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[UFO] [2]: 7262140-20060474F-001-010-2023

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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.

  • p. 11 …Since the I 970's, we have reason to believe that a degree of cooperation on…
  • p. 13 …extraterrestrial civilizations would, of necessity, evolve, and this in turn would strengthen world unity and cooperation.
  • p. 15 …to one of increasing openness, disclosure and cooperation with civilian research teams. (See section IV on…
  • p. 25 …International cooperation exists to a wide - extent, though some witnesses state that certain countries, particularly China…
  • p. 28 …I suggest that the Administration, in cooperation with Congress, sponsor open hearings where these witnesses, who…
  • p. 35 …to one of increasing disclosure, openness, and cooperation with civilian researchers. Failure to effect a review…
  • p. 36 …CSETI, in cooperation with other researchers and organizations, has already begun this process, and welcomes cooperative…
  • p. 38 …s; It is our sincere intention to cooperate with the U.S. government, the United Nations…
  • p. 39 …In contrast, ProJect Starlight 1s committed to working cooperatively with the U.S. government and avoiding…
  • p. 40 …govemment cooperation in this project would assist us in this goal, and specifically cou Id serve…
  • p. 41 …Along with Project Starlight, whieh will conduct briefings and an Announcement with or without government cooperation…
  • p. 42 SUGGESTED AVENUES OF GOVERNMENT COOPERATION WITH PROJECT STARLIGHT 1. Letter of introduction to foreign governments to…
  • p. 50 …Gordon Cooper, Col. USAF, Astronaut Date: November 9, 1978 Re: Cooper's assessment that UFOs are…
  • p. 98 …electronics, etc., to review this situation. illegible ) cooperation has been secured by DI / USAF and ATIC…
  • p. 179 …His loci association and cooperation with the Air Force, in our study ot wddentified fl,yinc…
  • p. 180 …ihat C!A, .m.t:l the cooper.ition or PS3 and ot..'ter interested C…
  • p. 233 …1eca v ~thout 1,7Sr11 that intnutlonal cooper,i_Son h vital. . .· . .. · ,: . .. ·,,_·.' ., (1-C) 0/. 01…
  • p. 255 …i:::;:,ossib1e to secure the Air Force cooperation which woulrl ~ ~ ces !.~J, particularly in the matt…
  • p. 298 …I am coming to Was.h- 1ncton soon !or an appointment v1th SOnator Cooper and 1…
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DRAFT INCLOSURE NO. 1
l. Ueeearch "1ld Devuloomunt
a. \Jh.at German ecientiate bad• better-tban-clvera&ge knowledge ot the Hort.en
brot.hura' work and penpective thialdng; vhere are thaae acientist. nov
located, and what ia their present activi.t17 Tbdoe ahow.d be coot.acted
and interrog&ted.
b. VhtLt is the pr~aent activity ot the P..orteo crothera, Walter and Riem.ar1
c. lJlut.t ia know of the whereabout.a ot the entire llorten twly, particw.arl7
the ai11t.er7 ill ahoul.d .be cont.acted and interrogt1t.ed N~&rdinte any con-
t.emplated plana or perapective tb1nkinc ot the Hort.en brothers, and any
i.ntereat shown by the RwleiADt" to _develop their aircra.tt.
d. .I.re wiy effort• being made to develop the Horten •Parabola&" or aodity
this cc.ntigu:ation to approx:1.llate a:,. oval o:- diac7
•• What i:1 the Hort.en perspective tMnking on internal. controla or cont.role
thut an: effective mainly by 11treame or air or g•• originut.ing fro■ wit.b-
in th~ aircra!'t to supplant. convent.ionul. -xternal au.r!t1ce controla7
2. Control
For 11.ny nircraft vhoae shape approximates that ot ll1l ov.u, disc, or 111.1.ucer,
i.n!'ormation reagrcing the tollovi.ng itec.s ia requoat.-d:
a. Boundary layer control method b7 auction, bloving, or a combinution of
both.
b. Specit1l control• tor e!tectiv• uneuverability at ~•ry alow epeuda or ex-
tremely higb altitwies.
c. Openings in either the leading edge top and botto■ sw-t'acea thut artt em-
ployed chiefly t.o accompliah boundary lqer control or !'or the, purpoH
ot reducing t.he induced drag. kD.7 openin~• in the le-.cling ed.:e aho'4ld be
reported and deacribed u to ahape, aize, etc. 'nus inveeti~ation ia
significant t.o justify a disc ah&oe configuration for long-range t1p0lic- ,
at.ion.
d. Approxi11Lt.te &i.rl'oil abape iD the c•nter and near the tipa.
e. Front view and rear view shape.
3. It.ems or Conetl"'Uction
a.
b.
c.
'Iype or mat.urial, vh.-tber metal, terrous, non-ferrous, or non-a:etullic.
Compoeit• or sandwich cono~ruction .utilizing ••rious coabinat~ona or .
mutala1, utallic toile, plutica, -.nd perh&p:, b.laa "'-od or oudlar ~t.urial.
Unuaual fabrication
et.ability.
method• to achieve extreme light weight und •tructurul
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