“Office of Special Investigations”19 pages
- p. 2 …of AF Project Blue Book UFO investigation, prepared analyses of UFO data for AF, liaison officer…
- p. 5 …officers, civil defense and ground observer corps,
cross-section of citizens' reports.
Section VIII. SPECIAL EVIDENCE…
- p. 11 …Navy Special Devices Center for a special Skyhook flight to be undertaken for that Office of…
- p. 13 …However, the accumulation of reports by good observers and some of the special evidence such as…
- p. 21 …of reports by unusually well-qualified observers is worth special mention.
During the Fall of 1949…
- p. 39 …pilots (two of whom had personally sighted UFOs) joined the NICAP Panel of Special Advisers. Federal…
- p. 45 …cards and badges of Special Investigators, USAF. In separate rooms, we were questioned for one hour…
- p. 88 …Special records are kept of all such sightings. Usually, in a case of this type, jets…
- p. 94 …Force officers. It shows five glowing, oval-shaped objects.
20. Adamski "Scout Ship." Because of Mr…
- p. 96 …In the interests of scientific investigation, we urge that secrecy about the case be lifted by…
- p. 109 …History of the UFO Project
C. Air Force Statements About Its UFO Investigation/NICAP Rebuttals
D…
- p. 111 …CLARDP81R00560R0001000100010 every phase"
of the investigation. The scientists believed this program would "dispel any of the…
- p. 116 …gation of a phenomenon. Yet, as the agency officially charged with investigation of UFOs, the Air…
- p. 125 …Allied intelligence experts were reported to be investigating radar sightings of "mysterious objects" which had been…
- p. 137 …Defense high command ordered a full scale investigation of sightings of a wingless circular object which…
- p. 141 …from office of Secretary of Air Force: The USAF maintains a "continuous surveillance of the atmosphere…
- p. 164 …The Air Ministry announced it was investigating.21
About September 20 - Personnel of the U.S…
- p. 182 …CIA-RDP81R00560R000100010001-0 investigators, impatient with NICAP's "conserv from reviewing the methods of investigation a…
- p. 183 …investigation is required. . .
"Now the primary objection to UFO reports, as most scientists think of such…
# Approved For Release 2001/04/02 : CIA-RDP81R00560R000100010001-0 NOTES
1. New York World Telegram & Sun; June 23, 1960.
2. Lasswell, Harold D., "Men In Space." Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, Vol. 72, Article 4; April 10, 1958.
3. Jung, Carl G., Flying Saucers: A Modern Myth of Things Seen In the Skies. (Routledge & Kegan Paul, London, 1959).