“Nevers”33 pages
- p. 15 …I had never heard of flying saucers and had no idea what we had seen, but…
- p. 29 …Photograph never made public. 47.
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Brookley AFB, Alabama Control tower operators Radar-visual…
- p. 34 …It never did drop below the horizon--just faded away. The fading, of course, was due…
- p. 50 …airports for 16 years." Sonner said, "and never before have I seen an aircraft like it…
- p. 56 …5 minutes."It was something I had never seen before."UFO finally ascended straight up out…
- p. 57 …Each "ship" also had, emanating from the "stern" portion, two "tails", seemingly streaming out horizontally, never…
- p. 58 …It did not flicker, it burned steadily the weatherman said, but its light could never appear…
- p. 72 …it went over the first hill and never over 1000 feet during my observation."
Mr. Hahn…
- p. 87 …was first being developed, and they have never been acceptably explained.
The celebrated Washington radar sightings…
- p. 88 …It has never been known to occur, there is no theoretical basis for believing that it…
- p. 89 …The UFO showed on the film as a round, bright spot. (The film has never been…
- p. 93 …NICAP has never obtained any negatives for analysis. Prints show disc from five different angles. Critics…
- p. 94 …Picture reportedly showing unexplained circular light source, never made public. See "Report on Unidentified Flying Objects…
- p. 96 …The many other reports from alleged additional witnesses were never received from Mr. Stanford. His background…
- p. 97 …The first possibility to cross our minds was a polyethelyne type balloon, but we have never…
- p. 98 …at least three consecutive frames, you'd never find it. Moreover, internal lens reflections (also countless…
- p. 112 …Congressional hearings were contemplated See Section XIII but never came about. Instead, Air Force Congressional Liaison…
- p. 113 …Film Data reportedly analyzed by USAF, but never released to public See Section VIII: Apr. 27…
- p. 114 …Therefore, I never saw it in its published form. However, since I had prepared it - as…
- p. 116 …I have never heard anyone claim anything to the contrary. . . ."
ODE D"CLASSIC" - SEAGULLS
(FROM COLORED…
- p. 118 …proved highly impressive to one who had never before seen the Nation's Capital.)
The interrogation…
- p. 121 …could be a jet tanker refueling operation. Never having witnessed refueling operation at night, I am…
- p. 125 …As far as is known, the pictures have never been published and no explanation of the…
- p. 126 …I have never seen anything like it before." 42
## The European Continent
On the Continent, UFOs…
- p. 129 …The USAF analysis report has never been released.
## C. OCEAN & ANTARCTIA
UFOs have been sighted at…
- p. 134 …Lincoln LaPaz, Institute of Meteoritics, said: "There has never been a rate of meteorite fall in…
- p. 135 …film submitted to Air Force, never released. VIII
UFO; film submitted to Air Force, never released…
- p. 138 …I've been observing the skies since 1914, and I've never seen any meteoric fireballs…
- p. 164 …which was also photographed. (The pictures have never been made public). The UFO was seen moving…
- p. 165 …One of the most intriguing accounts, never fully investigated, described a whitish oval-shaped object observed…
- p. 174 …Since most of the material presented to the Committees is classified, the hearings are never printed…
- p. 175 …to a newsman's question: "UFOs have never been accurately explained. I think there is as…
- p. 183 …things, is that the raw data almost never permit of measurement. It should be carefully noted…
# WAYNE THOMAS, JR.
P. O. BOX 831
PLANT CITY, FLORIDA
October 3, 1963
OCT 7
Mr. Richard Hall
NICAP
1536 Connecticut Avenue N. W.
Washington 6, D. C.
Dear Mr. Hall:
Pardon my delay in answering your letter of August 27 requesting information on UFOs seen by B-29 crews during World War II.
I was a group intelligence officer stationed on Tinian, and the cases I recall were all night-time sightings.
These lights, ranging from green to orange and yellow, would approach and move along with the bombers for several minutes at a time before breaking off. The crews were sure they were not reflections on plexiglass, or stars, or the moon.
I recall of no case where an aircraft or form was distinguished as such, just the lights.
These "Foo-fighters" were so common, that they were discussed in the various unit publications around the island.
I also remember no discussions about the possibility of space-craft; just strange unidentified lights.
It is hoped that this small bit of fragmentary information may be of help.
Very truly yours,
WTJr:v
Wayne Thomas, Jr.