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Project Blue Book case file (combined PDF)

US Air Force, hosted by NICAP · 40 pages · text by OCR

This Project Blue Book case file compilation, hosted by NICAP, covers Rex Heflin's photographs of a UFO taken near Santa Ana, California, on 3 August 1965. It includes an Air Force investigation report by Captain Charles F. Reichmuth, a USMC El Toro G-2 report, an FTD photo analysis dated 14 August 1965, correspondence with Ralph Rankow and Congressman James B. Utt, and newspaper clippings. The analysis concluded the object was about one to three feet in diameter, close to the camera, and could not be the size reported.

  • p. 3 ## TDEW/UFO Request for UFO Information, Captain Reichmuth Hq UBAF SAFOICC (Mrs Bunt) Wash D C…
  • p. 8 …by the presence of UFOs. The pictures, which are in our files, were taken in broad…
  • p. 11 …FILE FILE NO. (2) FILENO) SYNDOPSIS 1. This investigation was little, if from recent of SUSJ07…
  • p. 21 …Just after taking the third picture of the UFO, Mr Helflin heard a vehicle approaching from…
He is a model and electric train enthusiast, with a very extensive collection. On a small in his living room were some outstanding models of 2 old automobiles and 3 airplanes, all though they were the automobile plastic type, they were extremely well done in detail, over and above the everage model builder.

Kr. HEFLTH old, however, should answering 2 questions.

Lhy the delay in r. percing the c1_iting and the name of the store where he had the photo_ the copies.

2. A check with the Federal Communication S. al. May at Santa Ana, California reported that they had received no complaints of interference on UHF or VHF on 3 August 1955.

3. Marine Corps Air Station, E3 Trop n air control center log has no record of any unusual flight patterns or lightings on 3 August 1965.

4. Encoduro (4) answer ten of questions (1) of reference (5).

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