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This is a CSETI Project Starlight comprehensive briefing document, prepared by Steven M. Greer, M.D., director of the Center for the Study of Extraterrestrial Intelligence, and dated April 1997. It contains CSETI position papers arguing that the US government secretly holds extraterrestrial craft and that covert management of the subject threatens national security, along with letters to President Clinton seeking disclosure. It also includes government records, among them an FAA Charlotte Tower re-recording of a December 1977 police helicopter sighting.
“Disclosure Project”16 pages
ATTACHMENT lA Lake Erie, Ohio--1988 000.8.34 The following Coast Guard document describes a UFO report by ~~ast Guard personnel in which a UFO hovered over Lake Erie, :.ispatched several smaller UFOs, and then landed on an iced-over p art of the Lake, on March 4, 1988. COG: OPC FP 09AW 09 AW DE FP ISN-FP02l IN:O 0CS DG? ~?ABM O 0!.E~SR P 0Sl40SZ MAR 88 FM COGARD STA :AI.~oOR: OH//CO// TO AW/COMC'OGARDGRU DCROIT Ml.//OPS// INFO 09/CCCONINE CIEv'CriND OH//OSR// BT UNCIAS //Nl6l44// SUBJ: INCIDDlT P.!:PORT: t1UOO.TIFI~ FLYIS~ Os.Jl:C':'S l. UNIDon'FIABU: FLYl~G OBJECTS l /4 MIU: EAST Or C£I PC);,tER PI>Jrr. 2. AT 2035 LCL Tr.IS 51°ft'!°:0N Rcvt> A CALL FROM ~~ BA.~ (35978 HIAWA'fflA, EASTLAKE, OK PHf 216-951-0970) RPTNG A LARGE OBJ'c:CT HO~G OVER THE I>.JCE: A.)ID A?PAR.:..~Y ON A SLOW OEC!llT. '!H!: O8.nCT n.~ A Wr.ITE: LIGHT AND WAS APPROX. 1/ , MILE tJ'P 1..)ID SH:: WAS UNABLE TO OETE:RMI?:t HOW FAR OUT IT WAS. nns L"NIT SENT 2 cu;\~ERS TO INVESTIGi\TE:. BEcORZ THEY ARRIVED 0/S, WE RCVD 2 MORE CAUS ~G 'l'Hi.T THE oan:CT HAD APPARENTLY OISr~to J-5 510..LU:R FLYINC c.an:CTS THAT WERE ZIPPI!IG AROUND RAna:R QUICKLY. 'IHESE o.an:crs HAD RED, c~, WHITE A!ID i~!.toW LIGHTS ON THEM THAT STROBED IN'l'ERMI'ITENTY. THEY ALSO HAD THE A!ILIT'l TO STOP AND HOVER IN MIO FLIGHT. lo,'liEN MOBILE 0:? GOT 0 / S, n-Xi i-PTD THE SAME ACTIVIn. THEY i;ATCHEO TnE 081E:C'IS FOP. h?PROX. ! HOUR B!:!CRE RPmG niAT THE ~E Os.Jl:CT WAS AIMOST ON TH!.: let. 'IH!:Y R.~ '!'!1.,\'; THE ICE WAS CRACKING I.NO MOVING ABNORM.\L Al".0\.iin'S AS TH!.: O5.JECT CA.~. CWSER TO IT. THE ICE WAS RUMBLING ANO THE OPJECT LIT 1':ut!l'I-CCI.OR t.:G:~7S AT EACH END AS IT APPARDr.'LY u.NDE:D. THE LIGHTS ON IT WDn' Otr!' !-IOMENTARILY ANO THEN Ck~ ON AGAIN. THEY WO-T ot"l' AGAIN M':> TM!: RUMBLING STOPPED M-0 'r.!!: ICE STOPP[!) MOV!NG. nf!: ~ os.n:crs B!GAN HOVERING IN THE~ tiKERE n-:E I.A.~ OSJZCT L'U-uCO NI.>~ A n:w MINt1'I'E:S THEY m:GAN F!.YL'-~ AROUND AGAIN. MOBIIE 02 P.PrO Tl-'j.l' ~ APPEARED 'ro BE SCOUTI?fG THE A.~. MOBILE 02 nPrO 'IJ1.AT l Oa1ECT k"AS MOVING TOWARD TlfEK AT A HIGH SP~ 1'N'O I.OW 'ro Tt!E :CE. !-!:JB::..!: 02 BAca:O tx>wt-r Tm: JiILL 'lHEY HAD ~ ON AND WK!:N niEY Wt:::'!' !!.i\CiC "1'0 'nIE HILL, THE O~CT WAS CONE. THEY RPTD T'dM' THE OSJ:ECTS C-:-JLD Nor BE SEE:N IF n!EY Tt.'RNED C:F ~ LIG"r."':'S. O?IE OF THE S~.!.L CBJECTS ~n:D ON A SPC71"LICHT WHD~E '!'Ht IARGE OBJECT HAD BEEN BUT MOB!!.-r; 0, COULD Nor SEE ~G, ANO THEN niE OSJZCT S!:EY.ED 'ro DISA?P!:.'.~. A?~ OBJ'ECT APPROACHED MO!IU 02 APPROX. 500 YOS. OFFSHORE A!:<>t.T!' 20 :FT. ABOVE~ ICE, ANt> rr m:G>.N MOVING C"'...DS!:R AS MOS!LE 02 &GA.'f FIASHING ITS HEADLIGHTS, n-~ IT MOVED orr 'ro Tl!! WEST. J. THE ~!RS ~ t.~SU: TO IOD:TI:Y 'JSY or Tm: o::-.:z~ csr.::; an:oc-.r..>..ttS : ~'10 AFTER c:m:'ACTING ~ Y.>LICE: ANO A!P~?.:-:::, "fHT..S :J?ll':' WJI.S uw.BLt ':':) ID::?-'T!rY na: osn:crs, i\N'O RECALU:O HOBILt O:?. rlT ':'O~-OJ:05:H:~4 9 / L3
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