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

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1. Pursuant to the request of the Assistant Director for Scientific Intelligence, the undersigned Panel of Scientific Consultants has not t evaluate any possible threat to national security posed by Unidentified Flying Objects ("Flying Saucers"), and to make recommendations thorooo The Panel has received the evidence an presented by cognizant intelligence agencies, primarily the Air Technical Intelligence Center, and he reviewed a selection of the best documented incidents.

2. As a result of its considerations, the Panel concludes

a. That the evidence presented on unidentified Flying Objects above no indication that these phenomena constitute

a direct physical threat to national security We firmly believe that there is no residue of cases which instigate phenomena which are attributable to foreign artifacts capable of real acts, and that there is no evidence that such phenomena constitute for the revision of our current understandings.

## 3. The Panel further concludes

a. That the continued emba

these phenomena does, in the way that these results in

threat to the orderly functioning of the protective organ

of the body politic.

We cite as examples the clogging of the area of communication by irrele reports, the danger of being led by continued false alarms to ignores re