“US Navy”20 pages
- p. 11 …Should you need additional room, please use another sheet of paper. Please print or typewrite. Your…
- p. 13 …await a full-fledged investigation by scientists using appropriate instrumentation, as NICAP advocates Section XIV. However…
- p. 35 # SECTION IV
# Army, Navy & Marine Corps
The other armed services, required by law to channel UFO…
- p. 37 …The crews of two commercial airliners and a Navy transport sighted a cigar-shaped object about…
- p. 38 …Shortly after 8 p.m., he "noticed a brilliant white flashing light pass directly below us…
- p. 40 …Moore, USN Domed circular UFO passed in front of two Navy planes confirmed by radar. Section…
- p. 44 …Shenkel (both former Air Force pilots) and Steven Summers confirmed Baldwin's report. "All of us…
- p. 50 …Matthews, CAA Tower Operator (over four years experience in aircraft observation with Navy and as a…
- p. 55 …Often this argument is used by skeptics to imply that UFO reports result only from careless…
- p. 76 …Arnold, a former Navy air identification and anti-aircraft gunnery control officer, said the UFOs changed…
- p. 93 …Orrego, Chilean Navy. Reported sighting and photographing UFOs over an Antarctic base. Objects described as "one…
- p. 95 …He obtained about 6-1/2 feet of Kodachrome film, using a Keystone Capri camera. The…
- p. 99 …There were no Weather Bureau, Navy or Air Force balloons in the area at the time…
- p. 100 …Huge "Moby Dick" plastic balloons (named after Melville's legendary whale) used for high altitude research…
- p. 116 …When none can be found, the "shotgun" approach is used. Clearly, this is not a scientific…
- p. 123 …Luis Sanchez Moreno, investigating for the Navy, told the press the Navy had been constantly concerned…
- p. 129 …Lorenzen commented that "the rate of closure with us was much greater than any I had…
- p. 130 …has twenty counselor members, among them Army, Navy and Naval Air Force officers on active duty…
- p. 141 …The military had us just about convinced that no such objects existed. The only trouble was…
- p. 145 …The following list, including one 1884 sighting, shows that many independent witnesses have used very similar…
# 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).