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NRC FOIA-2017-0368 UFO records

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This Black Vault release contains the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission's March 23, 2017 response to John Greenewald's FOIA request 2017-0368 for UFO records collected since 1975. The NRC withheld identifying information. The records cover three allegation files. The first is a 2010 Region IV case about a former security officer who said a triangular UFO hovered over the protected area at Cooper Nuclear Station between 1986 and 1989. The other two are a 1997 letter claiming DoD flew nuclear-powered craft from New Mexico and a 1998 California complaint.

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ALLEGATION ~CEIPT FORM
Allegation Number. RJV-2010-A-0101
Page 3 of3
"NRC or Lk:ensee Jdentlfiecf' ---• If marked, no need to fill out rest of Alleger Information
Email Ac:klress: .
Employer: (b)(7)(C) (b)(7)(C)
Relationship to Facility: Fonner· security officer t_____...r-------
For •Relationship·•.select: Licensee Employee; Former Licensee Employee; Contractor Employee; Former Contractor Employee;
Private Citizen; News Media; Special Interest Group; Other Federal Agency; State Agency; Municipal Government;
Fed/State/local GoVt Employee; 01 Confidential Source; IG Confidential Source; Other (describe)
CONCERNED INDIVIDUAL CORRESPONDENCE METHOD AND TIME
TIME I ~AM or PM Teleph<)ne . XX Email Postal Service -=X~--
Other/Specific Requests/Comments: No specific call back time requested.
LICENSEE INFORMATION REQUEST & INDIVIDUAL IDENTITY PROTECTION
Explain that if the concerns are discussed with or information is requested from the licensee, that alleger's identity
will not be revealed. This contact is necessary for the NRC to conduct our independent evaluation for the concerns.
If the concerns are an agreement state issue or the jurisdiction of another agency, explain that we will transfer the
concern to the appropriate agency, and if the alleger agrees, we will provide the alleger's identity for follow-up.
YES X No Does the Alleger OBJECT to the NRC requesting that the licensee formally
assess/evaluate the concern(s)?
YES X No Does the individual OBJECT to the release of their identity? Explain that in
certain situations (such as discrimination cases), their identity will need to be
released in order for the NRC to obtain specific and related information from the
licensee.
ALLEGATION SUMMARY
Provide a short summary ot keywords/topics/subject (for large number of concerns) for the allegation's contents below. This
summary is to provide an overview or quick reference in allegation tracking reports:
An unidentified flying object violated the protected area at Cooper Nuclear Station sometime between 1986 and
1989, but the event was not reported to the NRC as required.
RECEIPT METHOD- HOW RECEIVED
. Te!ephon~~ Mail _ Inspection In-Person X
-- Letter Email Fax
Licensee Other Method/Comments:
FACILITY
Facility Name: Cooper Nuclear Station Location/Address: Browrlville, NE
Docket(s)llicense #: 05000298
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Additional Contact Information:
OSHA: 1-80~21-0SHA Regional Offices: http://www.osha.gov/htmVRAmap.html
DOL Main Call Center Number: 1-866-4-USA-DOL Monday- Friday 8 am to 5 pm (http://www.dol.gov)
Discrimination/Wage - Back Pay Issues: 1-866-487-9243
lTY number for all Department of Labor Questions: 1-877-889-5627
HOO (Immediate Safety Concerns): 1-301-816-5100 *Non-emergency Toll Free Hot Line: 1-800-695-7403
RIV Allegation Hotline: 1-800-952-9677 ext. 245 FAX: 1-817-276-6525 EMAIL:R4AIIegation@nrc.gov
*Note: The Hot Line is not recorded during business hours (l am- 5 pm Eastern). However, during non-business hours the HOO
will answer and will be on a recorded line, please mention this fact when providing this number.

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