, rocks and brush over them. 2 It is not c 2005 Page #156  
shed in for a crash landing on the rocks. Meyers approached the disc cautio 2006 Page #44  
ing the bushes and the area in the rocks outside and around of the ruse obj 2007 Page #169  
hirung in the bushes or around the rocks because they had soldiers around i 2007 Page #169  
 After that such noise came, as if rocks were falling or cannons were firin 2008 Page #100  
, I pressed my head down , fearing rocks would smash it. When the sky opene 2008 Page #100  
 perhaps from a space station; the rocks could be broken up, pulverized, an 2008 Page #112  

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rown chip, one from North American Rockwell ■ " ••• possibly extraterrestri 2005 Page #8  
op, McDonnell Douglas, TRW, · -· , Rockwell, Bechtel, SAIC, Decision-Scienc 2007 Page #52  

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

a monarch butterfly on some purple Rocky Mountain bee weed, found stands of 2003 Page #46  
r. I did not see it at first. On a rocky slope about ten yards away, I foun 2003 Page #49  
know. The slope above the sole was rocky with light vegetation. How the tin 2003 Page #49  
essentially harmless; covered up • Rocky Mountain Arsenal having nuclear co 2004 Page #124  
 motive applies to the case of the Rocky Mountain Arsenal, where even today 2004 Page #125  
my ground. In a rugged canyon with rocky outcrops it would be nearly imposs 2006 Page #85  
aul: All these hills. (pointing at rocky hill behind) And that one looks ju 2007 Page #168  
RE RIGHT NOW, AND WE'RE USING THAT ROCKY HILL IN THE BACKGROUND, CAl"\J YOU 2007 Page #170  
out that far (600 to 1,000 feet to rocky hill behind). THAT IS A SLOPED HIL 2007 Page #170  

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ornc u:'.ssi\o such as lhP. German roclco~ bomb." Milter tmphn9lz. ed to :: 2009 Page #183  

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effective censures looking Chinos* rocovery and providod farther that any a 2003 Page #213  

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 a presidential sivitory COsAlttti roc•rpt, tcsoos Alra. lt flay—The Interi 2004 Page #20  

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: Because it was more or less on a rod.-y surface. Mom: Yeah, the hjlJ was  2007 Page #169  
..;h .Uut.a lUJ.11 l'.J.-U1,Talt ..rod Aii1 rcum::); ').fl• lt•Tl"bl' •ctlr 2008 Page #122  
luoi .u the kf'v W•ltu· A. I'clti~ rod the •:omic bomo !.s coW.c:lY , u to  2009 Page #163  

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t-of-this-world results .... Order roday and make contact with the next gen 2007 Page #62  

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It is requested that Mr. Vincent S Roddy, be appointed a member of the Spec 2003 Page #157  

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knew anything about it until a man rode by several days later and told the  2004 Page #29  
 chores." Stephens said his father rode a horse into town the next day. Ret 2004 Page #30  
dell, then Aurora's city marshal, "rode shotgun" on the cemetery for about  2004 Page #31  
a bus with blacked-out windows and rode for an estimated four hours. When t 2005 Page #168  
ailroad Valley, rancher Carl Hanks rode his horse out of a ravine and confr 2006 Page #79  

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 trailer disclosed the presence of rodent feces, of which he took samples.  2006 Page #110  
novel nature of the virus, and its rodent vector. In January of 1994, the f 2006 Page #111  
s • The pinyon nut harvest and the rodent population were both huge that ye 2006 Page #112  

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

rs, and the coevolution of various rodents, voles, and their passenger viru 2006 Page #109  
, an RNA quantification method, on rodents and Hantaviruses at Johns Hopkin 2006 Page #111  

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-15, 1947 Section 7 Local ranchers Rodeo calf-roping Section 8 Review Resea 2003 Page #44  

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 of makin?-. an anar- 4in! of the* roDort-od uniicurifiod objects bain ” ke 2003 Page #214  

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stigated by the Chilean ufologists Rodrigo Fuenzalida, rurector of the grou 2007 Page #200  

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wave guide fibers similar to glass rods except they are flexible and have a 2005 Page #11  
 symbol of the fasces, a bundle of rods with a protruding axe blade. It was 2008 Page #124  
ent-approved fabricator of uranium rods. Bush also was a presence in the co 2008 Page #131  

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r maternal grandmother: Gladys Mon.roe. Numerous movies followed, including 2007 Page #136  
uria and had sent his emissary Geo roe , ::, Kennan, to Russia to promote r 2008 Page #125  
,AJ.ASJ"',t'--' ""'-'\ CDM,?1.u °" roe. I\ L"'°'DiiNG I\T acitl1'G flif'LO. 2009 Page #102  

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been found. Officer in Charge Rich Rogala later tells the local daily newsp 2006 Page #185  
plans to investigate the incident. Rogala estimates that the object sank in 2006 Page #185  
llingham Coast Guard Station, Rich Rogala, will eventually conclude that, " 2006 Page #185  

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 promise to the president. General Roger Ramey is another example of possib 2003 Page #191  
ally he said, "Creatures." General Roger Ramey is second example of a key p 2004 Page #85  
s of the Roswell Incident, General Roger Ramey, head of the 8th Air Force,  2004 Page #141  
ad" on the memorandum held by Gen. Roger Ramey in two of the photographs; p 2004 Page #226  
ourier the debris via B-29 to Gen. Roger Ramey, Commander 8th Army Air Corp 2004 Page #226  
all from Mrs. Ramey, widow of Gen. Roger Ramey, former commander of the 8th 2004 Page #226  
 fir026 31i4 8, 1947 1. Brig. Gen, Roger Raney, left, and Col. Tb°m" DIII°B 2004 Page #236  
y 1947, the Star Telegram assisted Roger Ramey in matters totally unrelated 2004 Page #237  
ut as a consequence of which, Gen. Roger Ramey really did owe the Star Tele 2004 Page #237  
Crash Retrieval Case, January 1966 Roger Leir Copyright 2005 Roger Leir Fro 2005 Page #31  
ary 1966 Roger Leir Copyright 2005 Roger Leir From the research team of A.J 2005 Page #31  
earch team of A.J. Gevaerd and Dr. Roger Leir comes the follO\\ ing, based  2005 Page #31  
can UFO researcher and pocliatrist Roger Leir was in Varginha to gather inf 2005 Page #36  
ginha Incident, A.J. Gevaerd & Dr. Roger Leir, 2005 35                      2005 Page #37  
ysis of Metal Fragments from a UFO Roger Leir Copyright 2005 Roger Leir     2005 Page #159  
om a UFO Roger Leir Copyright 2005 Roger Leir                               2005 Page #159  
k "Shoot Them Down". Major General Roger Ramey proclaimed that interceptors 2006 Page #5  
ze. Recently, A.J. Gevaerd and Dr. Roger Leir21 have investigated the crash 2006 Page #108  
r AP Bureau "test'' by reporter R. Roger Harkins during University of Color 2007 Page #19  
do UFO study, a local reporter, R. Roger Harkins came to suspect ClA involv 2007 Page #20  
 the classified UFO study program. Roger Hilsman's Strategic Intelligence a 2009 Page #24  

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opedic evaluation performed by Dr. Rogerio Lemos. A disc hernia was possibl 2005 Page #33  

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 I'm talking about are not so Buck Rogerish as you might think." Source: Ne 2003 Page #16  

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heir targets by radar...These Buck Rogers things I'm talking about are not  2003 Page #16  
he dust.' -Ground eyewitness Renny Rogers 25                                2006 Page #28  

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iag what MWe oTrs&sa ha tahaa with rogor* to tha rapidly datortawtiwg attaa 2003 Page #220  

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e extremely coincidental that some rogue fishing vessel just happened to gr 2006 Page #192  

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he surface of the bay continues to roil and bubble for several minutes foll 2006 Page #184  

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e na\lurc of n new I , weapon-aJ)p rOilC}un& the a.tom ! bomb in i:-npor\,r 2009 Page #182  

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Files. History Channel. Dec. 2005. Rojas, Carlos Alberto Guzman, and Franci 2007 Page #192  

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*MOM srommos Son moPoui, mama Sy,t.roka, Pm: T.T.OTIRoc 24(9) :1441. To 2hi 2006 Page #39  

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 leading shareholder in UBC was E. Roland Harriman , son of Edward H. Harri 2008 Page #129  

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ananwle aid pragma la Avan and ita rolatiaa te geaaenl pelitiaal and eewaaa 2003 Page #226  

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lmr Sl!W".il tires. ~!81. Sahli 6. Rolating cyti ndrt cal object -e,cplodes 2009 Page #151  

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he official UFO investigation, was rold off-the-record chat the Air Force's 2007 Page #194  

Word: "role", 81 instance(s) (Back to Top)

itted of the crime, since then his role as a CIA agent has been well docume 2003 Page #42  
t also reviews Crisman's life-long role as a person with interests both in  2003 Page #42  
 Army and Navy's concerns over the role the new Air Force will play in the  2003 Page #86  
e, it is important to view why the role of the president is so important. I 2003 Page #189  
antly, it is important to view the role of the president in any review of c 2003 Page #189  
. Our knowledge of the White House role and knowledge has been limited by t 2003 Page #190  
blackout in the northeast, and the role of the Johnson White House in the c 2003 Page #192  
's findings hinted at the possible role of UFOs in the blackout. From the N 2003 Page #193  
 person who adds evidence for this role of Mount Weather in UFOs was Brigad 2003 Page #194  
n." I followed up on this possible role of the Special Facilities Division  2003 Page #194  
Reagan, let me quickly discuss the role of your present Secretary of State  2003 Page #199  
ry is a key story dealing with the role in the inside workings of the UFO s 2003 Page #202  
wing his retirement he assumed the role of the UK's highest ranking critic  2004 Page #53  
would clearly show the president's role in crashed saucers. The reason for  2004 Page #84  
es when we look at the President's role in the UFO crash at Roswell. There  2004 Page #84  
 President Truman. He played a key role in Roswell, coming up with the weat 2004 Page #85  
t down, and it is not certain what role he played in this. One of the peopl 2004 Page #177  
ople who did play an unintentional role in the closing of Blue Book was the 2004 Page #177  
UFO cover-up have performed a dual role of both releasing and covering up k 2004 Page #179  
 UFO Linked Death Database • Name, role, date of birth, death • Credibility 2004 Page #200  
ion. • He also played an important role in Congressional UFO hearings in 19 2004 Page #209  
            Aztec 1948 examine the role of Silas Newton and Leo Gebauer, in 2004 Page #218  
long time, and have played a major role in keeping the UFO community busy.  2004 Page #248  
 will say chat he played an active role in the U.S. government's disinforma 2005 Page #139  
eam devices. He also discusses the role that extraterrestrial technology pl 2005 Page #168  
dia The media would have a pivotal role in any Contact situation, being abl 2006 Page #57  
on to assume a more statesman-like role as liaisons, hosts and gatekeepers  2006 Page #57  
 almost immediately and play a key role in transitioning human society to a 2006 Page #60  
 strongly support churches in this role, time permitting. NHI would also pr 2006 Page #63  
overnment would support the church role in maintaining social cohesion. Rel 2006 Page #64  
 and government would support this role. Religious leaders would face a ris 2006 Page #65  
nal stories have played a critical role in the perspective of the cover-up  2006 Page #101  
 played and are playing a critical role in our global society and are certa 2006 Page #101  
 will be mentioning their possible role in alien crash retrieval in the nex 2006 Page #106  
 played and are playing a critical role in our global society, and are bein 2006 Page #117  
n was never put into action and my role at the Foundation took a different  2006 Page #196  
it. This puzzled me as part of the role of the Foundation was to provide fu 2006 Page #197  
hologist, to conduct research. Her role was to locate quality mediums that  2006 Page #207  
ration. 3. Margins of Reality: The Role of Consciousness in the Physical Wo 2006 Page #207  
the medja are now playing the same role they played in \X/orld \X/ars I and 2007 Page #12  
Naval Intelligence was given a big role. Not incidentally, it has long been 2007 Page #16  
aval Intelligence has played a big role in the UFO cover-up. Navy Secretary 2007 Page #16  
re services' historical censorshjp role. During the University of Colorado  2007 Page #20  
. Jones played a behind-the-scenes role in both the Robertson Panel and the 2007 Page #22  
imes had also playing a propaganda role regarding UFOs: ;, 1) CIA wanted to 2007 Page #23  
.=.:-~ I al.ready talked about the role of the wire services in censoring n 2007 Page #27  
s that they also play an important role in djstribucing propaganda . 21     2007 Page #27  
1 have argued, have played a clear role in deceptivel y shaping public opin 2007 Page #28  
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                               and role of authority in matters of civil-an 2008 Page #26  
Tunguska continues to play a major role in the world of sci-fi only ensures 2008 Page #102  
ne; tici~ and have played n CIJJO~ role .in keeping tho UFO co=unity buoy.  2008 Page #121  
O researchers believe Vanderberg's role was to maintain security for MJ-12. 2008 Page #132  
o answer any questions about their role, if any, in such a group. The agend 2008 Page #134  
telligence community, the original role of which was to bring the main fact 2009 Page #12  
kers. It was apparent that in this role the institution would be of crucial 2009 Page #12  
hat America 's the CIA's new world role after World War ll would demand a n 2009 Page #12  
olitical and military affairs. The role of such a phenomenon was shown by t 2009 Page #16  
). Such a system may have played a role in New Mexico in the summer of 1947 2009 Page #17  
fense. Indeed, RPVs could play the role of a small fighter planes or small  2009 Page #22  
elligence community , the original role of which was to bring the main fact 2009 Page #23  
kers. It was apparent that in this role the institution would be of crucial 2009 Page #23  
apparent that the CIA 's new world role after World War II would demand a n 2009 Page #23  
nse science regarding technology's role in preserving democratic institutio 2009 Page #24  
arrison subpoenaed Crisman for his role in the JFK assassination in 1968. T 2009 Page #29  
 or the various theories about his role in the earliest of the modem sighti 2009 Page #34  
ientific advisor to Truman. Bush's role is significant for another leaked d 2009 Page #36  
aw had an "extensive international role as an employee of the CIA. 1140 Whi 2009 Page #44  
s assassination point to the CIA's role in covert operations in Vietnam as  2009 Page #45  
 Kennedy's removal for office -the role of CIA counterintelligence in contr 2009 Page #45  
virginal research territory is the role of Government in the UFO field. To  2009 Page #154  
 have a particular interest in the role of Government in the UFO field. Unf 2009 Page #155  
nfortunately, when discussing this role with both Ufologists and UFO debunk 2009 Page #155  
lowed. 1946-1947 To understand the role of the Government in the UFO field, 2009 Page #155  
ed in time, it might have played a role as effective as the atom bomb in su 2009 Page #157  
ted in time it might have played a role as effective as the atom bomb in th 2009 Page #159  
ted in time it might have played a role as effective as the atom bomb in th 2009 Page #172  
              • Why is the British role in the project played up while the  2009 Page #177  
ct played up while the New Zealand role is played down, when the opposite w 2009 Page #177  
rface of potential research on the role of Government in the UFO field, esp 2009 Page #179  
st much le,;s Uum the 1 l I c,d II role as cUccti"c 05 the atom dC\'CIOP!Di 2009 Page #182  

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storian Lou Cannon that one of his roles in the Reagan White House was to k 2003 Page #199  
t both the CIA and NASA played key roles in the case. From researcher 6     2004 Page #9  
 cite what you maintain were there roles in or knowledge of 45              2004 Page #48  
itute, appear to have played major roles in the months immediately followin 2004 Page #63  
the UFOs." Lundahl played some big roles in UFO history. He was rumored to  2004 Page #101  
n UFOs. One of Lundahl's first UFO roles involved a story that occurred whe 2004 Page #101  
porate leadership continually swap roles creating a merger of the state and 2008 Page #145  

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nted. This is the backdrop for the roLI of undeveloped Tri-X film that appe 2005 Page #126  

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 and around the arroyo and had one roll of Kodak ASA 64 slide film left. I  2003 Page #45  
 one good exposure. I finished the roll this way. (For the camera buffs, I  2003 Page #45  
h page □ Arrived by U.S. mail as a roll of undeveloped Tri-X a Printed 5x7, 2003 Page #170  
e Manual arrived by U.S. Mail as a roll of undeveloped 35-mm Tri-X film tha 2003 Page #171  
ht up aliens in meetings, he would roll his keys and whisper to his colleag 2003 Page #199  
 U.S. authorities had received, "A roll of 35 mm film for color prints and  2004 Page #11  
 35 mm film for color prints and a roll of Kodachrome 40 movie film. The 35 2004 Page #11  
e. However, Spitsbergen refused to roll over and die. Bill Moore spoke with 2004 Page #13  
nd with that ball you were able to roll around a little thing on the screen 2006 Page #152  
omething." Tuffy claimed he shot a roll of film, but "they stole my g-damne 2008 Page #53  
 I had taken all 36 pictures on my roll of film. (35mm)" Penniston 's origi 2008 Page #82  
Briefing Document in the form of a roll of film, existence of genuine gover 2008 Page #104  
d that 35mm "footage" included the roll of 36 exposure B & W still film tha 2009 Page #60  

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 his attention once more. Norm had rolled down his window in order to get a 2004 Page #36  
ometime after midnight the caravan rolled out into the night, its destinati 2004 Page #47  
 but the A-12 suddenly pitched up, rolled to the right, and entered an inve 2006 Page #74  
34) watched in horror as the drone rolled sideways and crashed down onto th 2006 Page #77  
cial wheeled ramp, the aircraft is rolled inside (see illusu-ation #34). Au 2007 Page #115  
ht resembled a landing light), had rolled down his ,,vindow and didn't hear 2008 Page #46  
the war. In 1947, when the OSS was rolled into the newly-created CIA, Dulle 2008 Page #138  

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 place inside of a locked car with rolled-up windows, which seemed a little 2005 Page #165  

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 publications and societies, steam roller over any competition (regardless  2008 Page #144  

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circular piece of the material and rolling the edges to make the container  2003 Page #47  
 frees &moo* Aires. Oldla they saw rolling vas la fl4t art.tficial sotoilit 2004 Page #20  
ns for coming here to get the ball rolling. I am sure the reader can think  2006 Page #6  
bia Journalism Review and later in Rolling Stone. EventuaUy, even the New Y 2007 Page #12  
raight shot of high desert, little rolling knolls, and all of a sudden here 2007 Page #123  
fire you said you saw the vehicles rolling into town with the logos on the  2007 Page #123  
kup truclcs and fan out across the rolling prairie of northeastern Nebraska 2007 Page #145  

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 boundary using hundreds of \\ ire rolls and over 40,000 wood posts cut by  2005 Page #53  

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ale Jr. Arc. 17411=7141. Tloir Iri‘rolorrios to ailir nr- 0010NON A( Ike ro 2004 Page #19  

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onnation officer, Lt. Col. Herbert Rolph said they had one report of a sigh 2008 Page #9  

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tes Brig. Gen. Thomas J. Dubose I- rom 1964-66 he was the Commanding Office 2003 Page #17  
.!d ht tbal tllie .atocruc bomb hr rom?iad -' cloc.¼:ed th'-'n and atlaat~  2009 Page #163  
l; 51Bted d.i.st..lnce !or s:.ich !rom ao:; conceivab le fornl! ol 04e• nci 2009 Page #182  

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t MIMI 1111151 so bawl ...we '04- *roma mom ,soossoo V•118,11. rsonsorss ir 2006 Page #35  

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 as a failure as well. Like a good Roman soldier seeing his fate before him 2003 Page #95  
emed to be about politics. I loved Roman history. M\XI: I know you have an  2007 Page #80  
e First Reich is known as the Holy Roman Empire-The Second Reich was create 2008 Page #124  
This term derived from the ancient Roman symbol of the fasces, a bundle of  2008 Page #124  

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ing a Nazi named Nicolae Malaxa, a Romanian who had been a fonner business  2008 Page #141  

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 in the area had been damaged. Jim Romansky was a volunteer fireman from a  2003 Page #60  
ll community outside of Kecksburg. Romansky says that his fire company was  2003 Page #60  
 search teams spread out, and soon Romansky and his team heard a report ove 2003 Page #60  
d. Upon arriving at that location, Romansky and the other firemen observed  2003 Page #60  
iremen observed the fallen object. Romansky, who has many years experience  2003 Page #60  
ect in the woods. That man was Jim Romansky. He walked around that area for 2003 Page #63  
 entrance then we had gone in with Romansky. Bill took us down the hill fro 2003 Page #63  
 rested. It was the same spot that Romansky had taken us to. This location  2003 Page #63  

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which types of things do you like, Romantic stuff? GM: Definitely not roman 2007 Page #81  
Romantic stuff? GM: Definitely not romantic stuff. Although having said tha 2007 Page #81  

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the UFOs in the Vatican Library in Rome. I agreed to do that as a special c 2004 Page #186  
loss ■ Commendation Ribbon, 45-46, Rome Intel. ■ Oak Leaf Cluster, 51-53 N. 2005 Page #8  
to discuss. From ancient Egypt and Rome, to the British Empire and now the  2005 Page #76  
es ■ Mutilation Controvers y ■ The Rome// lncrdent and the Spooks ■ 1979: l 2008 Page #162  

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alled the economic booster of "the Rome-Berlin Axis." "Avery Rockefeller ow 2008 Page #126  

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orrios to ailir nr- 0010NON A( Ike romeemir is my mower Isp • /14 411161010 2004 Page #19  

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orn -Run by lin&U Moubon Ho""r • J"romlnrn1 in 1hc UFO nmununitt ... \Yrinm 2009 Page #198  

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euller, ret CEO RCA Comm. ■ George Romney, Pres. Am. Motors ■ W. Bay Irvine 2007 Page #43  

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inlomalon; 3-1 menms or Congress J romolaned to CNN of -.--1o1c io wnallsm. 2009 Page #151  

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Pace, Nick Redfern, Peter Robbins, Ron Regehr, Chuck Wade, Dr. Robert Wood, 2004 Page #2  
 Report on the Ramey Office Photos Ron Regehr 223 Debris from Two Crashed U 2004 Page #3  
er he had out on patrol. Constable Ron Pond, accompanied by Constable Ron O 2004 Page #35  
Ron Pond, accompanied by Constable Ron O'Brien were in the process of retur 2004 Page #35  
now seen the light, literally, put Ron Pond in charge of taking statements  2004 Page #37  
the shore at the Irish Moss plant, Ron Pond saw the two fishing vessels com 2004 Page #39  
lifornia, USA 1 1 1 1 0 Researcher Ron Madeley VI Madeley interview with "D 2004 Page #114  
 Report on the Ramey Office Photos Ron Regehr Copyright 2004 Ron Regehr The 2004 Page #226  
e Photos Ron Regehr Copyright 2004 Ron Regehr The Roswell story is well kno 2004 Page #226  
nvolved in the affair were Doctors Ron Maddison and Aneurin Evans of Keele  2006 Page #121  
chiatry at Harvard Medical School; Ron Westrum, Professor of Sociology at E 2006 Page #197  
 ·:-.. 1835; Naval lntalllgence gl,ron task of cenaorlng lntemaUonal cable, 2007 Page #16  
                       a friend of Ron Pataki, a syndicated drama critic fo 2007 Page #136  

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11:1 r~ lime. :ilon;.: "ilh hum:in ron1:ac1 of non e:1rthlin:,: cnlitiC'j , 2005 Page #107  

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  1: Global Strangeness, 1973-1975 Ron2ld Re:tgan Secs :a. UFO "to ourunaam 2009 Page #142  

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amous UFO-Related Quotes President Ronald Regan “I occasionally think how q 2003 Page #7  
 CIPFffiAS AND THE DEFEAT OF JAPAN Ronald Lewin FARRAR STRAUS GIROUX 133    2003 Page #137  
d couldn't as he explained to me." Ronald Reagan Ronald Reagan was a presid 2003 Page #198  
he explained to me." Ronald Reagan Ronald Reagan was a president who was in 2003 Page #198  
the end of the briefing. President Ronald Reagan Like Nixon it appeared tha 2004 Page #189  
n a vain attempt to oust President Ronald Reagan and Vice President George  2006 Page #183  
ceeding Nixon in office, President Ronald Reagan was shot. His accused assa 2008 Page #142  
a s? ■ All Quiet in the West ■ The Ronald Reagan UFO Sighting ■ Pouticil Cr 2008 Page #159  

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within the hour. Lawrence Smith's "Ronda D" was first away from the wharf a 2004 Page #38  
ter's surface. Lawrence pulled the Ronda D's engine back to idle and drifte 2004 Page #39  

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g Saucer' Genet.' Sotatfttet It It Rondo/ W rothe. Gadget }XV. •` Plot', P. 2006 Page #26  

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 Guard vessel arrived, her skipper Ronnie Newell radioed Lawrence Smith's b 2004 Page #40  

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Science and Reason. 3 Pflock, Karl Ronvelk Inconvenient Facts and the Will  2004 Page #223  

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edom of Information Act is notable roo. The reference to the fact that the  2007 Page #143  
• !,l,\A.•.!0 \JFO W:TM. ,._ C~S'S ROO A.NO Fe,Tl"t•,o r-,111, ,t-iOVt,e:o  2009 Page #117  
d tn be as b,ic u a\OrJ• President Roo.evelt by sdenUsts ln ic bombs. Bui t 2009 Page #182  

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he room and handed the President a rood from Dtpuo Secretag of Defense Love 2006 Page #168  

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tal's body hitting the third floor roof. Hospital authorities surmise that  2003 Page #92  
 there were requisitions for a new roof, a water heater, and some electrica 2004 Page #220  
n built, why would they need a new roof, a water heater and some electrical 2004 Page #220  
IDE# 25 Airshafts on top of cement roof low to ground An Alleged 1953 UFO C 2005 Page #59  
rom or house, if we went up on the roof, over the trees, you could see the  2007 Page #125  
hing a three-foot-wide hole in the roof, the shining black object tore thro 2007 Page #133  
 The object came very low over her roof, emitting a strong light-\\·hich il 2007 Page #193  

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shaped craft hovering just above a rooftop with treetops visible in the bac 2007 Page #61  

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

g the period in which the incident rook place, he worked within what was kn 2005 Page #41  
ng voter registration papers. The~ rook with them the weather balloons and  2005 Page #157  
retrieval involved an engineer who rook preLiminar y measurements to assess 2005 Page #168  
mediatel y got the famil) home and rook his equipment ro the area. The fire 2007 Page #128  
he only branch of gO\·ernmenc that rook an interest in the case, a a CIA re 2007 Page #141  
rilliant stone. I came near it and rook it, it felt lukewarm in my hands, b 2007 Page #196  

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

ents, I worried that this relative rookie might be greeted with a great dea 2006 Page #181  
a police officer. In 1979, I was a rookie patrolman who didn't see much day 2008 Page #41  

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D THE MISSILE IS STILL IN TEE GOOD ROOKS OF THOSE WHO KNOW, AHD TEE1 DON'T  2004 Page #24  

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 I was running back and forth from room to room trying to watch for any tel 2003 Page #54  
unning back and forth from room to room trying to watch for any television  2003 Page #54  
 lying on a workbench in that same room. Myron said that there was a white  2003 Page #68  
restal is lead speechless from the room (sic). It was suddenly apparent to  2003 Page #89  
is decided to house Forrestal in a room on the 16th floor, though some clos 2003 Page #90  
stening device) in the wall of his room. The White House sends Sidney Souer 2003 Page #90  
mmander R.R. Dean is asleep in the room next to Forrestal's, an attendant,  2003 Page #91  
sleeping, but is awake at the 1:45 room check. The attendant finds Forresta 2003 Page #91  
n then reports to Commander Deen's room and reports this exchange. Harrison 2003 Page #91  
 when he checks again at 1:50, the room is empty. 87                        2003 Page #91  
ately awakened and a search of the room commences. Several minutes later th 2003 Page #92  
a control. After about 24 hours in room temperature air, the slides were mi 2003 Page #114  
nd. As he stepped into the meeting room, he was introduced to base commande 2003 Page #145  
t, I believe, or high school lunch room and a kind of green light appeared  2003 Page #196  
xt that I had been allowed in this room downstairs in the new building of t 2003 Page #197  
w building. They had a big special room downstairs. There were Air Force gu 2003 Page #197  
re aren't six people in this whole room who know how true this all is." Spi 2003 Page #198  
n anywhere, outside of the editing room. My thanks go to Teamwork Productio 2004 Page #59  
t Smith had talked about a special room that was in the Pentagon. In this r 2004 Page #94  
 that was in the Pentagon. In this room, according to Smith, was a collecti 2004 Page #94  
d 1955 viewing of the famous "Blue Room" at WPAFB. More significant to me t 2004 Page #119  
the world's main religions provide room for ETs, other than being other cre 2004 Page #123  
cts as being in the so-called Blue Room at Wright Patterson. Brigadier Gene 2004 Page #144  
 gain access to the so-called Blue Room at Wright Patterson. He confirmed:  2004 Page #146  
e Roswell where I play the autopsy room photographer. 148                   2004 Page #151  
n clothes men into a little narrow room with fluorescent lights over it and 2004 Page #183  
ity. Once the President was in the room seated at a table — McGeorge at ano 2004 Page #189  
hair situated in the middle of the room, he presented her with a document t 2004 Page #193  
 to the chair in the center of the room..." but as I look at that page, whi 2004 Page #193  
here aren't six people in this who room who know how true this whole thing  2004 Page #195  
g is." There were 37 people in the room representing some of the most power 2004 Page #195  
e wire services and had a complete room filled with wire service teletypes. 2004 Page #237  
jestic review before visiting blue room facility. Suggest you call Nate for 2004 Page #246  
ives. Even the mention of the Blue Room (the famous Blue Room where UFO art 2004 Page #246  
 of the Blue Room (the famous Blue Room where UFO artifacts were allegedly  2004 Page #246  
more subtle references to the Blue Room, Nate Twining, and Donald Menzel. T 2004 Page #247  
ve already said." Then he left the room. Some time after, a serious contrad 2005 Page #35  
at "it was as if the lights in the room had suddenly changed, becoming yelJ 2005 Page #36  
t in 1953 they had 13 of them in a room on the third floor. A strong odor u 2005 Page #42  
e led me to tl1e privacy of a back room which was dominated by a huge topog 2005 Page #43  
ve what seems to be an underground room of cement walls against which are p 2005 Page #58  
classes. To envision the U.S. as a room of 100 people, with a cotal amount  2005 Page #75  
important thjng is chat our little room has many things that make it "go" - 2005 Page #75  
rence access to the so-called Blue Room at \Xlright-Patterson AFB, where al 2005 Page #80  
 people prompt.Iy filed out of the room. A few, including Harzan, stayed be 2005 Page #81  
eepers have very little maneuvenng room. The discrepancy between the offici 2005 Page #85  
 that of a small box up to a large room. However, the ORAC most people are  2005 Page #90  
ld have reacted had he been in the room when srndems and faculty members at 2005 Page #103  
tates that in order to create more room in the inner vault of the admiral's 2005 Page #130  
ilm and there simply is not enough room to cover all of these here. However 2005 Page #146  
ong to them. He directed them to a room in the back of the house, a storage 2005 Page #157  
n the back of the house, a storage room where he kept weather balloons he h 2005 Page #157  
ole recovery team was taken into a room in another one of the buildings and 2005 Page #165  
ie saw pictures on the wall of the room that depicted six different types o 2005 Page #165  
ss through one of the walls of the room. He was holding a small black box t 2005 Page #165  
rtments. \X/hen inside the control room of the craft, Ozzie said you could  2005 Page #166  
ET home." This was in a conference room foll of aerospace and computer engi 2005 Page #175  
tions and then went to the control room to monitor the flight. The eight-en 2006 Page #78  
to their craft. He was placed in a room, undressed and rubbed down with a l 2006 Page #109  
ubbed down with a liquid. Then the room suddenly filled with smoke, followe 2006 Page #109  
, and Battery Control Center radar room in Key West Audio Interview: Bill,  2006 Page #144  
 and it's a vault and it's a small room. It's got big filing cabinets and t 2006 Page #157  
is rectangular 5-foot- long living room coffee table), but square and talle 2006 Page #157  
ur senior officials burst into the room. How he had picked up the rumor I d 2006 Page #167  
 meeting) Mr. Connelly entered the room and handed the President a rood fro 2006 Page #168  
O sighting. From the balcony of my room I saw a large, round, red and white 2006 Page #202  
jestic review before visiting blue room facility. Suggest you call Nate for 2007 Page #49  
... are TS Restricted Data ■ "blue room facility" ■ "recommend prior approv 2007 Page #49  
here I was just living in a double room which you get used to but isn't ide 2007 Page #92  
lear that the crew compartment had room for a pilot and co-pilot who sat si 2007 Page #106  
-6 passenger airliner, with enough room for a central isle, and two seats o 2007 Page #106  
lowing event reported to the \:Var room at the Pentagon ." Here's where tha 2008 Page #9  
 December 30, 1980, to the Orderly Room at the head of the 8 l st Security  2008 Page #90  
FO issues occurred in a meeting in Room P-162 at Los Alamos Scientific Labo 2009 Page #9  
 DOCUMENT DO NOT REMOVE FROM VAULT ROOM MAJESTIC TWELVE CLEARANCE REQUIRED  2009 Page #26  
ity-in the field of space-there is room for new cooperation, for further jo 2009 Page #40  
953 they had thirteen of them in a room on the third floor. A strong odor u 2009 Page #50  
formed. They were dressed in clean room clothing with medical surgical mask 2009 Page #53  
efs and remembers being in the day room soon after Christmas when some aim1 2009 Page #81  
 spent more evenings at her dining room table looking out at the many flowe 2009 Page #95  

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me to their house and went through room-by-room, looking for something. The 2005 Page #157  

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I 922, Bush, along with his former roommate Laurence K. Marshall and scient 2008 Page #131  

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a lower level where empty, secured rooms are also available. Once the patie 2003 Page #90  

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lue h1manoids, dwarves. ■ 'Cloring rooms· ■ H111'11n souls and conuinera ■  2009 Page #152  

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st memo that president Franklin D. Roosevelt (FDR) writes to GCM on Februar 2003 Page #25  
so a financial advisor to Franklin Roosevelt. Not long after Eberstadt brin 2003 Page #85  
of a heart attack later that year, Roosevelt has Forrestal sworn in as the  2003 Page #86  
onference in 55 years. Franklin D. Roosevelt The only story that I will dea 2003 Page #190  
cember 30, 1940 advising President Roosevelt co authorize de, elopment of a 2005 Page #92  
Top Secret Memorandum to President Roosevelt stating: As indicated in my Fe 2005 Page #122  
from General Marshall to President Roosevelt concerning the Los Angeles "ai 2005 Page #124  
Phenomenon Unit (IPU) by President Roosevelt and Gen. Marshall was followed 2005 Page #127  
yond normal security) by President Roosevelt to the "THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE  2005 Page #127  
r to the Soviet Union by President Roosevelt in 1943 and participated in al 2008 Page #129  
--·-·-. -.. ... , USS. Franklin D. Roosevelt , Late 1958 Gllmo Cuba 104 JUl 2009 Page #110  
Manhattan Project, which President Roosevelt knew about but Vice President  2009 Page #155  
ibility was explained to President Roosevelt by scientists in 1939 and more 2009 Page #158  

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n. According to one popular story, Roosevelt's Secretary of State Cordell H 2004 Page #84  

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igators-I quit too soon. The Latin root of investigation is investigare mea 2008 Page #55  
nother supporter was Senator Elihu Root, attorney for Federal Reserve found 2008 Page #125  
l Warburg 's Kuhn, Loeb & Company. Root, an honorary president of the secre 2008 Page #125  
d of September 2, 1919. Schiff and Root were not alone. Arsene de Goulevitc 2008 Page #125  

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vehicle from another world was the root-cause of the Tunguska event was add 2008 Page #100  

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ound nukes. The other variable was rooted in Warsaw Pact concerns over the  2004 Page #46  
rosis were, at the deepest levels, rooted in some form of sexual dysfunctio 2005 Page #89  
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r Air Wars of 1952," I retrace the roots of the United States Air Force's i 2006 Page #99  
ogy development. Its institutional roots, however , lie with the awesome po 2008 Page #27  
nd Richard B. Cheney, although its roots first emerged during the Nixon pre 2008 Page #142  

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hich the Ramey office photographs (ROP) had been taken? This is a contentio 2004 Page #233  

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g that they had been lifted with a rope or cable and dropped where they wer 2003 Page #143  
and seek some help and to get some rope and lanterns. On their return, poli 2007 Page #130  

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and alternative health fields. The Roper Report Prior to my working at the  2006 Page #197  
h several researchers to conduct a Roper Poll into unusual personal experie 2006 Page #197  
ction researcher. According to the Roper Report, the surveys concerned the  2006 Page #198  
els. This group, identified by the Roper Organization as the Influential Am 2006 Page #198  
d other anomalous experiences. The Roper Report generated a great deal of c 2006 Page #198  
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o explain 25% of them! 5) A recent Roper Poll revealed that 56% of American 2007 Page #185  

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bove the headline it stated, "Army Ropes Off Area." Included in the story w 2003 Page #55  
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we co-authored the book Bt!]1011rl Ros,ve/1 that featured some of the early 2005 Page #147  
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ok with Michael Hesemann Be_)'o11d Ros111ell while in . 1ew Zealand, and ha 2005 Page #149  

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y Historical Commission Chairwoman Rosalie Gregg has consistently decried t 2004 Page #29  

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ctor facijjties. Near the towns of Rosamond, Palmdale, and L'lncaster are t 2005 Page #83  

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    UFO Crash Retrieval Conference Roscoe H. Hillenkoetter Rear Admiral. Di 2003 Page #10  
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VMER, 1952. BRIEPING OFFICER: AIK. ROSCOE H. HILLENKOETTER (MJ-1) NOTE: Thi 2003 Page #132  
FO Crash Retrieval Conference Adm. Roscoe H. Hillenkoetter Dr. Vannevar Bus 2004 Page #203  
r Naval Intelligence officer named Roscoe H. Hillenkotter. Reich wou.ld hav 2005 Page #96  
s ways were Donald Menzel, Admiral Roscoe H. Hillenkoetter (ret.), and Gene 2009 Page #25  

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bject fell, a column of blue smoke rose above the trees, but quickly dissip 2003 Page #53  
 and they stepped into their ship, rose in the air and started toward Waco. 2004 Page #32  
ounded its sheU. The strange craft rose and hovered momentarily while its l 2005 Page #172  
ely divergent. And, as the bubbles rose from their air hoses, it appeared t 2006 Page #188  
t appearance to the incidence site rose questions. Upon further investigati 2007 Page #126  
s or flashes from the sunljght. It rose again co a considerable height, rem 2007 Page #196  
rung blue-wrute color, and the UFO rose at foil speed, its Lights went off, 2007 Page #200  
erward that there was a light that rose in the air above the Rendlesham tre 2008 Page #80  
 about I 00 to 150 feet." "Then it rose up just over the trees, about 200 f 2008 Page #83  
lien craft grew ever smaller as it rose silently into the starlit sky. We c 2009 Page #55  
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known for his color photography of roses one of Huffman's horticultural pas 2003 Page #34  
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the morning of 11 July 1986, Major Ross E. "Mule" Mulhare (Fig. 10) took of 2006 Page #81  
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es of the Anti-Plague Institute in Rostov, Vektor in Novosibirsk, the Bacte 2006 Page #106  

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...................... 1 The First Roswell? Evidence for A Crash Retrieval  2003 Page #3  
tal ............ 93 New Attacks on Roswell and MJ-12....................... 2003 Page #3  
e evidence points to the fact that Roswell was a real incident and that ind 2003 Page #14  
Schmitt on the debris recovered at Roswell, NM in 1947. www.majesticdocumen 2003 Page #16  
atterson AFB "After the plane from Roswell arrived with the material, i ask 2003 Page #17  
                         The First Roswell? Evidence for A Crash Retrieval  2003 Page #21  
l and witnesses this is the "First Roswell." Close attention is paid to the 2003 Page #21  
                         The First Roswell? One of the most intriguing aspe 2003 Page #23  
rroborate the hypothesis of before Roswell crash retrieval events? The firs 2003 Page #24  
ghs in on notion of crashes before Roswell with his handwritten statement a 2003 Page #24  
                         The First Roswell? The critical debate is what doe 2003 Page #25  
, Los Alamos because that is where Roswell wreckage was taken, or Louisiana 2003 Page #25  
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es □ Draft dated June 1947, before Roswell events a Letter prepared for sig 2003 Page #27  
                         The First Roswell? Why Is It Authentic? □ Unique l 2003 Page #29  
                         The First Roswell? Officials At the Crash Site a S 2003 Page #31  
                         The First Roswell? ■ Died Nov 1983 at age of 74 □  2003 Page #33  
n done? Little caskets like in the Roswell case or field body bags on stret 2003 Page #33  
                         The First Roswell? approached Huffman and gave him 2003 Page #35  
                         The First Roswell? October 1941 and provides a com 2003 Page #37  
e and place in history - the First Roswell. The final resolution to this ca 2003 Page #38  
                         The First Roswell? References 1. Leo Stringfield,  2003 Page #39  
technology you worked on come from Roswell? A. It was from Roswell, but som 2003 Page #43  
 come from Roswell? A. It was from Roswell, but sometimes I get the idea th 2003 Page #43  
n on San Augustin. I got a map and Roswell went through my area, through th 2003 Page #43  
nel's new tv documentary, "The New Roswell: Kecksburg Exposed" will have ai 2003 Page #65  
ew SCI FI TV documentary, "The New Roswell: Kecksburg Exposed," new evidenc 2003 Page #71  
 to which wreckage from the famous Roswell incident was reportedly taken.   2003 Page #83  
Mexico less than eighty miles from Roswell, home of the world's only atomic 2003 Page #86  
overnment and military insist that Roswell was no more than a highly imagin 2003 Page #86  
untains and Sierra Blanca" west of Roswell. Date not given by source. Photo 2003 Page #97  
rs some information related to the Roswell (New Mexico) UFO crash. "My gran 2003 Page #97  
t my own grandfather told me about Roswell. In fact, I enclose for your saf 2003 Page #97  
he Foster Ranch between Corona and Roswell the first week of July 1947 was  2003 Page #98  
ure 2. Map of New Mexico Figure 3. Roswell and White Sands Missile Range to 2003 Page #98  
untains and Sierra Blanca" west of Roswell, but did not give a date. Sierra 2003 Page #99  
out seventy miles straight west of Roswell. San Mateo Peak is another eight 2003 Page #99  
conversations on the subject (of a Roswell crash) with Grandad," he underst 2003 Page #100  
 the early 1960s. In The Day After Roswell, his 1997 ground-breaking and be 2003 Page #101  
dentations on these panels, as the Roswell field reports described them, lo 2003 Page #101  
a, "the final resting place of the Roswell spacecraft" — at least one of th 2003 Page #102  
les of the exterior of the crashed Roswell disc. I now include the enclosed 2003 Page #103  
gure 15. Graph of CDP response in “Roswell Metal" compared with distilled w 2003 Page #112  
                    New Attacks on Roswell and MJ-12 Stanton Friedman —■H I 2003 Page #117  
, or TOP SECRET documents Only the Roswell Newspapers hail relevant materia 2003 Page #118  
                    New Attacks on Roswell & MJ-12 Spokane Woman Killed Whe 2003 Page #119  
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                    New Attacks on Roswell & MJ-1 2 I 0 !TECHNOLOGY-SCIENCE 2003 Page #129  
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                    New Attacks on Roswell & MJ-12 ‘ re MJ-12 paper* “Evide 2003 Page #135  
                    New Attacks on Roswell & MJ-12 GENERAL ALBERT C. WEDEME 2003 Page #137  
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cuments com July 1947 -White House Roswell Players? • AG •General Handy • M 2003 Page #154  
eclassified yet. If you believe in Roswell event in early July 1947 are rea 2003 Page #157  
ing years before, after intact . • Roswell Army Air Field Missing Files - i 2003 Page #160  
nold in June 1947, followed by the Roswell crashes (there were at least two 2003 Page #170  
n 24 June 47, first in the media □ Roswell crashes in early July 47 led to  2003 Page #170  
they have earlier disaster such as Roswell?); focus on "the very highest na 2003 Page #173  
l Corso in his book "The Day After Roswell" personally described 14 layers  2003 Page #185  
the White House at the time of the Roswell crash. Despite the importance of 2003 Page #190  
ing of the crash. A display at the Roswell Museum has a display showing a p 2003 Page #190  
owledged to be a key player in the Roswell event. The call and meeting were 2003 Page #190  
red on July 9th, the day after the Roswell press release on the crash. Acco 2003 Page #190  
 Vandenburg and other possible key Roswell players did meet on July 10th, b 2003 Page #190  
aterial, or recorded contacts with Roswell participants, in White House fil 2003 Page #191  
agan made an appearance at the old Roswell Army Air Base. There in front of 2003 Page #198  
he bodies and craft pasts from the Roswell crash were rumored to have been  2003 Page #198  
 Dick Cheney also showed up at the Roswell base to make a speech in 1992. C 2003 Page #199  
y is the Clinton connection to the Roswell story. The Clinton Roswell crash 2003 Page #200  
 to the Roswell story. The Clinton Roswell crash story started just after C 2003 Page #200  
kefeller had seen a documentary on Roswell. He was amazed by what he saw. H 2003 Page #200  
would be fine. He was choosing the Roswell case. Thus began a move to get t 2003 Page #200  
s began a move to get the facts on Roswell. The USAF started their study on 2003 Page #200  
fforts to get to the bottom of the Roswell crash. Looking back at the 1,000 2003 Page #200  
ckefeller effort to declassify the Roswell case was being passed through Hi 2003 Page #200  
Clinton was very interested in the Roswell crash case. It was even known th 2003 Page #200  
s even known that he had a book on Roswell in his private library. Some of  2003 Page #200  
however, claimed to be ignorant of Roswell. One such official was Anthony L 2003 Page #200  
chless when asked a question about Roswell on the Diane Rehm Washington DC  2003 Page #200  
ance on the show Lake talked about Roswell. He made the claim that he as Na 2003 Page #200  
r who called in and asked me about Roswell Air Base, and there was this stu 2003 Page #201  
r might not be keeping an alien at Roswell Air Force Base. I had never befo 2003 Page #201  
rters released their report on the Roswell crash in late 1995. It was title 2003 Page #201  
h in late 1995. It was titled "The Roswell Report: Fact vs. Fiction in the  2003 Page #201  
are put together, the reference to Roswell was intentional. Nothing gets in 2003 Page #201  
ter from Ryan who was asking about Roswell. This is what Clinton stated, I  2003 Page #201  
 alien spacecraft did not crash in Roswell, New Mexico, in 1947. A couple d 2003 Page #201  
s story on the release of the USAF Roswell report. They quoted the above Cl 2003 Page #201  
rew the president with yet another Roswell report, this one called "The Ros 2003 Page #201  
swell report, this one called "The Roswell Report: Case Closed." Answering  2003 Page #201  
ting bodies in connection with the Roswell crash. George W. Bush My final s 2003 Page #202  
 75 miles northwest of the town of Roswell. Site IZ—2 waa located approx. 2 2003 Page #232  
the first crash investigators from Roswell AAF that LZ—I ; was the normally 2003 Page #232  
es were taken to the 4 hospital at Roswell AAF and ethers to either Los''Al 2003 Page #234  
in secrecy of site LZ-2, the CO of Roswell AAf was authorised to give a bri 2003 Page #235  
rts Robert M. Wood 103 The Road to Roswell: A Primer of Undisputed Facts an 2004 Page #3  
y brings to the fore the so-called Roswell Incident of July 1947. And while 2004 Page #4  
l Incident of July 1947. And while Roswell is certainly the most extensivel 2004 Page #4  
n a keen interest in the events at Roswell, New Mexico in 1947. And from Ru 2004 Page #15  
UFO controversy extends far beyond Roswell both geographically and in time. 2004 Page #17  
t aerial discs that crashed in the Roswell and White Sands region in 1947.  2004 Page #60  
 investigate the alleged July 1947 Roswell UFO crash. Cong. Schiff died on  2004 Page #60  
rds Concerning the 1947 Crash Near Roswell, New Mexico" After his death, Th 2004 Page #60  
l investigation into the so-called Roswell Incident, in which extraterrestr 2004 Page #60  
orted to have crashed northwest of Roswell, New Mexico, in 1947. Rep. Schif 2004 Page #60  
. SLIDE #3: USAF Report Cover, The Roswell Report: Case Closed In July 1994 2004 Page #60  
f an event popularly known as the "Roswell Incident." The focus of the GAO  2004 Page #60  
hicle and its alien occupants near Roswell, N.M. in July 1947. The Defense  2004 Page #61  
ng. Schiff 1947 documents from the Roswell Army Air Field. The excuse was t 2004 Page #61  
se was that messages sent from the Roswell base in 1947 had somehow been de 2004 Page #61  
es that the outgoing messages from Roswell Army Air Field (RAAF) for this p 2004 Page #61  
ve shown how military officials in Roswell were explaining to their superio 2004 Page #61  
ver-up for Top Secret program. The Roswell Report: Case Closed by Headquart 2004 Page #61  
 several flying discs shot down at Roswell in 1947. "What he observed and w 2004 Page #66  
In addition to the well known name Roswell, other sites on the crash retrie 2004 Page #69  
e UFO crash — as there had been at Roswell and White Sands. But, so far, th 2004 Page #74  
debris on his land and went to the Roswell Sheriff to report his discovery  2004 Page #75  
important 1997 book, The Day After Roswell. SLIDE #43: The Day After Roswel 2004 Page #78  
 Roswell. SLIDE #43: The Day After Roswell (Book cover) In his book, Col. C 2004 Page #78  
" SLIDE #45: Col. Corso with me in Roswell, July 4, 1997 Before he died, Co 2004 Page #78  
ious crash site between Corona and Roswell. A third Landing Zone 3 is defin 2004 Page #79  
 Landing Zone 1 between Corona and Roswell that looked 76                   2004 Page #79  
esident's role in the UFO crash at Roswell. There are no records White Hous 2004 Page #84  
ng that he met with any of the key Roswell participants. However, the littl 2004 Page #84  
 the record" with at least two key Roswell participants. The first was Edwi 2004 Page #84  
ho was the Provost Marshall at the Roswell Army Air Base. His job was to pr 2004 Page #84  
er balloon at the crash site. In a Roswell special done by the Sci-Fi chann 2004 Page #84  
ce Whenever we would ask him about Roswell, he would simply tell us that he 2004 Page #85  
nt Truman. He played a key role in Roswell, coming up with the weather ball 2004 Page #85  
ed of another Truman connection to Roswell. That connection was that he had 2004 Page #85  
atterson Base Commander" following Roswell. President Truman was the first  2004 Page #85  
d hangar": Einstein present 7 1947 Roswell, New Mexico, USA 1 1 1 1 1 Numer 2004 Page #111  
port 7 (1947): Einstein report and Roswell cases • Report 9 and Report 10 ( 2004 Page #116  
ash occurred in 1947, how come the Roswell cleanup crew was so ready for th 2004 Page #127  
                       The Road To Roswell: Primer of Undisputed Facts and  2004 Page #132  
laxy. Would they have told us? The Roswell Incident, as it has evolved as a 2004 Page #132  
rimacy among living creatures. The Roswell Incident stares us in the face l 2004 Page #132  
 extraterrestrials crash landed in Roswell, New Mexico, in 1947, and they b 2004 Page #132  
isor), and Major Jesse Marcel (the Roswell intelligence officer who was fir 2004 Page #132  
 let's consider the "truth" of the Roswell incident the Clinton Administrat 2004 Page #133  
nton presidency concluded that the Roswell Incident is much ado about nothi 2004 Page #133  
tors, almost fifty years after the Roswell Incident, that he believes his P 2004 Page #133  
ves his Project Mogul explains the Roswell mystery. He claimed that they us 2004 Page #133  
oon arrays that they launched near Roswell, New Mexico, and that they acqui 2004 Page #133  
94. About a half century after the Roswell Incident, he publicly concluded  2004 Page #133  
cluded that when soldiers from the Roswell Army Air Field saw debris of a P 2004 Page #133  
ausible? We must remember that the Roswell Incident happened about two week 2004 Page #133  
jumping out of windows. So was the Roswell Incident little more than a case 2004 Page #133  
                       The Road to Roswell For some researchers, including  2004 Page #134  
t that has come to be known as The Roswell Incident, and Roswell in turn ha 2004 Page #134  
known as The Roswell Incident, and Roswell in turn has become "ground zero" 2004 Page #134  
rial visitations of Earth. Whether Roswell deserves this distinction — whet 2004 Page #134  
sort of primer or guidepost of the Roswell Incident. In 1994, 1 was executi 2004 Page #134  
 of a cable television film called Roswell, made for the Showtime Network w 2004 Page #134  
ully followed the key facts of the Roswell UFO case as we understood them t 2004 Page #134  
s resulted in a declaration by the Roswell Daily News that "RAAF Captures F 2004 Page #134  
Captures Flying Saucer on Ranch in Roswell Region." RAAF is of course the R 2004 Page #134  
ell Region." RAAF is of course the Roswell Army Air Field. The military rev 2004 Page #134  
d in the 1940s in the U.S. Army in Roswell, New Mexico, in 1978 was a retir 2004 Page #134  
rash Retrieval Conference north of Roswell to check out rancher William "Ma 2004 Page #135  
that it had been a headline of the Roswell Daily Record and that stories ab 2004 Page #135  
 the crash of a flying saucer near Roswell. Sleppy told Friedman she was st 2004 Page #135  
her this was in fact the so-called Roswell saucer, or whether it may have b 2004 Page #135  
                       The Road to Roswell incident, closer to Magdalena. U 2004 Page #136  
who is the severest skeptic of the Roswell Incident, and Kevin Randle, cons 2004 Page #136  
rnett's diary for the month of the Roswell Incident. The incident is never  2004 Page #136  
different UFO crash other than the Roswell Incident, at a different time, s 2004 Page #136  
n writing the book that became The Roswell Incident, the first book about t 2004 Page #136  
Incident, the first book about the Roswell case, published in 1980. It is i 2004 Page #136  
It is interesting to note that the Roswell Incident is never mentioned in P 2004 Page #136  
nt followed twelve years after The Roswell Incident book, in 1992. Entitled 2004 Page #136  
ok, in 1992. Entitled UFO Crash At Roswell, it was written by Air Force Cap 2004 Page #136  
d Moore: space aliens did crash at Roswell and the government covered it up 2004 Page #137  
s the basis for our Showtime film, Roswell. Randle and Schmitt later revise 2004 Page #137  
d The Truth about the UFO Crash at Roswell. For that book, they may have be 2004 Page #137  
een led astray by testimony from a Roswell resident named Frank Kaufman. Ka 2004 Page #137  
rank Kaufman. Kaufman had a lot of Roswell tales and false documents to go  2004 Page #137  
the two Randle/Schmitt books about Roswell, I far prefer the first one, whi 2004 Page #137  
e books have been published on the Roswell Incident. Most are purported to  2004 Page #137  
hat incorporate some aspect of the Roswell Incident, including Men In Black 2004 Page #137  
ependence Day, Hangar 18, our film Roswell, an episode of Unsolved Mysterie 2004 Page #137  
, the documentary film Six Days In Roswell, and many others, including the  2004 Page #137  
uding the television series called Roswell, which is a serial of pure ficti 2004 Page #137  
not exist somewhere, if indeed the Roswell Incident happened as the "believ 2004 Page #137  
 One of the foremost issues in the Roswell UFO case has to do with that str 2004 Page #137  
                       The Road to Roswell something like numbers and lette 2004 Page #138  
exploited effectively in declaring Roswell to be nothing more than the remn 2004 Page #138  
terrestrial spaceship crashed near Roswell. To those who are inclined to ac 2004 Page #138  
ion, and who would like to put the Roswell Incident out of their minds, it  2004 Page #138  
ing the Air Force investigation of Roswell in 1994. However, according to h 2004 Page #138  
mile round trip with her father to Roswell and back in one day, that they s 2004 Page #138  
ttle time dropping debris off with Roswell Sheriff Wilcox — that they spent 2004 Page #138  
the Air Force Investigation of the Roswell Incident, he referred to Sherida 2004 Page #139  
r official debunker." In our film, Roswell, Sheridan Cavitt was played by X 2004 Page #139  
y Bill Moore (no relation) for The Roswell Incident book in about 1980, dec 2004 Page #139  
ojects were an explanation for the Roswell incident. About fifteen years la 2004 Page #139  
ould have denied its connection to Roswell when speaking with Bill Moore. H 2004 Page #139  
re. His connecting his work to the Roswell incident is something that came  2004 Page #139  
ght lies at worst. This is why the Roswell Incident has become a sort of mi 2004 Page #139  
                       The Road to Roswell What was going on regarding the  2004 Page #140  
ll What was going on regarding the Roswell Incident during President Clinto 2004 Page #140  
 more Air Force Reports explaining Roswell away, including the rather silly 2004 Page #140  
sert five or seven years after the Roswell Incident happened. Why was Bill  2004 Page #140  
ears to make a statement about the Roswell Incident? While traveling in Ire 2004 Page #140  
id, "no alien spaceship crashed in Roswell New Mexico in 1947." That prompt 2004 Page #140  
estimony and the book UFO Crash at Roswell. My father had been Bill Clinton 2004 Page #140  
 Ironically, the book UFO Crash at Roswell was one of a few volumes found o 2004 Page #140  
. The debunkers, in dismissing the Roswell Incident, often claim that no fi 2004 Page #140  
port, about three months after the Roswell Incident, lamented that no physi 2004 Page #141  
ning letter as proof positive that Roswell could not have been the recovery 2004 Page #141  
e has argued, however, that if the Roswell Incident was "Above Top Secret," 2004 Page #141  
omes another dioutedfact about the Roswell Incident. In many versions of th 2004 Page #141  
 Incident. In many versions of the Roswell Incident, General Roger Ramey, h 2004 Page #141  
en a top secret telegram about the Roswell Incident. The debate about what  2004 Page #141  
                       The Road to Roswell emulsion from fifty years ago is 2004 Page #142  
ared that the "flying saucer" from Roswell was being flown to Wright Patter 2004 Page #142  
out was omitted from the Air Force Roswell Report of 1994, giving a misimpr 2004 Page #142  
y were conventional. Note that the Roswell witnesses — such as Jesse Marcel 2004 Page #142  
ncides within a week or two of the Roswell Incident used the old neoprene r 2004 Page #143  
ubber that any enlisted man at the Roswell Army Air Field could have identi 2004 Page #143  
clude that the descriptions of the Roswell debris as strange and unearthly  2004 Page #143  
videotaped first-hand testimony of Roswell counter-intelligence officer Lew 2004 Page #143  
air. There is another facet of the Roswell story that involves the gouge. T 2004 Page #143  
                       The Road to Roswell Was the discovery of alien bodie 2004 Page #144  
 Marshal Edwin Easley, head of the Roswell military police in 1947, when in 2004 Page #144  
hether the account in UFO Crash At Roswell was true, he muttered, in what w 2004 Page #144  
 words, "Oh yes, the creatures..." Roswell pilot Oliver "Poppy" Henderson a 2004 Page #144  
 Corso, co-author of The Deg After Roswell, served under General Arthur Tru 2004 Page #144  
calculation. A couple of prominent Roswell researchers, who once believed i 2004 Page #144  
 who once believed in that type of Roswell cover-up, have since changed sid 2004 Page #144  
ho spearheaded what was called The Roswell Initiative in 1997, is one examp 2004 Page #144  
xample. He was a fanatic about the Roswell case and busy making demands tha 2004 Page #144  
f the first book on this case, The Roswell Incident, is another believer wh 2004 Page #145  
there are "better explanations for Roswell than the extraterrestrial one."  2004 Page #145  
extraterrestrial one." However, to Roswell UFO believers, both of these men 2004 Page #145  
e pilot, first began to reject the Roswell UFO case after one of the wings  2004 Page #145  
ted threat? Author of the book The Roswell Incident, William Moore, though  2004 Page #145  
e extraterrestrial explanation for Roswell after being sued and nearly bank 2004 Page #145  
 Moore had made some claims in The Roswell Incident that the astronaut in q 2004 Page #145  
e witnesses, have been part of the Roswell scenario for a long time. The gr 2004 Page #145  
nd-daughter of Sheriff Wilcox, the Roswell sheriff who first saw the ranche 2004 Page #145  
told her space aliens did crash at Roswell, and the reason Sheriff Wilcox n 2004 Page #145  
 Glenn Dennis also reported that a Roswell nurse had told him about the aut 2004 Page #145  
                       The Road to Roswell Apart from obvious disappearance 2004 Page #146  
co, whose search for answers about Roswell from the Pentagon were considere 2004 Page #146  
 of the outgoing messages from the Roswell Army Air Field for the time peri 2004 Page #146  
supported the alien version of the Roswell story. The fact is that Astronau 2004 Page #146  
ed recently in a public lecture in Roswell, New Mexico, that he received a  2004 Page #146  
eived a high-level briefing on the Roswell Incident from reliable sources,  2004 Page #146  
-wrote a book called The Day After Roswell in which he claimed to have seen 2004 Page #146  
 have disseminated debris from the Roswell crash to American industry under 2004 Page #146  
d to bring up his claims about the Roswell Incident? As I stated previously 2004 Page #146  
estrial spaceship was recovered at Roswell in 1947. He even did so on a Lar 2004 Page #146  
ilot Kent Jeffrey confirming that "Roswell has long been a point of great i 2004 Page #147  
 do about getting the things about Roswell that you would like. I tried dil 2004 Page #147  
anchard, commanding officer of the Roswell Army Air Field in 1947, is inter 2004 Page #147  
ght us the Mogul balloon report on Roswell, but also another report declari 2004 Page #147  
                       The Road to Roswell dead aliens picked up by the mil 2004 Page #148  
bout five or seven years after the Roswell Incident, but we are asked to be 2004 Page #148  
 facts and factual disputes of the Roswell Incident. There isn't much that  2004 Page #148  
rms any more. However, the town of Roswell, New Mexico, which became a hous 2004 Page #148  
n, as the GAO tells us occurred at Roswell, public understanding of the tru 2004 Page #148  
ieval Conference Sources BOOKS The Roswell Incident, by Charles Berlitz and 2004 Page #149  
itz and William Moore UFO Crash at Roswell, by Kevin D. Randle and Donald R 2004 Page #149  
t The Truth about the UFO Crash at Roswell, by Kevin D. Randle and Donald R 2004 Page #149  
 Corona, by Stanton Friedman Bgond Roswell, by Michael Hesemann and Philip  2004 Page #149  
th, by Gordon Cooper The Day After Roswell, by Philip Corso and William Bir 2004 Page #149  
f Air Force Research Regarding the Roswell Incident, by U.S. Air Force Rosw 2004 Page #149  
oswell Incident, by U.S. Air Force Roswell Report: Case Closed, by U.S. Air 2004 Page #149  
er for UFO Studies, various issues ROSWELL UFO MUSEUM Various exhibits and  2004 Page #149  
Unsolved Mysteries, Segment of The Roswell Incident Alien Autopg: Fact or F 2004 Page #149  
ritten By Robert Emenneger Down In Roswell, Produced by Paul Davids Reply T 2004 Page #149  
ply To The Air Force Report On The Roswell Incident, Produced By Paul David 2004 Page #149  
 Pioneers, Produced By Paul Davids Roswell, The Movie, Executive Producer a 2004 Page #149  
                       The Road to Roswell Photographs from Roswell, The Mo 2004 Page #150  
e Road to Roswell Photographs from Roswell, The Movie Kyle MacLachlan as Ma 2004 Page #150  
idan Cavitt) stands watching. From Roswell, the showtime movie. Martin Shee 2004 Page #150  
Sheen as a UFO secret informant in Roswell, The Movie. 147                  2004 Page #150  
to of me from a scene in the movie Roswell where I play the autopsy room ph 2004 Page #151  
hing but new: A Proto-Template for Roswell Apologists • Natural • Artificia 2004 Page #166  
 first was a couple days after the Roswell crash when President Truman was  2004 Page #176  
ng the first revealing book on the Roswell crash called The Roswell Inciden 2004 Page #189  
ok on the Roswell crash called The Roswell Incident. The topic was suddenly 2004 Page #189  
aveled to the old Army Air Base at Roswell, New Mexico. There, in front of  2004 Page #195  
it was rumored they had stored the Roswell crash bodies before flying them  2004 Page #195  
go out and investigate UFOs. • The Roswell book UFO Crash at Roswell was fo 2004 Page #196  
s. • The Roswell book UFO Crash at Roswell was found in Bill Clinton's pers 2004 Page #196  
 made a joke about the UFO link to Roswell when he was visiting there in Ja 2004 Page #197  
Embarrassed MJ12 control group, re Roswell, but died because of damaged gen 2004 Page #201  
hat intrigue me are the ones, like Roswell and MJ-12, where the jury is sti 2004 Page #214  
witnesses One of the facets of the Roswell incident which has kept people i 2004 Page #216  
and is in the public eye." As with Roswell, not all of them are or will be  2004 Page #217  
 Blanchard, found in Pflock's book Roswell: Inconvenient Facts and the Will 2004 Page #222  
mander of the 509th Bomb Group and Roswell Army Air Field at the time of th 2004 Page #222  
 Army Air Field at the time of the Roswell incident, and a very key player  2004 Page #222  
dent, and a very key player in the Roswell story, as a "loose cannon," ther 2004 Page #222  
orona: The Definitive Study of the Roswell Incident (New York: Marlow & Com 2004 Page #223  
ocuments, which mention crashes at Roswell and El Indio, but not Aztec, whi 2004 Page #224  
p. 17. 35 Ibid., p. 15. 36 Pflock, Roswell: Inconvenient Facts and the Will 2004 Page #224  
gehr Copyright 2004 Ron Regehr The Roswell story is well known, and has bee 2004 Page #226  
 to three important aspects of the Roswell event: the latest "read" on the  2004 Page #226  
mey ostensibly swapping the actual Roswell crash debris with some "junk," t 2004 Page #226  
 the alleged crash debris from the Roswell UFO. Filer asked Bond (as Johnso 2004 Page #226  
dedicated to solving the riddle of Roswell: Debbie Stock, a professional ph 2004 Page #227  
contrast changes. Furthermore, the Roswell Photo Interpretation Team (RPIT) 2004 Page #227  
 never have been processed and the Roswell crash would be just another grou 2004 Page #228  
Line 1 R****ECOVERY OPERATION WITH ROSWELL DISK AT THE Line 2 ****JULY 4m.  2004 Page #228  
GENT POWERS ARE NEEDED SITE TWO NW ROSWELL, N.MEX. Line6 MIDDAY 509m TOLD N 2004 Page #228  
 1 (M) R****ECOVERY OPERATION WITH ROSWELL DISK *******AT THE (B) ****RECO* 2004 Page #228  
HE (B) ****RECO**** OPERATION WITH ROSWELL DISK 074 MJ AT THE (c) ****RECO* 2004 Page #228  
GENT POWERS ARE NEEDED SITE TWO NW ROSWELL, N.MEX. (B) **** URGENT POWERS A 2004 Page #229  
GENT.POWERS ARE NEEDED SITE TWO NW ROSWELL, NMEX. (DR) by b29st OR C47 wrig 2004 Page #229  
OR C47 wright to AsSist flights AT ROSWELL. Assure (G) execute on order AAF 2004 Page #229  
 read: "****ecovery operation with Roswell disk *******at the **July 4th. T 2004 Page #230  
gent powers are needed site two NW Roswell, N.Mex. Midday 509th told newspa 2004 Page #230  
y of a wrecked disk recovered near Roswell. The disk had a crew, which, alo 2004 Page #230  
stigate a second site northwest of Roswell (possibly on the plains of San A 2004 Page #230  
 send a crew out from the 509th at Roswell Army Air Field to survey the sec 2004 Page #230  
ers, USAF, published the tome, The Roswell Report: Fact vs. Fiction in the  2004 Page #230  
ltimate effort to explain away the Roswell crash of 1947. Lo and behold, th 2004 Page #230  
da One of the questions concerning Roswell researchers for 20+ years has be 2004 Page #231  
 how did the Star Telegram get the Roswell story before the AP? Good questi 2004 Page #236  
the story had been floating around Roswell itself since Mac Brazel told Fra 2004 Page #236  
ry was trying to get itself out of Roswell before the AP finally succeeded  2004 Page #237  
the AP finally succeeded at 2:26pm Roswell time that afternoon. AP was one  2004 Page #237  
aught wind of what was going on in Roswell before AP? But we do also know o 2004 Page #237  
n matters totally unrelated to the Roswell events, but as a consequence of  2004 Page #237  
but not involved directly with the Roswell story) told us. In the end, the  2004 Page #238  
 be passed on to the UFO Museum in Roswell, New Mexico, while he was on sta 2004 Page #240  
 complicity in the UFO cover-up at Roswell — and more broadly with highly c 2004 Page #242  
 Then, Army and Navy (1942) ■ With Roswell, Special Forces and AEC (1947) T 2005 Page #5  
ORSO'S CLAIMS IN "THE 11 DAY AFTER ROSWELL" ■ Image intensifiers ■ Fiber op 2005 Page #6  
■ " ••• lack of information on the Roswell crashed saucer. (No mention of n 2005 Page #9  
en six years after the more famous Roswell crashes and retrievals of 'inter 2005 Page #45  
 subject challenge official dogma. Roswell was a "myth," Area 51 was ignore 2005 Page #76  
to my knowledge at a conference in Roswell in July 2004. Specificall y, Mit 2005 Page #81  
ublic statement on 3 Ju.ly 2004 in Roswell, New r-.•fexico, auended by the  2005 Page #81  
tablishes that Reich drove through Roswell on his way to Tucson. There is s 2005 Page #98  
                       The Road to Roswell 107                              2005 Page #109  
                       The Road to Roswell 109                              2005 Page #111  
                       The Road to Roswell 1 1 1                            2005 Page #113  
ressing the notion that the famous Roswell crash was precipitated by lightn 2005 Page #120  
y case of th.is type is the famous Roswell crash (in fact, multiple crashes 2005 Page #121  
ed five years before the nowfamous Roswell incident but cites "unconvention 2005 Page #123  
(perhaps correctly) or the town of Roswell, NM-many memoranda and other evi 2005 Page #125  
dence. Since testimony from living Roswell wimesses cites military threats, 2005 Page #126  
en crnft and non-human bodies near Roswell, Ni'vl. Speaking with police det 2005 Page #131  
rst-hand witnesses to the so-caUed Roswell incident. Her testimony with man 2005 Page #131  
 information about the incident at Roswell. In addition, there is no Projec 2005 Page #142  
 chat in 1947 he had been flown to Roswell, New Mexico, on a special assign 2005 Page #145  
ed to have filmed the UFO crash at Roswell in 1947 -and not only that, but  2005 Page #145  
ged recovery of a flying disc near Roswell, New Mexico, in July 1947 has sp 2005 Page #161  
rash-retrieval case, of course, is Roswell. Bur other UFO crash events have 2005 Page #161  
Maury Island, Tacoma; 4 July 1947, Roswell, NM; 5 July 1947, Pia.ins of San 2005 Page #163  
 Aztec, NM; 7 /8 J u11 1948; 1949, Roswell, N:M; January 1950, Mojave Deser 2005 Page #163  
le he was in the Armv stationed at Roswell in 1948 and 1949. This is a sing 2005 Page #165  
 gotten longer over the years. The Roswell incident has been the most compe 2005 Page #166  
ibes the de,·ices found aboard the Roswell craft, and how they became the p 2005 Page #167  
combat operational atom bomb base (Roswell AAF) in 1947. Hull design, aerod 2005 Page #175  
space designs were inspired by the Roswell spacecraft, from Kelly's SR-71 B 2005 Page #175  
61 Lummi Island Incident: A Watery Roswell Mathew E. Thuney 177 The Bigelow 2006 Page #3  
y indications that what crashed at Roswell and in the Plains of San Agustin 2006 Page #10  
ebsite. All those lonely drives to Roswell would provide plenty of opportun 2006 Page #12  
see www.stantonfriedman.com ), in "Roswell and the MJ-12 Documents in the N 2006 Page #12  
 grossly misleading USAF Book "The Roswell Report: Truth vs. Fiction in the 2006 Page #13  
5. Weaver, Colonel Richard L. "The Roswell Report: Fact vs. Fiction in the  2006 Page #13  
tant state to recover downed UFOs, Roswell • 1/20/78 Stanton Friedman, in B 2006 Page #26  
• 1947 • 1948 • 1953 • 1962 • 1965 Roswell, NM Aztec, NM Kingman, AZ Las Ve 2006 Page #29  
on Unit" preliminary report on the Roswell crashes signed July 16. The seco 2006 Page #103  
es with bodies of some sort in the Roswell events, and this may have been a 2006 Page #104  
was the original pathogen from the Roswell deaths of four technicians. Ther 2006 Page #117  
be known as the definitive British Roswell. As researcher Andy Roberts stat 2006 Page #119  
ecord research concerning the 1947 Roswell and other alleged UFO crash retr 2006 Page #139  
Aerial Craft and Entities Slide 3: Roswell Crashed Disc Newspaper Headline  2006 Page #140  
ublicly reported crash was between Roswell and Corona on July 4, 1947. Slid 2006 Page #140  
f looked like that one down in the Roswell UFO Museum, but different, too.  2006 Page #158  
 files were from a disc crash near Roswell, New Mexico, in the late 1940s.  2006 Page #160  
what we saw.' And he told me about Roswell. He said two things really. He s 2006 Page #160  
gs really. He said he had heard of Roswell before and that he did see Roswe 2006 Page #160  
Roswell before and that he did see Roswell in those documents. And that fly 2006 Page #160  
ed with Robert Stack hosting, "The Roswell Incident." And I had no idea at  2006 Page #161  
y after it was played on TV — "The Roswell Incident" on Unsolved Mysteries  2006 Page #161  
me out with books and media to say Roswell did not happen. It hurts.' Speak 2006 Page #163  
he Lummi Island Incident: A Watery Roswell? It was against this background  2006 Page #166  
he Lummi Island Incident: A Watery Roswell? The Air Force scrambled. A seni 2006 Page #168  
he Lummi Island Incident: A Watery Roswell? SUBJECT: Air Alert - 1030 Hours 2006 Page #170  
he Lummi Island Incident: A Watery Roswell? to 10,000 ft at a range of 120  2006 Page #172  
he Lummi Island Incident: A Watery Roswell? WHAT? The CIC was wanted inform 2006 Page #174  
he Lummi Island Incident: A Watery Roswell? an unidentified flying object a 2006 Page #176  
he Lummi Island Incident: A Watery Roswell? that doesn't prove it was a hoa 2006 Page #178  
r at the time was at Walker AFB at Roswell, NM. However, this was too far a 2006 Page #178  
he Lummi Island Incident: A Watery Roswell? Lummi Island Incident: A Watery 2006 Page #180  
l? Lummi Island Incident: A Watery Roswell? Matthew E. Thuney Copyright 200 2006 Page #180  
he Lummi Island Incident: A Watery Roswell? So, we true scientists, examini 2006 Page #182  
er Soviet Union to Pennsylvania to Roswell, New Mexico, one might have expe 2006 Page #183  
older over similar events, such as Roswell, to this very day. Just like the 2006 Page #183  
he Lummi Island Incident: A Watery Roswell? the Coast Guard Station in Bell 2006 Page #184  
he Lummi Island Incident: A Watery Roswell? PART TWO: Recovery. Winter 1984 2006 Page #186  
owing the crash of a spacecraft in Roswell, New Mexico); raised partly in P 2006 Page #194  
n lace. Wire Service Censorship: ► Roswell case: "Do not transmit!" ► Denve 2007 Page #19  
 to cease filing a story about the Roswell crash. This is completely credib 2007 Page #20  
upelt's book, Eisenhower comments; Roswell?) 2) Threats to safe air navigat 2007 Page #36  
te products , services and events. Roswell, New Mexico, for example, during 2007 Page #60  
me from great djstances to shop at Roswell Livestock Farm Suppl)." The dark 2007 Page #60  
to be outdone, the competiti on at Roswell Toyota sported an almost identic 2007 Page #60  
are of the fiftieth anniversary of Roswell and in 1997 the company decided  2007 Page #70  
roduct was unveiled in the city of Roswell on January 5, 1998 with the mayo 2007 Page #70  
-human entities recovered from the Roswell crash field. Quoting from the br 2007 Page #75  
shes. One of the best known is the Roswell incident. Many creruble witnesse 2007 Page #127  
r Company has made claims that the Roswell crash wreckage led Bell scientis 2007 Page #127  
ia publicity or attention chat the Roswell incident got, but should. Trus f 2007 Page #127  
dge of the crashed UFO incident at Roswell, New Mexico in July 1947. As a r 2007 Page #134  
tails of his knowledge of both the Roswell UFO crash of 1947 and Project Mo 2007 Page #136  
f a June 2007 book titled Mexico's Roswell: The Chihuahua UFO Crash by Noe  2007 Page #184  
ention as the 194 7 UFO crash near Roswell, New Mexico. 180                 2007 Page #186  
s in our 2 l 9-page book, Mexico's Roswell: The Chihuahua UFO Crash, availa 2007 Page #192  
ussan Productions. 2006. "Mexico's Roswell." UFO Files. History Channel. De 2007 Page #192  
Noe and Ruben J. Uriarte. Mexico's Roswell: The Chihuahua UFO Crash. Colleg 2007 Page #192  
they were liberally drawn from the Roswell case. 36                         2008 Page #42  
even involving Einstein before the Roswell crashes. The complete text of th 2008 Page #112  
e in July, 1947 ---the time of the Roswell incident ---but resigned in Marc 2008 Page #132  
dden matter". This was the day the Roswell Air Base press release regarding 2008 Page #132  
intricately involved with both the Roswell crash and the Nazi Paperclip sci 2008 Page #134  
. Goliath": CAUS vs. the NSA ■ The Roswell Story ■ The Manzano Story ■ Paul 2008 Page #162  
Onizu!:a ■ Dalnegorsl:: The Soviet Roswell? ■ The World ■ Research: The Old 2008 Page #164  
ly involved in the analysis of the Roswell event of 1947. Furthermore , a f 2009 Page #9  
because he was going to expose the Roswell crash. Roswell happened a month  2009 Page #29  
going to expose the Roswell crash. Roswell happened a month after Maury Isl 2009 Page #29  
en six years after the more famous Roswell crashes and retrievals of 'inter 2009 Page #51  
niversary of the 1947 UFO Crash in Roswell approached , the U.S. Air Force  2009 Page #87  
ce media campaign to discredit the Roswell Crash was about to seriously bac 2009 Page #87  
the Mem01y J\1etal and its link to Roswell and Wright-Patterson AFB. Anthon 2009 Page #91  
ions from Walker Army Air Field in Roswell from 1947 as well! This informat 2009 Page #91  
a highly classified remnant of the Roswell Crash, a piece of metal with unc 2009 Page #91  
 of the major destinations for the Roswell debris and the alien bodies, how 2009 Page #92  
ji'\cJark. onufo.com 43 WITNESS to ROSWELL , Revised edition, 2009, Authors 2009 Page #96  
mpire Strikes Back, 1979-198 ■TI1e Roswell Story 4: The Empire Strjkes Back 2009 Page #145  

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ing the now infamous report called ROSWELL-CASE CLOSED. The media aired sto 2009 Page #87  
egan discussing the CNN news story ROSWELL-CASE CLOSED. She summed it up su 2009 Page #88  

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ailabiljt) ,, you can stili rent a Roswell-themed truck or van from some U- 2007 Page #70  

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r to what was reported in the 1947 RosweU incident. The place reeked of amm 2005 Page #37  
Corona about 75 miles northwest of RosweU; and LZ-2 southeast of the town o 2005 Page #126  

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iety of targets, including jet and rotary wing aircraft, unmanned aerial ve 2006 Page #143  

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en charged, the entire assembly to rotate. These charged capacitors could a 2005 Page #171  

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ked the first two nights, D Flight rotated back on the 28th. The log book f 2004 Page #50  
hese was used in one position then rotated 180 degrees before taking the ot 2004 Page #234  
d a rustinct wrurling motion as it rotated about its central ax.is. This ob 2007 Page #165  

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remendous speed of the Earth as it rotates and orbits the sun." It is certa 2005 Page #173  

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ese clisc capacitors from a freely rotating carousel would cause, when char 2005 Page #171  
ouple of saucers suspended by arms rotating round a central tower with inpu 2005 Page #171  
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ving landed, they execute a speedy rotation around their discs. A brilliant 2004 Page #13  
\Vrute lines caused by the Earth's rotation. These stars simply vanished in 2005 Page #95  

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Intelligence, such as the infamous Rote Kapelle or Red Orchestra spy networ 2008 Page #138  

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mber 28, 1980. Illustration by Jan Roth at www.rendlesham-incident.co.uk us 2009 Page #70  

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phone com·ersations between Howard Rothberg, the former owner of a New York 2007 Page #135  
T, Project," and reads as follows: Rothberg discussed the apparent comeback 2007 Page #135  
d the break up with the Kennedy's. Rothberg told Kilgallen that [Monroe] wa 2007 Page #135  
coming the talk of the town again. Rothberg indicated in so many words, tha 2007 Page #135  
his book, but he does state that: "Rothberg was .Kilgallen's interior decor 2007 Page #135  
ked to Dorothy Kilgallen or Howard Rothberg about Marilyn's problems Tvith  2007 Page #136  

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BJ file. According t0 SperigLio: "[Rothbergl also dealt with a lot of photo 2007 Page #135  

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f, whose family had lived with the Rothschild family in Frankfurt , Ge1many 2008 Page #125  
he interests of the Rocke fellers, Rothschild s, DuPonts , Kuhns, Loebs, Ha 2008 Page #125  

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pping the wealth from men like the Rothschilds , Rockefellers , Schiffs, Wa 2008 Page #125  
gy so successfully employed by the Rothschilds in Europe for more than a ce 2008 Page #125  

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TOL AIRCRAFT 01.:SIG:i\S 1/.---~ \ ROTOR · cn:--rnoL TYPE E:--JGI 'E TYPE 0 2007 Page #112  

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ures. They soon heard the sound of rotors as an approaching Air Force helic 2006 Page #79  
arge military helicopter with twin rotors. The suspended object being flown 2008 Page #45  

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because investigation is too much (rouble. Corollaries: /Absence of evidenc 2003 Page #118  

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1/20/78 Stanton Friedman, in Baton Rouge for a lecture, learns of the exist 2006 Page #26  
arty officials to the Hotel Maison Rouge in Strasbourg. According to captur 2008 Page #136  

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had a 'silvery,' shiny side with a rough (granular) appearance. The other s 2003 Page #104  
 horses, as the terrain seemed too rough for their hooves. As we moved alon 2005 Page #154  
ape, except that it seemed to have rough edges. [It] then fell somewhere be 2006 Page #120  
n over Cuba & apparently landed in rough terrain West of Eureka Utah. Brigh 2008 Page #10  
d loggers. They work hard and play rough. Their personal fortunes rise or f 2008 Page #43  
m)" Penniston 's original notebook rough sketches of glassy symbols SLlDE#  2008 Page #82  
sent the right way to re-establish rough equivalence with the kind of techn 2009 Page #23  
tressed, reads like a preliminary, rough draft, rather than a finely-tuned, 2009 Page #52  
this was made very apparent in his rough autobiography which he had started 2009 Page #173  

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timeters wide at the narrow point, roughly 5-3/4 inches by 1-3/8 inches. Wh 2003 Page #48  
 We now know that the object moved roughly eastward over Westmoreland Count 2003 Page #58  
 on these big panels here they are roughly 18 by 48 inches. Those are proba 2005 Page #66  
gotiations only take place between roughly equal parties. Surely it is not  2006 Page #5  
ipants were divided into groups of roughly equal 54                         2006 Page #57  
ld take them over the eastern USA, roughly toward Washington, D.C. The fact 2006 Page #172  
 the location of the crash. It was roughly in the vicinity of Del Rio, Texa 2006 Page #177  
osition would place the splashdown roughly 1,000 to 1,500 yards off of Cart 2006 Page #184  
ates that the object sank in water roughly 270 feet deep. 9:45 AM: US Coast 2006 Page #185  
o trails of bubbles beginning from roughly the same position (at different  2006 Page #191  
sert near Coyame, where we found a roughly circular pattern of scorched ear 2007 Page #189  
 to keep it. ... " The fragment is roughly the size of a fist and very heav 2007 Page #196  
he engine began to sputter and run roughly and the headlights dimmed, but t 2008 Page #12  
erican and Russian UFO defense are roughly equivalent. In greater detail, i 2009 Page #21  
ey Oswald distributed leaflets. At roughly the same time, Crisman's name em 2009 Page #33  

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und where the leaves were in a big round circle near where the object reste 2003 Page #69  
s a cun/ed crescent, but a disc is round. So, we assumed the grandfather wa 2003 Page #99  
truder and noticed the light was a round, disc-shaped object. Just as he wa 2003 Page #147  
lding 4 creatures and 2) A wrecked round craft of some kind nearby. No othe 2003 Page #190  
Involred which do xxrt oenfozsi to round reasoning trfUfeh sagssd to the po 2003 Page #212  
 February 19, 1984. The object was round, white, self- luminous, and with a 2004 Page #16  
quare piece would not fit into the round hole. Finally it was beginning to  2004 Page #43  
round. he manhole covers) go right round the base, literally, round the bas 2004 Page #52  
o right round the base, literally, round the base. They completely go round 2004 Page #52  
round the base. They completely go round the base. I've been down 'em. ...  2004 Page #52  
ucer. They described the object as round, with the perimeter brighter than  2004 Page #104  
lso said that she made the 70 mile round trip with her father to Roswell an 2004 Page #138  
s, 2 nostrils, 2 ears, and a small round mouth. It was clothed in a silvery 2005 Page #41  
' .. f ( 280 mm Cannon with atomic round, locked and loaded. Crew run for t 2005 Page #46  
 Witnesses were describing a huge, round, wrutish in color, object with a r 2005 Page #64  
 suspect is that it had a shallow, round undercarriage to it and \Vhen it s 2005 Page #67  
ssion plant stating that "objects, round in form, have been sighted over th 2005 Page #74  
saucers suspended by arms rotating round a central tower with input runrung 2005 Page #171  
esumably relevant papers have been round Ben Rich of Lockheed Skunkworks As 2006 Page #27  
 Force, noted in US DIA documents. Round UFO hovering near airfield: comman 2006 Page #28  
on, leaving most frequently either round or oval surgical wounds. 4. No rel 2006 Page #115  
milar to that, but the screens are round and show the sweep of the radar. A 2006 Page #152  
 balcony of my room I saw a large, round, red and white light rise up verti 2006 Page #202  
es using hypnosis therapy. He came round to the Foundation office, several  2006 Page #205  
fter driving closer, he observed a round disk-shaped object. He attempted t 2007 Page #176  
 Small plane • Much larger plane • Round, disc-shaped object • Reports of a 2008 Page #44  
ating galaxy in which "by making a round trip on a rocket ship in a suffici 2008 Page #95  
primary force behind Cecil Rhodes' Round Tables, a predecessor of the Counc 2008 Page #125  
s, 2 nostrils, 2 ears, and a small round mouth. It was clothed in a silvery 2009 Page #49  
s, 2 nostrils, 2 ears, and a small round mouth. It was clothed in a silvery 2009 Page #55  
color and they changed shape ji-om round to elliptical. COLORS? Gosh, red,  2009 Page #72  

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

 the skies. Then one of the craft, round-shaped, duJl-grey in colour and re 2007 Page #193  

Word: "round-the-world", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 Las Cruces Sun-Ne2vs, June 1,1947 Round-the-World Series of Plane Wrecks K 2004 Page #66  

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

weigh 80-100 pounds o Larger, more rounded cranium o Skin pale, chalky-yell 2003 Page #174  
the top 15 government leaders were rounded up by the secret service and tak 2003 Page #193  
 a few precious seconds. Their car rounded the turn, crested a small hill a 2004 Page #34  
ppearing from a front view to have rounded edges and slightly beveled." The 2005 Page #74  
cautionag measure.' Militag police rounded up soldiers and theatres and rad 2006 Page #169  
he had seen something "oblong with rounded ends" suspended from a large mil 2008 Page #45  

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

ertips and on the tips there was a roundness, or what I call a suction cup. 2006 Page #159  

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

 illuminated with spotlights, 1430 rounds of ammunition were fired, many cl 2003 Page #24  
ch would later make the Ufological rounds. Many 139                         2003 Page #143  
ts and rumors that were making the rounds had caused part of the membership 2003 Page #146  
like security patrols making their rounds while he was filming the lights a 2003 Page #148  
10; IV all; V, 15-17 MP fired five rounds into alien; body found on runway  2004 Page #114  

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

ters . Data processing allowed the roundup and extermination of the Jews an 2008 Page #128  

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e l\llle LtJ cour,tc.r or dclend r.roup or ~clcnthl.:\ Lhnt dc·,clo;iec co  2009 Page #182  

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

 phone call from Mr. Phillips, who roused me to semi-consciousness with a s 2006 Page #180  

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

 The object continued to move over Route 30 East, then turned to the South. 2003 Page #58  
get 100-foot blades on an approved route that hadn't changed • He doesn't b 2004 Page #126  
lot Carlos de Souza was driving on route BR-381 (connecting Sao Paulo to th 2005 Page #36  
to visit. \Xlill tlus change one's route to work or lower one's household b 2005 Page #117  
was channeled through a circuitous route the cleverest spy. or accountant w 2006 Page #32  
 Secret Crashes they described the route of flight and were able to indicat 2006 Page #80  
husband driving westbound on State Route 12 by Central Park about 4 miles e 2008 Page #49  
as also driving westbound on State Route 12 by Elma, WA; some 20 miles east 2008 Page #49  
st of the Bay City Bridge on State Route l 05. !lRN.J A SlHPl,E SKITCH Of T 2008 Page #56  
n as the Bay City Brid ge on State Route 105 about 4 miles east of Westport 2008 Page #69  
tion, along the newly-construc ted route of the Atlantic and Pacific Railro 2009 Page #48  

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

 but that these departments merely routed the raw intelligence around to th 2009 Page #18  

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

al units would have had preplanned routes identified depending on the width 2004 Page #129  
art of the recovery equipment. The routes to be taken were presumably limit 2004 Page #129  
by the government, so the critical routes might have been those to Wright-P 2004 Page #129  
hed the bogies track their various routes, in my mind it looked like they w 2006 Page #146  
rs," reported Martin. Using escape routes that came to be known as Ratlines 2008 Page #137  

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

t a door near the podium. Out on a routine patrol near the Manzano complex  2003 Page #147  
que event in Bolivia. While filing routine Freedom of Information Act reque 2004 Page #10  
e or twice a day is not an unusual routine. Reich persevered with experimen 2005 Page #91  
ure-all. r [rs. Brad) was not your routine freelancer; she was, among other 2005 Page #93  
h being away from adults, it was a routine outing for us. \Y./e decided to  2005 Page #154  
n cancelled his IFR flight plan, a routine procedure when leaving controlle 2006 Page #81  
f F-11 7A airframes that underwent routine maintenance were sold as scrap a 2006 Page #84  
l instructors was returning from a routine training flight when it crashed  2006 Page #87  
tions about the monster. The calm, routine life of their once quiet town wa 2006 Page #93  
several crashes of B-36 bombers on routine Arctic patrol that bear all the  2006 Page #141  
the Coyote Canyon access road on a routine builcling check of an alarmed st 2007 Page #176  
 A few moments later, however, the routine recovery of a downed aircraft be 2007 Page #186  
 morning , it had been an entirely routine night watch for the Imperial Ira 2008 Page #31  
or 1979. He went through his daily routine; he was working out of the Aberd 2008 Page #58  
 stuff in amongst the mass of more routine material: UFOs seen by police of 2008 Page #68  
ave begun covertly if mentioned as routine, even if in a top secret letter. 2009 Page #13  

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

he Secretary of Defense would have routinely been briefed on this project b 2003 Page #88  
oilerplate. Directives are written routinely and must include much of the s 2003 Page #203  
ef that specialized recovery teams routinely sanitize crash sites of "black 2006 Page #71  
copters and small planes were seen routinely day and night in the vicinity. 2008 Page #51  
howed that Bush and his associates routinely tried to conceal their busines 2008 Page #129  
 in an environment where they were routinely involved with highly classifie 2009 Page #92  

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

hee aafo from rcv1ov. To allo-., • rovicv vould comproni•o future director& 2008 Page #120  

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

t Gordon Cooper “Several days in a row we sighted groups of metallic, sauce 2003 Page #14  
ng to the southwest of WSPG Launch Row. At approximately 7:20 p.m., at an a 2004 Page #67  
saucer" seen in Naval Air Station, row of windows 16 1951 Florida, USA 0 1  2004 Page #111  
quipment and had a cloud-buster in row. Ther arrived at the leased property 2005 Page #99  
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ed object in a clearing that had a row of blue lights and seemed to be land 2008 Page #81  

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ur friend was outside looking at a rowan tree that had been forced out of t 2006 Page #129  

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

ar place to gather — looking for a rowboat to attempt a rescue of what he c 2004 Page #37  
it took to do a quick search for a rowboat along the shore things began det 2004 Page #37  
empted to get out to the site in a rowboat, but the witnesses say that that 2004 Page #37  

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s yet to eompty wan • 2040 le, me, Rowe, a the agency to mitt i, mixt: rt s 2006 Page #32  

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oma, \Xlash.ington, and Padilla to Rowland Heights, Californ.ia. They lost  2005 Page #154  

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 blocked Highway 130 in the nearby rown of Saratoga and quarantined the tow 2007 Page #128  

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

 cigar-shaped object featuring two rows of windows was sighted flying over  2003 Page #88  

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

ation. In a 1989 interview, SMSgt. Roy Pruitt told author James C. Goodall  2006 Page #84  
ns posed by eager journalists, Dr. Roy Lilwall, the Senior Scientific Offic 2006 Page #120  
ually analyzed by physical chemist Roy Craig for the University of Colorado 2007 Page #195  
 1977 The Day the Sky Spilt Apart, Roy A. Gallant, Atheneum , 1995 The Unkn 2008 Page #103  

Word: "royal", 30 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ll Lord Dowding Commandcr-in-Chief Royal AF “More than 10,000 sightings hav 2003 Page #9  
classified Ministry of Defense and Royal Air files on UFOs. RAF Cosford Han 2003 Page #74  
rmerly a sergeant with the British Royal Air Force at Boscombe Down, Rita H 2003 Page #78  
into the secret world of a British Royal Air Force base — RAF Rudloe Manor, 2003 Page #83  
he Information Division, Norwegian Royal Ministry of Defense. However, Spit 2004 Page #13  
man for a special and little known Royal Canadian Air Force Department for  2004 Page #41  
awarded fellowship s from both the Royal Photographic Society and the Briti 2005 Page #148  
 utter bilge." (British Astronomer Royal, 1956.3) Others attempt to classif 2006 Page #101  
Richard Wooley, British Astronomer Royal, 1956, one year before Sputnik 4 S 2006 Page #101  
n the following day, January 24, a Royal Air Force mountain rescue team fro 2006 Page #120  
e 1982 crash in the same area of a Royal Air Force Harrier jet-plane that w 2006 Page #121  
rick. "I spent thirty years in the Royal Air Force as an aircraft engineer, 2006 Page #126  
aff Sergeant James Prescott of the Royal 124                                2006 Page #127  
0s to a then serving member of the Royal Air Force. In other words, Tony Do 2006 Page #129  
ping to perpetuate a view that the Royal Air Force were virtually at war wi 2006 Page #131  
tary personnel based at the nearby Royal Air Force stations Bentwaters and  2006 Page #132  
rce, Chief, Public Affairs Office, Royal Air Force Bentwaters, Suffolk, Eng 2006 Page #137  
woman says ''You'd better ring the Royal." Accompanying copy underscores th 2007 Page #71  
y treed area adjacent to the joint Royal Air Force/USAF military complex at 2008 Page #31  
f the most strategically-important Royal Air Force bases in the British Isl 2008 Page #32  
effect on· sources within both the Royal Air Force and the Ministry of Defe 2008 Page #33  
Air Defense Region; and we had two Royal Air Force bases pretty much being  2008 Page #34  
entwaters AFB In 1942, the British Royal Air Force constructed an air base  2008 Page #71  
 became a joint U.S. Air Force and Royal Air Force complex. The two air bas 2008 Page #72  
Halt's January 13, 1981, report to Royal Air Force Two weeks after Sgt. Jim 2008 Page #93  
rce Headquarters letterhead to the Royal Air Force. The subject is "Unexpla 2008 Page #93  
gland -Royal Air Force Bentwaters, Royal Air Force Woodbridge and green Ren 2009 Page #57  
nd as Commander , 3rd Air Force at Royal Air Force Station Mildenhall in Su 2009 Page #73  
 Commander of the 3rd Air Force at Royal Air Force Station Mildenhall , Eng 2009 Page #74  
 C5tt.blishcd rcsidcncl! in R·eno, royal birthday hcmor~ 11,1. RC'• Ne,•.,  2009 Page #182  

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rter• Rob Lovett Meyers •Hopkins • Royall • Col. John•J L Sullivan• Senator 2003 Page #154  

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cret plan to ally with the British royals, oust Prime Minister Winston Chur 2008 Page #130  

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J,,,1 M':J SP(.,:: a;;.:;,,..":"~! ro•,:v ,.-M.4jiCO,.,e;, ,._,_ t.w -o;... 2009 Page #127  

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£0 1'#tl..Y. (c,u;,,r • .J.Kl:tt.J ro•·r,,.,;,1rv ~,.. •• ~:,.::_-::;.=-: _ 2009 Page #111  

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r••• aro •••• *re-, .• rrr ...err. rp orgurr•••• nem. ......• WO 4. ....... 2006 Page #39  
j . ,;-· ·,· ·r , I. r \l 1. 1q•e, rp.sc,o, ~o (l,,\• #vi AJt, ,0,::C..C ,. 2009 Page #127  
sicy to cont!ol slmUa.r field. Scr.rP.t. Anulo-AntPrict1n lo:ccs lnr.cted o 2009 Page #182  
CJ1 Prof. ?, D. J. Leech I ".-.n a!rp!ano c:iltippnd wlll1 n •OTt On • llmi 2009 Page #182  

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, 1111ti/ thty1 1-e-appear as U.S. rpace craft' (possible replacement for c 2007 Page #110  

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

Roswell Photo Interpretation Team (RPIT) members are using off-the- shelf s 2004 Page #227  
is the most current "read" of what RPIT terms the Ramey Office Memo: Line 1 2004 Page #228  
at the letter is. (M) Neil Morris, RPIT team member (B) Don Burleson (MUFON 2004 Page #228  
ot Time Research by Andrew Lavoie, RPIT Canada One of the questions concern 2004 Page #231  
il asked Andrew Lavoie, a Canadian RPIT researcher and engineer, to see if  2004 Page #231  
he debris seen in the photographs, RPIT researcher Andrew Lavoie, using com 2004 Page #233  

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

ute his recollections of that day? RPIT's Neil Morris was reviewing Stan Fr 2004 Page #231  

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

.: Passion of Yo"th: An Alftobiogr,rpl?J'· New York, Farrar, Straus, Giroux 2005 Page #105  
ililmom in the Amoiitan Wut ■ A Nn.rPl!!eminAbdur:tio ra ■ Gomg C =y ,n the 2009 Page #142  

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esign Unique magnet alignment 3500 RPM operation 20 kW delivery? Uses NdFcB 2005 Page #21  
quency of 600 cps; sweep rate of r rpm; vertical polarity. Signal moved rap 2006 Page #200  

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

ort IPU, Hillenkoetter, 1st Annual Rpt Special Operations Manual Hillenkoet 2003 Page #169  
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Word: "rpts", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

olled city street lights. Multiple rpts. Attempted recovery by Col Friend & 2008 Page #10  

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

ould easily be launched as a small RPV that could fly as 16                 2009 Page #22  
ime and peacetime technology . The RPV, using advanced lJFO electronics , m 2009 Page #23  

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

against UFO Nuclear Weapons (p 11) RPVs and Man-Made UFOs (p 11) Future Wea 2009 Page #8  
nic advantage to introduce smarter RPVs Consider a mobile MX program more s 2009 Page #10  
ssesses much too little stability. RPVs AND MAN-MADE UFOs Remotely piloted  2009 Page #22  
DE UFOs Remotely piloted vehicles (RPVs) have been mentioned. Radiation wit 2009 Page #22  
 over short distances, high flying RPVs should be used instead of satellite 2009 Page #22  
 the means of selfdefense. Indeed, RPVs could play the role of a small figh 2009 Page #22  
 noncombatants. The possibility of RPVs exists for Russia as well as for us 2009 Page #22  
 great margin. That reason is that RPVs require electronics, and in this re 2009 Page #22  
 therefore recommended. The use of RPVs was first explored by the U.S. Air  2009 Page #22  

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

12 GROUP OFS'AC OPERATIONS OFFICER Rr?wlMt.cn in an. Utto Spec-ai Opc*»!n»  2003 Page #172  
Majestic Annex C Fragment - U. Irt rr.tt4 the rr,..trIty or^r&ticrif rf VA: 2004 Page #204  
nex C Fragment - U. Irt rr.tt4 the rr,..trIty or^r&ticrif rf VA:=1.'..TI`Id 2004 Page #204  
h or it~ ;etmo~phcre (s~n: r11r.11,rr e11rhl IH•in~. alien. -,\nln·r1l'lf'\ 2005 Page #107  
1,.\: Grc4.'k.s uH•l lhi\ \\0rtl o,rr 2000 ~r:an ::a::o. rh1.5 ,,ord. -urhr 2005 Page #107  
                                   rr.;.._ r February 13, 1974 Barrington,  2007 Page #151  
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methods of knocking out enemy rad.:rr. · This strange weapons story does be 2009 Page #177  
lo-AmuicBl: equlval~ nt lo a tir.? rr.oon, ~re 1 weaoon said to oulrko! ~he 2009 Page #182  
make inc for somc Um~ to produ~I.' rr.an-. aucb a n.~· th11t woutcl be eUee 2009 Page #182  
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 inxntij.itiu; thi claim that th.- rr-.-tcnal Mitnl handled wax fniro □ cra 2003 Page #132  

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1\1.-111•"111 f'!U!U~t• !· .·.;r..:rr-·"1!F~'.'-'• ._,._,,,..,,.au: 111o1t  2005 Page #124  

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l world and who developed means to rra,·el from their world to other worlds 2005 Page #161  

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 l111,rt,1 • Rrlll1n:: In UFOs •nd rrally nirln:: •bnul lhrm • llrllrr, •nd 2008 Page #156  

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 RAMEY (DR) rAMEy (G) * R**** (MN) RRAMEY 226                               2004 Page #229  

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if-ion ga~es. Mo.o;t oi the latter Rre-nrt gase:--, but fine du~ts or-misb. 2009 Page #184  

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mple was "magnesium of a high dei:,rree of purity" without "not even the so 2007 Page #195  

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e it h. ~ , ir. no posit:on to qua.rrel with the.ir judvn,:..nt.. Cer1.11in 2009 Page #163  

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r: Jules Fox Copywriter : Jason ca rrer Photographer· Swart Hall TJe·.'I Fr 2007 Page #66  

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s IJP.guu in Florida bu, (r4'nllfP.rrert lo ,!'\ew Zeal:a.nrl. 1_ lnlP.r111 2009 Page #180  

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 ,1 0' GAM.. "or PAR Warne, Aioncf Rrgls r,hntos, Holder insertec n ngn1 s+ 2004 Page #235  

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mably aver a dry (axe bed Vehi,:ie rriasms eves ou,k.ho,..ping motions then 2006 Page #30  

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-oC.~ Uta:.. t-.:'C"n••ry ?t1 Ctol rrl.tP\d 4. Dr H,,. .• •rl.:!".: e-,°":h 2008 Page #20  

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n•I •nd h1'tl1111ion•I l111,rt,1 • Rrlll1n:: In UFOs •nd rrally nirln:: •bn 2008 Page #156  

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 . .. 1'111)[.',I\ U(,111 . 1.1.,1,rrlo 1qo; .. -.. ..-.--; THE STRATEGIC D 2008 Page #150  

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uticil Crisis and Freedom of In fo rrn:.1 ti on ■ Ni.,on, Gleason, and Alie 2008 Page #159  

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\,itness story that has not been c;rroborated by other witnesses. He doesn' 2005 Page #165  

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pyright 2005 Ryan S. Wood Excerpts rrom the book Majic Eyes Only: Earth's E 2005 Page #117  

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eeded rTilil111Y ~proval to 1/isil rron1 lines or ineerview soldia-s. Thm h 2009 Page #151  

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 said one cortroller The speed and rroneuveratxlt; ct tne oolects caused on 2009 Page #144  

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11t 1 spl"Clfi•· pl~r.r" Or:~ln,.\ rrporb ~!d the ~«-rrt", on n limited scA 2009 Page #183  

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              SUBJECT: Collec1ions Rrqu!remcnt (er) :'4A (U) 23 NOV 1983 TO 2007 Page #175  

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TS OF E\1DnSCC SUPPORT ITO, • nr.s;rrrr. O\"ERWHEl a\fJXG E\Tilf.SCT. • Ml! 2008 Page #156  

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ar Iwc-array" type, and systems co rrsdng the nej$csne1n U.S. Pat No. 3,018 2006 Page #35  

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nese descent,Jor ge Tabe Ibarra, a rruneral prospector who Lives in the nor 2007 Page #200  

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lkd b_, .. ;,-. ; i ~ tbc ladDC('d rrur.aC"Cic .. ... "' ~ .. mo~nL ., ""It 2005 Page #21  

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

elty cases ... and sales zoom!" Jn rrus case UFO stands for Unidentified Fr 2007 Page #60  
be ideally swred for operations at rrus facility. Jack learned that rrus ne 2007 Page #109  
t rrus facility. Jack learned that rrus new prototype developed a propulsio 2007 Page #109  

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jcles and there was more personnel rruxed in among the vehicles. From what  2007 Page #169  

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laa axd (— • toe—aadails — tow tow rrZh co bo tto tjrpo and axteat af aid,  2003 Page #221  

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oo r : • · i!miG@W,r~ -•. ililv&mJ rr~; ®~;) • ~: I I ~•):,i"~ 172 .....    2007 Page #178  
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ls FAl *11 RULES FOR UFO DEBUNK J. RS 1. Don't bother me with the facts, my 2003 Page #118  
one accumulator was a cure-all. r [rs. Brad) was not your routine freelance 2005 Page #93  
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 in difficulty. They estimated its ruameter at four meters and its altitude 2007 Page #199  

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e as a scientist." And there's the rub: "Bad for the future of Reich's acce 2005 Page #103  
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as placed in a room, undressed and rubbed down with a liquid. Then the room 2006 Page #109  
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 study that the materials are foam rubber. Sample 2 was pyrolyzed (burned)  2003 Page #48  
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uent tests indicate that the dried rubber slivers and the bottom of the sma 2003 Page #49  
hane foam was developed. This foam rubber in shoes did not come into genera 2003 Page #49  
I. The white pigment in the bottom rubber layer was identified using polari 2003 Page #49  
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ur hours after placing a body in a rubber body-bag. All four men were rushe 2004 Page #81  
ell Incident used the old neoprene rubber that any enlisted man at the Rosw 2004 Page #143  
convinced that we are dealing with rubber and latex and not flesh and blood 2005 Page #149  
ents of thin sheets of plastic and rubber, some with aluminized Kapton coat 2006 Page #84  
t material (RAM) coating. The gray rubber with Kapton was also RAM. The pla 2006 Page #84  
apton was also RAM. The plastic or rubber serves as a matrix for microscopi 2006 Page #84  
ur hours after placing a body in a rubber body-bag. All four were rushed to 2006 Page #104  
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form its normal function" whjch is rubbish because all I djd was log on and 2007 Page #88  

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ed a mass of torn metal and burned rubble. He made no mention of the pilot. 2004 Page #30  

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At the Crash Site a Sheriff 1941 - Ruben R. Schade ■ Cape Chief of Police - 2003 Page #31  
d have been the responsible party, Ruben Reinhold Schade. Sheriff Ruben Rei 2003 Page #31  
ty, Ruben Reinhold Schade. Sheriff Ruben Reinhold Schade s Died Jan 1986 at 2003 Page #31  
84 6. Newspaper article - Obituary Ruben R. Schade, Southeastern Missourian 2003 Page #39  
voie, a Canadian engineer; Marilyn Ruben, graphics expert; Jesse Marcel, Jr 2004 Page #227  
s, Michael Schratt, Danny Sheehan, Ruben Uriarte & Noe Torres, Matthew Will 2007 Page #3  
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Pope, John O'DonneU, Lou Robinson, Ruben J. Uriarte and Ryan \Y/ ood 71     2007 Page #77  
FO CRASH: NEW REVELATIONS ABSTRACT Ruben Uriarte Director, N. California MU 2007 Page #184  
huahua UFO Crash by Noe Torres and Ruben Uriarte (www.mexicosroswell .com). 2007 Page #184  
plane Debris Found Near Coyame (by Ruben Uriarte) This strange hole in the  2007 Page #189  
r is copyrighted by Noe Torres and Ruben Uriarte. Permission to publish and 2007 Page #192  
al. Jan. 2003.3-5. Torres, Noe and Ruben J. Uriarte. Mexico's Roswell: The  2007 Page #192  
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aciel, Sergeant Palhares, Corporal Rubens, and privates Nivaldo and Santos. 2005 Page #31  

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ave been told that over 21 million rubles were spent by Lord [Alfred] Milne 2008 Page #125  

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ystem to detect UFOs: NaYy nuclear Rubs equipped with instrumentation to de 2006 Page #26  

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an atomic detonation . Vladimir V. Rubtsov, Ph.D., a proponent of the theor 2008 Page #101  
 object had highly exotic origins. Rubtsov, too, commented on the atomic-an 2008 Page #101  
y have been an ordinary meteorite. Rubtsov continued that: 95               2008 Page #101  
The Unknown Tunguska , Vladimir V. Rubtsov, Fate, May 2001 Great 1908 Tungu 2008 Page #103  

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 had just heard about some sort of ruckus out near Aztec. Farley and his fr 2004 Page #216  

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erest in UFOs dates from 1953. Why rud he become interested in them, and ho 2005 Page #94  
xpected results. Some of the stars rud not produce the \Vrute lines caused  2005 Page #95  
physicians, Dr. L Lichael Silvert, rud just that, and Reich, then involved  2005 Page #101  
s argument might be rejected; they rud, and the complaint became an injunct 2005 Page #101  
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sychologists condemn Reich? \'(lhy rud the) rusrniss him as a paranoiac whi 2005 Page #103  
 his mysterious contacts certainly rud know a great deal about the subject. 2005 Page #133  
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 fragments of the craft, such as a rudder or aileron hinges for example. He 2004 Page #44  
lying saucer incorporated a "split rudder" system. This control surface arr 2007 Page #115  
help aid in full deflection of the rudder (similar to that of a Schweizer 2 2007 Page #115  
d aluminum airplane parts from the rudder assembly and other sections. Alth 2007 Page #189  

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ctice, and bow propaganda works to rude important events and reduce public  2007 Page #7  

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C) Tom Carey/Don Schmitt (DR) Dave Rudiak (G) Glenn Fishbine (MN) William M 2004 Page #228  

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years it has been rumored that RAF Rudloe Manor has been the final resting  2003 Page #77  
cial story concerning UFOs and RAF Rudloe Manor? GCHQ, the British equivale 2003 Page #77  
British Royal Air Force base — RAF Rudloe Manor, that has become known as t 2003 Page #83  
English countryside and within the Rudloe caverns. Williams will also be sp 2003 Page #83  

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her plans Itoti are bring arm tap, rue:tint Which he as that he is iwaitint 2004 Page #20  

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ne sample, Vallee arranged for two rufferenr rests: a scanning electron mic 2007 Page #199  

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e visual obsenration of the object rufficult. He also stated that he worked 2005 Page #39  
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ch 15, 2004: e-mail received from "Rufus Tallwalker " who stated that he wa 2007 Page #115  

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uck bouncing toward him across the rugged terrain. The four men in the truc 2006 Page #74  
ble. Since the A-12 had crashed in rugged, roadless terrain, and no electri 2006 Page #75  
o Top Secret Crashes impacted in a rugged canyon about a mile above the Ker 2006 Page #82  
ficult on flat, loamy ground. In a rugged canyon with rocky outcrops it wou 2006 Page #85  
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ning up while descending from such rugh alcitudes. He was cold that during  2007 Page #109  
ommfrted -and sanctioned at a very rugh level -to ensure the continued secr 2007 Page #137  
 of trus ruJJ that is 5,200 meters rugh in the Andes Mountains. I saw with  2007 Page #200  
n metal (UFO) is able to withstand rugh temperatures without disintegrating 2007 Page #200  

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hiJjlj, was the access road to the rughJy guarded secret of nuclear weapons 2007 Page #164  

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s Major named Donald Keyhoe, was a rughly respected and decorated World War 2005 Page #94  
eer when he was recruited for trus rughly secure position. 162              2005 Page #164  
es AQ/MJ or M.oondust inquiry," is rughly notable, as it strongly suggests  2007 Page #144  
vent." At the cime, officials were rughly reluctant to reveal precisely wha 2007 Page #144  

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uite clear!}, this appears to be a rughly-cla ssified document prepared by  2007 Page #143  

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 important point is that all three rughly-secret borues were apparently ext 2007 Page #144  

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he doctor was driving home late at rught on a deserted country road, saw th 2007 Page #156  
real close to how far we were that rught. Mom and Aunt: Yeah!· Paul: We wer 2007 Page #170  
 and, as they looked up on a rainy rught, "they saw a disc swinging in the  2007 Page #199  
Jey, when he observed a UFO on rhe rught of Nov. 15'\ at about 11 :30 P:M:  2007 Page #200  
n top of the hill Las Ramadas, the rught was clear and the sky deep blue. I 2007 Page #200  
ind was freezing. lt was 11 :30 at rught when a UFO appeared on my back, ve 2007 Page #200  

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

               their life has been ruined? Where would you get 1.5 million  2007 Page #92  

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ow speed, touchjng the top of trus ruJJ that is 5,200 meters rugh in the An 2007 Page #200  

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ck by official agencies appears to rule out any aircraft, or missile explos 2003 Page #53  
 describing the hand, we shouldn't rule out the possibility of a human pass 2003 Page #68  
recently obtained which appears to rule out Cosmos 96 as the source of the  2003 Page #71  
o Ramey images closely follow this rule, but the Marcel plot shown does not 2004 Page #238  
cation and completeness. So we can rule out private citizens that want to 2 2004 Page #253  
. Indeed, the exceptions prove the rule. The ABC Special in February 2005,  2005 Page #76  
d the decided glow, but refused to rule our what he described as "the subje 2005 Page #91  
rmal craft operatio ns. Nor can we rule out man's deliberate attempts to sh 2005 Page #121  
ly, may be a no-no in the galactic rule book. H. This may be a recreation c 2006 Page #7  
an do private individuals. The key rule here is that one can't tell one's f 2006 Page #9  
FOs. Serious study of all the data rule out any significant source due to o 2006 Page #115  
by rhe panel that: " ... we cannot rule out that chis signal was of nuclear 2007 Page #143  
s nothing in these descriptions to rule out a bolide. They are often associ 2008 Page #12  
ese acts was the so-called 30 Year Rule, which did pretty much what it said 2008 Page #61  
r land. So investigators could not rule out deliberate jamming -but jamming 2008 Page #73  
correlations at all, and so we can rule them out as authors. However, if Ei 2008 Page #108  
. ' • RETAINING POWER • THE GOLDEN RULE • REQUIREMENTS BASED LOGIC • EMPHAS 2008 Page #148  
continued secrecy is required. The rule should be: when in doubt, classify. 2009 Page #21  

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T TO SERVE THEl\ISELVES • THEY ARE RULE-BASED SYSTEMS • TOP PRIORITIES ARE: 2008 Page #148  

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urely psychological explanation is ruled out. The discs show signs of intel 2003 Page #18  
 Most of these explanations can be ruled out by the information that is on  2003 Page #65  
ual UFO Crash Retrieval Conference Ruled Out as Not MJ-12 Related • Dr. Win 2004 Page #201  
J-12 1st annual report circa 1952. Ruled Out as Not MJ-12 Related • Dr. Joh 2004 Page #201  
everal days later. • His death was ruled an accident, and authorities presu 2004 Page #208  
pistol in the desert near Tucson — Ruled a suicide • RV Answer: Individual  2004 Page #210  
ndergarten" planet earth cannot be ruled out. Nor the uber-logic of cyberne 2005 Page #121  
n the intensity increased this was ruled out automati cally. The cockpit wa 2008 Page #10  
r aircraft. That alone should have ruled out the bolide theory. l also chec 2008 Page #13  
f Chaski 's many variables , which ruled out Cooper completely. This slide  2008 Page #108  
ta, and they have been essentially ruled out as authors. 102                2008 Page #108  
ialist society in Russia centrally ruled by the communist elite party membe 2008 Page #125  
former CIA Director, Allen Dulles, ruled out any cooperation with Kennedy a 2009 Page #45  

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nce*. Ml arc denw nstrebls FAl *11 RULES FOR UFO DEBUNK J. RS 1. Don't both 2003 Page #118  
8/2003 Special Opera ’jons Minu.il RULES OF THUMB (Concluded) h Reliability 2003 Page #177  
tion 28. Each case individual, but rules of thumb helpful: o Duration of si 2003 Page #177  
 standard n Warning notice on left rules E Not a bound documentResponse to  2003 Page #186  
P SECRET ARE I1NCOR/3PATUBLE ” DoD rules do not apply to the CIA Almost no  2003 Page #186  
eatening power. Only the good, old rules of learnjng will eventually bring  2005 Page #94  
audulent.. Remember one of the key rules for debunkers is "Don't bother me  2006 Page #12  
right, then let's play ball by the rules.' DID YOU ASK HIM WHEN THE PUBLIC  2006 Page #162  
e Public Records Acts set down the rules on access to government files. The 2008 Page #61  
l paper and ink dating essentially rules out modern hoax ■The burned memo s 2008 Page #122  
7, there are certain discretionary rules that allow the Director to disclos 2009 Page #25  

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ed by the Government's Thirty Year Ruling tell an intriguing tale. In the w 2003 Page #74  
itish Empire and now the American, ruling elites have always been distingui 2005 Page #76  
y would be well aware of different ruling groups in different places. • D.  2006 Page #10  
sed up with muscle provided by the ruling elite and tarted up by money supp 2006 Page #181  
 a UFO file and following the 1967 ruling, nobody should. Freedom of Inform 2008 Page #62  

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~p,;o_ i.s -• 1· •pttd 2_1 _l..200 rul~e:s an how-. ,! . , • , , .. Inqu.in 2009 Page #163  

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of rus colleagues who were teasing rum about the "Varginha ET", because he  2005 Page #32  
advice of some of those closest to rum, chose to make the trial a forum for 2005 Page #101  
fficials that wished to speak with rum about rus crashed UFO story. Newton  2005 Page #132  
ie later after writing a letter to rum that he never received. Instead, I r 2005 Page #163  
tors to power the engines. I asked rum if he knew of any reason why US disc 2005 Page #164  
guished background would have made rum an ideal choice to head the autopsy  2007 Page #75  
 1990s, his father had revealed to rum a startling story concernin g record 2007 Page #138  
o. Riggs adds that rus father told rum that the file referred to Project Mo 2007 Page #138  
that hjs father had discussed with rum his knowledge of seven photographs t 2007 Page #138  
,c,lu:d • 11h Oronc-lnn:saig,uion (rum bt-r.iMing • s1al hokh ,·.alu.ablcin 2009 Page #198  

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

 light and when it hit, the ground rumbled and as you say, he probably did  2005 Page #69  

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ght, accompan.ied by a crunch.ing, rumbling sound, shook the ground around  2005 Page #154  

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last July there has been a vicious rumor in the UFO community that you have 2003 Page #202  
 UFOs for generations to come. The rumor was that this plan was set up by R 2004 Page #180  
h would be just another groundless rumor. Here is the most current "read" o 2004 Page #228  
be part of the UFO crash/retrieval rumor mill to this very day. How many ot 2005 Page #134  
ir. The intemet would be rife with rumor and conspiracy, but would also be  2006 Page #62  
hide the truth. This policy breeds rumor and speculation, and has even led  2006 Page #71  
riter Georgina Bruni reported on a rumor that shortly after the events at R 2006 Page #132  
the room. How he had picked up the rumor I do not know, perhaps from the Pe 2006 Page #167  
 before I heard even the slightest rumor about this bizarre set of occurren 2006 Page #183  
r five months. Lastly, there was a rumor circulating that another fishing v 2006 Page #192  
9 The biggest area of speculation, rumor and misinformation regarding UFOs  2007 Page #127  
 the USA for examination . Another rumor is that this 200 meter metallic di 2007 Page #128  
oration , this is little more than rumor. When we look at all these sightin 2008 Page #15  
ssible to glimpse the truth behind rumor and official denial. What follows  2008 Page #42  
 Burroughs near the lights and the rumor that John "jumped up" on a craft.  2008 Page #84  
 a craft. John was confused by the rumor because he could not clearly remem 2008 Page #84  
as John Burroughs. The tantalizing rumor on base after December 1980 was th 2009 Page #76  

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smic Crashes For years it has been rumored that RAF Rudloe Manor has been t 2003 Page #77  
nal Security Agency, has long been rumored to have links with the UFO myste 2003 Page #77  
he Vampire-like Chupacabra that is rumored to haunt the forests of Puerto R 2003 Page #81  
 is so important. It has long been rumored that the real hard evidence such 2003 Page #189  
e result of attempts to track down rumored stories, and investigate them wi 2003 Page #189  
ern. One of those briefings is the rumored UFO briefing given to Ike in Nov 2003 Page #191  
 pasts from the Roswell crash were rumored to have been held for a short pe 2003 Page #198  
eech in 1992. Cheney has long been rumored to be an inside player on the cr 2003 Page #199  
is published. It has recintly been rumored that one of thee* so-called fLyi 2004 Page #18  
 the main men who were involved in rumored UFO crash retrievals were close  2004 Page #84  
 Vannevar Bush who has always been rumored to have been the main scientist  2004 Page #88  
 and deep. It even extended to the rumored head of the United States flying 2004 Page #90  
 He was close to all the big names rumored with UFOs and MJ-12. He stated,  2004 Page #98  
e big roles in UFO history. He was rumored to have been the CIA briefing of 2004 Page #101  
east three U.S. presidents. He was rumored to have been using intelligence  2004 Page #101  
nt of the west hanger where it was rumored they had stored the Roswell cras 2004 Page #195  
erson AFB, where alien bodies were rumored to be. \Vriting in 1975, he stat 2005 Page #80  
ense ur Undosacretorr at De tense (rumored tetie env. Cariuccrt rnond says  2006 Page #30  
Not incidentally, it has long been rumored chat Naval Intelligence has play 2007 Page #16  
 but everything was covered. le is rumored that 18 dead aliens where recove 2007 Page #129  
is run by Project Moon Dust. It is rumored that there is a highly secretive 2007 Page #131  
al Laboratory on Long Island, long rumored to be involved with both defense 2008 Page #134  
e manufacturer, Burson-Marstellar, rumored at $1000.00 a day, and has refus 2008 Page #142  
onventional technologies 1n aircra rumored to be under development and poss 2009 Page #151  

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ve split with the great Freud? The rumormon gering and the innuendo begun b 2005 Page #89  

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

at a dinner party. And I had heard rumors, and bits and pieces over convers 2003 Page #35  
In more recent years, I have heard rumors that are not widely known, that t 2003 Page #67  
. RAF Cosford Hangar: In late 1963 rumors spread among the UFO research com 2003 Page #74  
FO lore, and spawn a generation of rumors that were believed as gospel, fir 2003 Page #141  
y, 1989. Vicious disagreements and rumors that were making the rounds had c 2003 Page #146  
ied. The incident and the constant rumors about George H.W. Bush's involvem 2003 Page #196  
is one of a series of UFO briefing rumors I am working on. The most importa 2003 Page #197  
ich flth AF Hdqrs. promptly denied rumors that the Army had flying saucers  2003 Page #235  
 officially, possibly to cloud the rumors surrounding crashed-UFO incidents 2004 Page #14  
so you must have been on D Flight. Rumors? Bullshit. No one was talking. .. 2004 Page #50  
s definitely something out there." Rumors quickly circulated about the impr 2004 Page #56  
rson and he said "we both know the rumors." He stated he had "intelligent f 2004 Page #146  
 you will know that there are many rumors about the fact that Nixon was fas 2004 Page #180  
 people had been talking about the rumors of the military having captured a 2005 Page #33  
rkers, which he said confirmed the rumors that alien craft and bodies were  2005 Page #42  
the Tehachapi Mountains. There are rumors that it goes clown as many as 42  2005 Page #83  
s very day. How many other similar rumors have a similar origin is anybody' 2005 Page #134  
recy PART FOUR: Substantiating the Rumors • Is there tangible evidence to d 2006 Page #30  
ame with conspiracy theories, wild rumors and fringe news reporting. In cas 2006 Page #57  
ss. The interne would be rife with rumors and conspiracy theories. Public P 2006 Page #58  
ray of theories, "inside stories," rumors and disinformation, intentional a 2006 Page #64  
tories for several years regarding rumors of 50 to 70 "F-19 stealth" airpla 2006 Page #81  
smen for the Air Force denied such rumors, but something was about to happe 2006 Page #81  
le were getting frustrated and the rumors ran rampant over the "monster" st 2006 Page #93  
 of distinctly similar stories and rumors that link the Berwyn saga of 1974 2006 Page #126  
 this affair surfaced in 1998 when rumors began circulating to the effect t 2006 Page #127  
n forces. At the time, stories and rumors were in circulation to the effect 2006 Page #130  
le aliens. Inevitably, this led to rumors that this was all part of a less- 2006 Page #131  
0's or early 80's? Well, I'd heard rumors about the alleged event, lived in 2006 Page #180  
s ,, Psychological manipulation ;, Rumors and misleading information (disin 2007 Page #20  
ups r Psychological manipulation r Rumors and misleadin g informatio n (dis 2007 Page #21  
nd was in local ne,vspapers. Local rumors after the incident were of a cras 2007 Page #130  
orag e area-and amid controversial rumors and allegations that the weapons  2008 Page #32  
d official denial. There were also rumors of "little bodies" and other deta 2008 Page #42  
 safety. " He also knew all of the rumors that flew around the communities  2008 Page #43  
tructor. 5. December 14, 1979- UFO Rumors Abound, but Verv Little Else By B 2008 Page #49  
question is posed because internet rumors have suggested that possibly High 2008 Page #75  
The memo specified that there were rumors around the base that someone had  2009 Page #90  

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and spawned a veritable cascade of rumours, culminating in an incredible cl 2006 Page #119  

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awyers, Reich decided to represent rumself, and against the advice of some  2005 Page #101  

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inistration by Dick Cheney, Donald Rumsfeld and George Herbert Walker Bush- 2008 Page #123  
r oil interests. Aspertame -Donald Rumsfeld, CEO of Searle, was on Presiden 2008 Page #142  

Word: "run", 49 instance(s) (Back to Top)

m the woods. The kids proceeded to run towards the area where it appeared t 2003 Page #54  
f the membership to schism off and run their own mini-convention one mornin 2003 Page #146  
ial Teams to do it □ Establish and run secure facilities at secret location 2003 Page #172  
s so hard to read that Don had not run a copy. When we ran the copy and stu 2003 Page #181  
 as crashed saucers because he had run his campaign against the Washington  2003 Page #196  
y. He, like Jimmy Carter, had also run as a Washington outsider against the 2003 Page #199  
M, CAP% URN 14 0. 5. limn a1nam1/4 Run le This report forwarde translations 2004 Page #19  
nt of time that past, he opted to "run a line down" on the Budget Light and 2004 Page #39  
ficial flying saucer investigation run by the Canadian government. The proj 2004 Page #85  
 conversation: Sarbacher: I had to run my own business, my laboratory, and  2004 Page #92  
bly, in the last few months I have run across evidence that this may be the 2004 Page #129  
 GIRD was essentially a rocket dub run by enthusiasts, but with its early s 2004 Page #153  
ctivities — whether they were cons run with Newton, or anti-American statem 2004 Page #218  
r five feet call and was trying co run across the road from a farm. Garding 2005 Page #35  
mic round, locked and loaded. Crew run for the safety of a nearby trench. 4 2005 Page #46  
he outside, the DRES facibty looks run down with paint peeling badly on all 2005 Page #54  
ed and as you say, he probably did run to his mother. It seems like he said 2005 Page #69  
 aliens never make mistakes, never run into the unexpected. Some day perhap 2006 Page #11  
ed object and recovery operations, run by U.S. military Believes 1..F0 was  2006 Page #29  
1949 several west coast newspapers run the INS (International News Service) 2006 Page #45  
ct NHI and maintain order in short run. Because many will be slow to trust, 2006 Page #66  
telephones in Flatwoods were still run by a local switchboard operator and  2006 Page #92  
of this incident and was given the run around. I also discovered that there 2006 Page #99  
k, Maryland) research institutions run by the Government. Similar highly so 2006 Page #103  
 there would be a square. We could run the square around on the radar site  2006 Page #152  
and even though I had been — I had run into a lot of trouble in other comma 2006 Page #161  
C has nothing better to do than to run around chasing "will o' the wisps" a 2006 Page #174  
tial disclaimer. Despite its short run Area 2000 was a great adventure. Str 2006 Page #204  
uch companies and individuals have run and re-run the numbers and know chat 2007 Page #59  
mercials made here and abroad have run such srorylines for) ears. Time allo 2007 Page #75  
ll of them, though I found the ads run by information services, technology, 2007 Page #76  
someone there before me and he had run off with a lot of stuff from the com 2007 Page #83  
ed me co the "Disclosure Project" (run by Steven Greer). 1\1\'(/: Did you m 2007 Page #84  
 exist where somebody could log in run a bit of software at someone else's  2007 Page #88  
zed wear. He was also permitted to run his hand along the edge of the smalJ 2007 Page #100  
coast of New York City as a "trial run". under the direccion of Dr. Walter  2007 Page #111  
wer then returned and continued to run without further problem. The train f 2007 Page #130  
 craft down. These covert projects run under the umbrella of "E2" or "sky-s 2007 Page #131  
llection of the wreckage debris is run by Project Moon Dust. It is rumored  2007 Page #131  
w about the Coyame case or who had run across top-secret documents about th 2007 Page #188  
any missing aircraft, and they had run up against the fences of part of a N 2008 Page #8  
n, the engine began to sputter and run roughly and the headlights dimmed, b 2008 Page #12  
who claimed he was "threatened and run out of the area by troops." He added 2008 Page #52  
  always focused on the gravel pit run by his family in close proximity to  2008 Page #54  
 case files on major incidents can run to over I 00 pages of documentation  2008 Page #63  
ivities, could each one of them be run by a different agency recovering UFO 2008 Page #110  
After its inception, Paperclip was run by the Intelligence Division of the  2008 Page #138  
secret k.J1owledge of UFOs, on the run from the government. In real life at 2009 Page #32  
rt Pl' 8 tHl ~~, ,d: Hy ou ,·0.rt',run her cen1 t"ri ng 1 h,:-experin1cnlll 2009 Page #181  

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 Residents Faint, Become Ill-After Run-In with Weird 10-Foot Monster." "The 2006 Page #95  

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of dollars manufacturin g ordinary run-of-mill support aircraft. This speci 2007 Page #108  

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Jy come to light. This is not your run-of-therruU "light in the sky" saucer 2007 Page #94  

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 things, and they were getting the runaround. So it did occur to me that in 2006 Page #126  

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

issing death the day before when a runaway lorry hit his car. II Former Arm 2004 Page #211  
worked with Fred Crisman salvaging runaway logs in a harbor patrol boat, la 2009 Page #30  

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wo old =chines tu'a horn near Glen Runde. about.- A slieren =Dee math of Sa 2006 Page #45  

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

nce . The man claimed to have seen rune deceased aliens preserved in deep f 2005 Page #79  
ng charges but at the time the man rune this it was legal, but the extradit 2007 Page #92  

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

dissea:iin.1tcd ln a CC?Gpon!lible runnC?r. First Page Summarizes ■ Other a 2008 Page #121  

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und facility that was connected by runnel to the DR.ES buildings. He assert 2005 Page #71  

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y as 42 levels, and that there are runnels linking it with other undergroun 2005 Page #83  

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 A highly proficient long distance runner, Merrill Bahe, a nineteen year ol 2006 Page #110  

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 luminous object in the sky. I was running back and forth from room to room 2003 Page #54  
mnn 1’ them that Hsnek i* castantl running the risk of inn-xcnil* damaging  2003 Page #118  
n designed to keep UFO researchers running in circles and the general publi 2003 Page #142  
shout out a warning to whoever was running the thing, the object took off s 2003 Page #147  
 the six specific goals, including running secret locations, recovery "anyw 2003 Page #173  
ent and UFOs Harrison Schmitt then running for re-election. In case you are 2003 Page #199  
as something he wanted to show me. Running his metal detector over the smal 2004 Page #31  
tched for only a few second before running into the house, and, seeing his  2004 Page #37  
also aware of the types of current running there, and the amount of time th 2004 Page #39  
s of the U.S. government have been running scared since at least 1947 — and 2004 Page #82  
: the Prime Minister, the military running the base, and the RCMP. Each wou 2004 Page #87  
estions about the MJ-12 type group running things: Q: Are there government  2004 Page #99  
eved it was the Air Force that was running the show. Say what you will, we  2004 Page #191  
etrieval Conference with videotape running, showing one of the vehicles in  2005 Page #84  
c had one compartment with a shaft running up the center of the comparm1ent 2005 Page #165  
ual UFO Crash Retrieval Conference running a red light." Those who were ups 2006 Page #103  
uys who are out on the pads — came running into the BCC and said, 'I saw it 2006 Page #147  
imagine taking your car while it's running, taking the battery terminals of 2006 Page #149  
INT, DID ANY SUPERIOR OFFICER COME RUNNING IN AND SAY, 'X IS GOING ON'? Yes 2006 Page #149  
ct appears to have a four-inch lip running around its outer edge. "It's not 2006 Page #187  
igelow would fund a radio program, running for two hours on Sunday evenings 2006 Page #203  
l was crap at football but I loved running, athletics and trampolinin g and 2007 Page #79  
person and I was just keeping them running more than anything. i\tf\XI: \Xl 2007 Page #83  
erns. On their return, police were running around everywhere. First stating 2007 Page #130  
 crazy. And days later a candidate running for president was tarred with th 2008 Page #14  
 had tried to, for example, keep a running score of Soviet UFO sighting and 2009 Page #18  
ng as Dahl): "There is a TV series running now that I swear is based in the 2009 Page #32  
per and you laid it on that glass, running from the glass to the sandpaper  2009 Page #66  

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 cards. There was once a time when runosaurs roamed the earth and tobacco c 2007 Page #65  

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g round a central tower with input runrung down the arms. The massi, e-k si 2005 Page #171  

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

alistic standards. The Times first runs the story on April 8 and the nation 2003 Page #90  
 the Manual as "a slight peak that runs over the crown." Finally, Slide 25  2003 Page #173  
yles who after these two instances runs into a friend of his who had retire 2004 Page #44  
ater in London, I was. The segment runs about six minutes and will be scree 2004 Page #58  
Special Forces Green Beret who now runs a school for the anti-terrorist tac 2004 Page #188  
djmension. lt's as if our universe runs on the beat on one clock and anothe 2005 Page #164  
ranch of executive government that runs an extensive network of projects in 2006 Page #24  
ss exodus from population centers, runs on banks and stores. If contact tak 2006 Page #68  
al assembly and a series of engine runs and taxi tests, Lockheed test pilot 2006 Page #81  
re is a man who is British and who runs an onJjne gambling system and the A 2007 Page #92  
ll have noted a curious trend that runs throughout entire the body of this  2008 Page #37  
s quick to point out, "The turbine runs on 3 to 4 quarts. If you lost ve,y  2008 Page #54  

Word: "runway", 26 instance(s) (Back to Top)

classified aircraft crashed on the runway at Boscombe Down, the British Gov 2003 Page #78  
 situated near the end of the main runway. At about 3 a.m. I noticed what a 2004 Page #57  
light hovering over the end of the runway. I thought it was just a plane la 2004 Page #57  
e trucks respond to the end of the runway with their emergency lights on. W 2004 Page #57  
hen they arrived at the end of the runway they turned their spotlights on t 2004 Page #57  
 high takeoff speed going down the runway, but there was no lift at all und 2004 Page #69  
e rounds into alien; body found on runway at base 66 1978 Ohio, USA 1 1 1 1 2004 Page #114  
f the old Denver Stapleton Airport runway) and the use of deception in the  2004 Page #125  
erage; (d) JFK Jr. said he saw the runway lights and was in contact with th 2004 Page #130  
 became unattached and fell to the runway as he was navigating down the run 2004 Page #145  
nway as he was navigating down the runway for take-off with a full load of  2004 Page #145  
s humanoid being, which makes t to runway at adjacent McGuire AFE). • USAF  2006 Page #29  
curity poke finds body on deserted runway • Researched by Len Stringfield a 2006 Page #29  
o-pilot and navigator, took off on Runway 32 and passed over Groom Dry Lake 2006 Page #78  
               MYSTERY OF THE LONG RUNWAY: During the close of \v'\Xlll, Ge 2007 Page #114  
atton described coming upon a huge runway that was 200 feet wide, 11,300 fe 2007 Page #114  
et thick. The memo stated that the runway was built by the Germans using th 2007 Page #114  
recll P.Jiramids" (his words). The runway incorporated a unjque feature at  2007 Page #114  
ned "ski slope" was built into the runway to allow larger aircraft with hea 2007 Page #114  
riers. The U.S. constructed such a runway in 1972 for our incomjng and outg 2007 Page #114  
arge. Jack stood at one end of the runway, and was informed by the O.1.C. t 2007 Page #114  
e O.1.C. that the other end of the runway (which was five miles away) was " 2007 Page #114  
f limjts". It would seem that this runway also included the "ski slope" fea 2007 Page #114  
 good sized airport, as far as the runway goes. Lucille Ball and people lik 2007 Page #125  
aboratory system for evaluation of runway hydroplaning potential: Worst cas 2007 Page #163  
  SLlDE # 4 52 Aerial image of the runway at RAF Woodbridge surrounded by t 2009 Page #58  

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large in size. Th.is facility has "runways" that are nor used by any actual 2005 Page #83  
d to be operated from hard surface runways. Although all of the tires on th 2007 Page #105  
acDill AFB. Avon Park consjsred of runways far too short for the operation  2007 Page #109  

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USUAL [LCCTROClt.AVHY L,VCNTION or RUOOlf c.. W,'SS(R E-r.•~·,, - ~·,tc:. , 2005 Page #29  

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ntal cargo for departure. Maj. Hal Rupard and Maj. Jack Reed, Air Force pro 2006 Page #78  
cident. In 1999, I interviewed Hal Rupard and John Wallis. They recalled th 2006 Page #79  

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on (Marshall Chadwell memo; Edward Rupelt's book, Eisenhower comments; Rosw 2007 Page #36  

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gust 28, 2004: email received from Rupert Trinidad (former Lockheed Skunk w 2007 Page #115  
mail and telephone discussion, Mr. Rupert described a syndicated ½ hour rad 2007 Page #115  

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

d Fbing Objects, by Captain Edward Ruppelt, head of Project Blue Book. It s 2004 Page #136  
jects, by Air Force Captain Edward Ruppelt MAGAZINES MUFON Jourwal, various 2004 Page #149  
dmond • William E Colby • Edward J Ruppelt • Dr James E McDonald • John Fer 2004 Page #202  
sary and regrettable." ,L Edward J Ruppelt • Head of Project Blue Book • He 2004 Page #204  
11 U11ide11tifled Ffyi11g Ofvects. Ruppelt was a retired USAF Captain who h 2005 Page #95  
 book prompted Reich to note: "The Ruppelt Repo,t 011 UFOs clearly reveals  2005 Page #95  
aterrestrial theory, Captain E. J. Ruppelt ... " ■ " ... have reportedly se 2007 Page #47  
nvestigators. Nevertheless, Edward Ruppelt put a thinly disguised version o 2009 Page #30  
 and Air Force investigator Edward Ruppelt presented the stories in his wel 2009 Page #33  

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e Coming of the Saucers and Edward Ruppelt's Project Blue Book report. The  2003 Page #41  
eyhoe's book was followed by E. J. Ruppelt's book: The Report 011 U11ide11t 2005 Page #95  
 have you kept at it since reading Ruppelt's book in 1958 and giving your f 2006 Page #13  

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rd;t of th• lop Ir • llro,odtn 1hr ruppon b.,. \\ilhln Coog,-us • Allow r.. 2008 Page #154  

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t.ate what they arr • The eYidence rupport.ing physic.al reality m UFOs is  2008 Page #146  

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og,-us • Allow r..-dn·tlopmtttl or rupportlng mlllrrlals • Assisi In diss,m 2008 Page #154  

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denecm:u- y of Do!enn "\'ou·r~ not ruppost tolmo\Vthal . That's what you le 2008 Page #151  

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

n Pennsylvania descended onto that rural location after hearing the reports 2003 Page #55  
vember 13, 2002, I met Joel at his rural home. Joel is in his sixties, and  2003 Page #68  
 crudeness of life in 19th century rural Texas, debunker Curtis Peebles in  2004 Page #31  
s in late December 1980, England's rural Suffolk, East Anglia was the setti 2004 Page #46  
 was a larger town than the nearby rural farming community of Aztec. [Note: 2004 Page #73  
t an unknown object high above his rural Maine property and observed that t 2005 Page #88  
her Robert grew up on the family's rural estate observing nature and natura 2005 Page #88  
st outside the town of Rangeley in rural southern Maine in the early ninete 2005 Page #94  
assified regions, and crashes in a rural area, and those who investigate, i 2006 Page #102  
 1992 and spring of 1993, to small rural towns such as Caliente and Pioche. 2006 Page #198  
d out of proportion for such small rural towns. Nevada Test Site Visit Duri 2006 Page #199  
ehavior modification employing cul rural and genetic reprogramming 31       2007 Page #37  

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ey^e^giGal csd ■Hilary attention — rurart and jnM. Ja the scssrco ■£ year a 2003 Page #226  

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 The four djsc shaped experimental rurcrafc were never featured in the Octo 2007 Page #109  

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) program. Jack inquired how these rurcrafr could avoid burning up while de 2007 Page #109  
was cold that during reenn-y the e rurcrafr "skip" across the upper porcion 2007 Page #109  
er downtown Nliami That particular rurcrafr Jack was told, originated from  2007 Page #109  
fughr crew regruned control of the rurcrafr, whjch qwckly turned straight u 2007 Page #109  

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gs) flying perilously close to his rurcraft. As Stringfield himself noted:  2005 Page #138  
 as described in the Bible. As the rurcraft reached a height of around fift 2007 Page #137  

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of Project Moon Dust personnel was rurecred towards the capture of crashed  2007 Page #132  

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ing Saucer sighting wruch occurred rurectly over downtown Nliami That parti 2007 Page #109  

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

ational Securit) Agency and deput} rurector of the Cenual Intelligence Agen 2005 Page #130  
ean ufologists Rodrigo Fuenzalida, rurector of the group AJON, Paola Maluje 2007 Page #200  

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to the high volume of reports from rurline pilots -5 to 10 UFO re Orts a ru 2007 Page #18  

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ns of Disclosure of lies, fiscally rurnous policies resulting from same, th 2005 Page #85  

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a large picture window at a modern rurport. Through the window we can see p 2007 Page #70  

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

t a stop to the mockery by some of rus colleagues who were teasing rum abou 2005 Page #32  
nd wanted everyone to stop mocking rus town. On 22 January, a military conv 2005 Page #32  
y was found inside the cockpit and rus watch had stopped at 3.18 p.rn. It   2005 Page #64  
m both the right and the left; but rus work and rus findings were especiall 2005 Page #87  
ght and the left; but rus work and rus findings were especially reviled by  2005 Page #87  
s as a physical reality that dealt rus professional reputation its most sru 2005 Page #87  
 When you study the progression of rus scientific work and trunking, it bec 2005 Page #87  
 was a piano teacher. ''Willi" and rus brother Robert grew up on the family 2005 Page #88  
en when, in 1952, some visitors to rus home and laboratory reported seeing  2005 Page #94  
ations and findjngs, as well as in rus weather morufication work - from the 2005 Page #101  
eich had sent Eisenhower a copy of rus paper documenting the Oranur Experim 2005 Page #101  
thority for that matter. Reich and rus associates had broken no laws, but g 2005 Page #101  
on there was no need to put an) of rus alleged experiments to the rest. The 2005 Page #101  
 and wrote to the judge explaining rus decision noting that rus argument mi 2005 Page #101  
xplaining rus decision noting that rus argument might be rejected; they rud 2005 Page #101  
sed to allow them access to any of rus apparatus, or written materials, and 2005 Page #101  
tten materials, and continued with rus experiments. Trus resulted in a cont 2005 Page #101  
ate was set. Given the betrayal of rus lawyers, Reich decided to represent  2005 Page #101  
 trial a forum for the valiruty of rus research and finrungs. Eloquent thou 2005 Page #101  
reme Court chose not to comment on rus 99                                   2005 Page #101  
 co him and in a position to gauge rus mental status, character structure,  2005 Page #103  
al researcher Ludwik Flek notes in rus 1979 book, The Genesis a11d Develop1 2005 Page #103  
hat wished to speak with rum about rus crashed UFO story. Newton was told   2005 Page #132  
 what man has built is inspired by rus observations of nature. \Xie are not 2005 Page #163  
ector of CBS TV news, is quoted in rus obituary saying, "I wdn't raise an e 2007 Page #13  
 1951 in Europe, Gordon Cooper and rus squadron-m aces attempted to interce 2007 Page #109  
ying disc. By 1953, John Frost and rus team had completed most of the "pape 2007 Page #111  
n these USAF jet disc aircraft. In rus words, he "thought it was strange th 2007 Page #115  
ase, Dayton, Ohio. Riggs adds that rus father told rum that the file referr 2007 Page #138  
ed to see the witness and react to rus presence, and all the humanoids re-e 2007 Page #152  
threat~.'' Profcss'lr J. M. Snorl::rus or the! ·1 K'nncy said th11t at prc! 2009 Page #183  

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t for analysis to the Pentagon and rusappeared there." Notably, prior to it 2005 Page #133  
speed, its Lights went off, and it rusappeared in the sh.-y." On the follow 2007 Page #200  

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southwest at an astorusrung speed, rusappearing from sight." The family rem 2007 Page #196  

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ages derucated to how to control a rusaster when a flying saucer crashes. C 2007 Page #127  

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mforted to hear that the Air Force rusbanded missions to recover space debr 2005 Page #142  

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 of the Equation But the issue of "rusclosure" is really about us, not them 2005 Page #75  

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sh wreckage led Bell scientists to ruscover the transistor, laser and integ 2007 Page #127  

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fted to the implications of such a ruscovery, something not lost on either  2005 Page #91  

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iced, either it is kept secret, or ruscreruted. Laborious efforts are made  2005 Page #103  

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t?" -is off-limits in any national ruscussion, it can be expected that wide 2005 Page #75  

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 reads thus: "An abandoned silvery ruse was found in the deep rock-coal sea 2005 Page #133  
ving been planted at the site as a ruse. Follow the evidence I could provid 2006 Page #86  
he case for U.S. built flying wing ruse aircraft (aka flying saucers) begin 2007 Page #94  
he rocks outside and around of the ruse object. It looked Like they were tr 2007 Page #169  
t this nation." This was more of a ruse than fact. It did keep the Soviets  2009 Page #17  

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s. Gordon Cooper reported char the ruses were flying much higher, and trave 2007 Page #109  

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Wallace Criticizes Truman Order On Rush Swearing in of Forrestal" On April  2003 Page #87  
lvfodem F-lislo')'· Prepublication Rush Edition, 2001, Carden Jennings Publ 2005 Page #84  
rk, the silence broken only by the rush of the Kern River pouring down from 2006 Page #71  

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rubber body-bag. All four men were rushed to Los Alamos for observation. Al 2004 Page #81  
s. The next day, military verucles rushed to Campinas, in the State of Sao  2005 Page #32  
n a rubber body-bag. All four were rushed to Los Alamos for observation. Al 2006 Page #104  

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e sky has sent a great many people rushing to their telephone in Ohio, Indi 2003 Page #53  
Harbor, at best a mile further on. Rushing along at a good speed now, Wicke 2004 Page #34  
nusual debris at the Brazel ranch, rushing home to wake up his wife and son 2004 Page #142  

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he Pentagon ► Government-sponsored rusinformacion (\' ikiperua) ► Less funr 2007 Page #39  

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le that have too many parallels to rusmiss. A business known as American Co 2007 Page #127  

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et-style commurusm have often been rusmjssed as the paranoid delusions of a 2005 Page #87  

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appropriately illustrated in-store rusplay cards. There was once a time whe 2007 Page #65  

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around fifteen thousand feet and a rusrance of approximately one mjje from  2007 Page #137  

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sts condemn Reich? \'(lhy rud the) rusrniss him as a paranoiac whiie Raknes 2005 Page #103  

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itude, possibly falling. Estella K.russel and Tim Wenzel independently obse 2008 Page #59  
ul memory in the mind of Estella K.russel based upon the conviction she exp 2008 Page #59  

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$150 and $200 million. Recall that Russell A. Nixon, the young attorney for 2008 Page #131  

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

idents in New Mexico, England, and Russia. Newman's book includes informati 2003 Page #73  
well, New Mexico in 1947. And from Russia we turn to Australia. In his 1991 2004 Page #15  
 New Mexico desert but from China, Russia, Japan, Bolivia — or indeed just  2004 Page #17  
 Examination of live alien 77 1986 Russia 0 0 0 1 0 Researchers Michael Hes 2004 Page #114  
ites • Hostile neighbors spying on Russia • Ball Lightning with some new in 2004 Page #166  
ry reconnaissance aircraft probing Russia, North Korea, and China causing t 2006 Page #8  
9: Anthrax accident at Sverdlovsk, Russia. More than 66 civilians and an un 2006 Page #107  
obtain Ebokt. • 1995: U.S. accuses Russia of continuing its bioweapons prog 2006 Page #108  
sile race and an atomic bomb race. Russia and China were becoming potent Co 2006 Page #165  
nding nuclear attack on the USA by Russia, apparently in retaliation for th 2006 Page #165  
 this aircraft regularly over-flew Russia after \X/\XfJI, but was told: "yo 2007 Page #107  
many factories, rebuilding them in Russia. It's clear now that the Soviet U 2007 Page #111  
equested a visa to visit Communist Russia. Never one to ignore an) trung of 2007 Page #137  
cientific institutions in the USA, Russia, France,Japan, Brazil, Argentina  2007 Page #193  
people in the region of Tunguska , Russia, and specifically in the hills no 2008 Page #97  
 language is that the Socialism in Russia, which swiftly turned into commun 2008 Page #124  
ho helped fund Trotsky's travel to Russia at the time of the revolution the 2008 Page #125  
 emissary Geo roe , ::, Kennan, to Russia to promote revolution against the 2008 Page #125  
nsure the success of Bolshevism in Russia. Another supporter was Senator El 2008 Page #125  
 temporary home in Switzerland for Russia, aided by wealthy Gem1ans and acc 2008 Page #125  
s to create a Socialist society in Russia centrally ruled by the communist  2008 Page #125  
 had created a Socialist system in Russia that supp011ed Hitler's rapid ris 2008 Page #126  
cesses in Europe, North Africa and Russia, these globalists realized they f 2008 Page #130  
also may have feared that Stalin's Russia was about to launch an attack on  2008 Page #130  
onth before the expected attack by Russia, Hitler launched Barbarossa, the  2008 Page #130  
d Barbarossa, the grand assault on Russia, as a pre-emptive strike. In a sp 2008 Page #130  
aining Britain as an ally agaillst Russia and See/owe or Sea Lion, the code 2008 Page #130  
 Harriman , the U.S. Ambassador to Russia who had ownership in Union Bankin 2008 Page #131  
n independent nation which borders Russia and the Caspian Sea, and was appa 2008 Page #136  
ions in both the United States and Russia with an eye toward occult astrolo 2008 Page #136  
heir 1917 creation of communism in Russia and their attempt to form a Leagu 2008 Page #139  
rst created communist Socialism in Russia then National Socialism in German 2008 Page #144  
e had secrets to keep. Today, when Russia almost certainly knows all of our 2009 Page #20  
nce it is effective on the side of Russia, comparison becomes virtually imp 2009 Page #21  
 greater detail, it is stated that Russia is ahead in quantity and we are a 2009 Page #21  
centage was three times as high in Russia as in the United States. Actually 2009 Page #21  
account of secrecy. (ln regimented Russia, where scientists are not free to 2009 Page #21  
INST UFO NUCLEAR WEAPONS What have Russia, China, Sweden, and Switzerland i 2009 Page #22  
rudent and wise to at least inform Russia and China of our intent, and, by  2009 Page #22  
The possibility of RPVs exists for Russia as well as for us. But in this sp 2009 Page #22  
"it should be wet" originates from Russia, where the phrases "wet works" or 2009 Page #43  
ng to a report of a UFO landing in Russia. l recorded a few other news repo 2009 Page #137  
extraterrestrial visit to southern Russia. Today's coverage is completely s 2009 Page #138  
Soviet Union Pinhead aliens Invade Russia Scientists confirm I anding of 's 2009 Page #150  

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Boris Yeltsin 'officially' cancels Russia's 'offensive' weapons program • 1 2006 Page #108  
RONE ZH: A Personal Reappraisal of Russia's Best Known CE3 Incident Peter R 2009 Page #5  
ORONEZH: A Personal Reappraisal of Russia's Best Known CE3 Incident By Pete 2009 Page #134  

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e at: http://www.spacewar.com/news/russia-97h .html 33 Available online at: 2009 Page #47  

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esident George W. Bush. Trotsky 's Russia-bound ship loaded with revolution 2008 Page #125  

Word: "russian", 49 instance(s) (Back to Top)

whatever to do with a defense from Russian nuclear missiles. Lear gave the  2003 Page #150  
nstructions have an inscription in Russian. Was there some substance to thi 2004 Page #12  
so, was this crashed flying saucer Russian or extraterrestrial in origin? I 2004 Page #12  
ifically denying that the disc was Russian in origin: "Some time ago, a mis 2004 Page #13  
 obtained a translation of a 1960s Russian media article on the UFO subject 2004 Page #14  
n Institute, and revealed that the Russian Premier, Josef Stalin, had taken 2004 Page #15  
base that the spheres were neither Russian nor American in origin. The news 2004 Page #16  
 away from the area to intercept a Russian sub that had violated the 12 mil 2004 Page #43  
ations that were built to detect a Russian bomber attack from over the Nort 2004 Page #91  
as declassified a translation of a Russian Novosti Press Agency article on  2005 Page #133  
, it became clear chat chis was no Russian plane. Instead he claimed to hav 2005 Page #145  
nd to our signaling. They could be Russian bombers. If thg proceed on the p 2006 Page #164  
e objects that were picked up were Russian bombers. He said that he did not 2006 Page #167  
the present moment, a formation of Russian planes heading southeast. The Pr 2006 Page #167  
more than 10 hours for the assumed Russian planes to arrive over Washington 2006 Page #168  
ror watching as Sputnik, the first Russian satellite, cruised across the ni 2006 Page #182  
ed into the designs of British and Russian aircraft carriers. The U.S. cons 2007 Page #114  
hat he was indeed a very prominent Russian academician and geochemist . Val 2007 Page #198  
ry and Analytical Chemistry of the Russian Academy of Sciences (GEOK.hl RAJ 2007 Page #198  
months. In the days that followed, Russian newspapers reported extensively  2008 Page #97  
 year that Leonid Kulik, who was a Russian mineralogist, visited what is kn 2008 Page #98  
ts unde1taken in the mid-l 960s by Russian scientists demonstrated that, in 2008 Page #100  
es over Tunguska; and (b) that the Russian Government has secretly hidden t 2008 Page #100  
d, most recently, in August 2004 a Russian expedition to the site, led by Y 2008 Page #102  
First Spaceship on Venus, in which Russian scientists discover a "magnetic  2008 Page #102  
t turns out to have been caused by Russian time-travelers . Two years later 2008 Page #102  
osphere. Others place the blame on Russian or American officials who, it is 2008 Page #103  
d [Alfred] Milner in financing the Russian Revolution.'' Milner, a Gennan-b 2008 Page #125  
), formed in 1915, helped fund the Russian Revolution. AIC directors repres 2008 Page #125  
a successful revolt and seized the Russian government for the Bolsheviks. T 2008 Page #125  
the occultism of the Nazis and the Russian space program . Richard C. Hoagl 2008 Page #134  
ed to a disturbing similarity with Russian space flights. 129               2008 Page #135  
s precisely scheduled time despite Russian requests to have the launch dela 2008 Page #136  
nical considerations , refused the Russian request and the launch went off  2008 Page #136  
.............................. 135 Russian Esponiage and UFOs Jomes Corrion 2009 Page #5  
 in this country that American and Russian UFO defense are roughly equivale 2009 Page #21  
 is somewhat disquietin g that the Russian advantage lies in the area that  2009 Page #21  
ment is less valid. Actually , the Russian leadership seems wise enough to  2009 Page #21  
 apt to miss and accidenta lly hit Russian or Chinese territory because of  2009 Page #22  
on why we may be able to outdo the Russian effort by a great margin. That r 2009 Page #22  
t recently landed in a park in the Russian city of Voronezh. They have also 2009 Page #134  
Moscow. It is an old city, even by Russian standards, but by 1989 had grown 2009 Page #134  
in the subject, and an American of Russian 131                              2009 Page #137  
 also included a copy of a book in Russian called UFOs in Voronezh and a le 2009 Page #139  
ound us. Yuri sent me Soviet, then Russian UFO newspaper articles and I sen 2009 Page #139  
ident. It is significant that the (Russian) landings that are most known ou 2009 Page #139  
it played out in this southeastern Russian city, or the singular qualities  2009 Page #140  
ess were being abused, or that the Russian people where just downright supe 2009 Page #140  
                                   Russian Esponiage and UFOs James Carrion 2009 Page #154  

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

 "sped off' at nearly 660 mph. Two Russian-built MIG-21 jet fighters were s 2008 Page #29  

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

ll orchestrated hoax (maybe by the Russians), or; 2) Our country has played 2003 Page #236  
l lenses that they didn't want the Russians to know about. On another occas 2004 Page #185  
c. and... • Joint partnership with Russians in space? NSAM 271 • Tell the t 2004 Page #212  
e should be done together with the Russians ... CORSO'S VIEWS ON ACADEMIA ■ 2005 Page #10  
ll orchestrated hoax (maybe by the Russians), or; 2) Our country has played 2005 Page #126  
lped the United States surpass the Russians in space; spurred elaborate A1m 2005 Page #168  
ept for the high price of oil, are Russians better off today than they were 2006 Page #10  
y were going too fast. We knew the Russians and the Chinese and whoever did 2006 Page #148  
ft activity that would suggest the Russians were preparing to attack." And  2006 Page #164  
f scientists, were captured by the Russians. It can now be revealed that th 2007 Page #111  
 numerou s UFOs flying around. The Russians will not release any of the met 2007 Page #129  
 activity (and rightly so, for the Russians ,-,ould make every effort to ob 2008 Page #114  
we reveal our greatest secret, the Russians will not reciprocate. Are we no 2009 Page #20  
ht even be situations in which the Russians would simulate an attack to dra 2009 Page #22  
F.O. Landing is Fact, Not Fantasy, Russians Insist" opened with this statem 2009 Page #138  
e of the particular fondness among Russians (all of them?) for the supernat 2009 Page #139  

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udies, to Hollywood producer Aaron Russo, "The end goal is to get everybody 2008 Page #136  

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anced the Japanese in the 1904- 05 Russo-Japanese war for control of Manchu 2008 Page #125  

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 Washington identify it as simply "rust," or "red dirt"? Why couldn't it be 2006 Page #192  

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, what happened to the divers, the rust-colored film, the entire incident.4 2006 Page #193  

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 America exists as a group of very rustinct classes. To envision the U.S. a 2005 Page #75  
sun.light. The object ilisplayed a rustinct wrurling motion as it rotated a 2007 Page #165  

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rn that orgonom) has been ignored, rustorted, attacked and confounded since 2005 Page #87  

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

 writes: 130 Detailed study of the rustory of the crashed UFO subject revea 2005 Page #132  
, we need to rake a closer look at rustory. 2                               2007 Page #8  
sense. But let's get back to merua rustory agrun. You may recaJJ that, in t 2007 Page #12  

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ssages like that take their entire rustrict network down? ls that possible? 2007 Page #90  

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ast; that the saucers were not .of Rus~ sl~n orjgin .. S-Ovlet espionage ag 2009 Page #177  

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say that, the proverbial srur will rut the fan. There is one consideration  2005 Page #85  

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 none of the culled exe.o:tplar.:, rutchcd. TLC RESULTS BY SPECKIN ■ Ballpo 2007 Page #46  

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

 • TIit Govrrnmrul' s rtcor·J for (ruthfuJno s 011 lhis topir Is uof gootl  2008 Page #154  

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temperatures and to various acids (rutric, sulfuric, picric). The Crumba la 2007 Page #200  

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rface layer of carbon, oxygen, and rutrogen. Beyond thjs unexplained layer  2007 Page #199  

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n was Marine in C/R incident, deep ruts, object placed in large flat semi w 2004 Page #116  

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 "":,.,.~ .. ..:-.r-.1-.,., T1-1r, ruu: ~P:.Y "':'O °"'' ~1:,; JVCC s....ou 2009 Page #125  

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reakin g applications in fields as ruverse as biology, ps~chology, meteorol 2005 Page #87  

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as an active approach wruch can be ruvided into several stages. A contraruc 2005 Page #103  

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culture rejects. \Xlhile less than ruvine, perhaps other intelligent life h 2005 Page #117  

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. ort maiy -nuu--and inco111pt1tnt ruwrchcr s in tJ1t fidd • Tht worst thin 2008 Page #154  

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HAJU,"J: ·rhe 11,~rr-,aat oC DorLJ Ru~11. dauj!hlf'r of Mr. and Mr;. Ja:rw_ 2009 Page #163  

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iu lt;a,W( .. t•I; •-,rc;,.w • .:.,ru• "h~tosh1 I• ,.c.1aL..,.J t.t.o lhc f 2008 Page #121  

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r~jvc:1..11 ._,,c.u.ic bo tJcl~ in ru•t1ina1P, lA• ~.-rco,.. :.;a,:;t-.: •" 2008 Page #122  

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243.."Four years have passed..." a RV answer: murdered in cold blood via a  2004 Page #205  
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