Air Force Project Blue Book Special Report 14 (Hynek's annotated copy)

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This is the July 1966 third edition of Dr. Leon Davidson's "Flying Saucers: An Analysis of the Air Force Project Blue Book Special Report No. 14", published by Ramsey-Wallace Corp. It reproduces early Air Force press releases, the 1953 CIA panel report, the 1966 Blue Book release and the full text of the May 1955 Special Report No. 14 with its tables and codes. Davidson also gives his view that the CIA was responsible for much saucer publicity.

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p. 4 …The CIA PANEL Report of 1953 begins on Page B1 Letter from National Academy of Sciences…
p. 25 …channel for scientific study of government problems, the National Academy of Sciences, (which would not have…

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# FLYING SAUCERS: A20, A5 D5, Q 7, 11, 24, 26, 27, 42,

AN ANALYSIS OF THE AIR FORCE PROJECT BLUE BOOK SPECIAL REPORT No. 14

THIRD EDITION JULY,1966

PREPARED BY DR. LEON DAVIDSON

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Project Blue Book Special Report No. 14: the Battelle statistical study, 1955 1955

Cases discussed

The Nicholas Roerich Expedition Sighting, Kukunor District, 1927 1927
probable cause of the Roerich sighting in the Gobi Desert in 1927
The Maury Island Incident 1947
RAND letter asking for access to Air Force files on the Maury Island incident
The Green Fireballs over New Mexico 1948
local epidemic of "green fireballs"; Hynek said they were probably connected with U.S. research
The 1952 Washington, D.C. UFO Flap 1952
Samford press conference July 29, 1952, at the height of the Washington "flap"; CAA radar study
The Tremonton UFO Film (The Newhouse Film) 1952
private showing of the "Tremonton films"
The Robertson Panel: The CIA's Secret UFO Review 1953
Part B: The CIA Panel Report of 1953

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