Report of Meetings of the Office of Scientific Intelligence Scientific a Dvisor

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It was the opinion of Dr. Robertson that the "cancer" problem had been found to be different in nature from the detection and investigation of German V-1 and V-2 guided missiles prior to their operational use in World War II. In this 1943-1944 intelligence operation (CROSSSEM), there was excellent intelligence and by June 1944 there was material evidence of the existence of "hardware" obtained from crashed vehicles in Sweden. This evidence gave the investigating team a basis upon which to operate. The absence of any "hardware" resulting from unexplained U, F, O, sightings leads a "will-of-the wind" nature to the AGIC problem. The results of their investigation, to date, strongly indicate that no evidence of hostile act or danger exists. Furthermore, the current reporting system would have little value in the case of detection of enemy attack by conventional aircraft or guided missiles under such conditions "hardware" would be available almost at once.

It was interesting to note that none of the members of the Panel were leath to accept that this earth night be visited by extra-torrestrial intelligent beings of some sort, some day. What they did not find was any evidence that related the objects sighted to space travelers. Mr. Fournot, in his presentation, about 10 has had elicited each of the known and probable causes of nightings leaving him "extra-torrestrial" as the only one remaining in any cases. Fournot's background as an astronautical engineer and technical intelligence